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Stigmatization commencer à apprendre		The act of treating someone or something as disgraceful or shameful, often leading to social rejection or discrimination.
Outdated commencer à apprendre		No longer current or relevant; old-fashioned or obsolete.
Underfunded commencer à apprendre		Lacking sufficient financial resources or support to function effectively.
Short-staffed commencer à apprendre		Having fewer employees than are needed to effectively perform tasks or provide services.
Over-medicalized commencer à apprendre		Treated with excessive or inappropriate use of medical intervention, often focusing too much on medical solutions.
Antipsychotics commencer à apprendre		A class of medications used to treat mental health conditions, particularly schizophrenia and other disorders involving psychosis.
To Strap Down commencer à apprendre		To physically restrain someone, often using straps or belts, to prevent movement.
Standard Treatment commencer à apprendre		The typical or widely accepted method of treating a particular condition, often based on medical guidelines or best practices.
Advisory Board commencer à apprendre		A group of experts who provide advice and recommendations on specific matters, often within an organization or institution.
The Dominant Way of Thinking commencer à apprendre		The most common or widely accepted set of beliefs or perspectives within a particular society or field.
To Isolate commencer à apprendre		To separate someone or something from others, often to prevent contact or interaction.
A Report commencer à apprendre		A written or spoken account that provides information on a particular topic, event, or situation.
A Court Order commencer à apprendre		A formal, legally binding directive issued by a court, requiring someone to do or refrain from doing something.
To Refer Someone for Psychotherapy commencer à apprendre		To recommend or direct someone to seek professional mental health treatment, such as counseling or therapy.
An Open Ward commencer à apprendre		A hospital or medical facility unit where patients are not physically restrained or confined and have greater freedom of movement.
A Rehabilitation Centre commencer à apprendre		A facility that provides therapy and support to help individuals recover from illness, injury, or substance abuse.
Queues commencer à apprendre		Lines or waiting lists of people waiting for services, treatment, or attention.
Pilot Programme commencer à apprendre		A small-scale, preliminary study or project implemented to test the feasibility and effectiveness of a concept or method before wider use.
To Refer to Someone commencer à apprendre		To direct someone to another person or service for assistance, advice, or treatment.
In Urgent Cases commencer à apprendre		Situations that require immediate attention or action due to their critical or time-sensitive nature.
Outpatient Care commencer à apprendre		Medical treatment or services provided to a patient who does not require overnight hospitalization.
GP (General Practitioner) commencer à apprendre		A doctor who provides general medical care for a wide range of conditions, often serving as the first point of contact in the healthcare system.
Sedatives commencer à apprendre		Medications used to calm or relax someone, often to reduce anxiety or induce sleep.
Agitated commencer à apprendre		Feeling or showing nervousness, restlessness, or being emotionally disturbed.
Pharmacotherapy commencer à apprendre		Treatment of a condition or disease using medications or drugs.
Recovery commencer à apprendre		The process of regaining health, strength, or normal functioning after an illness or difficult situation.
Regain Dignity commencer à apprendre		To restore or recover one’s sense of self-worth, respect, and honor after a setback or humiliation.
To Enter a Vacuum commencer à apprendre		To move into a situation where there is a lack of activity, communication, or structure.
Social Exclusion commencer à apprendre		The process or state of being marginalized or isolated from society, often due to poverty, discrimination, or lack of opportunities.
NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) commencer à apprendre		A non-profit organization that operates independently of government, typically to address social, political, or humanitarian issues.
Congress commencer à apprendre		A formal meeting or assembly, often for discussion or decision-making in a particular field or area of interest.
Funding commencer à apprendre		Financial resources provided for a specific purpose, project, or organization.
Close to the Rear of commencer à apprendre		Positioned near the back or behind something or someone.
Expenditure per Capita commencer à apprendre		The average amount of money spent per person, often used in economic or public service contexts.
Person-Day Payment Method commencer à apprendre		A system of payment based on the number of days a person works or receives services.
Idle commencer à apprendre		Inactive or not in use; not engaged in productive activity.
National Health Fund (NFZ) commencer à apprendre		The public health insurance organization in Poland, responsible for funding healthcare services for citizens.
To Moonlight In commencer à apprendre		To work a second job, often part-time or secretly, in addition to one's primary employment.
Implementing Provisions commencer à apprendre		Regulations or guidelines that put laws or policies into action.
The Private Sector commencer à apprendre		The part of the economy that is run by private individuals or companies, not controlled by the government.
Affluent commencer à apprendre		Having a lot of wealth, money, or material possessions; prosperous.
Do the Sums commencer à apprendre		To calculate or figure out the financial costs or benefits of something.
To Give Ground For commencer à apprendre		To provide a reason or justification for something.

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