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A SOCIAL SURVEY OF A LONG-STAY HOSPITAL POPULATION

R. J. STANLEYMonyhull HospitalBirmingham
Pages 63-69 | Published online: 05 Feb 2014

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B. R. BALLINGER. (1970) COMMUNITY CONTACTS OF INSTITUTIONALISED MENTAL DEFECTIVES. The Journal of Mental Subnormality 16:30, pages 17-23.
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J. O’hara. (1968) The Role of the Nurse in Subnormality: A Re-Appraisal. The Journal of Mental Subnormality 14:26, pages 19-24.
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J. J. M. Harbison, D. N. MacKay & T. W. H. Weir. (2008) Sex and grade differences in age at first admission and sex and grade differences in length of stay in a hospital for the mentally subnormal. Irish Journal of Medical Science 42:9, pages 421-428.
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