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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 1916.

QUESTION I

Number remaining in hospital at the beginning of the year 1916 Number admitted during the year 1916 Daily average in hospital during the year 1916 Nurses doing no other duty Attendants Servants partially or not at all employed as nurses Patients discharged Number who died in 1916 Day nurses Night nurses
Not nurses Partial day nurses Partial night nurses Cured Relieved Not improved
Males 64 2,140 30.8
Females 22 632 20.3
Total 86 2,772 51.1 10

QUESTION II

Ward name or number Length (ft) Breadth (ft) Height (ft) Number of beds assigned Average stay (days) of those discharged Dead in 1916 Discharged Remaining at end of 1916 Longest stay (days) Cubic space per patient (cu ft) Greatest number of patients at any one time Windows and ventilating openings Connexion of privy with ward Is there any sink or drain opening in ward?
Total area (sq ft) Area capable of opening (sq ft) If privy in ward If leading out of ward Trapped / Untrapped
1 32 16 8 2,368 494
2 135 3.1 31 29.2 366 60 45 2.0 22.1 150
3 18 6 18 0 154 154 13 13 2 1,814 1.814 18 314 164 4,678
4 18 154 2,802 10 35 81 161 1.818 11 85 811 16 14 1,249 12.61
5 20 16 1,390 13 61 20 16 14 1,394 14 61 201 181 14 1,707
6 15 611 16 20 201 20 184 14 1,707 2 3,200

Remarks:

194 494 None None None None 418 418 1 2 114 114 15 2
114 114 2 26 86 H 27 114 114 11 T 190 190
11 114 114 10 114 114 11 11 14 418 418 T IT J1
14 258 258 P 14 258 258 11 14 822 322 19 11 14
322 122 F 184 184 17 17 201 201 154 8,267 184 184 H 17
18 19 581 201 201 151 3,179 184 184 11 151 14 1,188 14 633
5841 1 20 581 1,204 14 683 5811

