Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page ix
... consider necessary . If at the end of this second year the Board consider that the patient still requires Institutional care they may order his continued detention for a further period of three years and thereafter for successive ...
... consider necessary . If at the end of this second year the Board consider that the patient still requires Institutional care they may order his continued detention for a further period of three years and thereafter for successive ...
Page x
... consider from time to time the question of discharge of a defective to home care , or to the care of an unrelated ... considering an application for discharge it is the general practice of the Board to obtain from the Medical ...
... consider from time to time the question of discharge of a defective to home care , or to the care of an unrelated ... considering an application for discharge it is the general practice of the Board to obtain from the Medical ...
Page xxiii
... consider the readjustment as much as possible to the normal of the accommodation in those villas , which were to some extent overcrowded . Attention is called to the previous reports in which mention is made of the presence in the ...
... consider the readjustment as much as possible to the normal of the accommodation in those villas , which were to some extent overcrowded . Attention is called to the previous reports in which mention is made of the presence in the ...
Page xxiv
... consider the propriety of instituting some form of regular inspection and attention to the needs of the patients in the matter of dentistry . Looking to the situation of the Asylum , it may not be as easy to make this provision as is ...
... consider the propriety of instituting some form of regular inspection and attention to the needs of the patients in the matter of dentistry . Looking to the situation of the Asylum , it may not be as easy to make this provision as is ...
Page xxvii
... consider whether some accommodation for the few nurses required could not be satisfactorily and economically provided in part of the existing building . The general health of the patients was found to be satisfactory and their material ...
... consider whether some accommodation for the few nurses required could not be satisfactorily and economically provided in part of the existing building . The general health of the patients was found to be satisfactory and their material ...
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