| Resident | Non-Resident | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Employed in attendance on the patients | Employed as servants or only partially as attendants | Employed in attendance on the patients | Employed as servants or partially as attendants | |
| Data not legible in OCR |
| Number admitted during 1924 | Daily average number resident | Number treated during 1924 | Recovered | Discharged Relieved | Not improved | Number who died in 1924 | Average stay (days) of those died in 1924 | Average stay (days) of those discharged | Remaining at end of 1924 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Males | 249 | 14.3 | illegible | 5 | 5 | 12 | 2 | 11.3 | 264.5 | illegible |
| Females | 98 | 5.7 | illegible | 5 | illegible | 144.4 | 1 | illegible | illegible | illegible |
| Total | illegible | illegible | 407 | illegible | illegible | illegible | illegible | illegible | illegible | 17 |
N.B. Of those admitted during the year 17 were believed to be suffering from their first attack of insanity.
| No. of register | Age of deceased | Sex | Bodily condition when admitted | Form of mental disorder | Date of admission | Cause of death | Coroner's inquest held? | Verdict | Post mortem held? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 90 | 32 | Male | Good | Dementia (Local Cerebral Syphilis) | 20th March | Cerebral Syphilis | No | Yes | |
| 230 | 26 | Female | illegible | Acute Delirious | 12th July | Meningitis | No | Yes | |
| 254 | 35 | Male | Fair | Dementia (General Primary) | 10th August | Peritonitis | No | Yes | |
| 276 | 18 | illegible | Poor | Toxic insanity | 30th August | Bacillary Dysentery | No | Yes | |
| 281 | 31 | illegible | Fair | Delirium Tremens | 6th Sept | Uraemia | No | Yes | |
| 299 | 63 | illegible | Poor | Dementia (Secondary) | 29th Sept | T.B. of Lung | No | Yes | |
| 327 | 35 | Female | Good | Acute Delirious Mania | 3rd Nov | Pneumonia (Secondary) | No | Yes |
| Description of rooms | No. of such rooms | Gross cubic space (cu. ft.) | Gross superficial space (sq. ft.) | Height of rooms (ft.) | Average superficial space per patient (sq. ft.) | Window space (sq. ft.) | Average temperature Winter | Average temperature Summer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dormitories, Day rooms and corridors used as day rooms | Six | 44,459 | 3,456 | 18 | 180 | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| Single rooms | Thirty | 40,240 | 3,228 | 14 | 100 | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded |
1. What is the source of the water supply; the quality of the water; and the amount available for all purposes expressed in gallons, per patient, per day?
> Rain water from the public reservoirs; good; practically unlimited.
2. What is the number of:
> (I.) Lavatories?
> Four. The proportion of the total number of basins in them all to the total number of patients is 1 to 3.
> (II.) Baths?
> Four. The proportion of the total number of baths to the total number of patients is 1 to 5; the patients are bathed twice a week and oftener if they desire to do so; an unlimited supply of water is allowed for each bath: fresh water is given to every patient, and the supply of hot water is adequate. A responsible official or attendant is always present during the bathing operations, and he reports, in writing, to the Superintendent of the institution as to the existence of any bruises, eruptions, deformities or other peculiarities he observes when patients are stripped.
> (III.) Latrines?
> None. The total number of seats to the total number of patients is 1 to 5.
3. What is the system of sewerage?
> Water-closets of the wash-out type provided with waste-preventing cisterns are used.
(Z5)
LUNATIC ASYLUM RETURN.
QUESTION 1-(STATISTICAL.)
GENERAL STATISTICAL TABLE.
Number of Attendants.
Number Daily
avenge
Resident.
admitted
Treated,
mamber
during 1924.
during 1924.
Einplayed Employed
in attendance on the patients
as servants
or only [partially as attendants.
Non-Resident.
Employed Employed
in attenilanço
on the patients.
as servants
ווני זיו
partially an attendants.
Recovered.
Dischargel
Relieved.
Not improved.
Number
of patients
who died
in
1924.
Average
stay (days) of those
Died in
1924.
Discharged.
Remaining
at end of
1924.
407
Males
249
14.3
IU
Females
98
5.7
5
:
5
5.
2
TOTAL...
17
N.B. Of those adınitted during the your
were believed to be suffering from their first attack of insanity,
OBITUARY TABLE.
Number
of | Age of Sex of
dercased
On
Bodily condition when deceased, deceased. admitted.
Form of mental disorder,
Date of admission
Canse of death.
register.
90
32
Male. Good.
Dementia from 20th March. | Cerebral Syphilis,
Local Cerebral
Syphilis.
230
26
Female.
Acute Delirious
10
12th July.
Meningitis.
Милів.
254
35 Male.
Fair.
Dementia
10th August.
General
Primary.
Peritonitis.
276
18
Poor.
Toxic insanity,
30th August.
Bacillary
Dysentry.
281
31
Fair.
Delirium
6th Sept.
Uraemia.
t1
Tremens.
299
63
Pout.
Dementia
29th Sept. T. B. of Lung.
14
Secondary,
327
35
Female.
Good.
Acute Delirious.
3rd Nov,
Mania.
State
whether a Coroner's inquest was
bell, and what was the verdict.
State whether a post
mortem examination was
held.
No.
Yes.
No.
Yes.
1
Pneumonia
Secondary.
SPACE AND ACCOMMODATION TABLE.
The
The gross grosa
Height of cubic spaco superficial |
all such of all such 'nreu of all
rooms. such rooms.
rooms.
1
Amonut of superficial space allowed
Average temperature.
No.
The amount of
window
per patient. Winter. Summer. space,
The number
Description of rooms.
of such
TOOMS.
i
Dormitories. Day rooms and corridors used as day rooms
None.
*
Six.
44.459
3,456
18 feet
180 sq. ft.
Not recordel.
641
Single rooms
Thirty.
40,240
3,228
14
100
D
532
Questions.
of water
What is the source of the water supply; the quality of the water; and the amount available for all purposes expressed in gallons, per patient, per day?
What is the number of :-
(I.) lavatories ?
(11.) buths?
(III.) latrines?
What is the system of sewerage?
Answers.
Rain water from the public reservoirs; good; practically unlimited.
Four, The proportion of the total number of basins in them all to the total number of patients is 1 to 3.
Four. The proportion of the total number of baths to the total number of patients is 1 to 5; the patients are bathed twice a week and oftener if they desire to do so; an unlimited supply of water is allowed for each bath:
fresh water is given to every patient, and the supply of hot water is adequate. A responsible official or attendant is always present during the bathing operations, and he reports, in writing, to the Super- intendent of the institution as to the existence of any bruises, eruptions, deformities or other peculiarities he observes when patients are stripped.
None. The total number of sents to the total number of patients is 1 to 5.
Water-closets of the wash-out type provided with waste-preventing cisterns are used.
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