Talk:Stoke Park Hospital

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Books

Some non-online books that seem worthwhile sources to find:

Godsell, M. (2000) Roles and responsibilities: Social history of Stoke Park Hospital. In: IASSID 13th World Conference, Seattle, August, 2000
Sixty Years of Stoke Park Hospital: 1909-1969. Joze Jancar. Publisher: Stoke Park Group Hospital Management Committee, 1969
Research at Stoke Park: Mental Handicap (1930-1980). Joze Jancar 1981. ISBN 9780950747309
Left Behind: A Study of Mental Handicap - Psychiatric Topics for Community Workers. W. Heaton-Ward (Stoke Park Hospital). Routledge, 1978. ISBN 9780713001648
Stoke Park studies: mental subnormality, 2d ser., World Mental Health Year memorial volume. Joze Jancar (ed). Wright, 1961. Original from the University of Michigan
The Burden : fifty years of clinical and experimental neuroscience at the Burden Neurological Institute. Ray Cooper; Jonathan Bird. Bristol : White Tree Books, 1989

A 1992 paper on Stoke Park Hospital Group admissions says "Stoke Park Hospital Group currently has 518 beds on three sites", but does not say what those three sites are. Nearly, but no cigar: Why are the mentally handicapped still admitted to hospital?. LEILA B. COOKE, Consultant Psychiatrist, Stoke Park Hospital. Psychiatric Bulletin (1992). 16,609-611. Rwendland (talk) 18:06, 23 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]