## Abstract ## Introduction The Dutch TBS system is sometimes given as a model to improve British forensic psychiatry services. This paper is based on firstβhand experience of an attachment to a TBS clinic. ## Dutch law and the TBS system Under the 1986 TBS Act a judge may order a serious offend
Dutch library services to disadvantaged persons
β Scribed by HELEN WAGENAAR
- Book ID
- 104462319
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1991
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 963 KB
- Volume
- 8
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1471-1834
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β¦ Synopsis
Hospital libraries in the Netherlands provide a variety of services. In this paper two wellβequipped hospital libraries, staffed by professionally qualified librarians, are described. Some hospital libraries rely on volunteers, supervised by professional librarians, while in others volunteers work completely on their own.
Special services for elderly people are focused on persons who cannot visit the library by themselves. These services vary from visiting houseβbound people to placing a small library in residential homes. Of special interest is the library work for aphasics in the Netherlands.
The Section of Library Work for the Elderly, Sick and Handicapped Persons, a section of the Dutch Centre for Public Libraries and Literature (NBLC) is described.
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