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The establishment of the Tuen Mun Hosp-
ital and Pamela Youde Hospital in
Shauki wan demonstrate a determination
from the Administration to improve
the quality and quantity of our med-
ical services. Nevertheless, it is
Missapoint be disapointing that there is no mention
in the Financial Secretary's speech
of the Hospital Authority. According to the recommendations, the Hospital Authority will co-ordinate the pro- vision of services of Government and
Subfvented Hospitals and also the allocation of resources. Owing to its importance, the public should have the right to be informed of the composition as well as the budgetary implications of the Hospital Authority. Therefore, I urge the Administration to take the
initiative now to disclose more about
the establishment of the Hospital Authority, its relationship with the Medical and Health Department, and its financial provision. It is forecast by
the Medical and Health Department that
there will be a shortfall of doctors
in the public sector from 1988 to 1996,
ranging from 560 to 740 per annum.
The main reason for this is due to the high wastage rate from the public
sector. Present conditions of service
and training opportunities are inade- quate to retain doctors in the public
sector. This is reinforced by the
finding that the proportion of doctors in the private sector has increased