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'Not a penny to call my own' poverty amongst residents in mental illness and mental handicap hospitals | Author(s) | Martin Bradshaw, Ann Davis |
Corporate Author | Disability Alliance Educational and Research Association (ERA); King's Fund |
Publisher | Disability Alliance ERA and King's Fund, London, 1986 |
Pages | 46 pp |
Keywords | Social security benefits ; Mental disorder ; In-patients ; Long term ; Poverty. |
Annotation | Drawing on the findings of a national survey of residents' money in mental hospitals, the authors demonstrate how welfare benefits policies and the administration of residents' money in hospital have played a part in creating poverty. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-930714083 B |
Classmark | JH: E: LF7: 4Q: W6 |
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