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QUESTION I—Continued.

SPACE AND ACCOMMODATION TABLE.

Description of rooms	Number of such rooms	Gross superficial area of all such rooms (sq ft)	Gross cubic space of all such rooms (cu ft)	Height of each room (ft)	Superficial space allowed per patient (sq ft)	Average temperature Winter	Average temperature Summer	Window space
Dormitories	None	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Day rooms and corridors used as day rooms	Six	44,459	3,456	18 feet	180 sq. ft.	Not recorded	—	641
Single rooms	Thirty	40,240	3,228	14 feet	100 sq. ft.	—	—	532

Questions.

What is the source of the water supply: the quality of the water; and the amount of water available for all purposes expressed in gallons, per patient, per day?
What is the number of:—

(I.) lavatories?

(II.) baths?

(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 Superintendent 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 seats to the total number of patients is 1 to 5.
Water-closets of the wash-out type provided with waste-preventing cisterns are used.

QUESTION II.—(MANAGEMENT).

RESTRAINT.

Restraint	Seclusion* under lock and key	Mechanical restraint
(a) The number of persons subject to	Males: 7, Females: 3	Males: 37, Females: 7
(b) The number of times resorted to	351 (times), 12 (times)	—
(c) The total number of hours restraint has been employed in all cases combined	Males: 3, Females: 4	Males: 3, Females: 9
(d) The greatest duration of, in any single instance	119 hours	22 hours

“Seclusion” means “the enforced isolation of a patient by day between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. by the closing by any means whatsoever of the door of the room in which the patient is”. The term “seclusion” does not apply to patients who are locked up in their rooms at night, as all patients sleeping in single rooms are locked up.

A physical examination of each patient is made by a medical practitioner immediately on admission.

Questions.

I. By whose authority patients are restrained.

II. What methods of mechanical restraint are in use.

III. Casualties.—State particulars of any, and, if any, how many, cases of roughness or unkindness by attendants to patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each case.

IV. 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 & Shackles.
Nil.
Nil.
Nil.
Nil.

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(Z11) QUESTION I—Continued. SPACE AND ACCOMMODATION TABLE. Description of rooms Number of such rooms Gross superficial area of all such rooms (sq ft) Gross cubic space of all such rooms (cu ft) Height of each room (ft) Superficial space allowed per patient (sq ft) Average temperature Winter Average temperature Summer Window space Dormitories None — — — — — — — Day rooms and corridors used as day rooms Six 44,459 3,456 18 feet 180 sq. ft. Not recorded — 641 Single rooms Thirty 40,240 3,228 14 feet 100 sq. ft. — — 532 Questions. What is the source of the water supply: the quality of the water; and the amount of water available for all purposes expressed in gallons, per patient, per day? What is the number of:— (I.) lavatories? (II.) baths? (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 Superintendent 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 seats to the total number of patients is 1 to 5. Water-closets of the wash-out type provided with waste-preventing cisterns are used. QUESTION II.—(MANAGEMENT). RESTRAINT. Restraint Seclusion* under lock and key Mechanical restraint (a) The number of persons subject to Males: 7, Females: 3 Males: 37, Females: 7 (b) The number of times resorted to 351 (times), 12 (times) — (c) The total number of hours restraint has been employed in all cases combined Males: 3, Females: 4 Males: 3, Females: 9 (d) The greatest duration of, in any single instance 119 hours 22 hours “Seclusion” means “the enforced isolation of a patient by day between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. by the closing by any means whatsoever of the door of the room in which the patient is”. The term “seclusion” does not apply to patients who are locked up in their rooms at night, as all patients sleeping in single rooms are locked up. A physical examination of each patient is made by a medical practitioner immediately on admission. Questions. I. By whose authority patients are restrained. II. What methods of mechanical restraint are in use. III. Casualties.—State particulars of any, and, if any, how many, cases of roughness or unkindness by attendants to patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each case. IV. 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 & Shackles. Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil.

