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Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal, 1964
From a mental hospital in England, in 1956, contacts were made with industry to obtain contracts for work to be performed in a hut in the hospital grounds. The manufacturers supplied the material and tools, and a female attendant was appointed as supervisor. Patients were paid for each finished article.
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From a mental hospital in England, in 1956, contacts were made with industry to obtain contracts for work to be performed in a hut in the hospital grounds. The manufacturers supplied the material and tools, and a female attendant was appointed as supervisor. Patients were paid for each finished article.
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Shelterization: How the Homeless Adapt to Shelter Living
Psychiatric Services, 1990Emergency shelters have become the backbone of the service delivery system to the homeless. Particularly in large shelters, crime is a pervasive aspect of life. But despite the dangers of shelter living, many residents do not flee; instead they develop coping strategies that provide them with a feeling of mastery unparalleled on the outside.
J, Grunberg, P F, Eagle
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Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1989
1. Individuals with chronic mental illness are a diverse group requiring a variety of housing options to live successfully in the community. 2. Assistance in obtaining safe, affordable housing must be part of a comprehensive treatment plan for individuals with chronic mental illness if homelessness is to be avoided. 3.
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1. Individuals with chronic mental illness are a diverse group requiring a variety of housing options to live successfully in the community. 2. Assistance in obtaining safe, affordable housing must be part of a comprehensive treatment plan for individuals with chronic mental illness if homelessness is to be avoided. 3.
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2000
Estates of multi-storey housing present some of the most intractable problems for urban policy. <i>Shelter Is Not Enough</i> is an up-to-date evaluation of the issues. Drawing on an analysis of past practice, a 'model framework' is defined which can help to create successful approaches for the regeneration of multi-storey housing.
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Estates of multi-storey housing present some of the most intractable problems for urban policy. <i>Shelter Is Not Enough</i> is an up-to-date evaluation of the issues. Drawing on an analysis of past practice, a 'model framework' is defined which can help to create successful approaches for the regeneration of multi-storey housing.
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Health Physics, 1987
The feasibility of sheltering the U.S. population from fallout resulting from a large-scale nuclear attack is assessed using a mathematical model. The model is used to calculate the reduction in cumulative dose received by a sheltered survivor, as a function of five adjustable parameters.
R, Ehrlich, J, Ring
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The feasibility of sheltering the U.S. population from fallout resulting from a large-scale nuclear attack is assessed using a mathematical model. The model is used to calculate the reduction in cumulative dose received by a sheltered survivor, as a function of five adjustable parameters.
R, Ehrlich, J, Ring
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An exploration of the nearest-shelter assumption in shelter location models
International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 2023Charleen Mcneill, Lauren Clay
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