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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.

CIVIL HOSPITAL

Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1913.

QUESTION I

Patient Summary

Patients Number remaining at beginning of 1913 Number admitted during 1913 Daily Average in Hospital during 1913 Day Nurses Night Nurses Not Nurses Partial Day Nurses Partial Night Nurses Attendants Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses Discharged Cured Discharged Relieved Discharged Not Improved Number who died in 1913 Average stay (days) of those Dead Average stay (days) of those Discharged Remaining at end of 1913 Specify longest time (days) Amount of cubic space per patient
Males 81 2,204 71.9 1
Females 14 404 13.7 9

Ward Details

Give the Name or Number of each Ward. Length in feet. Breadth in feet. Height in feet. Number of Beds assigned to the Ward. Average stay (days) of those Dead in 1913. Discharged. Remaining at the end of 1913. Specify the longest time for which any one Inmate has stayed (days). Amount of cubic space available for each Patient for the average number of Patients in the Ward.

Ward Length (ft) Breadth (ft) Height (ft) Number of Beds Average stay Dead (days) Average stay Discharged (days) Average stay Remaining (days) Longest stay (days) Cubic space per patient
A 31 14 8 2,152 380 *** 132 8-1 11-3 33-5 365 46 44 13.3 18-7 103

QUESTION II

The greatest number of Patients in the Ward at any one time during the year. Windows and Ventilating Openings. Connexion of the Privy with the Ward. Is there any Sink or Drain opening in Ward? Total area in square feet. Area capable of opening in square feet. If Privy in Ward. If leading out of Ward. Trapped? Untrapped?

Raw OCR Data
123456 49 311 13 14 35 91 13 10 18 154 13 18 15 13 18 153 13 13 154 13
HONNNN
1,483 1,433 10 2 1,814 1,814 1814 1,814
IOANNA
494 494 None. None. None. None.
418 418 22 2 114 114
H 3 11+ 114 14 2 86 86 12 114 114
= = = = =
H 13 11 14 44 + 8 9 18 151 19 314 16 2 4,078 2 100 190 11 31
អា 16 2,302 2 114 114 10 12 35 3. 163 10 10 1,818 10 114 + 31 35 311
# 16, 14 1,299 1+ 418 418 12 13
H 61 20 力 16 14 1,800 14 258 258 13
M 11 H 20 DJJ 16 14 1,394 14 258 258 + 14
"I 611 17 201 181 27 14 1,707 14 322 322
15 813 201 H 181 14 19 11 1,707 14 322 822
16 * 0] 20 20 16 FU 3,200 か 184 184
17 201 201 " # 151 " 3,257 # 184 184
18 201 201 151 12 3,179 # 19 H 2 184 184
19 18 16+ 14 " 1,188 14 683 6844 I
20 19 11 151 1,204 14 683 5814 11 12 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. CIVIL HOSPITAL Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1913. QUESTION I Patient Summary Patients Number remaining at beginning of 1913 Number admitted during 1913 Daily Average in Hospital during 1913 Day Nurses Night Nurses Not Nurses Partial Day Nurses Partial Night Nurses Attendants Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses Discharged Cured Discharged Relieved Discharged Not Improved Number who died in 1913 Average stay (days) of those Dead Average stay (days) of those Discharged Remaining at end of 1913 Specify longest time (days) Amount of cubic space per patient Males 81 2,204 71.9 1 Females 14 404 13.7 9 Ward Details Give the Name or Number of each Ward. Length in feet. Breadth in feet. Height in feet. Number of Beds assigned to the Ward. Average stay (days) of those Dead in 1913. Discharged. Remaining at the end of 1913. Specify the longest time for which any one Inmate has stayed (days). Amount of cubic space available for each Patient for the average number of Patients in the Ward. Ward Length (ft) Breadth (ft) Height (ft) Number of Beds Average stay Dead (days) Average stay Discharged (days) Average stay Remaining (days) Longest stay (days) Cubic space per patient A 31 14 8 2,152 380 *** 132 8-1 11-3 33-5 365 46 44 13.3 18-7 103 QUESTION II The greatest number of Patients in the Ward at any one time during the year. Windows and Ventilating Openings. Connexion of the Privy with the Ward. Is there any Sink or Drain opening in Ward? Total area in square feet. Area capable of opening in square feet. If Privy in Ward. If leading out of Ward. Trapped? Untrapped? Raw OCR Data 123456 49 311 13 14 35 91 13 10 18 154 13 18 15 13 18 153 13 13 154 13 HONNNN 1,483 1,433 10 2 1,814 1,814 1814 1,814 IOANNA 494 494 None. None. None. None. 418 418 22 2 114 114 H 3 11+ 114 14 2 86 86 12 114 114 = = = = = H 13 11 14 44 + 8 9 18 151 19 314 16 2 4,078 2 100 190 11 31 អា 16 2,302 2 114 114 10 12 35 3. 163 10 10 1,818 10 114 + 31 35 311 # 16, 14 1,299 1+ 418 418 12 13 H 61 20 力 16 14 1,800 14 258 258 13 M 11 H 20 DJJ 16 14 1,394 14 258 258 + 14 "I 611 17 201 181 27 14 1,707 14 322 322 15 813 201 H 181 14 19 11 1,707 14 322 822 16 * 0] 20 20 16 FU 3,200 か 184 184 17 201 201 " # 151 " 3,257 # 184 184 18 201 201 151 12 3,179 # 19 H 2 184 184 19 18 16+ 14 " 1,188 14 683 6844 I 20 19 11 151 1,204 14 683 5814 11 12 no REMARKS [No remarks recorded in the OCR output.]
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(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 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 1913. QUESTION I. Patients Number remain- ing in Hospital at the begin- ning of the year 1913. Number admit. Daily Average terl Nurses doing no in other duty. during Hospital the year 1913. during the year 1913. Attendants. Servants partially or not at all 'employed as Nurses. Discharged. Day Nurses. Night Nurses. Not Nurses, Partial Day Nurses. Partial Night Nurses. Cured. Relieved. Not Improved. Number who died in 1913. Males 81 2,204 71.9 1 Females 14 404 13.7 9 Give the Name or Number of cach Ward. Length in feet. Breadth in fect. Height in feet. Number of Beds assigned to the Ward, A : 31 14 8 2,152 380 *** Average stay (days) of those Dead in 1913. Discharged. Remaining at the end of 1918. Specify the longest lime for which any one Inmate has stayed (days), *** 132 8-1 11-3 33-5 365 46 44 13.3 18-7 103 Amount of cubic space available for eneli Patient for the averago number of Patients in the Ward. QUESTION II. The greatest number of Patients in the Word at any one time during the year. Windows and Ventilating Openings, Connexion of the Privy with the Ward. Is there any Siak or Drain opening in Ward? Total area in square feet. Area capable of opening in square feet. If Privy in Ward. If leading out of Ward. Trapped? Untrapped? 123456 49 311 13 14 35 91 13 10 18 154 13 18 15 13 18 153 13 13 154 13 HONNNN 1,483 1,433 10 2 1,814 1,814 1814 1,814 IOANNA 494 494 None. None. None. None. 418 418 22 2 114 114 H 3 11+ 114 14 2 86 86 12 114 114 = = = = = H 13 11 14 44 + 8 9 18 151 19 314 16 2 4,078 2 100 190 11 31 អា 16 2,302 2 114 114 10 12 35 3. 163 10 10 1,818 10 114 + 31 35 311 # 16, 14 1,299 1+ 418 418 12 13 H 61 20 力 16 14 1,800 14 258 258 13 M 11 H 20 DJJ 16 14 1,394 14 258 258 + 14 "I 611 17 201 181 27 14 1,707 14 322 322 15 813 201 H 181 14 19 11 1,707 14 322 822 16 * 0] 20 20 16 FU 3,200 か 184 184 17 201 201 " # 151 " 3,257 # 184 184 18 201 201 151 12 3,179 # 19 H 2 184 184 19 18 16+ 14 " 1,188 14 683 6844 I 20 19 11 151 1,204 14 683 5814 11 12 no REMARKS.
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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.

