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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    The following table shows the provisional grouping which we have made, and the approximate position as regards accommo¬ dation and the growth of the insane population in each group :— Groups. Average Annual In¬ crease (5 years, 1921-26) in number of Patients. Vacant Accommoda¬ tion in bed space on 1st Jan. 1926. I. Newcastle, Northumberland, Dur¬ ham, Gateshead, Sunderland, Middlesbrough and Cumberland Mental Hospitals (Durham University) - 162 430 II. Yorks (N.R.), Yorks (E.R.), Hull, York City, Yorks (W.R.);Derby County, Derby Borough, Lines. (Bracebridge), Lines. (Kesteven), Nottingham County and Nott¬ ingham City Mental Hospitals - (Leeds and Sheffield Universities) 391 1,230 III. Cheshire and Lancashire Mental Hospitals (Manchester and Liverpool Universities) 561 368 IV. Birmingham, Hereford, Leicester and Rutland, Leicester City, Salop, Staffs and Worcester Mental Hospitals (Birmingham University) - - - 279 291 V. Oxford, Warwick, Northampton, Berks, Bucks, Hants, Isle of Wight and Portsmouth Mental Hospitals (Oxford University) 193 888 VI. Cambridge, Three Counties, Herts, Essex, Norfolk, Norwich City, Suffolk and Ipswich Mental Hospitals (Cambridge University) 196 187 VII. Bristol, Cornwall, Devon, Exeter, Plymouth, Gloucester, Somer¬ set, Dorset and Wilts Mental Hospitals (Bristol University) 160 962 VIII. London, Middlesex, Kent, Surrey, Croydon, East Sussex, West Sussex, Brighton, City of London, West Ham and Canter¬ bury Mental Hospitals (London University) - 644 694 IX. Cardiff, Glamorgan, Brecon, Car- (deficiency). marfchen, Denbigh, Monmouth, and Newport Mental Hospitals (University of Wales) 128 179