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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 1916. QUESTION I Number remaining in hospital at the beginning of the year 1916 Number admitted during the year 1916 Daily average in hospital during the year 1916 Nurses doing no other duty Attendants Servants partially or not at all employed as nurses Patients discharged Number who died in 1916 Day nurses Night nurses Not nurses Partial day nurses Partial night nurses Cured Relieved Not improved Males 64 2,140 30.8 Females 22 632 20.3 Total 86 2,772 51.1 10 QUESTION II Ward name or number Length (ft) Breadth (ft) Height (ft) Number of beds assigned Average stay (days) of those discharged Dead in 1916 Discharged Remaining at end of 1916 Longest stay (days) Cubic space per patient (cu ft) Greatest number of patients at any one time Windows and ventilating openings Connexion of privy with ward Is there any sink or drain opening in ward? Total area (sq ft) Area capable of opening (sq ft) If privy in ward If leading out of ward Trapped / Untrapped 1 32 16 8 2,368 494 2 135 3.1 31 29.2 366 60 45 2.0 22.1 150 3 18 6 18 0 154 154 13 13 2 1,814 1.814 18 314 164 4,678 4 18 154 2,802 10 35 81 161 1.818 11 85 811 16 14 1,249 12.61 5 20 16 1,390 13 61 20 16 14 1,394 14 61 201 181 14 1,707 6 15 611 16 20 201 20 184 14 1,707 2 3,200 Remarks: 194 494 None None None None 418 418 1 2 114 114 15 2 114 114 2 26 86 H 27 114 114 11 T 190 190 11 114 114 10 114 114 11 11 14 418 418 T IT J1 14 258 258 P 14 258 258 11 14 822 322 19 11 14 322 122 F 184 184 17 17 201 201 154 8,267 184 184 H 17 18 19 581 201 201 151 3,179 184 184 11 151 14 1,188 14 633 5841 1 20 581 1,204 14 683 5811
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(Z1) HOSPITALS RETURN. Nork. 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 effectel. CIVIL HOSPITAL. Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1916. Number remain- ing in Number Daily admit- average hospital in Nurses doing no other duty. ted at the begin- ning of the year 1010. during hospital during the year the year 1916. 1916. QUESTION I. Not nurses. Partial day nurses. Partial night nursus. Cured. Relieved, Not improved. Attendants. Servants partially or not at all employed as nurses. Patients discharged, Number who died in 1918. Day nurses. Night nurses. Males 64 2,140 30-8 Females... 22 632 20:3 10 Give the name or number of each Ward. Length in feet. Breadth in fect. Height in feet. Number of beds assigned to the Ward. 32 16 8 2,368 QUESTION II. 494 : : : Average stay (days) Dead in 1916. of those Discharged. Remaining at the end of 1916. Specify the longest time for which any one inmate has stayed (days) 135 3-1 31 29.2 366 60 +5 2-0 22-1 150 Amount of cubic space available for each patient for the average number of patients in the Ward. 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 Byuare feet. Area capable of opening in quare feet. If privy in Ward. If leading out of Wari. Trapped! Untrapped? Galt i 20 to - 49 314 13 14 35 BIA 13 10 18 151 13 2 1,433 1.433 *1.814 11 10 18 154 13 1,814 Б 18 6 18 0 154 154 13 13 2 1814 1.814 18 314 164 4,678 18 154 2,802 10 35 81 161 1.818 11 85 811 16 14 1,249 61 20 16 1,390 13 61 20 16 14 1,394 14 61 201 181 14 1,707 15 611 16 20 201 20 184 14 1,707 2 3.200 #ONANN 22*** 194 494 None None None None, 418 418 " " 1 2 114 114 " 15 2 114 114 " T ". * 2 26 86 H 27 114 114 + 11 T 190 190 - 11 * 114 114 " 10 114 114 11 11 14 418 418 *T IT J1 " 14 258 258 P " 14 258 258 11 14 822 322 .. 19 11 14 322 122 F 184 184 17 ** 17 201 201 154 8,267 184 184 H 17 18 19 581 201 201 151 3,179 184 184 - 11 151 14 1,188 14 633 5841 1 20 581 1,204 14 683 5811 " ++ REMARKS.
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HOSPITALS RETURN.

Nork. 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 effectel.

CIVIL HOSPITAL.

Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1916.

Number

remain-

ing in

Number Daily

admit- average

hospital

in

Nurses doing no other duty.

ted

at the begin- ning of

the year 1010.

during hospital

during

the year the year

1916.

1916.

QUESTION I.

Not nurses.

Partial day

nurses.

Partial night

nursus.

Cured.

Relieved,

Not improved.

Attendants.

Servants partially or not at all

employed as nurses.

Patients

discharged,

Number who died in 1918.

Day nurses.

Night nurses.

Males

64

2,140

30-8

Females...

22

632

20:3

10

Give the

name or number of each Ward.

Length in feet.

Breadth in fect.

Height in feet.

Number of beds assigned to

the Ward.

32

16

8 2,368

QUESTION II.

494

:

:

:

Average stay (days)

Dead in 1916.

of those

Discharged.

Remaining at the end

of 1916.

Specify the

longest

time for which any

one inmate

has

stayed

(days)

135

3-1

31 29.2

366

60

+5

2-0

22-1

150

Amount of

cubic space available for each patient for

the average number of patients in

the Ward.

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

Byuare feet.

Area capable of

opening in

quare feet.

If privy in Ward.

If leading out of

Wari.

Trapped!

Untrapped?

Galt i 20 to -

49 314 13

14

35 BIA

13

10

18

151 13

2

1,433 1.433 *1.814

11

10

18 154 13

1,814

Б

18

6

18

0

154

154 13 13

2

1814

1.814

18

314 164

4,678

18

154

2,802

10

35

81

161

1.818

11

85

811 16 14

1,249

  1. 61

20

16

1,390

13

61

20

16

14

1,394

14

61 201 181 14

1,707

15 611

16

20

201 20

184

14

1,707

2

3.200

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