CIVIL HOSPITAL.

Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1913.

QUESTION I.

Patients

Number remain- ing in Hospital

at the

begin- ning of

the year 1913.

Number admit.

Daily Average

terl

Nurses doing no

in other duty.

during Hospital

the year 1913.

during

the year 1913.

Attendants.

Servants partially or not at all

'employed as Nurses.

Discharged.

Day Nurses.

Night Nurses.

Not Nurses,

Partial Day

Nurses.

Partial Night Nurses.

Cured.

Relieved.

Not Improved.

Number who died in 1913.

Males

81

2,204 71.9

1

Females

14

404

13.7

9

Give the Name or Number of cach Ward.

Length in feet.

Breadth in fect.

Height in feet.

Number of Beds assigned to

the Ward,

A

:

31

14 8 2,152

380

***

Average stay (days)

of those

Dead in 1913.

Discharged.

Remaining at the end

of 1918.

Specify the longest

lime for which any

one

Inmate

has

stayed

(days),

***

132

8-1

11-3

33-5

365

46

44

13.3

18-7

103

Amount of

cubic space available for eneli Patient for

the averago number of Patients in

the Ward.

QUESTION II.

The greatest number of Patients

in the

Word at

any one time during

the year.

Windows and Ventilating

Openings,

Connexion of the Privy with

the Ward.

Is there any

Siak or Drain opening in

Ward?

Total area in

square feet.

Area capable of

opening in square feet.

If Privy in Ward.

If leading out of

Ward.

Trapped?

Untrapped?

123456

49

311 13

14

35

91

13

10

18

154

13

18

15

13

18

153 13

13 154 13

HONNNN

1,483 1,433

10

2

1,814

1,814

1814

1,814

IOANNA

494 494 None. None. None. None.

418

418

22

2

114

114

H

3

11+ 114

14

2

86

86

12

114

114

= = = = =

H

13

11

14

44

+

8

9

18 151

19 314 16

2

4,078

2

100

190

11

31

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2,302

2

114

114

10

12

35 3. 163

10

10

1,818

10

114

+

31

35

311

#

16,

14

1,299

1+

418

418

12

13

H

61

20

16

14

1,800

14

258

258

13

M

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20

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1,394

14

258

258

+

14

"I

611

17

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322

322

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