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The journal of trends in psychiatric practice (1994-1999 only)

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Psychiatric Bulletin, Volume 15 - March 1991

This volume was published under a former title. See this journal's title history.

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The Practical Administration of Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT). ECT Sub-Committee of the Research Committee, Royal College of Psychiatrists. London: Gaskell. 1989. Pp. 30. £2.50.
Kenneth Davison
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Mental Health and Homelessness Report
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Special Interest Groups
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Cigarettes and psychiatric patients
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Konrad Lorenz
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BJU volume 15 issue 7 Cover and Front matter
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Report of the Working Group on Continuing Medical Education
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A Schedule of Repeal – What Labour will do to the NHS and Community Care Bill. Robin Cook, MP (in Socialism and Health, 07 1990)
Edward Peck
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Career information pack and poster
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Facilitating moves into the community: a new mental health services initiative
Rosalind Ramsay
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Stephen Dorrell, the government Health Minister, has criticised the current “gross misallocation” of resources for patients with mental illness. The Department of Health estimates that more than half the district health authorities' budget of £1.5 billion for mental health services is still being channelled into the 90 remaining large specialist mental hospitals. There are now only 40,000 patients in such institutions. However, according to government calculations, a total of 2¼ million people in this country have a mental illness which is “serious enough” for them to need consultant psychiatrist care. All those sufferers from mental illness living in the community must make do with the remaining DHA budget. In other words, 98% of the mentally ill are supported by less than half the total resources allocated by districts for mental health services.

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Request from Nigeria for medical literature
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The use of psychotropic drugs in deportation procedures
J. L. T. Birley
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Harry Marshall
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Patients, psychiatrists and the Community Charge
A. R. M. Freeman
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5. Four Noble Truths
Larry Culliford
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William Herbert Whiles
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The meaning of ‘psychosis’
M. Ramell
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Community Care Works: Learning from the Torbay experience. By Virginia Beardshaw and Edith Morgan. 1990. Pp. 151. £9.50. MIND Mail Order Service, 4th Floor, 24–32 Stephenson Way, London NW1 2HD
Malcolm Peet
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New publications
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