"Caron, look at this signature!" Sheeran said softly.

The three people focused their attention on the file page, which had been eroded with holes of varying sizes on the edges, and the name column of the poor was completely mouldy.

In the signature area at the lower right corner of the medical record, there is "Adeline Hamilton" in faded light yellow handwriting, and the signature date is the 1st of a certain month in the year 883 of the New Calendar.

Fan Ning's pupils dilated instantly, and he didn't expect that his wild premonition was true.

The predecessor of Llangevni Workhouse for more than 20 years is related to the hospital on the original site of the Turner Art Museum. It is likely that the latter was independent from the former's medical system.

"Where did you find it?" Fan Ning asked.

"This gentleman handed it down from above." Sheeran pointed to a staff member who was standing on a ladder and rummaging on the top of the wooden shelf.

"Take down all the boxes there."

Within minutes, Fanning found more files from this period in which Ms. Hamilton's signature on medical records appeared frequently.

Before looking at each item one by one, he first thumbed through the books. They included not only the medical records of the poor in the workhouse handled by Ms. Hamilton, but also the accounts of the medical services she provided to outside patients.

Judging from the previous time points, Ms. Hamilton took care of the old organist Vienne until his death in 886, and then worked with the authorities to complete the reform of the medical system of the workhouse. It took about two years to build the hospital.

He became the dean at the end of 1888.

The combination of these past survey results and current data shows that before becoming the director of the new hospital, Ms. Hamilton had at least more than five years of working experience as a workhouse physician. At that time, staff resources were tight, and doctors sometimes had to wear multiple hats in the hospital.

Not even serving just one almshouse.

Of course, she is also employed by some outside patients and has the status of a private psychologist.

After a short period of experience as a dean, she completely left the workhouse system and turned to research on field epidemiological investigations of laborers and the prevention and control of occupational diseases.

"Medical services for outside patients..." Fan Ning flipped through the mixed accounts, looking forward to something.

After more than ten minutes, he found what he wanted to see.

Like the first document found signed by Hamilton, the date of this account is also 883, the month and day cannot be clearly seen, and the medical subject is the old organist Vienne.

Fan Ning read on in high spirits, but as he read, his eyes looked a little startled.

Originally, according to his expectation, this was Dr. Hamilton's record of treating Viennese's depression or mental illness. In this case, it would naturally contain some patient self-reports or medical treatments.

Moreover, the treatment of depression often has a special feature. Compared with diseases that actually occur in the body or organs, these diseases often do not have obscure and difficult to understand pathological records. They are relatively rich and easy for everyone to understand.

The patient's self-reported past experiences or psychological activities.

This will help you to deduce some unknown and secret details of the year, such as Viennese's living conditions after he built a mansion on the original site of the Turner Art Museum, his psychological activities in his later years, and may even involve Viennese.

What happened after Iron died and Hamilton became hospital director.

But this medical visit record is not about treating mental illness...

It's a surgical eye surgery.

－－－－－－Digression－－－－－

Thanks to Nang Geluo, book club number 9323, 5116, 6513, Old Ham of Truth and Destiny, Yiling, Qiuyue Jiming, reading and traveling through time, Rain of Fireflies, dqa, quasi-cheng, Misty Apprentice 1, Mask of the Void
Chapter completed!