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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.

VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN

Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1918

QUESTION I

General Statistics

Category	Remaining at Beginning of 1918	Admitted During 1918	Daily Average in Hospital During 1918
Males	0	0	1.8
Females	9	140	25

Nursing Staff (Doing No Other Duty)

Day Nurses	Night Nurses	Partial Day Nurses	Partial Night Nurses	Attendants	Servants Partially or Not at All Employed as Nurses
2	1	1	1	...	...

Patient Outcomes

Category	Discharged Cured	Discharged Relieved	Discharged Not Improved	Died in 1918	Remaining at End of 1918	Average Stay of Discharged (days)	Longest Stay of Any One Inmate (days)
Females	25	25	1	1	26.7	24.2	125
Children	4	148	+	1	23	23.1	271

QUESTION II

Ward Details

Ward No. & Name	Length (ft)	Breadth (ft)	Height (ft)	No. of Beds	Cubic Space per Patient (avg. no.)	Greatest No. of Patients at Any One Time	Windows & Ventilating Openings		Privy Connection		Sink or Drain Opening		Remarks
							Total Area (sq ft)	Openable Area (sq ft)	In Ward	Leading Out of Ward	Trapped	Untrapped
No. 1 Private	20‑0	15‑0	16‑0	1	4,800	...	183‑0	147‑4	No	No	None	None	Private
No. 2 Private	24‑3	20‑0	16‑0	...	2,687	...	200‑6	177‑10	No	No	None	None	Private
No. 3 Private	28‑0	17‑6	16‑0	...	2,427	...	109‑8	89‑0	No	No	None	None	Private
No. 4 Private	17‑6	14‑0	16‑0	1	3,020	14	404‑3	824‑2	No	No	None	None	Private
No. 5 Children's Ward	40‑0	20‑0	16‑0	8	1,600	...	...	...	No	No	None	None
No. 6 Public Ward	41‑0	25‑5	18‑0	12	1,578	11	367‑6	294‑8	...	...	...	...
No. 7 Public Ward	41‑0	25‑8	18‑0	12	1,578	19	807‑6	294‑6	...	...	...	...	30
No. 8 Isolation Ward	17‑0	14‑3	12‑0	1	8,028	44	73‑6	58‑11	...	...	...	...	LE

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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. VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1918 QUESTION I General Statistics Category Remaining at Beginning of 1918 Admitted During 1918 Daily Average in Hospital During 1918 Males 0 0 1.8 Females 9 140 25 Nursing Staff (Doing No Other Duty) Day Nurses Night Nurses Partial Day Nurses Partial Night Nurses Attendants Servants Partially or Not at All Employed as Nurses 2 1 1 1 ... ... Patient Outcomes Category Discharged Cured Discharged Relieved Discharged Not Improved Died in 1918 Remaining at End of 1918 Average Stay of Discharged (days) Longest Stay of Any One Inmate (days) Females 25 25 1 1 26.7 24.2 125 Children 4 148 + 1 23 23.1 271 QUESTION II Ward Details Ward No. & Name Length (ft) Breadth (ft) Height (ft) No. of Beds Cubic Space per Patient (avg. no.) Greatest No. of Patients at Any One Time Windows & Ventilating Openings Privy Connection Sink or Drain Opening Remarks Total Area (sq ft) Openable Area (sq ft) In Ward Leading Out of Ward Trapped Untrapped No. 1 Private 20‑0 15‑0 16‑0 1 4,800 ... 183‑0 147‑4 No No None None Private No. 2 Private 24‑3 20‑0 16‑0 ... 2,687 ... 200‑6 177‑10 No No None None Private No. 3 Private 28‑0 17‑6 16‑0 ... 2,427 ... 109‑8 89‑0 No No None None Private No. 4 Private 17‑6 14‑0 16‑0 1 3,020 14 404‑3 824‑2 No No None None Private No. 5 Children's Ward 40‑0 20‑0 16‑0 8 1,600 ... ... ... No No None None No. 6 Public Ward 41‑0 25‑5 18‑0 12 1,578 11 367‑6 294‑8 ... ... ... ... No. 7 Public Ward 41‑0 25‑8 18‑0 12 1,578 19 807‑6 294‑6 ... ... ... ... 30 No. 8 Isolation Ward 17‑0 14‑3 12‑0 1 8,028 44 73‑6 58‑11 ... ... ... ... LE

