450:, who pointed out that far from being 'secret', Rampton had been subjected to regular reports and examinations by a wide variety of public bodies over many years; that it saw over 1,000 visitors a year; and that the two patients who made the allegations were not reliable witnesses, as they both had serious mental health problems and had committed serious crimes after being released. Ashton highlighted a wide range of issues he regarded as being unfair in subsequent media coverage and characterised the situation as "trial by television", commenting that staff were unable to refute the allegations because they were bound by the Official Secrets Act and the confidentiality requirements of their job. He noted that the Boynton report did not uphold the core allegations: "It recommended about 200 changes to the hospital, of which 195 were fairly trivial technical administrative changes which were in progress anyway. The vast majority of the evidence of the Boynton committee exonerated the staff and found that there was no evidence of brutality or practices such as using a wet towel around the neck to restrain patients". However, as a result of the Boynton Report the government introduced the
439:. The report found serious problems relating to the geographical and professional isolation of the hospital, its failure of leadership and its difficulty in recruiting staff as well as its focus on containing troublesome patients rather than providing proper therapy for them. Boynton was also highly critical of the internal complaints procedure: out of 178 complaints not a single one had been upheld over a four-year period. The report was also highly critical of the hospital's management structure, saying that it was overreliant on central government, and made 205 recommendations. Boynton suggested strengthening the management and recommended that a Review Board should be set up to oversee the implementation of his recommendations. Other recommendations included a longer day for patients, greater integration between the sexes (both of patients and staff), and a smaller patient population (to 500/600 beds).
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In 1920 staff worked 60 hour weeks for ÂŁ50 per year, which was a wage comparable with farm labourers. Prior to the Second World War, they were required to live on-site, partly because of the remoteness of the site which was regularly cut off by snow in winter. There were quarters for single staff and
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under the criteria of "mental disorder" (any disorder or disability of mind). It has a staff of about 2,000 and provides the national services for patients with a learning disability, women and deaf men requiring high-security care. It also provides services for men with mental illness and
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National High Secure Healthcare Service for Women, which cares for complex and challenging patients with mental illness, personality disorders and learning disabilities, won the Team of the Year award at the 2019 HSJ Patient Safety Awards.
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Rampton was no longer needed. Remaining staff and patients were transferred to Broadmoor and the Rampton site was temporarily closed in February 1920.
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houses for married male staff and their families. A housing estate - named
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award. This government scheme was designed to both reward excellence and encourage constant quality improvement. The scheme laid emphasis on the quality of service provided to users including visitors and the general public.
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Department of Health and Social Services). The three UK special hospitals, including Rampton, were managed through the Special Hospitals Office Committee.
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The Second World War caused staff shortages and therapeutic occupational activities had to be limited. Patients contributed to the war effort by knitting hats, gloves and pullovers and growing food.
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1414:"The horrifying full story of Bruce Lee - Hull's worst serial killer"
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1524:"Lilia Valutyte stabbing: Man killed nine-year-old girl, jury finds"
826:"Empathic and Moral Processing in Personality Disordered Patients"
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1441:"Psychopath faces life for killing trainee rabbi | UK news"
1166:"Rampton high security hospital 'failing to provide safe care'"
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936:"4,000 attacks on staff' in England's three special hospitals"
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The Broadmoor Collection, Berkshire Record Office re D/H14/I
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is a high-security psychiatric hospital near the village of
914:"Retford Today: Rampton patient lashed out at three nurses"
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1045:"Previous awards: Documentary: The Secret Hospital: 1979"
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Collins, Annabelle; Thomas, Rebecca (13 December 2019).
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804:"Rampton is home to the dangerous and violent"
706:"Rampton is home to the dangerous and violent"
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984:"Rampton Psychiatric Hospital Morale (1982)"
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1266:"Princess defies her would-be kidnapper"
1146:. Psychiatric Bulletin. pp. 578–581
1015:"Television that changed our world - UK"
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1288:"Terrifying Killers treated at Rampton"
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673:"History Information: Rampton Hospital"
652:. Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust.
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738:The National Archives, ref MH118/134
341:Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust
21:Hospital in Nottinghamshire, England
850:. Retford Guardian. 20 January 2011
765:The National Archives ref MH118/133
756:The National Archive, ref MH118/134
45:Entrance to Rampton Secure Hospital
1550:"Patients lose smoking ban appeal"
1394:. Evening Standard. 9 October 2002
1392:"Huntley tells of life at Rampton"
1103:. House of Lords. 11 November 1980
872:. Retfordtoday.co.uk. 16 July 2011
501:Ian Ball - Attempted kidnapper of
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1467:"Chilling threats of a killer..."
1335:Evans, Martin (7 February 2023).
1290:. Lincolnshire Live. 16 June 2017
1131:. House of Commons. 2 March 1982.
1072:. The Telegraph. 14 February 2007
992:. House of Lords. 25 October 1982
1605:Psychiatric hospitals in England
802:Eden, Richard (21 August 2002).
704:Eden, Richard (21 August 2002).
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1465:O'Hara, Kate (2 January 2004).
1268:. The Telegraph. 1 January 2005
1128:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
1100:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
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279:in Berkshire. It is managed by
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1021:. 22 July 2005. Archived from
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792:National Archives, ref RH/E/2
783:National Archives, ref RH/H/2
471:Nursing and Midwifery Council
1610:Hospitals in Nottinghamshire
1575:Google Earth view from above
1070:"Obituary: Sir John Boynton"
412:Rampton, The Secret Hospital
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18:English psychiatric hospital
1047:. International Emmy Awards
828:. Health Research Authority
523:- Serial rapist and former
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1372:. City Journal. 2 May 2011
1220:. BBC News. 21 August 2002
1144:"Mental Health Act Reform"
1218:"Inside Rampton Hospital"
1123:"Rampton Hospital (1982)"
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71:Shown in Nottinghamshire
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539:Stephen Shaun Griffiths
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1370:"Murder Most Academic"
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452:Mental Health Act 1983
369:The Mike Harris Centre
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547:- Perpetrator of the
375:The David Wilson Unit
358:personality disorders
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1471:The Yorkshire Post
1246:on 8 February 2007
938:. 13 February 2007
416:International Emmy
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1172:. 16 October 2019
916:. 25 October 2019
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