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| Category | Resident Males | Resident Females | Non-Resident Males | Non-Resident Females | Employed in Attendance on Patients Males | Employed in Attendance on Patients Females | Employed as Servants or Only Partially as Attendants Males | Employed as Servants or Only Partially as Attendants Females | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number | 142 | 75 | 119 | 108 | ... | ... | ... | ... | 217 (Resident) / 220 (Non-Resident) / 13 (Attendance) |
| Cured | Improved | Not Improved | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Males | ... | ... | ... | ... |
| Females | ... | ... | ... | ... |
| Total | ... | ... | 303 | ... |
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Number admitted during 1918 | 102 |
| Daily average number of patients (1916) | 29 |
| Daily average number of patients (1918) | 39 |
| Number of patients who died in 1918 | 26 |
| Average stay (days) of those discharged in 1918 | 180 (approx.) |
| Average stay (days) of those who died in 1918 | 32.0 / 167.9 |
| Remaining at end of 1918 | 121 |
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| No. on Register | Age | Sex | Bodily Condition when Admitted | Form of Mental Disorder | Date of Admission | Cause of Death | Coroner's Inquest (Verdict) | Post Mortem Examination |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | 40 | Male | Thin | Dementia | 25-7-1916 | Dementia | Not stated | Not stated |
| 36 | 46 | Male | Thin | Mania | 1-2-1918 | Mania | Not stated | Not stated |
| 112 | 30 | Male | Thin | Dementia | 22-5-1918 | Dementia | Not stated | Not stated |
| 120 | 26 | Female | Thin | Mania | 5-5-1918 | Mania | Not stated | Not stated |
| 212 | 14 | Female | Thin | Epilepsy | 21-6-1918 | Epilepsy | Not stated | Not stated |
| 8 | 5 | Male | Thin | Mania | 1-7-1918 | Mania | Not stated | Not stated |
| 16 | 30 | Male | Fair / Thin | Mania | 16-12-1918 | Influenza | Not stated | Not stated |
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| Description of Rooms | Number of Such Rooms | Gross Cubic Space (cu ft) | Gross Superficial Area (sq ft) | Average Cubic Space per Patient (cu ft) | Average Temperature | Window Space (sq ft) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dormitories | None | — | — | — | Not recorded | 641 |
| Day rooms and corridors used as day rooms | Six | 14,459 | 3,156 | 1,852.46 | Not recorded | 641 |
| Single rooms | Twenty-four | 26,613 | 2,183 | 1,108.87 | Not recorded | 287 |
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Questions.
Answers.
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QUESTION 1-(STATISTICAL)
GENERAL STATISTICAL TABLE.
Number of Attendants.
Discharged.
Number solmitted
Daily avenge
Resident.
Non-Resident,
Trenterl.
mer
during during
1918.
Employed Employed
1916.
In
Jns servants
attendance
on the patients
or only partially as attendants,
nu the
Employed | Employed
IEL altendance
as fervants
ay only partially as
patients, attendants,
Males
142
119
......
Females
75
10.8
+
TOTAL.
217
22:0
13
Cured.
pradyoy
Not improved
303
Yumber
of patients who died
in
1918.
Average
stay (lays) of these
1918.
Died in
Discharge:1.
Remaining
at end of
1918.
02
to
9
+1
27.3
29
7 39
26 0
18:0 1121
32.0 167.9
121
16
SO
7
26-6
254 155-0
OBITUARY TABLE.
Number of
Age of
deceasel
on
register.
decenserl.
Sex of
lecenseil.
Bodily con- | dition when meloitte.
Form of mental disorder.
Date of
admission.
Cause
of death.
7
40
Male.
36
46
i
Thin.
Guol.
++
7+
30
26
112
120
212
8 5 4 3 2
Thin.
14
Thin.
Female.
Male.
30
Bal
Thin.
Thin
Dementia,
Mania.
Dementia.
Mania.
Epilepsy.
Vania.
Mania.
25-7-1916 Dementia,
1-2-1918 Manin
22-5-1918 Dementia.
5-5-1918 | Mania.
21-6-1918 Epilepsy.
1-7-1918 Mauia,
16-12-1918 Influenza.
State
whether a Coroner's inquest was
hell, and what was the verdict.
State whether a post
mortem
examination was beld.
SPACE AND ACCOMMODATION TABLE.
Description of rooms.
The Number of such
rooms.
The grass cubic space of all, such
rooms.
The gross superficial aren of all such rooms.
The average amount of
cubic space available for cach patient.
No.
No.
Yes.
"
Average temperature.
The anonut of
window
Winter, Summer.
space.
Dormitories.
Nome.
+
Day rooms and
corridors used
Six.
14.459
3,156
1,852:46
Not recordel.
641
as day rooms
Single rooms
Twenty-four.
26,613
2,183
1.108.87
287
Questions,
What is the source of the water supply; the quality of the water: and the amount of water available for each patient every day?
What is the number of—(1.) lavatories ?
(II.) baths?
(III) latrines ?
What is the system of sewerage ?
Answers.
Rain water from the public reservoirs; gond; prnctionlly unlimited.
Four.
Fortr.
None.
Water-closets of the wash-ont type provided with waste-preventing cisterns are used,
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