The 1965 Conference on Hill-Burton and Mental Retardation Construction Authorities brought together leading physicians, policymakers, and other experts to discuss ways of improving hospital facilities for individuals with mental retardation. This volume contains the complete proceedings of this historic conference, including transcripts of the keynote speeches, panel discussions, and audience Q&A sessions. The insights and recommendations contained in these pages continue to inform the ongoing effort to provide high-quality care for those with mental retardation.
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