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THE WANCHAI MATERNITY HOSPITAL. (22 beds).
This Hospital is connected with the Wanchai Public Dispensary. A Western trained Chinese Doctor is in charge.
The number of admissions was 827 (957 in 1929) and the number of deliveries 815 of which 35 were still-births.
There was one death, the cause being puerperal septicaemia.
TUNG WAH HOSPITAL MATERNITY WARDS (24 beds). During the year there were 1929 deliveries out of a total of 1955 cases treated. There were no maternal deaths, but 354 infants were still-born.
TUNG WAH HOSPITAL (EASTERN) MATERNITY WARDS (14 beds).
During the year there were 472 admissions and the same number were delivered with 7 maternal deaths. 26 infants were still-born.
KWONG WAH HOSPITAL MATERNITY WARDS (57 beds).
The total number of patients treated numbered 3,133 of which 3,082 were delivered. There were 18 maternal deaths and 174 still-births.
SECTION VI.
HOSPITALS, INSTITUTES, ETC.
The Government Hospitals are:-The Government Civil Hospital, the Victoria Hospital, Kowloon Hospital and the Infectious Diseases Hospital. The Peak Hospital is an Institution maintained by Government as a Nursing Home where patients can be treated by their own doctors.
During the year Wireless Apparatus was installed in several wards in each of the Government Hospitals and has been greatly appreciated by the patients.
GOVERNMENT CIVIL HOSPITAL.
The Government Civil Hospital which was built in 1874, and which occupies a site in the middle of the most populous area, is the largest government hospital in the Colony. It has accommodation altogether for 246, including 21 maternity beds. 100 of which have been placed under the control of the clinic professors of the Hong Kong University who are also in charge of the outpatients department. Attached to and adjacent to this institution are the Maternity Bungalow and the Mun Hospital.
M 56
THE WANCHAI MATERNITY HOSPITAL. (22 beds).
This Hospital is connected with the Wanchai Public Dispensary. A Western trained Chinese Doctor is in charge.
The number of admissions was 827 (957 in 1929) and the number of deliveries 815 of which 35 were still-births.
There was one death, the cause being puerperal septicaemia.
TUNG WAH HOSPITAL MATERNITY WARDS (24 beds). During the year there were 1929 deliveries out of a total of 1955 cases treated. There were no maternal deaths, but 354 infants were still-born.
TUNG WAH HOSPITAL. (EASTERN) MATERNITY WARDS (14 beds).
During the year there were 472 admissions and the same number were delivered with 7 maternal deaths. 26 infants were still-born.
KWONG WAH HOSPITAL MATERNITY WARDS (57 beds).
The total number of patients treated numbered 3.133 of which 3,082 were delivered. There were 18 maternal deaths and 174 still-births.
SECTION VI.
HOSPITALS, INSTITUTES, ETC.
The Government Hospitals are:-The Government Civil Hospital, the Victoria Hospital. Kowloon Hospital and the Infectious Diseases Hospital. The Peak Hospital is an Institution maintained by Government as a Nursing Home where patients can be treated by their own doctors.
During the rear Wireless Apparatus was installed in several wards in each of the Government Hospitals and has been greatly appreciated by the patients.
GOVERNMENT CIVIL HOSPITAL.
The Government Civil Hospital which was built in 1874. and which occupies a site in the middle of the most populous area, is the largest government hospital in the Colony. It has accommodation altogether for 246, including 21 maternity beds. 100 of which have been placed under the control of the clinic professors of the Hong Kong University who are also in char of the outpatients department. Attached to and adjacent this institution are the Maternity Bungalow and the Mon Hospital.
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