… out, the left-wing quest for community never escaped the gravitational pull of state power.
The most important community was always the national community: local associations were …

… rules and to the need that people had for rules in order to maintain secure, orderly lives and
to find a measure of autonomy within that order. But another theory arose to account for the …

… colleagues, Janice Whittick, Ken Gledhill and my wife, Esen Gilleard, is made here, not only
for the work done, but for many helpful discussions of the issues raised by community care. …

… Conflict of interest Care Programme Approach Contract research organizations Convention
on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Community Treatment Order Cost Utility of the …

… Much recent feminist research has made the point that in practice community care means
family care and that family care means care by female family members. Indeed the Equal …

… With Janet Finch, she has developed an interest in women and community care, and has …
family care of elderly people. Recent publications include work on ageing and community care, …

… of treatment options, in no preferred order, rather than retain the PICO format for this section.
… recommend the following empiric treatment regimens (in no order of preference) (Table 4): …

… asylum to community as the locus for the care and treatment of … , training centers and after-care
facilities, and policies of … dominant meaning of the term community care. For those in the …

… This article seeks to highlight roles and activities that community pharmacists can undertake
to help in relieving pressure on other areas of the health service, such as general practice. …

… International trends in community care are reviewed. • Updates … community psychiatry
interest groups aimed at obtaining greater government funding and resources for community care. …