STATEMENT - I

The number of patients treated during the year and previous six years were as follows:-

The number of indoor patients treated has slightly increased in the year under report.

Daily average bed occupancy

Daily average bed occupancy during the year and previous six years were as follows:-

There is slight increase than the last year.

Admission and Discharge

Statement II

The total number of admissions and discharge of male and female patients during the year and the previous eight  year were as follows:-

Both more male and female patients were admitted in the year under review.

Both more male and female patients were discharged in the year under review.

Admission and Discharge are more or less evenly matched.

Number and percentage of re-admission
The following table shows the number of new admission and re-admission and percentage of re-admission to total admission, during the year, as compared to previous eight years:-

Year              New admission                         Re-admission               Total   Percentage of

                                                                                                             admis- re-admission to

                          M.         F.       T.                M.         F.        T.                

2001-02            876       181    1057             212        28       240            1297           18.50
2002-03            878       207    1085             260        49       309            1394           22.17
2003-04            887       202    1089             231        39       270            1359           19.86    
2004-05            994       191    1185             227        37       264            1449           18.21
2005-06           1054      248    1302             222        37       259            1561           16.60
2006-07            299       268    1567             237        42       279            1846           15.11
2007-08           1335      248    1583             267        38       305            1888           16.15
2008-09           1357      295    1652             240        26       266            1918           13.86

Death  Patiets
Number of death of indoor patients during the year and previous eight years are as follows:-

Statement III

Showing residence of the patients who were admitted during the period under review.
          Year 2005-06 Year 2006-07 Year 2007-08    Year 2008-09         Year 2009-10

Jharkhand          655 202 857     736 203 939    795 195  990     863  215 1078   906 208 1114
Bihar                 600  75  675     754  98  852    798  90   879     711  103 814     755  88 843
West Bengal        9     5    14       19    3    22       5     1      6         9      2   11        5     1    6
Orissa                  6     1     7         6     1     7        5     -      5         8      -    8         9     -     9
Chattisgarh          3     -     3         7     2     9        4     -      4         2      1    3         1     -     1
Uttar Pradesh      1     2     3         6     2     8        1     -      1         2      -    2         2     -     2
Aruanchal Pradesh      -     -         -     1     0        1     -      -          -      -    -          -     -     -     -
Madhya Pradesh  -     -     -         1     0     1         -     -      -          1      -    1         -     -     -
Maharastra          1     -     1         -     -     -         -     -      -          -      -    -          -     -     -
Nepal                  -     -     1         6     1     7        3     -      3         1      -    1         -     -     -

Statement IV

1. The number of paying patient treated during the year  under review and previous seven years are as follow

Unusual Occurrence
It is gratifying to note here that there was no unusual occurrence during the 2007-2008.
Escape of patients
The recent trend in psychiatry is to allow maximum freedom of movement to patients, as it has been seen that when patients are kept locked up or under any form of restraint, they get highly excited and unmanageable. This principle has been maintained at this hospital and patients are neither restrained nor allowed to be locked up inside the rooms. The wards are always kept open and thus the atmosphere of the hospital has completely changed. Injuries and assaults have become rare. Beside this, there are number of patients who have recovered and are practically sane but unfortunately their guardians/prison authorities are reluctant to take them back inspite of our repeated reminders to the families and prison authorities.
Number of reported escape of indoor patients during the year and previous eight years are as follows:-

Showing length of stay of indoor patients during the year and previous eight ears are given below:

There is gradual decline in length of stay in hospital.

Showing categories of patients admitted during  the year and previous eight years are given below:

Percentage      91.36         94.98%      94.92%     96.82%       97.63%      97.07%       97.61%      96.88%        95.13
of V.B. cases
                                2001-02   2002-03   2003-04   2004-05   2005-06   2006-07   2007-08   2008-09        2009-10