Comparing Holloway's 'Holloway And Sederer'
he main statement from Holloway & Sederer reflects directly to following example which brings up what is the crux of the problem due to no clear policy on the role of inpatient treatment.
In my work place, I often see the ambivalent situation, e.g. a patient has been alleviated the symptoms and is about to be discharged, however, the patient is still hospitalize until an accommodation can be found, unfortunately, the similar situation keeps high proportion in the entire inpatients. British is one of the European countries to improve community service actively in order to decline admission rates which is related to bed reductions and an effective policy highlighting on alternatives to getting hospitalized. The evidence shows an 11 percentage
In my work place, I often see the ambivalent situation, e.g. a patient has been alleviated the symptoms and is about to be discharged, however, the patient is still hospitalize until an accommodation can be found, unfortunately, the similar situation keeps high proportion in the entire inpatients. British is one of the European countries to improve community service actively in order to decline admission rates which is related to bed reductions and an effective policy highlighting on alternatives to getting hospitalized. The evidence shows an 11 percentage