Regulations for Army medical services / War Office.

Date:
1894
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Credit: Regulations for Army medical services / War Office. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Station Hospitals. Section II. accompany their other personal documents. When a man is committed to a military prison, his medical history sheet willbe sent with him, as directed by the Queen's Regulations. 385. The medical officer in charge will, at the end of Disposal of each month, forward the Diet Sheets (Army Form I 1202) (Vu'{ :m'' and the Eeturn of Extras, Wife or Child (Army Form 1 1205), to the Principal Medical Officer (see paragraph 23). These documents will be in original, and in no instance will copies be sent, should the originals become dirty or defaced. I 386. The medical officer in charge will be responsible that Account of (the account of hospital stoppages (Army Form 0 1643)which stoppages tin the case of cavalry andinfantry willbe madeoutby squad- Jrons or companies, are prepared from the admission and discharge book by the quartermaster, if one is attached to the hospital—otherwise by the wardmaster (see Manual for Medical Stan Corps, Section III, paragraph 39)—and will himself sign and transmit them to the Officer Com- manding the cavalry regiment or infantry battalion concerned, or, in the case of other corps, to the Officer Commanding the battery, company, or detachment, &c. 387. He will obtain from the Officer commanding the ^^J1^* cavalry regiment or infantry battalion, or, in the case of obtained, other coi'ps, the Officer Commanding the battery, company, or detachment,&c. acknowledgment of the correctness of the number of stoppages shown in the returns sent as directed in the Allowance Regulations. These will be attached to Army Form P 1941, and the stoppage then acknow- ledged to be due, must agree with the abstract on that form. 388. Militiamen detained in hospital after the expiration Hospital of preliminary drill, recruit drill, or training, under the f0i.Pmiiftia- authority of the General Officer Commanding, not being men. liable to hospital stoppages, will be omitted from Army Form O 1643, from the day in which the preliminary drill, recruit drill, or training may cease ; and all diets issued to them subsequently to that date will be shown in the return of hospital stoppages (Army Form P 1941), in the column for Free diets.5' 389. When sick Seamen, Marines, and Naval Artificers ^cuc™ are treated and subsisted in a station or other military menofNavy hospital, a return (Army Form O 1761) will be attached treated in to the monthly account (Army Form P 1941) forwarded to hosPltal- the Officer in charge of Supplies ; a copy of the return (Army Form O 1761) will also be sent at the end of each quarter to the Director-General, Medical Department of the Navy, Spring Gardens, London. Similar returns will be rendered in the case of Officers of the Eoyal Navy or Eoyal Marines specially admitted into military hospitals,