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HOSPITALS RETURN

NOTE. On the first occasion of filling up these Forms, a Plan of each Floor of the Hospital should be sent home. Each such Plan should be the size of the Blue Book sheet. In subsequent years, if there has been no material alteration in the Buildings, or addition to them, it will be sufficient to refer to the Blue Book in which the Plans were sent home.

If the Buildings are afterwards altered or enlarged, fresh Plans should be sent home with the Blue Book of the year in which the alterations were effected.

KENNEDY TOWN HOSPITAL

Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1912.

Table 1: Patient Statistics for 1912

Number remaining at beginning of 1912	Number admitted during 1912	Daily average in hospital during 1912	Number in other hospital during 1912
21	14	21	14

***

Table 2: Ward Dimensions and Bed Allocation

Ward No.	Length (ft)	Breadth (ft)	Height (ft)	No. of Beds
1	25'-6"	13'-10"	15'-0"	2
2	41'-6"	20'-0"	15'-0"	10
3	42'-0"	20'-0"	14'-0"	10
4	20'-0"	19'-0"	14'-0"	2
5	26'-0"	20'-0"	14'-0"	1
6	20'-0"	19'-0"	14'-0"	—

Table 3: Question I — Nursing Staff and Patient Outcomes

Day Nurses	Night Nurses	No. Nurses	Partial Day Nurses	Admin	Partial Night Nurses	Cured	Relieved	Not Improved	Nurses doing no other duties	Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses	Patients Discharged	Number who died in 1912
21	ww	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	20

Table 4: Question II — Ventilation and Patient Stay Statistics

Greatest no. of patients in ward at any one time	Windows and Ventilating Openings	Average no. of patients in ward during year	Average stay (days) of those discharged	Dead in 1912	Remaining at end of 1912	Longest stay of any one inmate (days)
24	—	50	1	9	27	—

Table 5: Sanitary Arrangements

Connexion of Privy with Ward	Sink or Drain opening in Ward
—	—

Table 6: Remarks — Area Measurements and Sanitary Details per Ward

Ward No.	Length (ft)	Breadth (ft)	Height (ft)	No. of Beds	Cubic Space (cu ft)	Total Area (sq ft)	Area Capable of Opening (sq ft)	Privy in Ward	Leading out of Ward	Trapped	Untrapped	Remarks
1	25'-6"	13'-10"	15'-0"	2	2,045	126	126	No.	No.	—	—	—
2	41'-6"	20'-0"	15'-0"	10	1,243	221	221	No.	No.	—	—	—
3	42'-0"	20'-0"	14'-0"	10	1,205	221	221	—	—	—	—	Commode System
4	20'-0"	19'-0"	14'-0"	2	2,600	126	126	—	—	—	—	—
5	26'-0"	20'-0"	14'-0"	1	7,280	95	95	—	—	—	—	placed in bath room
6	20'-0"	19'-0"	14'-0"	—	5,320	128	126	No.	—	—	—	—

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HOSPITALS RETURN NOTE. On the first occasion of filling up these Forms, a Plan of each Floor of the Hospital should be sent home. Each such Plan should be the size of the Blue Book sheet. In subsequent years, if there has been no material alteration in the Buildings, or addition to them, it will be sufficient to refer to the Blue Book in which the Plans were sent home. If the Buildings are afterwards altered or enlarged, fresh Plans should be sent home with the Blue Book of the year in which the alterations were effected. KENNEDY TOWN HOSPITAL Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1912. Table 1: Patient Statistics for 1912 Number remaining at beginning of 1912 Number admitted during 1912 Daily average in hospital during 1912 Number in other hospital during 1912 21 14 21 14 *** Table 2: Ward Dimensions and Bed Allocation Ward No. Length (ft) Breadth (ft) Height (ft) No. of Beds 1 25'-6" 13'-10" 15'-0" 2 2 41'-6" 20'-0" 15'-0" 10 3 42'-0" 20'-0" 14'-0" 10 4 20'-0" 19'-0" 14'-0" 2 5 26'-0" 20'-0" 14'-0" 1 6 20'-0" 19'-0" 14'-0" — Table 3: Question I — Nursing Staff and Patient Outcomes Day Nurses Night Nurses No. Nurses Partial Day Nurses Admin Partial Night Nurses Cured Relieved Not Improved Nurses doing no other duties Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses Patients Discharged Number who died in 1912 21 ww 2 — — — — — — — — — 20 Table 4: Question II — Ventilation and Patient Stay Statistics Greatest no. of patients in ward at any one time Windows and Ventilating Openings Average no. of patients in ward during year Average stay (days) of those discharged Dead in 1912 Remaining at end of 1912 Longest stay of any one inmate (days) 24 — 50 1 9 27 — Table 5: Sanitary Arrangements Connexion of Privy with Ward Sink or Drain opening in Ward — — Table 6: Remarks — Area Measurements and Sanitary Details per Ward Ward No. Length (ft) Breadth (ft) Height (ft) No. of Beds Cubic Space (cu ft) Total Area (sq ft) Area Capable of Opening (sq ft) Privy in Ward Leading out of Ward Trapped Untrapped Remarks 1 25'-6" 13'-10" 15'-0" 2 2,045 126 126 No. No. — — — 2 41'-6" 20'-0" 15'-0" 10 1,243 221 221 No. No. — — — 3 42'-0" 20'-0" 14'-0" 10 1,205 221 221 — — — — Commode System 4 20'-0" 19'-0" 14'-0" 2 2,600 126 126 — — — — — 5 26'-0" 20'-0" 14'-0" 1 7,280 95 95 — — — — placed in bath room 6 20'-0" 19'-0" 14'-0" — 5,320 128 126 No. — — — —

