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Kolade M. Owolabi,Abdon Atanganaursing homes, patients are still not in their own homes. They are in care because they need the skills of the staff and their resources. In order to get that care they have to accept the status of ‘patients’. Even those who appreciate the help they are given would rather be elsewhere. Some may not b

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Aleksandr A. Samarskii,Evgenii S. Nikolaevdlesex, England. This hospital, like many other long-stay units for the elderly, was built about 100 years ago and was designed for fever and isolation patients. The buildings are all single-storey, with a number of interconnecting rooms of different sizes. Over the years the accommodation has been