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An In-Service Alternative to the Summer Institute Program
The Modern Language Journal, 1964that of serving one's country. How far the wheel has turned in the years since the abolition of the old-fashioned College Boards! How different foreign language teaching today from the year I began French, in Grade VII! I still remember our teacher saying there was only one thing he expected us to learn that term, and if we learned it our reward would ...
David M. Feldman, Barbara Schindler
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Institutions and Alternatives for Older People
Health & Social Work, 1978A major national priority for older people is the provision of systems of social and medical care that may be applied to individuals in an effort to extend residence in the community or avert institutionalization altogether. Data reviewed here suggest that goals must be modest in attemtping to deinstitutionalize or avert institutionalization.
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Community alternatives to institutional care
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1976The Community Mental Health Center Amendments of 1975 (Public Law 94-63) mandate that federally funded mental health centers provide specific services to patients discharged from mental health facilities, including follow-up care and a system of transitional halfway houses. In addition, they must provide assistance in screening potential inpatients and
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Institutional Alternatives to Psychotherapy
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1976Are growth centers used as alternative institutions to traditional mental health facilities? Survey methods compared growth centers (N=426) and National Training Laboratories (N=108) participants with clinic patients (N=89). Symptoms, life stress, motivations for participation, process expectations, and various attitudes toward authority, time, and ...
M A, Lieberman, J R, Gardner
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The Day Hospital: An Alternative to Institutional Care*
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1974Objectives and admission criteria are discussed as they pertain to day hospitals for patients with physical disability or chronic illness as distinct from patients with primary psychiatric illness. The day hospital, as part of a general hospital complex, provides health care and supportive services during the day for accepted patients, who return home ...
E J, Lorenze, C M, Hamill, R C, Oliver
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1993
The concept of the health of man is not only related to the process of ecological adaptation but also implies an integrated vision of the reality of the individual. It must satisfy the needs and growing demands which appear over the course of life’s development.
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The concept of the health of man is not only related to the process of ecological adaptation but also implies an integrated vision of the reality of the individual. It must satisfy the needs and growing demands which appear over the course of life’s development.
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Alternative Investments and Institutional Investors
European Business Organization Law Review, 2022Mc Cahery, Joseph, Giudici, Paolo
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Alternative to institutional care of the aged
Social Casework, 1973A program of day care, offering casework and group work services, is restorative to the elderly and physically limited living in their own ...
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Keeping Alternative Institutions Alternative: A Comparative Study
1980This research investigated the issue of keeping alternative institutions alternative both as an organizational problem of bureaucratization and as a research area with methodological complications. More specifically, the research addressed both sides of the issue by defining bureaucratization as gradual transformation of member control into ...
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Towards an Alternative Institutional Frame
2009We have argued that a radical transformation of ICCM is not merely a matter of methodological refinement, but also one of trenchant reconfiguration of the ontological, epistemological, ethical and political commitments of research practice in the field. Such a reframing is a necessary precursor to any reconsideration of methodology and methods.
Gavin Jack, Robert Westwood
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