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DSPD
(redirected from Dangerous and Severe Personality Disorder)

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DSPDDangerous and Severe Personality Disorder
DSPDDefense Support to Public Diplomacy
DSPDDomain-Specific Program Development (ECOOP Workshop)
DSPDDelayed Sleep-Phase Disorder
DSPDDeclaration on Social Progress and Development
DSPDDemonstrably Superior and Pleasingly Different (Callaway golf clubs)
DSPDDesign Scope and Planning Document
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Makambaire, of Bracknell, Berks, earns 30,000 pounds a year as a nurse working on the dangerous and severe personality disorder unit.
Brit nurse arrested for having sex with violent rapist by Asian News International
It has a specialist Dangerous and Severe Personality Disorder unit, which deals with some of the most difficult offenders, and holds a number of al-Qaeda terrorists, including Saajid Badat, jailed for 13 years for plotting with the shoebomber, Richard Reid, to bring down an aircraft.
Jail experts to tackle suicide surge by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Opened in 2004, the 80-bed unit looks after and rehabilitates prisoners with dangerous and severe personality disorders.
Mother dies two weeks after crash; Colleagues pay tribute to prison ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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