its pioneering therapeutic community, under Dr David Clark, who was the last holder of the title of Medical Superintendent, and later Consultant for the Cambridge Psychiatric Rehabilitation Service. In 1976, an Academic Department of Psychiatry was established (as part of the new Cambridge University Clinical School). Headed by Professor Sir Martin Roth (with G. E. Berrios as University Lecturer), the department took clinical charge of half of the old Friends Ward, rendered the Hospital into a national training centre, organized rotations, and ran the regional MRCPsych course. Recent developments After a major refurbishment programme in early 2013, the new Mulberry wards have replaced Adrian House, Friends Ward and Cedars Recovery Unit, as part of the new 3-3-3 model introduced at Fulbourn. The model is made up of three stages – three days' assessment (at Mulberry 1), three weeks of treatment (at Mulberry 2) and three months of recovery (at Mulberry 3). This new system sets out for patients what care they will receive at each stage of their treatment and for how long they can expect to stay on each ward. From day one, patients work with staff to look at their treatment and recovery so they can get themselves back into the community as soon as they are able. Services Services at the hospital are provided within specialist wards: Adult Mental Health Wards Mulberry 1 – 14 bed assessment unit for adults aged 17–65. It has 11 acute psychiatric beds and 3 alcohol and opiate detoxification beds. Mulberry 2 – 16 bed assessment, treatment, care and recovery unit for adults aged 17–65. Mulberry 3- 16-bed recovery unit for adults aged 17–65. Specialist Mental Health Wards Springbank Ward – 12-bed unit providing in-patient psychiatric service for women with personality disorders. Forensic Mental Health Services George McKenzie House – 20 bed Low security ward for people whose condition and/or current legal status makes it difficult for them to be nursed on open wards. Older peoples' Mental Health Services Willow Ward – 18 beds for patients over 65 that have an acute functional mental health illness. Denbigh Ward – 18 beds for residents of Cambridgeshire over 65 who are living with dementia. Ida Darwin Hospital From 1960 the land behind the original hospital was used for new learning disability wards, as well offices and out-buildings. Today The Ida Darwin Hospital forms part of Fulbourn Hospital and houses a number of child and