… 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. …

… status varies widely from region to region across the province (Human Early Learning
Partnership, 2009), we assigned parents at random to the PC and enhanced community treatment (…

… 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. …

Reports from around the world highlight the need to address discrimination and promote
human rights in mental health care settings. This includes eliminating the use of coercive …

… Disseminate guidance to health providers for COVID-19 and severe acute respiratory
infections using international and WHO standards, including for community care. …

… It serves as a community care process allowing us to attend to our concerns, traumas,
and vulnerabilities but also affections and hopes. Our decision to write together echoes the …

… Of note, assertive community treatment teams coupled with adequate emergency, inpatient,
withdrawal management, and harm reduction services are the backbone of treatment …

… HF tenants was provided through assertive community treatment (ACT). Housing outcomes
… care group, with large effect sizes, but there was no difference between groups in community …