Definition of deinstitutionalize in English:

deinstitutionalize

(British deinstitutionalise)

verbˈdiːɪnstɪˈtjuːʃ(ə)n(ə)lʌɪzdēˌinstəˈt(y)o͞oSH(ə)nlˌīz

[with object]

Discharge (a long-term inmate) from an institution such as a psychiatric hospital or prison.
让（长期居住者）离开某机构（如精神病院、监狱）
the changes aim to deinstitutionalize mentally ill people
改变的目的在于使精神病人离开精神病院。
the deinstitutionalized mentally ill
改变的目的在于使精神病人离开精神病院。
Example sentencesExamples
- Other women psychologists studied infant-mother attachment, memory and the brain, deinstitutionalized psychiatric patients, and developmental psychology.
- He explained the incident to the press by focusing on the problems created by deinstitutionalizing the mentally ill.
- Those houses are kept vacant by agreement with organisations that are deinstitutionalising people or locating them in the community.
- The new strategy for deinstitutionalising the care of individuals who are intellectually and mentally impaired has meant a difficult time for everybody involved in the transition.
- The city's mental health services were ‘deinstitutionalized’ in the 1960s and again in the 1980s without adequate community health facilities.

Derivatives

deinstitutionalization

noun

The bases for institutionalisation and deinstitutionalisation in mental health care remain poorly researched and understood
Example sentencesExamples
- Many obstacles to deinstitutionalisation still exist: psychiatrists have a very low threshold for hospital admission as they are held legally responsible for any misdoing by their patients.
- Since the 1950s mental health care in most industrialised countries has been characterised by deinstitutionalisation, with national reforms varying in their pace, fashion, and exact results.
- The problem is not of deinstitutionalization; it's more a problem of resources that should exist in the community.
- The new policy of deinstitutionalization and provision of community care may reduce the number of psychiatric in-patients but will not solve the problem.

Definition of deinstitutionalize in US English:

deinstitutionalize

(British deinstitutionalise)

verbdēˌinstəˈt(y)o͞oSH(ə)nlˌīz

[with object]

Discharge (a long-term inmate) from an institution such as a mental hospital or prison.
让（长期居住者）离开某机构（如精神病院、监狱）
the changes aim to deinstitutionalize mentally ill people
改变的目的在于使精神病人离开精神病院。
Example sentencesExamples
- Other women psychologists studied infant-mother attachment, memory and the brain, deinstitutionalized psychiatric patients, and developmental psychology.
- The city's mental health services were ‘deinstitutionalized’ in the 1960s and again in the 1980s without adequate community health facilities.
- He explained the incident to the press by focusing on the problems created by deinstitutionalizing the mentally ill.
- The new strategy for deinstitutionalising the care of individuals who are intellectually and mentally impaired has meant a difficult time for everybody involved in the transition.
- Those houses are kept vacant by agreement with organisations that are deinstitutionalising people or locating them in the community.

词汇	deinstitutionalize
释义	Definition of deinstitutionalize in English: deinstitutionalize (British deinstitutionalise) verbˈdiːɪnstɪˈtjuːʃ(ə)n(ə)lʌɪzdēˌinstəˈt(y)o͞oSH(ə)nlˌīz [with object] Discharge (a long-term inmate) from an institution such as a psychiatric hospital or prison. 让（长期居住者）离开某机构（如精神病院、监狱） the changes aim to deinstitutionalize mentally ill people 改变的目的在于使精神病人离开精神病院。 the deinstitutionalized mentally ill 改变的目的在于使精神病人离开精神病院。 Example sentencesExamples Other women psychologists studied infant-mother attachment, memory and the brain, deinstitutionalized psychiatric patients, and developmental psychology. He explained the incident to the press by focusing on the problems created by deinstitutionalizing the mentally ill. Those houses are kept vacant by agreement with organisations that are deinstitutionalising people or locating them in the community. The new strategy for deinstitutionalising the care of individuals who are intellectually and mentally impaired has meant a difficult time for everybody involved in the transition. The city's mental health services were ‘deinstitutionalized’ in the 1960s and again in the 1980s without adequate community health facilities. Derivatives deinstitutionalization noun The bases for institutionalisation and deinstitutionalisation in mental health care remain poorly researched and understood Example sentencesExamples Many obstacles to deinstitutionalisation still exist: psychiatrists have a very low threshold for hospital admission as they are held legally responsible for any misdoing by their patients. Since the 1950s mental health care in most industrialised countries has been characterised by deinstitutionalisation, with national reforms varying in their pace, fashion, and exact results. The problem is not of deinstitutionalization; it's more a problem of resources that should exist in the community. The new policy of deinstitutionalization and provision of community care may reduce the number of psychiatric in-patients but will not solve the problem. Definition of deinstitutionalize in US English: deinstitutionalize (British deinstitutionalise) verbdēˌinstəˈt(y)o͞oSH(ə)nlˌīz [with object] Discharge (a long-term inmate) from an institution such as a mental hospital or prison. 让（长期居住者）离开某机构（如精神病院、监狱） the changes aim to deinstitutionalize mentally ill people 改变的目的在于使精神病人离开精神病院。 Example sentencesExamples Other women psychologists studied infant-mother attachment, memory and the brain, deinstitutionalized psychiatric patients, and developmental psychology. The city's mental health services were ‘deinstitutionalized’ in the 1960s and again in the 1980s without adequate community health facilities. He explained the incident to the press by focusing on the problems created by deinstitutionalizing the mentally ill. The new strategy for deinstitutionalising the care of individuals who are intellectually and mentally impaired has meant a difficult time for everybody involved in the transition. Those houses are kept vacant by agreement with organisations that are deinstitutionalising people or locating them in the community.
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