The Mental Hospital

hardly germane to our nationalised Service, since there is discussion of fees?for instance the threat to those working therapeutically with patients when the latter have occasionally to leave the hospital before they are well, because of lack of funds; we, too, have our financial problems however?problems relating to the feelings of the patients whose acceptance of free help may well be an exacerbation of already present guilt feelings. And where Stanton and Schwartz write of what would seem to us in many hospitals, to be very adequate staffing (four nurses and four aides to fifteen