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300 (Z2) 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 plau should be the size of the Blue Book sheet. In anbsequent 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 effectel. VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1918, Number remain-Number ing in admit. Daily Average Nurses doing no in hospital ted other duty. at the during bospital ning of begin the year the year during 1918. the year 1918. Day nurses. Night nurses, 25 1.8 Males... - Females.. 9 140 Give the pame or number of cach Ward. Length in feet. *** க 91 2 1 Breadth in feet. Height in feet. Number of beds assigned to the Ward. QUESTION I. Not nurses. Partial day nurses. Partial night питчеа. Cured. Relieved. Not improved. Attendants. Servants partially or not at all employed as nurses. Patients discharged. Number who died in 1918. Dead in 1918, Discharged. Average stay (days) of those Specify the lougest Romaining at the end of 1918. stayed (days). time for which any ope inmate bas · G 25 25 1 1 26-7 24.2 125 4 148 + 1 23 23-1 23-1 271 Amount of cubic space Available for cach patient for the average number of patients in the Ward. QUESTION II. The greatest number of patients in the Ward at Aby onů time during the year. Windows and ventilating openings. Connexion of the privy with the Ward. Is there any sink or drain opening in the Ward? Total area in square feet. Area capable of opening in square feet, If privy in Ward, If leading out of | Ward. Trapped? Untrapped? REMARKS No. 1. Private. No. 2. Private. No. 3. Private. No. 4. 20′-0′′ 15′-0′′ | 16′-0′′ 4,800 24′-3′′ 20′-0′′ | 16′-0′′ 2,687 + 28′-0′′ 17′′-6" | 16′-0′′ 2,427 --- * Private. 17'-6° 14′-0′′| 16′-0′′ 1 3,020 14 No. 5. Children's Ward. | 40′-0′′ | 20′-0′′ | 16′-0′′ 8 1,600 พ 147-0117-0 No. No. None. None. |183′-0′′ 147′-4′′ 200′-6" 177′10′′ 109′-8′′ 89'-0" 404′-3′′ 824′-2′′] = H כן = 111 SD M H ן ו No. 6. Publio Ward. | 41′-0′′ | 25′-5′′ | 18′-0′′ 12 1,578 367′-6* 294'-8′′] H 11 מ 19 No. 7. Public Ward. | 41′-0′′ 25′-8′′ | 18′-0′′ 12 1,578 807'-6" 294,-6′′ 11 19 ** 30 No. 8. Isolation Ward.| 17′-0′′ | 14′′-3′′, 12′′′-0′′ 1 8,028 73'-6" 58"-11" #1 * 44 LE

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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 plau should be the size of the Blue Book sheet. In anbsequent 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 effectel.

VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1918,

Number

remain-Number

ing in

admit.

Daily Average

Nurses doing no

hospital

ted

other duty.

at the

during

bospital

ning of

begin the year the year

during

1918.

the year

1918.

Day nurses.

Night nurses,

1.8

Males...

Females..

140

Give the

pame or number of cach Ward.

Length in feet.

***

க

Breadth in feet.

Height in feet.

Number of beds assigned to

the Ward.

QUESTION I.

Not nurses.

Partial day

nurses.

Partial night

питчеа.

Cured.

Relieved.

Not improved.

Attendants.

Servants partially or not at all

employed as nurses.

Patients

discharged.

Number who died in 1918.

Dead in 1918,

Discharged.

Average stay (days)

of those

Specify

the

lougest

Romaining at the end

of 1918.

stayed

(days).

time for which any

ope

inmate

bas

26-7

24.2

125

148

23-1 23-1

271

Amount of

cubic space Available for cach patient for

the average number of patients in

the Ward.

QUESTION II.

The greatest number

of patients in the

Ward at

Aby onů time during

the year.

Windows and ventilating

openings.

Connexion of the

privy with

the Ward.

Is there any sink or drain

opening in

the Ward?

Total area in

square feet.

Area capable of

opening in square feet,

If privy in Ward,

If leading out of |

Ward.

Trapped?

Untrapped?

REMARKS

No. 1. Private. No. 2. Private. No. 3. Private. No. 4.

20′-0′′ 15′-0′′ | 16′-0′′

4,800

24′-3′′ 20′-0′′ | 16′-0′′

2,687

28′-0′′ 17′′-6" | 16′-0′′

2,427

---

Private.

17'-6° 14′-0′′| 16′-0′′

3,020

No. 5.

Children's Ward. | 40′-0′′ | 20′-0′′ | 16′-0′′

1,600

พ

147-0117-0 No. No. None. None.

|183′-0′′ 147′-4′′

200′-6" 177′10′′

109′-8′′ 89'-0"

404′-3′′ 824′-2′′]

כן

111

No. 6.

Publio Ward. | 41′-0′′ | 25′-5′′ | 18′-0′′

1,578

367′-6* 294'-8′′]

No. 7.

Public Ward. | 41′-0′′ 25′-8′′ | 18′-0′′

1,578

807'-6" 294,-6′′

No. 8.

Isolation Ward.| 17′-0′′ | 14′′-3′′, 12′′′-0′′

8,028

73'-6" 58"-11"

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