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Restraint

The number of times resorted to The number of persons subject to The greatest duration, in any single instance
(Z 6)

QUESTION II (MANAGEMENT.)

RESTRAINT

  • Seclusion under lock and key.
  • Restraint by attendants.
  • Mechanical restraint.

Questions

  1. By whose authority patients are restrained.
  2. What kinds of mechanical restraint are in use.
  3. Whether any, and, if any, how many, cases of cruelty by attendants to patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each case.
  4. What was the number of cases of injury to patients—

(I.) By themselves?

(II.) By other Patients?

(III.) By Attendants?

Answers

  1. Medical Officer.
  2. Strait Jacket.
  3. None.
  4. IV. What was the number of cases of injury to patients—

(I.) By themselves? None.

(II.) By other Patients? Two.

(III.) By Attendants? None.

OCCUPATION

Questions

  1. State the extent of the airing court.
  2. Are the patients, as a rule, given daily exercise, their health permitting?
  3. Are they confined to airing courts, or allowed to walk in other grounds, and sent beyond the Asylum?
  4. Are any means taken to amuse the patients or to induce them to amuse themselves? Detail them.
  5. How many religious services were held in 1917?
  6. What was the average attendance?
  7. In what building, and how many could it contain?

Answers

Acres Roods Perches Description
0 0 273 Belonging to the Asylum
  1. Yes.
  2. Confined to Airing Courts.
  3. They are supplied with books and games.
  4. None.
  5. 19

Daily Average Number of Patients Employed in 1916

Employment Male Female
Agriculture and gardening None None
Trade None None
Household work, drawing water, &c. None None

WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION

Questions

  1. What quantity of water is available for each patient every day?

What is the source of the water supply?

What is the quality of the water?

  1. Detail the arrangements as to baths and lavatories.
  2. What is the system of sewerage; and what the condition of the privies?

Answers

  1. Practically unlimited constant supply from public works.

Rain water from the public reservoirs.

Good.

  1. A bathroom and lavatory is attached to each landing, one for European females, one for European males, one for Asiatic females and one for Asiatic males.
  2. Water-closets of the wash-out type provided with waste-preventing cisterns are used.

