The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-01-02

| 10. A record book to be called the
Record of the Insane" shall also be
kept in each county and private insti-
tuition in which insane persons are kept
which shall show the name and place
of residence of each insane inmate, the
date of his or her admission, whether
committed by the commissioners of
insanity of the county in which such
institution is located or of another
county which shall be specified, or
transferred from state hospital for the
insane or from other county, or received
on the certificate of a physician, if a
private institution, and where patient
is received on sucn certificate the name
and postoffice address of each physician
who signed it, shall be set out in the
record. The date of the transfer or dis
charge, by death or otherwise, from the
institution, of each inmate with state
ment of the cause, shall be recorded,
ahd also brief historical account show
ing the characteristics of the inmate and
his or her life in the institution, includ-
ing experiences of especial importance.
20. In each institution there shall
be kept permanent record book called
the "Physicians' Record of the Insane"
suitably ruled, lettered, PACED, and in
deXed, and divided into two parts,
which shall be kept by the physician
employed by the institution.
4 The physician shall record in the first
part the date of each visit he makes to
the Institution, the length of each visit,
and the name of each insane patient
treated.
In the second part shall be recorded
the name Of each patient treated at
public expense, brief statement of
each disease or injury tor which he or
she was treated, the date of each treat
ment given, the general result accom-
plished by the treatments. and any
other fact which, in the opinion of the
physician, is of sufficient Importance to
be made of record. A separate portion
of the second part of the book shall be
set apart for each patient, in which the
various treatments Of such patient and
other facts set out by the physician
shall be recorded in the order of their
dates, for the purpose of preserving in
a compact and consecutive form the
! medical and surgical history of the pa
tent.
Each entry in the book shall be
attested by the signature of the physi-
clan who made it.
81. Forms and specifications for the
books entitled "Record of the Insane
and Physicians Record of the Insane
will be furnished by the Board of Con.
troll.
%. Applications for the modification
of the foregoing rules in particular and
exceptional cases may be made to the
,ard of control and when made viii
receive due consideration. Additional
rules and orders required iE special
cases will be made from time to time by
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%. The foregoing rules shall take
e !ect and be in force from the 18th day
of November, A. D., 1900. Provided
!. however, the steward or other managing
officer of each institution to which the,
are to apply shall have until the LIST da,
: of January, A. D., 1901, if SO much
: time is necessary, in which to make the
changes, if any, which he has power to
make and which are required by the
rules, and boards of supervisors shall
: be allowed until the lst day of Febru
: airy, A. D., 1901, if so much time is nee
essary, in which to provide for th,
changes, If any, required by the rules
4 which can not be made without actor
4 by such boards.
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