Booklet, 'The care of disabled people: residence or residential care- the need for assessment and classification' held at The Drapers' Hall, London, 10-11 October 1985. Booklet No. 2/85.
Booklet, 'The Dynamic approach to the residential care of disabled people in an integrating society', an International (EEC) seminar held in London on 10 April 1984. Booklet No 2/84.
Booklet, 'A Progressive approach to long-term residential care for physically handicapped people in an integrating society' by the Development Trust for the Young Disabled. Booklet No. 1/84.
Booklet, Brain damage and psychiatric disability' by Professor W A Lishman. Booklet No.1/83. Reprinted from a seminar on 'The Problems of Overlapping Psychiatric and Physical Handicap; held on 17 July 1982.
Booklet, Caring for the disabled- adversity and caring' by Maureen Tudor, based on an address delivered at Ware College, Hertfordshire. Published by J Walter Thompson Company, London. Booklet No. 2/81.
Booklet, Long-term hospital care in the UK the R.H.H.I. Model, by John Wedgwood. Booklet No. 1/82. Reprinted from the international seminar on the long term care of disabled people, London, 13 January 1981.
Reports and publications relating to research undertaken by the hospital's research department along with conference and seminar papers produced by the Department including research relating to the SMART assessment for patients with disorders of consciousness.
Published in 1973 by Swan Press Limited. An anthology of poems read at The Skinners' Hall on the evening of 15th June 1973 for the benefit of the RHHI. Each contributor selected one poem of their own and one by another poet.
2020 edition of the book, published by Alpha Editions. First published in 1866 by John Henry & James Parker in Oxford and London. Written by a thirteen year old girl called "Georgiana" and illustrated by two of her older teenage sisters, "Minnie" and "May". This is a 29-page moral tale for children about obedience and forgiveness. Includes a preface, written by Georgina's mother, stating that the reason for this book is that it might be sold to help the son of an old servant of the family gain admission to the RHHI. At the back of the book is a ten-page list of named charitable subscribers alongside the number of copies they have bought.
Fullerton, Georgiana Margaret Hester [Credited as "Georgiana"]
