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Electric treatment is the cure For everyone both rich and poor
I am referring to manpower requirements for teaching and nonteaching districts, and the part teaching hospitals should play in the provision of psychiatric services
(4) A University department which is an integral should not be content with the self-congratulatory part of the regional, or where there is more than term of 'centres of excellence'
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Electric treatment is the cure For everyone both rich and poor. It cheers you up, it calms you down, It takes away your worried frown, It fattens you if you're too thin, It even helps to cleanse your skin. If the main teaching hospital has a sizeable psychiatric unit, the rest of the beds would be—in terms of staff and clinical work—-part of the district services. The major part of the staff would hold academic appointments, with a small (below what is considered 'normal' for units undertaking a full district service) contribution from the NHS.
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