Annual Report 2015 - Spain’s National Preventive Mechanism nitive deterioration, weight gain, etc.). Although in the Pumarín Mixed Residence a careful use of general medication was confirmed, a high use of anti-depressive and anxiolytic medication was observed in almost all of the medical records looked at. Care 103.  It was also proposed that the residence give greater attention to the care of residents, particularly around maintaining the mobility or intellectual capacity of persons in care, boosting their access to the garden when possible and preventing them from remaining constantly in their bedrooms. Community reintegration §336 AR 2014 104.  In the San Juan de Dios Centre, given that in Unit 5B (dual limitation) there is no maximum length of stay, it would be advisable to regularly review long-term admissions, seeking systems for partial admissions, testing and others, which enable an assessment to be made of the possible community reintegration of the patient when this becomes clinically acceptable, in accordance with the Principles of the United Nations for the protection of persons with mental illness and the improvement of mental health care of December 19th 1991. More normalised communal living between both sexes 105.  According to the opinion of the external experts, it may be beneficial for patients in this centre to maintain more normalised communal living between both sexes (with possible risk situations being avoided). This would result in better emotional development, in accordance with the aforementioned UN Principles for the protection of persons with mental illness and the improvement of mental health care of December 19th 1991 (Principle 13). Installations 106.  In the San Juan de Dios Centre in Ciempozuelos, the installations are generally suitable and in good condition. Bedroom and dining room (next page) in the San Juan de Dios Centre in Ciempozuelos (Madrid) 76