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PSYCHIATRIC UNIT IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1959Three years of experience with a newly established psychiatric ward show that there are advantages in having such a facility within a general hospital. This development proceeded without any disturbing influence on the rest of the hospital. The dangers of suicidal or aggressive behavior were met by skillful screening of the patients on admission, by ...
C W, TIDD, R J, STOLLER, D A, SCHWARTZ
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PSYCHIATRIC UNITS IN GENERAL HOSPITALS
Medical Journal of Australia, 1977Psychiatric units in general hospitals will, increasingly, play a larger part in the delivery of psychiatric services to the community. Australian units are compared with those in England and Wales. It is very difficult to envisage the widespread adoption in Australia of large comprehensive district general hospital psychiatric units similar to those ...
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New units for woodilee hospital
Nursing Standard, 1988The Greater Glasgow Health Board is to go ahead with plans to build three new 30-bedded units at Woodilee psychiatric hospital, following approval from the Home and Health Department.
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A CHILDREN'S UNIT IN A STATE HOSPITAL
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1960We have attempted here to describe a children's unit as it is in operation. We hope we have made it apparent that, although many arguments can be found against establishing children's units at mental hospitals, still while we continue to have children admitted to these hospitals, by grouping them and using facilities already present, with effective ...
N E, STRATAS, K T, SCHMIDT
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The effects of hospitalization on multiple units
Applied Nursing Research, 2008Patients are often cared for on multiple units during the course of a hospitalization. This study used general linear modeling and logistic regression analyses to demonstrate the effect of hospitalization on multiple units upon selected nursing treatments, resource use, and clinical outcomes.
Mary F, Kanak +5 more
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Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal, 1973
Des donnees controlees furent enregistrees, a intervals reguliers, dans une salle d'admission d'un hopital psychiatrique et dans un service de psychiatrie d'un hopital general.
T A, Ban, A, Klingner, H, Warnes
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Des donnees controlees furent enregistrees, a intervals reguliers, dans une salle d'admission d'un hopital psychiatrique et dans un service de psychiatrie d'un hopital general.
T A, Ban, A, Klingner, H, Warnes
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Unit Costs of Inpatient Hospital Days
PharmacoEconomics, 2003Costs of inpatient days in hospitals are frequently the main drivers of total treatment costs, and their unit cost can markedly affect the outcomes of an economic evaluation. In many countries, the availability of unit cost data is limited and unit costs are often based on data from hospitals participating in clinical trials.To provide data about unit ...
Oostenbrink, JB (Jan) +4 more
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Industrial Units in Psychiatric Hospitals
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1965The recent development of industrial therapy (Early 1960 and 1963; Wadsworth 1958, 1961, 1962 and Smith 1963) in British mental hospitals reflects our current therapeutic optimism and takes advantage of a period of full employment in industry. Industrial therapy has been found to be an important weapon in the prevention or cure of institutional ...
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A STATE HOSPITAL CHILDREN'S UNIT
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1949The development and functioning of a state hospital children's psychiatric unit have been sketched. Problems of physical facilities, staffing, and in the diagnosis, treatment, and disposition of cases have been indicated. We would welcome communication from other similar units for the exchange of information and experience.
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