The seventy-seventh annual report of James Murray's Royal Asylum, Perth.

  • James Murray's Royal Asylum for Lunatics.
Date:
1904
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Credit: The seventy-seventh annual report of James Murray's Royal Asylum, Perth. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Showing the Admissions, Re-Admissions, Dischargp, and Deaths during the Year ending 31st December, 1903 M. F. T. M. F. T. In the Asylum, I.st January, 1903, ■ 1 ' 70 ' 62 132 Cases Admitted— 1 First Admissions, 14 17 31 Not First Admissions, 6 0 6 1 i 1 i Total Cases Admitted, 20 17 37 Total Cases under care during the year, 90 79 169 Cases Discharged and Died— P.ecovered, 7 9 16 Relieved, 4 8 Not Improved, 2 2 4 Died, ... 2 7 9 • Total Cases Discharged and Died, ... 15 22 37 ^ Remaining in the Asylum, 31st Decem¬ ber, 1903, . j 1 75 57 132 t Average resident during the year, ... . . . . . 72-04 59-66 1317c Persons* under care during the year,t • • ... 90 79 169 1 Persons admitted ,, • • ... 20 17 n>7 -1 Persons recovered ,, ... 7 9 16 I] Transferred J to this Asylum, ... 2 2 r ^ ' 1 1 Transferred from this Asylum, ... J 3 6 * ( * Persons, i.e., separate persons, in contradistinction to “cases,” which may include the sami individual more than once. t Total cases, minus re-admissions of patients discharged during the current year, t Patients transferred from one Asylum to another, even when re-certined, are to be regardeig transfers.