Institutionalisation

psychiatry which lead to concerns of the institutionalisation of people suffering with mental illnesses. The growth and application of psychoanalysis to help rehabilitate people within the institutions, people's concern in regard to the implications of institutions and the lack of real benefits as well as the expansion of antipsychotic drugs and how they were used as a form of mental illness management all contributed to the change of perception towards institutionalisation (Fleming and Manvell, 1985). The

Strategy-as-practice (S-a-P) is an approach to strategy concerned about what strategic actors actually do and the kinds of activities they do when they strategize (Jarzabkowski, 2003; Johnson, Melin & Whittington, 2003; Whittington, 1996, 2002). Strategy is complex, to illustrate the complexity of the concept of strategy table 1.1 is offered with selected definitions of strategy (Louw & Venter, 2013:9). According to Ehlers and Lazenby (2010:3), “A strategy can therefore be defined as an effort or

In the film ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ the director, Frank Darabont, uses many significant scenes throughout the film to present the idea, institutionalisation, to the audience. To do this, Darabont skilfully uses lighting, voice over, motif and foreshadowing to present the idea which helps to develop and further the idea of the text. One of the most important segments in ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ which uses a number of these techniques is Brooks release up until his suicide. There are two techniques

The human condition is the ability to shape someone’s lives in a matter of seconds. Both of these films have included the concept of the human condition which hope is depicted within. The human condition is the characteristics, key events, and circumstances which compose the fundamentals of human existence, such as birth, development, emotionality, ambition, conflict, and humanity. Hope is a feeling of expectation and desire for a particular thing to happen. Hope is represented in The Shawshank Redemption

Historically and currently, a person in need of social care services is assessed by a social worker and other agencies. Then they decide the type of support the service user will receive, who from, where and when. For a couple of years now the government has been moving towards changing that system to one which the person in need of social care gets to decide the type of support they need and how, and this is now known as personalisation. Personalisation is a social care approach which was officially

from feelings of being threatened, superiority, or when people have a negative view towards people of a different demographic (Kamaradova et al. 2016). This pervasiveness was the initiation of the institutionalisation for people with mental illness. However, overtime this practice of institutionalisation has been removed as society adopts a different, more knowledgeable approach to

Mental health services have gone through a radical transformation over the past 30 years. This process began with a wholescale transformation process known as deinstitutionalisation - that is, shifting care and support of people with mental health problems from psychiatric institutions into community based settings. At the start of the process, these, these institutions housed approxiamately 100,000 people; by the end, all hjad closed. The replication of mental health deinstitutionalisation across

For the time being, there is no cure for AD. Current management involves treatment for cognitive, non-cognitive and behavioural symptoms only. The aims of the treatment are to promote independence and alleviating behavioural, cognitive, non-cognitive and psychological symptoms. Those aims are made to improve AD patient’s quality of life and well-being, which in return can increase well-being of caregiver too. High cost spend because of CB will be reduce, rate of hospitalisation will be lessen and

Torture is a very abstract concept for individuals to grasp as there are many points of view and perspectives as to whether or not torture is acceptable in certain situations. For example, some may think that because someone is known to be a serial killer but unwilling to admit it, that it is justifiable to go to certain measures of force to get the individual to respond. On the other hand, some may think that there should be more patience in the officer and that tricking the killer into saying the

idea of hope. Andy Dufresne is a ‘Hot Shot Banker’ imprisoned with two life sentences, for the suspected murder of his wife and her lover and ‘Red’ (Morgan Freeman) whom Andy redeems hope in, along with the other convicts, saving them from institutionalisation. One of the ways in which Andy saves himself is by making projects for himself. The first thing that Andy does is to