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Page 304 Restraint The number of times resorted to The number of persons subject to The greatest duration, in any single instance (Z 6) QUESTION II (MANAGEMENT.) RESTRAINT Seclusion under lock and key. Restraint by attendants. Mechanical restraint. Questions By whose authority patients are restrained. What kinds of mechanical restraint are in use. Whether any, and, if any, how many, cases of cruelty by attendants to patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each case. What was the number of cases of injury to patients— (I.) By themselves? (II.) By other Patients? (III.) By Attendants? Answers Medical Officer. Strait Jacket. None. IV. What was the number of cases of injury to patients— (I.) By themselves? None. (II.) By other Patients? Two. (III.) By Attendants? None. OCCUPATION Questions State the extent of the airing court. Are the patients, as a rule, given daily exercise, their health permitting? Are they confined to airing courts, or allowed to walk in other grounds, and sent beyond the Asylum? Are any means taken to amuse the patients or to induce them to amuse themselves? Detail them. How many religious services were held in 1917? What was the average attendance? In what building, and how many could it contain? Answers Acres Roods Perches Description 0 0 273 Belonging to the Asylum Yes. Confined to Airing Courts. They are supplied with books and games. None. 19 Daily Average Number of Patients Employed in 1916 Employment Male Female Agriculture and gardening None None Trade None None Household work, drawing water, &c. None None WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION Questions What quantity of water is available for each patient every day? What is the source of the water supply? What is the quality of the water? Detail the arrangements as to baths and lavatories. What is the system of sewerage; and what the condition of the privies? Answers Practically unlimited constant supply from public works. Rain water from the public reservoirs. Good. A bathroom and lavatory is attached to each landing, one for European females, one for European males, one for Asiatic females and one for Asiatic males. Water-closets of the wash-out type provided with waste-preventing cisterns are used.
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304 Restraint. The number of titoes resorted to The number of persons sub- | + ject to The greatest duration of, in l any single instance.. (Z 6) QUESTION II (MANAGEMENT.) RESTRAINT. Seclusion under lock and key. Restraint by attendants. Mechanical restraint. + Questions. In reference to the above table, state :— By whose authority patients are restrained. What kinds of mechanical restraint are in use. III. Whether any, aud, if any, how many, cuses of cruelty by attendants to patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each case. Medical Officer. Strait Jacket. NI. IV. What was the number of cases of injury to patients—(I.) By themselves? None. (II.) By other Patients ? Two. (III.) By Attendants ? None. OCCUPATION. Questions. Stute the extent of (1.) The airing court Answers. Five. Five. 5 hours. Answers. ACRES. R. 0 P. 273 Belonging to the Asylum. (II.) and other grounds Are the patients, as a rule. given daily exercise, their health permitting ? Are they confined to airing courts, or allowed to walk in other grounds, and sent beyond the Asylum ? Are any means taken to amuse the patients or to induce them to amuse themselves? Detail them. How many religious services were held in 1917? What was the average attendance ? In what building, and how many could it contain ? Yes. Confined to Airing Courts. They are supplied with books and games. None. 19 Giving the daily average number of patients who were employed in 1916. Specifying the character of the employment. Distinguishing the sexes. Agriculture and gardening, 'Trade. Household work, drawing water, &c. Male. Female, Xone. None. None. None. None. None. What quantity of water is available for each patient every day? What is the source of the water supply? What is the quality of the water? II. Detail the arrangements as to haths and la- vatories, III. What is the system of sewerage; and whînt the condition of the privies? Practically unlimited constant supply from public works. Rain water from the public roservoirs, Good. A Bathroom and lavatory is attached to each land. ing, one for European females, ono for European wales one for Asiatio females and one for Asiatic males. Water-closets of the wash-out type provided with waste-preventing cisterus ara used.
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Restraint.

The number of titoes resorted

to

The number of persons sub- |

+

ject to

The greatest duration of, in l

any single instance..

(Z 6)

QUESTION II (MANAGEMENT.)

RESTRAINT.

Seclusion under lock and key.

Restraint by attendants.

Mechanical restraint.

+

Questions.

In reference to the above table, state :—

  1. By whose authority patients are restrained.
  1. What kinds of mechanical restraint are in use.

III. Whether any, aud, if any, how many, cuses of cruelty by attendants to patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each case.

Medical Officer.

Strait Jacket.

NI.

IV. What was the number of cases of injury to patients—(I.) By themselves?

None.

(II.) By other Patients ?

Two.

(III.) By Attendants ?

None.

OCCUPATION.

Questions.

Stute the extent of

(1.) The airing court

Answers.

Five.

Five.

5 hours.

Answers.

ACRES.

R.

0

P.

273

Belonging to the Asylum.

(II.) and other grounds

Are the patients, as a rule. given daily exercise, their health permitting ?

Are they confined to airing courts, or allowed to walk in other grounds, and sent beyond the Asylum ?

Are any means taken to amuse the patients or to induce them to amuse themselves? Detail them.

How many religious services were held in 1917?

What was the average attendance ?

In what building, and how many could it contain ?

Yes.

Confined to Airing Courts.

They are supplied with books and games.

None.

19

Giving the daily average number of patients who were employed in 1916.

Specifying the character of the employment.

Distinguishing the sexes.

Agriculture and gardening,

'Trade.

Household work, drawing

water, &c.

Male. Female,

Xone. None.

None.

None.

None.

None.

  1. What quantity of water is available for each patient every day?

What is the source of the water supply?

What is the quality of the water?

II. Detail the arrangements as to haths and la-

vatories,

III. What is the system of sewerage; and whînt the condition of the privies?

Practically unlimited constant supply from public works.

Rain water from the public roservoirs,

Good.

A Bathroom and lavatory is attached to each land. ing, one for European females, ono for European wales one for Asiatio females and one for Asiatic males.

Water-closets of the wash-out type provided with waste-preventing cisterus ara used.

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