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HOSPITALS RETURN (Z1)

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.

CIVIL HOSPITAL

Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1917

QUESTION I

Number remaining in hospital at the beginning of the year 1917 Number admitted during the year 1917 Daily average in hospital during the year 1917 Nurses doing no other duty Patients discharged Number who died in 1917 Average stay (days) of those Remaining at the end of 1917 Specify the longest time for which any inmate has stayed (days)
Day nurses Night nurses Attendants Servants partially or not at all employed as nurses Relieved Not improved Dead in 1917 Discharged
Males 80 2,582 86.5 110 6.1 12.1 19 36
Females 19 611 21.8 57 7.8 13.2 37 105

QUESTION II

Ward Length (ft) Breadth (ft) Height (ft) Number of beds assigned Cubic space per patient (avg) Greatest no. of patients at one time Windows & ventilating openings Connexion of privy with ward Sink or drain opening in ward Remarks
Total area (sq ft) Area capable of opening (sq ft) If privy in ward If leading out of ward Trapped? Untrapped?
1 49 13 12 35 1,483 14 1,814 1,514 None None None None 118
2 190 14 10 153 2,302 10 1,818 1,390
3 201 18 14 181 1,707 14 1,391 1,707
4 201 20 15 3,200 2 184
5 201 20 15 3,257 2 184
6 201 20 15 3,179 2 184
7 58 18 14 683 14 684
8 58 19 15 1,204 14 683

Note: The OCR output for Question II was severely corrupted. The table above reconstructs the column structure from the form template and salvages discernible numerical data. Several rows remain incomplete due to illegible source text.

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HOSPITALS RETURN (Z1) 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. CIVIL HOSPITAL Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1917 QUESTION I Number remaining in hospital at the beginning of the year 1917 Number admitted during the year 1917 Daily average in hospital during the year 1917 Nurses doing no other duty Patients discharged Number who died in 1917 Average stay (days) of those Remaining at the end of 1917 Specify the longest time for which any inmate has stayed (days) Day nurses Night nurses Attendants Servants partially or not at all employed as nurses Relieved Not improved Dead in 1917 Discharged Males 80 2,582 86.5 110 6.1 12.1 19 36 Females 19 611 21.8 57 7.8 13.2 37 105 QUESTION II Ward Length (ft) Breadth (ft) Height (ft) Number of beds assigned Cubic space per patient (avg) Greatest no. of patients at one time Windows & ventilating openings Connexion of privy with ward Sink or drain opening in ward Remarks Total area (sq ft) Area capable of opening (sq ft) If privy in ward If leading out of ward Trapped? Untrapped? 1 49 13 12 35 1,483 14 1,814 1,514 None None None None 118 2 190 14 10 153 2,302 10 1,818 1,390 3 201 18 14 181 1,707 14 1,391 1,707 4 201 20 15 3,200 2 184 5 201 20 15 3,257 2 184 6 201 20 15 3,179 2 184 7 58 18 14 683 14 684 8 58 19 15 1,204 14 683 Note: The OCR output for Question II was severely corrupted. The table above reconstructs the column structure from the form template and salvages discernible numerical data. Several rows remain incomplete due to illegible source text. Page 300 Page 301
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299 (Z1) 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, frosh plans should be sent home with the Blue Book of the year in which the alterations were effected. CIVIL HOSPITAL. Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1917, QUESTION I. Number remain- ing in hospital at the begin. ning of the year i I Number admit. ted during the your 1917. Daily average Nurses doing no in other duty, hospital during the year 1917. DI Day nurses Atte:ulants. Servants partially or not at all employed as nurses, Nat nurses. Partial day Partial night nurses. Unred. 'sasina 32 15 8 12,552 Patients discharged, Relieved. : Males 80 2,582 86-5 Females... 19 611 21.8 TO = Give the name or number of each Ward. Length in feor. Breadth in feet. Height in feet, Number of beds assigned to the Ward. et 1 573 QUESTION 11. : Not improved. Number who died in 1917. Average stay (days) of those Dead in 1917. Discharged, Remaining at the end of 1917. Specify the longest time for which any une inmate has stayed (days) 110 6.1 12-1 19 I 36. 57 7.8 13-2 37.3 105 Amount of cubic space Bvailable for each patient for the average number of patients in the Ward. The greatest number of patiente in the Ward at Buy one time during the year. Windows and ventilating openings. Connexion of the privy with Is there any sink or drain opening in the Ward Ward! Total area in square feet. Area capable of opening in *quare feet, If privy in Ward If leading out of Ward, Trapped? Untrapped? 49 13 2 35 18 41 1 13 18 18 15| 13 18 154 13 18 151 18 ུངསསསས 14 1,483 1.438 H 1,814 1,514 1.814 IŹNANNI JIN 414 494 None. None. None. None. 118 D H 1/4 114 17 # 114 114 11 34 " 80 86 114. 114 " 14 + # 8 18 31 184 4,678 2 190 190 11 14 9 18 153 រ 2,302 2 114 114 10 H ** 10 *35 ple 16: 10 1.818 TO 113 11+ " 11 17 11 11 35 814 16 1,299 14 418 418 12 GL 20 16 1.390 258 258 ד י זי 14 H ย 13 61 90 16 14 1,391 14 258 258 FI 14 614 201 181 14 1,707 14 322 322 + 15 201 1,707 14 327 322 16 20 20 16 9 3.200 2 184 184 17 201 201 15/ 3.257 2 181 184 +4 11 18 201 201 15 3,179 184 184 19 581 18 .188 14 683 684) " נו 20 584 19 15 ,204 14 683 5841 TO REMARKS. Page 300Page 301
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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, frosh plans should be sent home with the Blue Book of the year in which the alterations were effected.

CIVIL HOSPITAL.

Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1917,

QUESTION I.

Number remain- ing in hospital at the

begin. ning of

the year

  1. i

I

Number admit. ted during

the your 1917.

Daily average

Nurses doing no

in other duty,

hospital during

the year 1917.

DI

Day nurses

Atte:ulants.

Servants partially or not at all

employed as nurses,

Nat nurses.

Partial day

Partial night

nurses.

Unred.

'sasina

32

15

8 12,552

Patients

discharged,

Relieved.

:

Males

80

2,582

86-5

Females...

19

611

21.8

TO

=

Give the name or number of each Ward.

Length in feor.

Breadth in feet.

Height in feet,

Number of beds assigned to

the Ward.

et

1 573

QUESTION 11.

:

Not improved.

Number who died in 1917.

Average stay (days)

of those

Dead in 1917.

Discharged,

Remaining at the end

of 1917.

Specify the

longest

time for which any

une

inmate

has

stayed

(days)

110

6.1

12-1

19 I

36.

57

7.8

13-2

37.3

105

Amount of

cubic space Bvailable

for each patient for

the average number of patients in

the Ward.

The greatest number

of patiente in the

Ward at

Buy one time during

the year.

Windows and ventilating

openings.

Connexion

of the privy with

Is there any sink or drain opening in

the Ward

Ward!

Total area in

square feet.

Area capable of

opening in *quare feet,

If privy in Ward

If leading out of

Ward,

Trapped?

Untrapped?

49

13

2

35

18

41 1

13

18

18 15| 13

18 154 13

18

151 18

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1,483 1.438

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1,814

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17

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114 114 11

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80

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REMARKS.

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