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Secure communities as immigration enforcement: How secure is the child care market?

Journal of Public Economics, 2022
Immigrants comprise nearly 20% of the child care workforce in the U.S. This paper studies the impact of a major immigration enforcement policy, Secure Communities (SC), on the structure and functioning of the child care market. Relying on the staggered introduction of SC across counties between 2008 and 2014, we find that the program reduced children's
Ali, Umair, Brown, Jessica H., Herbst, Chris M.   +2 more
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Security in the care home

Nursing and Residential Care, 2008
Residents and staff should be able to live and work in a safe and secure enivornment. Adrian Ashurst discusses the important role that care home staff play in maximizing a care home's security.
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Security — Who cares?

Computer Fraud & Security, 1998
Abstract Security breaches invariably involve the blindingly obvious and are rarely the outcome of sophisticated criminal acts. Simple human error, ignorance or omission is most commonly at the route of all trouble.
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Long Term Secure Care in Tasmania

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1992
The aim was to determine the requirement in Tasmania for long term (greater than 28 days) secure ward beds, and to characterise the patients who use them. There was complete enumeration over an 18 month period. The results included that 3.6 long term secure beds were used per 100,000 general population.
S A, Pridmore, I H, Jones
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Patient perceptions of medium secure care

Medicine, Science and the Law, 2007
Research into patients' experience of medium secure psychiatric services is in its infancy despite growing interest in user involvement in mental health care as a whole. The work reported here aimed to provide an opportunity for patients to reflect upon their understanding of their route into secure psychiatric provision and their time spent in one ...
Sharon, Riordan, Martin, Humphreys
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Information security governance: Due care

Computers & Security, 2006
Most modern corporate governance guidelines, and also some country laws, make the Board and specifically the CEO responsible for the well-being of the organization. These parties must ensure that critical company assets are identified and that these assets are protected against possible risks that may negatively influence the organization.
Rossouw von Solms, Sebastiaan H. von Solms   +1 more
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Securing the Future of American Health Care

New England Journal of Medicine, 2012
President Barack Obama says that Obamacare is moving America toward greater health security. In his second term, he would follow through with implementation and aim to fix Medicare's payment formula, support life-sciences research, and keep Medicare and Medicaid strong.
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Securing future cancer care

British Journal of Nursing, 2022
Libby, Potter, Vanessa, Taylor
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Health Care Under Social Security

JAMA, 1961
Senator Humphrey asked for an opportunity to present inThe Journalhis views on health care under social security. The AMA disagrees with Senator Humphrey in principle, and specifically with many of the statements which appear in this communication. In deference to him, however, his manuscript is reproduced without critical comment or annotation.
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Issues of Security and Network Security in Health Care Information Systems

1996
A Health Care Establishment (HCE) is an establishment where medical services are rendered. The above services are provided by the health care personnel. The infrastructure of a HCE may include Information Technology (IT) equipment that stores and processes HC information.
A, Patel, I, Kantzavelou
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