papers about the situation of psychiatric care. • The network also encouraged a great deal the alternative experiences happening in central Europe at the time. The meeting held in Trieste, in September 1977, was highly significant. Here the closure and overcoming of the asylum system was ...
respect to the healthy breast and possible dislocations/retractions of the nipple areola complex. These changes are highly dependent on the size of the tumour, the tumour/breast volume ratio and the location of the tumour. Large tumours, located in medium-small breasts, located at the level of the ...
privileged about these information and disgusted with the difficulties here”. Professionals: "Interesting to consider ways to improve and how to access those improvements”. "Very interesting, reflection about time for change, which is fundamental”. Project (SESAB/AIFO) August 2013: Meetings begin ...
1 THE WELL-BEING OF THE SPINAL COLUMN 2 3 Introduction Back pain is one of the most common ailments and affects a large part of the population at various stages of life. It often occurs suddenly without any ...
, generally under the left collarbone which serves to prepare a space ("pocket") under the skin for housing the device. From here the electrocatheters are then inserted through one or more veins and will be positioned inside the heart under radiological control. Subsequently some electrical ...
illness – meaning this closing down in the sense of Deinstitutionalization. That is, not as mere abolition but as “going beyond” mental hospital and, at the same time, beyond the dominant psychiatric paradigm, on which the total institution is based, towards a community based system, which establishes ...
with a skin incision of about 4 - 6 cm, generally under the left clavicle, which serves to prepare a space ("pocket") under the skin for housing the device. From here the electric wires (electrocatheters) are then inserted through one or more veins and will be positioned inside the ...
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client and to do justice. In practice, respect for autonomy of the client and to do good are often at odds with each other. This tension is also visible in Trieste. Here the principle to do good is linked to the pursuit of continuity of care and to a holistic approach, in which aid workers focus on ...
implies an articulated approach that aims at: a) a legal recognition of civil and social rights and the material means to exercise them through diversified strategies which b) acquire resources (houses, jobs, goods, services, relationships) primarily through a deinstitutionalisation reconverting total ...
