TABLE XVI.—_Proposed Registry of Midwifery Cases._

[Illustration: |Name|Age|Residence|Married or Single|No. of

Pregnancy|Date when last Child was Born|Date of Admission|Period of

Gestation|Date of Commencement of Labour|Duration of Labour, in

Hours|Nature of Delivery|Presentations|Complications of

Delivery|Operation, if any|Accidents or Diseases, if any, after

Delivery|Nature of Accident or Disease|Date of Attack|Duration|Result

and Date|Births: Single, Twins or Triplets|Infant Born Living or

Dead|Sex of Child|If infant Dead after Birth, Cause of Death, and

Date|Date of Removal from Lying-in Department|No. of Days in Lying-in

Department|Date of Discharge from Institution|Remarks|]

NOTE.—Should any death take place in a woman discharged from the

institution within a month from the time of her delivery, a record

of this death, its date, and cause, to be entered in the column of

Remarks. In the same column should be entered remarks on abnormal

configuration, or on abnormal conditions of health which might

influence the result of the delivery.

For all this provision must be made. There are scarcely two points in

common between a lying-in institution and a general hospital.

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