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Outdated start learning		No longer current or relevant; old-fashioned or obsolete.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

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