The Hospital at Home Program: No Place Like Home

No place like HOME.

Chimpanzee Behavior: There's No Place like Home

During times of crisis, humans often seek the comforts of home. New observations indicate that, during periods of food shortage, male chimpanzees behave in similar fashion by returning to the areas they occupied with their mothers in youth.

There's no place like home for the holidays.

No place like home: a history of nursing and home care in the United States

they replaced it with a lot of rhetoric in favour of liberal individualism. Doctors creep into the story with the residential schools, which were established around the same time to expedite assimilation and prevent children going the way of their parents. The Canadian government could not duck a certain responsibility to combat the tuberculosis and scrofula devastating the young students in it...

Hospital at home: the right place for the right patient.

Hospitals have existed for centuries, linked to religious beliefs in ancient times, then shifting focus to care for the poor and sick, before evolving into the modern beacons of health care with dense concentrations of specialty care, expertise, and technologic advances. For the very ill, optimal or best care became synonymous with care in a hospital, and the model of health care shifted from h...