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    <title>The Development of Community Care in Psychiatry</title>
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    <description>Title: The Development of Community Care in Psychiatry
Authors: Buchan, T.
Abstract: The theoretical considerations underlying the transfer of psychiatric care from the mental hospital to the community are discussed.&#xD;
The principal provisions of the British programme are set out. viz.&#xD;
1.The establishment of acute psychiatric units in District General Hospitals.&#xD;
2. The construction of hostels and day care centres by local authorities.&#xD;
• 1. The provision of a substantial increase in personnel.&#xD;
4. The gradual rundown of the large mental hospitals.&#xD;
Some of the difficulties encountered in each of these 4 areas are enumerated. The relevance of these problems to Zimbabwe is discussed and two local developments, viz. the establishment of psychiatric follow-up services and the opening of a rehabilitation unit are described.</description>
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