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Males Females... Give the Name or Number of cach Ward. Length in feet, (26) HOSPITALS RETURN. NOTE, On the first occasion of filling up these Forms, a Plan of each Floor of the Hospital should be sent home. Each such Plan should be the size of the Blue Book sheet. In subsequent years, if there has been no material alteration in the Buildings, or addition to them, it will be suflicient to refer to the Blus Book in which the Plans were sent home. If the Buildings are afterwards altered or enlarged, fresh Plans should be sent home with the Blue Book of the year in which the alterations were effected. KENNEDY TOWN HOSPITAL. Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1912. Number remain. Number ing in admit- Daily Average in other Hospital at the begin- ning of the year 1912. terl Hospital during during the year the year 1912. 1912. 21 1:4 21 14 *** Breath in feet, Height in feet. Number of Bevis assigned to the Ward. QUESTION I. Day Nurses. Night Nurses. Not Nurses. Partial Day AIMIN Partial Night Nurses. Cured. Relieved. Not Improved, Nurses doing no Altendnuts. Servants partially or nut al mil duty.employed as Nurses. Patients Discharged, Sumber who died in 1912. 21 ww 2 20 Amount of cubic space available for each Patient for QUESTION II. The greatest number of Patients in the Windows and Ventilatings. Openings. the average munker of Ward at Any one Patients in time during the Ward. the year. Averayu stay (days) Dead in 1912. of those Discharged. Remaining at the end of 1912. Specify the longest time for which any оде Inmate has atxyed (days). 24 --- 50 I 9 27 Connexion of the Privy with the Ward. Is there any Sink or Drain opening in Ward ! REMARKS. Total area in square feet. Area capable of opening in square feet. If Privy in Wanl. If leading out of Warl. Trapped? Untrapped? 1 25'-6" 13'-10" 15′-0′′ 2 2,045"-8" 126 126 No. No. 2 41′-6' 20′-0′′ | 15′-0′′ 10 1,243'-0" 10 221 221 13 2 + H 1 No. No. id nee, Com- Commode System 3 42′-0′′ | 20′-0′′ | 14′-0′′ 10 1,205'-8" В 221 221 mode being H 帅 14. 20′-0′′, 19′-0′′ | 14′-0′′ 2 2,600-0′′ 5 126 126 Tex 11 5 | 26′-0′′ | 20′-0′′ | 14′-0′′ 1 7,280-0′′ 8 95 95 placed in bath. room H Н 6 20′-0′′ 19%-0′′ | 14′-0′′ 5,320'-0" 128 126 No. 12 f 64

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Females...

Give the Name or Number of cach Ward.

Length in feet,

(26)

HOSPITALS RETURN.

NOTE, On the first occasion of filling up these Forms, a Plan of each Floor of the Hospital should be sent home. Each such Plan should be the size of the Blue Book sheet. In subsequent years, if there has been no material alteration in the Buildings, or addition to them, it will be suflicient to refer to the Blus Book in which the Plans were sent home.

If the Buildings are afterwards altered or enlarged, fresh Plans should be sent home with the Blue Book of the year in which the alterations were effected.

KENNEDY TOWN HOSPITAL.

Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1912.

Number

remain. Number

ing in

admit-

Daily Average in

other

Hospital

at the

begin- ning of the year 1912.

terl Hospital

during

the year the year

1912.

1:4

***

Breath in feet,

Height in feet.

Number of Bevis assigned to

the Ward.

QUESTION I.

Day Nurses.

Night Nurses.

Not Nurses.

Partial Day

AIMIN

Partial Night

Nurses.

Cured.

Relieved.

Not Improved,

Nurses doing no

Altendnuts.

Servants partially

or nut al mil

duty.employed as Nurses.

Patients

Discharged,

Sumber who died in 1912.

Amount of

cubic space available for each Patient for

QUESTION II.

The greatest number of Patients

in the

Windows and Ventilatings.

Openings.

the average munker of

Ward at Any one

Patients in time during

the Ward.

the year.

Averayu stay (days)

Dead in 1912.

of those

Discharged.

Remaining at the end

of 1912.

Specify

the longest

time for which any

оде

Inmate

has

atxyed

(days).

---

Connexion of the Privy with

the Ward.

Is there any Sink or Drain opening in

Ward !

REMARKS.

Total area in

square feet.

Area capable of

opening in square feet.

If Privy in Wanl.

If leading out of

Warl.

Trapped?

Untrapped?

25'-6" 13'-10" 15′-0′′

2,045"-8"

126

126 No.

No.

41′-6' 20′-0′′ | 15′-0′′

1,243'-0"

221

No. No.

id nee, Com-

Commode System

42′-0′′ | 20′-0′′ | 14′-0′′

1,205'-8"

221

mode

being

帅

14.

20′-0′′, 19′-0′′ | 14′-0′′

2,600-0′′

126

Tex

| 26′-0′′ | 20′-0′′ | 14′-0′′

7,280-0′′

placed in bath.

room

6 20′-0′′ 19%-0′′ | 14′-0′′

5,320'-0"

128

126

No.

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