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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 19 February 2018
Much attention has been directed of late, more especially in America, by Dr. Pliny Earle, to the ordinary mode of calculating recoveries from insanity. Having examined with some care into the different results of several modes of making these calculations, I propose to state in this paper the conclusions to which I have been led, and to suggest an improved form of tabulating cures in the Reports of our asylums.
∗ Read at Cambridge in the Psychological Section of the British Medical Association Meeting, August 13, 1880.Google Scholar
† “The distinction between the number of cases admitted into any institution, and the number of persons in whom those cases occurred, is an important one in a statistical point of view; and in the construction of these Tables has always been kept in sight.”—Op. cit., p. 65.Google Scholar
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