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KENNEDY TOWN HOSPITAL RETURN

Males, Females, Number (Z6)

Number remaining in Hospital at beginning of the Year 1896 Number admitted during the Year 1896 Daily average in Hospital during the Year 1896 Attendants: Nurses doing no other duty (Day & Night Nurses) Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses Patients Discharged: Cured and relieved Patients Discharged: Not improved Patients Discharged: Number who died in 1896 Died in 1896 Average stay of those Discharged Remaining at the end of 1896 Specify the time for which any longest one Inmate has stayed
Males 1 173 17 1 118 ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Females 1 118 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

Small-pox, Plague, Nurses, Not Nurses, $214.53 Obtained as required. Day & Night Nurses.

Cured and relieved Not improved Number who died in 1896 Died in 1896 Average stay of those Discharged Remaining at the end of 1896
... 1 90 32 ... 221 2.00
... 2.37 10.32 87.78 11 0 37
... 139 ... 87 2.00 2.24 21.00
... 31.56 0 ... 21 105 ...

1 of these was under observation for Small-pox.

† 15 of these were under observation for plague, 2 were in attendance, and 2 Cholera cases.

‡ 4 of these were under observation for plague, and 2 were in attendance.

§ 14 under observation for plague, 2 for attendance and 1 Cholera case.

¶ 4 under observation for plague, and 2 in attendance.

¶ Of these 1 was Remittent Fever and 1 Choleraic Diarrhea.

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TEMPORARY SMALL-POX HOSPITAL RETURN

Number remaining in Hospital at beginning of the Year 1896 Number admitted during the Year 1896 Daily average in Hospital during the Year 1896 Attendants: Nurses doing no other duty (Day & Night Nurses) Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses Not Nurses Obtained as required (Day & Night Nurses) Patients Discharged: Cured and Relieved Patients Discharged: Not improved Number who died in 1896 Died in 1896 Average stay of those Discharged Remaining at the end of 1896
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

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LUNATIC ASYLUMS RETURN

Number remaining in the Asylum at beginning of the Year 1896 Number admitted during the Year 1896 Daily average in the Asylum during the Year 1896 Attendants: Nurses doing no other duty (Day & Night Nurses) Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses Not Nurses Day & Night Nurses Patients Discharged: Cured and Relieved Patients Discharged: Not improved Number who died in 1896 Died in 1896 Average stay of those Discharged Remaining at the end of 1896 Specify the longest time for which any one Inmate has stayed
Males 66 2.18 30.70 3 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 366 days
Females 76 12.44 37 5 3.10 5.53 360 3 ... ... ... ... ... ...
... 10 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

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KENNEDY TOWN HOSPITAL RETURN Males, Females, Number (Z6) Number remaining in Hospital at beginning of the Year 1896 Number admitted during the Year 1896 Daily average in Hospital during the Year 1896 Attendants: Nurses doing no other duty (Day & Night Nurses) Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses Patients Discharged: Cured and relieved Patients Discharged: Not improved Patients Discharged: Number who died in 1896 Died in 1896 Average stay of those Discharged Remaining at the end of 1896 Specify the time for which any longest one Inmate has stayed Males 1 173 17 1 118 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Females 1 118 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Small-pox, Plague, Nurses, Not Nurses, $214.53 Obtained as required. Day & Night Nurses. Cured and relieved Not improved Number who died in 1896 Died in 1896 Average stay of those Discharged Remaining at the end of 1896 ... 1 90 32 ... 221 2.00 ... 2.37 10.32 87.78 11 0 37 ... 139 ... 87 2.00 2.24 21.00 ... 31.56 0 ... 21 105 ... 1 of these was under observation for Small-pox. † 15 of these were under observation for plague, 2 were in attendance, and 2 Cholera cases. ‡ 4 of these were under observation for plague, and 2 were in attendance. § 14 under observation for plague, 2 for attendance and 1 Cholera case. ¶ 4 under observation for plague, and 2 in attendance. ¶ Of these 1 was Remittent Fever and 1 Choleraic Diarrhea. --- TEMPORARY SMALL-POX HOSPITAL RETURN Number remaining in Hospital at beginning of the Year 1896 Number admitted during the Year 1896 Daily average in Hospital during the Year 1896 Attendants: Nurses doing no other duty (Day & Night Nurses) Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses Not Nurses Obtained as required (Day & Night Nurses) Patients Discharged: Cured and Relieved Patients Discharged: Not improved Number who died in 1896 Died in 1896 Average stay of those Discharged Remaining at the end of 1896 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... --- LUNATIC ASYLUMS RETURN Number remaining in the Asylum at beginning of the Year 1896 Number admitted during the Year 1896 Daily average in the Asylum during the Year 1896 Attendants: Nurses doing no other duty (Day & Night Nurses) Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses Not Nurses Day & Night Nurses Patients Discharged: Cured and Relieved Patients Discharged: Not improved Number who died in 1896 Died in 1896 Average stay of those Discharged Remaining at the end of 1896 Specify the longest time for which any one Inmate has stayed Males 66 2.18 30.70 3 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 366 days Females 76 12.44 37 5 3.10 5.53 360 3 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
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Miles, Females, Number (Z6) KENNEDY TOWN HOSPITAL RETURN. Attendante. Patients Discharged. Daily Nurses Servants part- inlly or at all employed as Nursca. remain. ing in Number average doing no Hospital admitted 'in nt the during Hospital beginn- the Year ing of the Year 1896. 1896. other duty. during the Year 1896. Day and Night Swall-por. Plague. Small-pox. I'lague, Males,... 1 -- 17317 Females,. ** 1 118 Small-pox. Plague. Nurses. Not Nurses, $214,53 Obtained as required. Day & Night Nurses. • Cured and relieved. Not improved. Number who died in 1896. Died in 1896. Average stay of those Discharged. Remaining at the end of 1896. Specify the time for which any longest onc Inmate bas stayed. 1 $90 ||32 ... 221 2.00 2.37 10,32 87.78 11 O 37 139 --- 87 2.00 2.24 21.00 31.56 0 ... 21 105 1 of these was under observation for Small-pox. † 15 of these were under observation for plaguċ, 2 were in attend- ance, and 2 Cholera cases. ‡ 4 of these were under observation for plague, and 2 were in attendance, § 14 under observation for plague, 2 fu attendance and 1 Cholern case. [] 4 under observation for plague, and 2 in altendance. ¶ of these I was Remittent Fever and 1 Choleraic Diarrhea. TEMPORARY SMALL-POX HOSPITAL RETURN. Number remaining in Hospital at the beginning of the Jear 1896. year 1896. Hospital during the year 1896. Number admitted during the Daily average in Nurses doing_no other duty. Day & Night! Nurses. : Attendants, Servants partially or not at all employed ne Nurses. Not Nurses. Obtained as required. Day & Night | Nurses. ÷ : Cured and Relieved. Not improved. Number who died in 1896. Died in 1896. Discharged. Remaining at the end of 1896, Discharged. Patients Average stay of those :. LUNATIC ASYLUMS RETURN. Attendants. Patients Discharged. Average stay of those Number in remaining Number admitted during the year 1896. the Asylum] nt the beginning of the year 1806. Daily average in the Asylum during the year 1896. Nurses doing no other duty. Day & Night Nurses, Servants partially or not at all employed as Not Nurses. Nurses. Day & Night Nurses. Cured and Relieved, Not improved. Number who died in 1896, Died in 1896. Remaining at the end of 1896. Discharged. E : Specify the longest time for which any ono Inmate has stayed. 66 2.18 30.70 3 366 days. Males, 76 12.44 37 5 3.10 05.53 360 3 Females,. 10 : Specify the longest time for which any one Inmate bas stayed.
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Miles,

