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What is one belief that kept the mentally ill out of society and the recipients of horribe trwatments was?
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How are welfare recipients viewed in this society?
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Needs to be emotionally mentally and socially healthy?
You need to be emotionally, mentally and socially healthy. It is because it keeps you stable in society.
What was the Program created under Johnson's Great Society which financed health care for welfare recipients?
medicare
What is the effect of deinstitutionalizing the mentally ill on society?
helps do their own activities\ maintains dignity
Can mentally handicapped people live and survive on their own in your society?
I think they can, as long they are determined.
How is Dorothea Dix made an impact in society today?
she made hospitals for mentally ill.
What community would you impact and why?
We can impact various communities in society. Socially, mentally and physically we can affect it.
What are the pros of mentally retarded kids going to school?
The pros are that these people will be better able to function in society.
When mentally ill people are committed is this really a sly way of calling them outcasts and shunning them from society?
Commitment to a mental health facility is a measure taken to ensure the safety and well-being of individuals who may be a danger to themselves or others due to a mental health crisis. It is not about shunning them from society, but rather providing necessary care and treatment. Commitment laws vary by jurisdiction and are meant to balance individual rights with the need for intervention in cases of severe mental health issues.
What can society do for mentally challenge people?
give then shelter to live and give them some money to just afford there needs for them and there kids
How did the reformers change the treatment of the mentally ill and prisoners?
The reformers change the treatment of the mentally ill and prisoners by Dorothea Dix , in her efforts on behalf of the mentally ill -emphasized the idea of rehabilitation, treatment that might reform the sick or imprisoned person to a useful position in society. There was, as revivalists suggested, hope for everyone.
What are some of the expected results from heart transplantation?
According to a year 2000 data from the Registry of the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation (ISHLT), 81% of transplant recipients survive one year