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(Z11) QUESTION I-Continued. SPACE AND ACCOMMODATION TABLE. The number Description of rooms. of such rooms, *The gross | The gross cubic space superficial of all such aren of all rooms. Jauch rooms. Height of ull euch TOOMIS. Amount of superficial space allowed per patient. Average temperature, The amount of window Winter. Sommer. Брисе. Dormitories None. Day rooms and corridors used Six. 44,459 3,456 18 feet 180 sq. ft. Not recordel. 641 as day rooms Single rooms Thirty. 40,240 3,228 14 100 532 * " Questions, What is the source of the water supply: the quality of the water; and the amount of water available for all purposes expressed in gallons, per patient, per day? What is the number of :— (I.) lavatories? (II) baths? Answers. Rain water from the public reservoirs; good : pretically unlimited. Four. The proportion of the total number of busins in them all to the total number of patients is I to 3. Four. The proportion of the total number of baths to the total number of patients is 1 to 5; the patients are Luthed 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, aml he reports, in writing, to the Super- intendent of the institution as to the existence of any bruises, oruptions, deformities or other peculiarities be observes when patients are stripped. None. The total number of seats to the total number of patients is 1 to 5. Water-closets of the wash-out type provided with waste-preventing cisterns are used. (III.) latrines ? What is the system of sewerage? QUESTION 11.—(MANAGEMENT). RESTRAINT. Restraint. Seclusion* under lock and key. Mechanical restraint. 7 Mules. 3 Females. 37 Males. 7 Females. 351 hours, 12 hours. 3 Males. 4 Females. 3 Males, 9 Females. 119 hours. 22 hours. (a) The number of persons subject 10.......................... (b) The number of times resorted to (c) The total number of hours restraint has been employed in all cases combined.......... (d) The greatest duration of, in any single instance A physical examination of each patient is made by a medical practitioner immediately on admission. "Seclusion" means “the enforced isolation of a patient by day between the hours of 7 am, and 7 p.m. by the closing by any The term "seclusion” does not apply to patients who are means whatsoever of the door of the room in which the patient is". locked up in their rooms at night, as all patients sleeping in single rooms are locked up. Questions. In reference to the above table, slute :-- I. By whose authority patients are restrained. II. What methods of mechanical restraint are in use. III. Casunities.-State particulars of any, and, if any, how many, cases of roughness or unkindness by attendants to patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each case. Give a short account of all serious casualties sustained by patients, IV. What was the number of cases of injury to (I.) By themselves? patients (II.) By other Patients? (III.) By Attendants? Medical Officer. Answers. Shait Jacket & Shackles. Nit Nil. Nil. Nil. 407

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QUESTION I-Continued.

SPACE AND ACCOMMODATION TABLE.

The number

Description of rooms.

of such

rooms,

*The

gross | The gross cubic space superficial of all such aren of all

rooms.

Jauch rooms.

Height of

ull euch

TOOMIS.

Amount of superficial space allowed per patient.

Average temperature,

The amount of

window

Winter. Sommer.

Брисе.

Dormitories

None.

Day rooms and

corridors used

Six.

44,459

3,456

18 feet

180 sq. ft.

Not recordel.

641

as day rooms

Single rooms

Thirty.

40,240

3,228

100

532

Questions,

What is the source of the water supply: the quality of the water; and the amount of water available for all purposes expressed in gallons, per patient, per day?

What is the number of :—

(I.) lavatories?

(II) baths?

Answers.

Rain water from the public reservoirs; good : pretically unlimited.

Four. The proportion of the total number of busins in them all to the total number of patients is I to 3.

Four. The proportion of the total number of baths to the total number of patients is 1 to 5; the patients are Luthed 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, aml he reports, in writing, to the Super- intendent of the institution as to the existence of any bruises, oruptions, deformities or other peculiarities be observes when patients are stripped.

None. The total number of seats to the total number of patients is 1 to 5.

Water-closets of the wash-out type provided with waste-preventing cisterns are used.

(III.) latrines ?

What is the system of sewerage?

QUESTION 11.—(MANAGEMENT).

RESTRAINT.

Restraint.

Seclusion* under lock and key.

Mechanical restraint.

7 Mules. 3 Females. 37 Males. 7 Females.

351 hours, 12 hours.

3 Males. 4 Females. 3 Males, 9 Females.

119 hours. 22 hours.

(a) The number of persons subject 10..........................

(b) The number of times resorted to

in all cases combined..........

(d) The greatest duration of, in any single instance

A physical examination of each patient is made by a medical practitioner immediately on admission.

"Seclusion" means “the enforced isolation of a patient by day between the hours of 7 am, and 7 p.m. by the closing by any The term "seclusion” does not apply to patients who are means whatsoever of the door of the room in which the patient is". locked up in their rooms at night, as all patients sleeping in single rooms are locked up.

Questions.

In reference to the above table, slute :--

I. By whose authority patients are restrained. II. What methods of mechanical restraint are in use. III. Casunities.-State particulars of any, and, if any, how many, cases of roughness or unkindness by attendants to patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each case.

Give a short account of all serious casualties sustained by patients,

IV. What was the number of cases of injury to

(I.) By themselves?

patients

(II.) By other Patients?

(III.) By Attendants?

Medical Officer.

Answers.

Shait Jacket & Shackles.

Nit

Nil.

407

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