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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-62633-8s and society. Many years were spent in their development. Presently they consume a large part of the gross national product of most countries. The organisers and administrators of these services are subjected to everlasting pressure to justify to the public, who must foot the bill, their value in terms of costs and benefits.

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Kara De Felice MD,Laura E. Raffals MDat and when. Psychiatric case registers record the use of available services, which may express the needs of some patients and their families and possibly those of society for having somebody to take care of its ill members. The needs which we ought to be concerned with are those for medical care.

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number attend special schools outside these services, particularly for the physically handicapped or autistic or for children with impairments of hearing and vision. These children will also be included in the data to be presented.

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Estimation of Need on the Basis of Field Survey Findingsic patients. The concept “institutionalised” is here taken in its widest sense. It does not refer just to patients in psychiatric institutions, but in addition to all psychiatric patients who are in institutions of any kind, including those not primarily intended for mental patients.

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