This is Volume VI in a series of seven on the Sociology of Mental Health. Originally published in 1969, and using language of the time, this is a sociological study of institutions and hospitals for those with mental health conditions.
PART ONE: BACKGROUND TO THE SURVEY 1 SOCIAL ASPECTS OF SUBNORMALITY 2 THE DESIGN OF THE SURVEY 3 HOSPITAL PROVISION FOR THE MENTALLY SUBNORMAL PART TWO; SURVEY FINDINGS 4 THE PATIENT POPULATION 5 THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND FACILITIES 6 THE PROBLEMS OF STAFFING 7 EDUCATION, TRAINING AND OTHER SPECIALIST SERVICES 9 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE HOSPITAL AND THE COMMUNITY 10 BLACKBRICK AND CLOVERFIELD : A STUDY OF TWO SUBNORMALITY HOSPITALS 11 VOLUNTARY HOSPITALS AND HOMES 13 ORGANIZATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS 14 SUMMARY AND CONCLUDING COMMENTS
