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Investigation of the Committee of the Legislature of 1881 Concerning the Management of the Maine Insane Hospital Part 2
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Q. You intended to see him every day | Q. You intended to see him every day | ||
A. Intended to see him and know about his condition always. | A. Intended to see him and know about his condition always. | ||
| − | Q. As well as of | + | Q. As well as of all the other patients. |
A. Yes sir. There are a great many who only need a passing notice | A. Yes sir. There are a great many who only need a passing notice | ||
Q. This case didn't require any peculiar care one way or the other | Q. This case didn't require any peculiar care one way or the other | ||
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that part that you didn't see the patient at all A. No sir. Q. Was there any day you didn't see him if you were there A. Possibly. I may have gone past there once or twice without looking in, but I could hear him even as I passed by. I always passed from there to the brick wards west Q. You intended to see him every day A. Intended to see him and know about his condition always. Q. As well as of all the other patients. A. Yes sir. There are a great many who only need a passing notice Q. This case didn't require any peculiar care one way or the other A. No, sir, only to be cared for. I suppose the assistant physician was looking after him By Dr. Bushing Q. Was this a patient who required special medical treatment A. He was taking medicine I think all along. Q. Under your direction or that of the assistant [ ] A. Yes, sir. I think it was prescribed by him daily.