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KWONG WA HOSPITAL,

(Table XIX).

20. The following gentlemen served on the Committee for 1930:

Mr. Ho Sing-chau,

Mr. Fan Ping-yau,

Mr. Chu Shum-wing, Mr. Lau Ping-chai, Mr. Wong Kam-pui, Mr. Tsang Yung,

Mr. Hung Iu-to,

Mr. Chan Kam-chun, Mr. Kwok Tam-wan,

Mr. Ng Kang-yu, Mr. Lui Wai-shun, Mr. Wong Tat-wing.

21. The number of in-patients admitted during the year was 9,586 as against 8,810 in 1929 of whom 7,596 as against 6,915 in 1929 elected to receive Western treatment and 1,990 as against 1,895 in 1929 Native treatment. The number of out-patients was 140,291 as against 135,528 in 1929, 94,755 as against 94,067 in 1929 under Native and 45,536 as against 41,191 in 1929 under Western treatment.

22. In consequence of the passing of the new Tung Wa Hospital Ordinance, this year is the last to see a separate Committee for the Kwong Wa Hospital.

Mr. Ho Sing-chau and his colleagues may well feel proud at handing over to the new consolidated directorate an institution where they and their predecessors during twenty years have steadily worked for expansion and improvement.

23. Statement of accounts and other reports furnished by the Committee of the Tung Wa Hospital are published for general information (Tables X to XVII). Full details of the income and expenditure of the Tung Wa Hospital and Kwong Wa Hospital are to be found in the annual volumes published in Chinese by the two committees. Further information regarding the work of the hospitals will be found in the report of the Medical Department.

NURSES TRAINING SCHOOL.

Chinese Hospitals.

24. Nurses are in training at the Tung Wa, Tung Wa Eastern, Kwong Wa and Tsan Yuk Hospitals.

The value of having nurses in training is very considerable and the influence on the general welfare of the hospital is apparent.

These nurses are trained in general nursing and midwifery. The training is carried out by the Matrons of the hospitals, the Resident Medical Officers, and the staff of the Visiting Medical Officer.

They should prove of considerable value to the health of the Colony.

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