XXIX. A Statistical Report of Addenbrooke's Hospital, for the Year 1837.

By HENRY J. H. BOND, M.D.

[Read April 30, 1838.]

IN-PATIENTS, 1837.

NUMBER of Beds have been increased since Oct. 1, 1837, to 101.

Number of Patients in the Hospital:

Maximum... 94

Minimum... 55

Mean...... 71

Length of time Patients remained in the Hospital:

Mean duration 38 days.

Admissions from January 1st, 1837, to January 1st, 1838:

Number of In-Patients in 1837 discharged, including the 58 remaining from the year 1836:

Mean stay in the house of the 388 discharged as recovered was 333 days.

In-Patients remaining under treatment. Dec. 31, 1837.

Admissions from January 1st, 1837, to January 1st, 1838.

Out-Patients discharged in 1837, including 118 of 120 Patients re-
maining from 1836.

Males.

Females.

Total.

Results.

160 (45.9 per c1.) 246 (45.5 per c1.) 406 (45.7 per ct.) Recovered.

Out-Patients remaining under treatment, Dec. 31, 1837, males 49, females 102, total 151.

REPORT OF THE IN-PATIENTS AND OUT-PATIENTS COMBINED.
Number of Cases treated in 1837.

Deducting 41 from the 685 In-Patients who were previously under
treatment as Out-Patients, and 137 from the 921 Out-Patients who
were previously under treatment as In-Patients,

The number of cases treated in 1837 were 653 males, 775 females, total 1428.

335 males, 428 females, total 763, came from towns, Cambridge principally.

Female.

337 (43 per cent.) Women occupied at home with the care of their families.