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M 48

Annexe E.

VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

REPORT BY DR. J. T. C. JOHNSON, Principal Civil Medical Officer.

Staff. Dr. Johnson was in charge during the year; six of the Nursing Sisters and one of the Nurses of the Medical Department were on duty for varying periods of time.

The Buildings were maintained in a good condition.

Admissions. - 155 patients were admitted as compared with 158 in 1914.

Deaths. - Four occurred from the following causes :

Enteric fever, 1 Septicæmia, 1 Pulmonary phthisis, 1 Cancer of stomach, 1

Malarial Fever. Twenty-nine cases were admitted of which twenty-two were due to the aestivo-autumnal parasite, and seven were cases of chronic malarial poisoning.

The following operations were performed:

Curetting, 2 Fractures, 1 Circumcision, 1 Appendicitis, 1 Opening of abscess, 1

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M 48 Annexe E. VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. REPORT BY DR. J. T. C. JOHNSON, Principal Civil Medical Officer. Staff. Dr. Johnson was in charge during the year; six of the Nursing Sisters and one of the Nurses of the Medical Department were on duty for varying periods of time. The Buildings were maintained in a good condition. Admissions. - 155 patients were admitted as compared with 158 in 1914. Deaths. - Four occurred from the following causes : Enteric fever, 1 Septicæmia, 1 Pulmonary phthisis, 1 Cancer of stomach, 1 Malarial Fever. Twenty-nine cases were admitted of which twenty-two were due to the aestivo-autumnal parasite, and seven were cases of chronic malarial poisoning. The following operations were performed: Curetting, 2 Fractures, 1 Circumcision, 1 Appendicitis, 1 Opening of abscess, 1 Page 270 Page 271
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M 48 Annexe E. VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. REPORT BY DR. J. T. C. JOHNSON, Principal Civil Medical Officer. Staff. Dr. Johnson was in charge during the year; six of the Nursing Sisters and one of the Nurses of the Medical Department were on duty for varying periods of time. The Buildings were maintained in a good condition. Admissions.-155 patients were admittel as compared with 158 in 1914. Deaths.--Four occurred from the following causes :--- Enteric fever,- Septicæmia, Pulmonary phthisis, Cancer of stomach, - I - 1 1 Malarial Fever. Twenty-nine cases were admitted of which twenty-two were due to the aestivo-autumnal parasite, and seven were cases of chronic malarial poisoning. The following operations were performed: Curetting, Fractures, + 2 Circumcision. 1 Appendicitis, 1 Opening of abscess, - 1 Page 270Page 271
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M 48

Annexe E.

VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

REPORT BY DR. J. T. C. JOHNSON, Principal Civil Medical Officer.

Staff. Dr. Johnson was in charge during the year; six of the Nursing Sisters and one of the Nurses of the Medical Department were on duty for varying periods of time.

The Buildings were maintained in a good condition.

Admissions.-155 patients were admittel as compared with 158

in 1914.

Deaths.--Four occurred from the following causes :---

Enteric fever,-

Septicæmia,

Pulmonary phthisis,

Cancer of stomach,

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I

-

1

1

Malarial Fever. Twenty-nine cases were admitted of which twenty-two were due to the aestivo-autumnal parasite, and seven were cases of chronic malarial poisoning.

The following operations were performed:

Curetting,

Fractures,

+

2

Circumcision.

1

Appendicitis,

1

Opening of abscess,

-

1

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