Camberwell psychiatric Case Register

Hailey, Anthea M.; Wing, Lorna; Wing, J. K.

doi:10.1007/bf00589463

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“…In the Camberwell area, there has since 1967 been a gradual reorganization of inpatient beds, so that most patients will be looked after within the area. More day hospital and rehabilitation facilities have been provided (Hailey, Wing, and Wing, 1970). Other changes are likely to be introduced during the next few years.…”

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Long-stay psychiatric inpatients: a study based on the Camberwell Register

Hailey

1971

Psychol. Med.

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SYNOPSISA cohort of patients from Camberwell, who had been in psychiatric hospital for one year or more on 31 December 1964, is described. The attrition rate for this group, and the accumulation of ‘new’ long-stay patients from the area since that date, are analysed, and compared with published data from other studies. In the light of the resulting overall decrease in the long-stay population with time, possible trends in the future can be considered.

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Long-stay psychiatric inpatients: a study based on the Camberwell Register

Hailey

1971

Psychol. Med.

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“…The outpatient and emergency service has always been very good and there is excellent co-operation between Local Authority and hospital staff. Because of the Camberwell Register (Hailey 1970, Wing et al 1968, Wing et al 1970) it is possible to calculate the reported prevalence of various psychiatric conditions at any given time. acutely ill), because of impairments such as slowness or apathy which were probably the result of chronic psychosis, were included.…”

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