Albanian term
qasja (in this context)
5 +1 | Approach | Sedat Limani |
4 +1 | community-based approach to... | MSc Jonis Buzi |
4 +1 | The approach | Klementina Shahini |
4 | access | Ledja |
3 | The avoidance | Bajram Djambazi |
Non-PRO (1): MSc Jonis Buzi
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Proposed translations
Approach
Community approach towards clients with mental disorders
The thrust of Community Approach is to assist families to lay down a new foundation on which they can build a positive future.
access
community-based approach to...
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Ledja
: A sensible alternative.//Kudoz become irrelevant when professionalism and integrity count more - keep those latter ones up :)
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Thanks, Ledja! Your comment is more valuable than the points which I should have gotten./ I definitely keep them up! I've never done this for the points but I do expect a better consideration
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The avoidance
"The community's avoidance of the mentally ill..." is what I am thinking.
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