Annual report of the Board of Control : 12th, 1925.

Date:
1925
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Credit: Annual report of the Board of Control : 12th, 1925. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Appendix E. to Twelfth Report of the Board of Control. Table I.—continued. SUMMAE Y, NUMBER OF PATIENTS, 1st JANUARY 1925. ADMJSSIONS DURING THE YEAR 1925. Of the Total Number. Of tl PRIVATE (including all Criminal RATE- AT ODD o5 P o5 05 P t-H Total Number. Private (including Re-admissions known to have been at some previous time in the Institution, or in any Institution for the Insane, not including Transfers from other Institu¬ tions, or Re-admissions on fresli Reception Orders rendered necessary by previous Order having expired under the Lunacy Act, 1890, Section 38 (11. Transfers from other Institutions for the Insane. Of the Number of Transfers. Total Number. Private (including 1 Patients). O s Q r-1 P r—; £ Criminal Patients). Private (including Criminal Patients). Criminal Patients). M. F. M. F. “eS 4-3 o Ei M. F. •4-J o H M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. P o EH M. F. County, District, and County - Borough Mental Hospitals. 6,741 2,920 39,884 55,854 105,399 10,480 12,847 23,327 511 576 1,585 2,550 1,364 1,604 227 107 5,401 7,460 12,861 893 586 Registered Hospitals - 849 1,242 - - 2,091 223 377 600 223 377 35 75 39 59 39 59 169 284 453 169 284 Metropolitan Licensed Houses. 409 751 - - 1,160 167 363 530 167 363 34 92 32 60 32 60 134 253 387 134 253 Provincial Licensed Houses. 59S 931 - - 1,579 127 278 405 127 278 10 52 41 66 41 66 101 224 325 101 224 Naval and Military Hospitals. 187 — - 187 133 - 133 133 - - - - - - - 131 - 131 131 - Criminal Asylum 590 190 3 - 783 53 17 70 53 17 1 - 2 - 2 33 11 44 33 11 Private Single Patients. 112 295 407 36 95 131 36 95 1 4 28 69 28 69 35 94 129 35 94 Total - - 9,486 6,3794 39,887 55,854 111,606 11,219 13,977 25,196 1,250 1,706 1,666 2,773 j 1,506 1,858 369 361 6,004 8,326 14,330 1,496 1,452 (a) (*) O) DISCHARGES DURING THE YEAR 1925 Of the Total Number Discharged Recovered. Of the Number Dis¬ charged Recovered. Private (including Criminal Patients). Total Number. M. F. M. F. M. 1 F. Total. 2,591 3,794 364 271 3,933 4,096 8,029 68 118 1 68 118 86 86 172 29 85 29 85 52 109 161 43 93 43 93 39 77 116 64 - 64 - 15 - 15 18 10 18 10 26 2 28 4 19 4 19 8 22 30 2,817 4,119 590 596 4,159 4,392 8,551 DEATHS DURING THE YEAR 1925. Of the Total Number. Private (including Criminal Patients). M. F. Number of Post¬ mortem Exami¬ nations made. M. F. 366 226 2,657 2.768 86 52 39 15 25 8 86 109 77 591 10 11 12 11 22 522 2,694 2,792 w . * *—- ' r ~ “ s * ~ uuiii me xvaie-aiaeu ro une rrivate uiass. (/>) In addition to these numbers, 48 patients (18 males and 30 females) were re-admitted on fresh Reception Orders, rendered necessary by previous Orders having expired under (O In addition to these numbers, 193 patients (53 males and 140 females) were transferred, while resident during 1925, from the Private to the Rate-aided Class • iq secuon 68 (1) of the Lunacy Act, 1890 ceasing to be “ Criminals” during the same year. ’ J criminal (Private) Patients (43 males and 5,044 of these patients were paid for by the Ministry of Pensions, and classed as “ Service ” patients ; and 498 were paid for by the Board of Control and classed as “ Ex-Service ” patients I NUMBER OF PATIENTS 1 remaining, 1st JANUARY 1926. Average Number Resident during 1925. PRIVATE (including all Criminal Patients). RATE- AIDED. Total Num¬ ber of In¬ sane. M. F. M. F. M. F. 6,817 2,918 40,954 57,147 107,836 47,114 59,289 817 1,249 - - 2,066 820 1,240 390 752 - - 1,142 398 737 585 958 - - 1,543 583 964 174 - - 174 178 585 194 2 781 584 190 105 274 - 379 108 285 I l 9,473 (d) 6,345 40,956 57,147 113,921 49,785 62,705 6 females) were retained in the Institution as Rate-aided Patients on their