00:00Do you have admission admission in which way?
00:04Yes, I do.
00:08Intellectually disabled.
00:11What way?
00:14Yes, I do.
00:20The patient has suicidal tendencies, homicidal tendencies, proper tension, violent, excited.
00:32And the patient is not taking self-care, mother-in-law, garbage or anything that a normal person can do.
00:43So, we have to admit that we have to do the same thing.
00:49We have to start with counseling, some updates.
00:55We have to do the same thing.
00:58We have to do the same skills and education.
01:02We have to do the same things.
01:06We have to do the same things.
01:11After the first thing, we have to do the same things and we need to do the same thing.
01:12We need to discharge the same tests.
01:14This rapid discharge will be the same thing.
01:21For every day, the patient takes care of the patient, for every month.
01:24On the other day, the patient experienced with the patient.
01:25He had to do the same things.
01:27We will keep up the patient, after having the patient...
01:27... then after the patient weeks, after having the patient surgery,
01:31we will be able to get vaccinated.
01:34After all we have to do the same thing...
02:03Thank you very much.
02:06This is a cardinal issue of the patient's care and the problem is, it is a problem that
02:14has become a problem.
02:15In this case, there is a stigma that has come at the same time, and it is a problem of
02:21the situation.
02:21In this case, there is a problem of how the society will get rid of it or not to keep
02:28the problem.
02:31...
02:32...
02:32...
02:33...
02:34I've to say thank you for the time.
02:36We have to ask for a number of people.
02:38We have to ask for a number of people to get involved.
02:42We also have to ask for a number of people to get involved.
02:47We are going to discuss the good things we have to ask for.
Comments