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RECENTLY I WENT to visit a friend in a publicpsychiatric unit. I had quite a long wait as shewas being brought out of the High DependencyUnit. As I was sitting there I was staring at thenurses? station when I spotted the sign attachedto the wall. It simply said, ?SAFE TIMES:11.30am?12.00 and 4.30pm ? 5.00?. I laughed.As a veteran of acute psychiatric wards it seemedabsolutely appropriate that two half-hour slotswere the only times that the unit staff feltconfident to claim that safety for patients couldbe anticipated.Eventually I worked out what it really meant.Of course, silly me, these were the times the safewould be unlocked and you?d be able to get yourmoney out!

Safe times: 11.30am&ndash;12.00&nbsp;and 4.30pm&ndash;5.00'

Safe times: 11.30am–12.00 and 4.30pm–5.00'