Sentences with phrase «ill patient moves»
Kübler - Ross is not distressed if a terminally ill patient moves back and forth from one emotional response to another — unless he (or she) reaches a point of acceptance and then departs from it again.
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Whereas nonaggressive patients once remained in the family or moved into another normal community specially equipped for adopting a certain number of the mentally ill, today we lock them up except when practical obstacles (mainly financial) discourage us from doing so.
While the Christian pastor or chaplain must applaud Elisabeth Kübler - Ross for virtually leading an entire nation back to the beds of the dying with a concern that allows terminally ill patients to maintain their dignity, he (or she) will not assume that calm acceptance is the ideal toward which the dying should be moved.
In a surprise move, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has approved a measure that would provide expedited access to medical marijuana for terminally ill patients.
Mentally Ill to be Moved to Community Housing with Reduced Supervision Facing scrutiny from the Obama administration, Governor Andrew Cuomo is apparently going to be moving mentally ill patients from supervised settings and placing them in community housiIll to be Moved to Community Housing with Reduced Supervision Facing scrutiny from the Obama administration, Governor Andrew Cuomo is apparently going to be moving mentally ill patients from supervised settings and placing them in community housiill patients from supervised settings and placing them in community housing.
The state - owned facility, which once housed 7,000 mentally ill patients, was largely shuttered between the 1960s and 1980s amid an effort to move the mentally ill out of large institutions.
Wischmeyer, who will move to Duke University in the fall, runs a lab that focuses on nutrition - related interventions to improve outcomes for critically ill patients.
But his worldview shifted when he was a physician in training, moved by the bravery of his gravely ill patients.