Females,

Number

(Z6)

KENNEDY TOWN HOSPITAL RETURN.

Attendante.

Patients Discharged.

Daily Nurses

Servants part-

inlly or at all

employed as

Nursca.

remain. ing in

Number average doing no Hospital admitted

'in

nt the during Hospital beginn- the Year

ing of

the Year

1896.

1896.

other

duty.

during

the Year

1896.

Day and Night

Swall-por.

Plague.

Small-pox.

I'lague,

Males,...

1

--

17317

Females,.

**

1

118

Small-pox.

Plague.

Nurses.

Not Nurses,

$214,53 Obtained as required.

Day & Night

Nurses.

Cured and relieved.

Not improved.

Number who died in 1896.

Died in 1896.

Average

stay of those

Discharged.

Remaining at the end of 1896.

Specify the

time for which any

longest

onc Inmate

bas

stayed.

1

$90

||32

...

221 2.00 2.37 10,32 87.78

11

O

37 139

---

87 2.00 2.24 21.00 31.56

0

...

21 105

1 of these was under observation for Small-pox.

† 15 of these were under observation for plaguċ, 2 were in attend-

ance, and 2 Cholera cases.

‡ 4 of these were under observation for plague, and 2 were in

attendance,

§ 14 under observation for plague, 2 fu attendance and 1

Cholern case.

[] 4 under observation for plague, and 2 in altendance.

¶ of these I was Remittent Fever and 1 Choleraic Diarrhea.

TEMPORARY SMALL-POX HOSPITAL RETURN.

Number remaining

in

Hospital at the beginning

of the Jear 1896.

year 1896.

Hospital during the

year 1896.

Number admitted during the

Daily average in

Nurses doing_no other

duty.

Day & Night!

Nurses.

:

Attendants,

Servants partially or not at all employed ne

Nurses.

Not Nurses.

Obtained as required.

Day & Night |

Nurses.

÷

:

Cured and Relieved.

Not improved.

Number who died in 1896.

Died in 1896.

Discharged.

Remaining at the end of 1896,

Discharged.

Patients

Average stay

of those

:.

LUNATIC ASYLUMS RETURN.

Attendants.

Patients

Discharged.

Average stay

of those

Number

in

remaining Number admitted during the year 1896.

the Asylum] nt the beginning

of the year 1806.

Daily average in the

Asylum

during

the year 1896.

Nurses doing no

other

duty.

Day & Night

Nurses,

Servants partially or not at

all employed as

Not Nurses.

Nurses.

Day & Night

Nurses.

Cured and Relieved,

Not improved.

Number who died in 1896,

Died in 1896.

Remaining at the end of 1896. Discharged.

E

:

Specify

the longest time for which any

ono Inmate

has

stayed.

66

2.18 30.70

3

366 days.

Males,

76

12.44

37

5

3.10 05.53

360

3

Females,.

10

:

Specify

the longest time for

which any

one Inmate bas stayed.

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