Institutional release

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Institutional release refers to the process involved in the discharge of a person from an institution such as a prison or a hospital. This process usually involves a period of assessment, discharge planning, prerelease training and if necessary rehabilitation and aftercare where required.

See alsoEdit

• Deinstitutionalization
• Facility discharge
• Hospital admission
• Hospital discharge
• Incarceration
• Institutionalization
• Psychiatric commitment
• Psychiatric hospital admission
• Psychiatric hospital discharge
• Psychiatric hospitalization