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Community surveys abroad have shown that there is a high prevalence of serious mental illness in old age, much of which is not treated in hospital (Gruenberg, 1961; Nielsen, 1963). Most community surveys of the aged in this country have, however, been concerned chiefly with general medical and social problems (Sheldon, 1948; Simonds and Stewart, 1954), or have formed part of whole-population studies and recorded only the most severe kinds of mental disturbance in old age (Mayer-Gross, 1948). An exception is the study of a Scottish rural practice by Primrose (1962).
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D. W. K. Kay
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
Patricia M. Beamish
Ohio University
Martin Roth
Ritsumeikan University
The British Journal of Psychiatry
King's College Hospital
University of New Brunswick
The King's College
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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a158c01a4734e8e604e544e — DOI: https://doi.org/10.1192/bjp.110.465.146