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Report on the supervision of Native Hospitals in Hongkong.
1.
There are two such hospitals in Hongkong •
(a)
Tung Wah
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The treatment of all diseases is by doctors trained in Eastern (native) or Western methods in accordance with the desires of the patients. The general supervision of all Western treatment and of the hospital in general is in the hands of a Government European medical officer who visits the hospital daily. The immediate treatment of the patients is undertaken by three Chinese graduates of the local University and these gentlemen hold a qualification registerable in England. The senior of these officers is a Government servant. The patients desiring native treatment (about 45% of the whole) are attended to by 6 Chinese professing knowledge in native methods of treatment. No intimate supervision is possible beyond preventing any action detrimental to the general public health,
(b)
The Krong Anh
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The methods adopted are similar to thom employed in the Tung Wah. There is a Government European medical officer who supervises, paying a daily visit, and two Chinese practitioners holding degrees registerable in England.
- Each of these is There are 6 Chinese Public Dispensaries directly controlled by a Chinese practitioner holding a local degree in Vestem medicine but one which is not registerable in England. A staff of two Government European medical officers (only one of whom has at present been obtained) visit and supervise these institutions,
(8d.)
C. V. Mokenny,
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7th March, 1924.