(c) Projects for which working drawings were being prepared on March
31. 1963:
1. Kam Tio Clinic
The Lions Clubs Government Maternal and Child Health Centre
3. Kwun Tong Health Centre
4. Li Po Chun Clinic. Tai Kok Tsui
3. Sha Tin Clinic
6. Yuen Long Clinic
7. Queen Mary Hospital Extension, Stage II (operating theatres and
radiodiagnostic department).
(d) Projects for which sketch plans were prepared or received during
the year:
1. Combined Vaccine Institute
2. Jockey Club Clinic, Yau Ma Tei
1. Queen Mary Hospital Extension, Stage III (Professorial building
and quarters for nursing staff)
4. Tsuen Wan Out-patient's Clinic
5. Cheung Sha Wan Health Centre
(e) The preparation of sketch plans has not yet commenced on the following buildings which are listed in the 1963-64 Estimates.
1. New Lai Chi Kok Hospital
2. St. John's Hospital, Cheung Chau: Outpatients clinic and major
alterations
3. Mental Defectives Flome
4. Redevelopment of Sai Ying Pun Hospital Site
5. Shau Kei Wan Hospital
6. Castle Peak Maternity Home
1. Chai Wan Maternity and Child Health Centre
8. Hong Kong Mental Health Centre
9
Kowloon Dental Clinic
10. Morrison Hill Clinic
11. Tsz Wan Shan Clinic
12. Wong Tai Sin Clinic
VI. HOSPITAL COSTING
446. In last year's report figures were given of the costing of repre- sentative hospital units. Records have been maintained for the same units this year using exactly the same basis of expenditure for compari- son, and these are detailed in Table 43. The total cost in 1962 are somewhat higher in each case, but, since more patients were treated in these institutions, the average cost of treating each patient is less in most instances.
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Queen Mary
Hospital (Acute
TABLE 43
HOSPITAL COSTINOS
1961-62 AND 1962-63
1967-62
Cox per bed per
Cost pe
freatect
tural Cour
1962-63
Caut per Eed per
bear
Cost per PIJEAL treated
Teral Cour
$ 713 $13,753,733 $18,814,95 $ 645
general and teaching)
$13,039, 173
Kowloon Hospital
(Acute general) .. $ 9,972,110
$19,119
$16,931
* 404 $1,263,708 $17,066.22 $ 376
Lai Chi Kok Hospital
(Infectious and convalescent) Tsan Yuk Hospital (Maternity and teaching). Castle Peuk Hospital
(Mental)
$ 2.399,515
$ 4,968
$ 351 $ 2,303,730 $ 4,789.45
$ 283
9 2,124,747
$ 5.360.478
$10.634 S 240 3 2.171.967 510.859.83 $ 253
$4.790 $2,519 $ 6,156,881 $ 5,502.13 $2.633
VIL
TRAINING PROGRAMME
DOCTORS
447. The University of Hong Kong confers the degrees of M.B., B.S. which have been registrable with the General Medical Council of the United Kingdom since 1911. At present the Faculty of Medicine admits between 70 and 80 students each year, of whom, between 35 and 50 eventually graduate. After provisional registration with the Medical Council of Hong Kong, the graduates are required to undergo a 12 months' period of compulsory internship in posts approved by the University. There are plans to increase gradually the intake of medical students to about 120 each year between now and 1966 with the aim of graduating some 80 doctors each year.
448. A number of clinical posts in the major hospitals are recognized for post-graduate training by the majority of the examining bodies in Britain.
449. The post-graduate training of doctors in the Goverment Service for higher qualifications necessary for appointment to specialist clinical posts in general medicine, surgery, orthopaedics, paediatrics and obstetrics and gynaecology, is under the supervision of the Panel on Post-Graduate Medical Education, which consists of the University Clinical Professors, the Government Clinical Specialists and members
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