| It has been 50 years since deinstitutionalization became the way we dealt with the mentally ill. |
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| With the support of UNICEF, the country is carrying out a series of pilot of deinstitutionalization projects. |
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| The new policy of deinstitutionalization and provision of community care may reduce the number of psychiatric in-patients but will not solve the problem. |
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| What role does modern-day deinstitutionalization play in providing mental health services to the homeless? |
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| Researchers of deinstitutionalization have argued that economic and technical factors cause organizations to abandon deeply institutionalized practices. |
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| As a result of ongoing deinstitutionalization, many of these people have mental health problems. |
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| The strategy included six goals to be attained by 2015, one of which was deinstitutionalization of children with disabilities. |
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| The fiscal squeeze has highlighted the inadequacy of community services to accommodate deinstitutionalization, and waiting lists have grown steadily in many states. |
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| The state and federal rules around mental illness are built upon a delusion: that the sickest among us should always be in control of their own treatment, and that deinstitutionalization is the more humane route. |
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| A special governmental commission has been set up with the aim of ensuring improvement in the well-being of children, in particular, by introducing community-based child services and facilitating deinstitutionalization. |
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| The government began the deinstitutionalization of background checks for certain Federal jobs. |
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| The Committee on the Rights of the Child recommended in 2005 that the Government develop a comprehensive child-centred family policy and accelerate deinstitutionalization of children. |
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| At present, 190 children are involved in this programme, of which 6 are also involved in the subprogramme of deinstitutionalization and prevention of abandonment of orphans and children with the lack of parental care. |
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| In Vancouver, for example, with the deinstitutionalization of Riverview, people were literally sent out on the street with no support and ended up in the downtown eastside with very poor housing and no resources. |
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| As a matter of priority, the Government is pursuing a policy of deinstitutionalization and is promoting foster care and guardianship by relatives and foster parents. |
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| Inter-sectoral cooperation needed to be improved in priority areas such as the process of deinstitutionalization, children with disabilities, Roma children and justice for children. |
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| After thirty years in the asylum, deinstitutionalization would present many problems. |
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| While noting the deinstitutionalization efforts by the State party, the Committee however is concerned that the number of children in state institutions has increased by 38 per cent during the reporting period. |
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| The deinstitutionalization of minor offenders helps reduce prison overcrowding. |
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| All agree that if deinstitutionalization does in fact proceed from a will to reinvest the sick with decision-making powers and to count on the quality of home care, it must never be the result of budget cuts. |
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| Decisions regarding the establishment of, or permission to establish, new residential care facilities, whether public or private, should take full account of this deinstitutionalization objective and strategy. |
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| This isn't what the initial proponents of deinstitutionalization had in mind. |
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| In 1980 he challenged the assumption that deinstitutionalization failed because of lack of funds. |
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| The publicized emphases on alternatives in lifestyle and on deinstitutionalization were ultimately, in their extreme form, destructive to public education. |
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| The deinstitutionalization movement has made considerable progress. |
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| Regarding deinstitutionalization and the Olmstead decision, you'll never find a better case study in how good intentions can lead to disastrous consequences. |
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| Closing community congregate settings in response to the new rule will add to the existing gap in services left by historic deinstitutionalization. |
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