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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 1916.

QUESTION I.

Patients Number remaining at beginning of the year 1916 Number admitted during the year 1916 Daily average in hospital during the year 1916 Nurses doing no other duty: Day nurses Nurses doing no other duty: Night nurses Attendants: Not nurses Attendants: Partial day nurses Attendants: Partial night nurses Servants partially or not at all employed as nurses Cured Relieved Not improved Number who died in 1916 Discharged Average stay (days) of those discharged Specify the longest stay (time for which any one inmate has stayed) Remaining at the end of 1916
Males 40 ... 1.56 ... ... ... ... ... ... 53 112 10.7 162 21.8 18.2 4.7 120
Females 1 160 8.16 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

QUESTION II.

Ward Length Breadth Height Number of beds Cubic space per patient (cu ft) Greatest no. of patients at any one time Windows total area (sq ft) Windows openable area (sq ft) Privy in ward Privy leading out of ward Trapped? Untrapped? Sink or drain opening in ward
No. 1 Private 2040″ 35-0″ 16′-0″ 3 2,587 ... ... ... No No No None ...
No. 2 Private 24′-3″ 20′-0″ 16′-0″ 3 2,587 ... ... ... No No No None ...
No. 3 Private 2660′ 17″-6″ 16′-0″ 3 2,427 ... ... ... No No No None ...
No. 5 Children's Ward 40′-0″ × 20′-0″ × 16′-0″ 17′-8″ 14′-0″ 16′-0″ 1 3,920 ... 209′-3″ / 147′-0″ (183′-0″ / 147′-4″) No No No None = 19 + 19 V 2, 17 * : 1,600 E04'-3824′-2″ 11
No. 6 Public Ward 41′-0″ 23-8″ 16′-0″ 12 1,578 ... 367′-6″ 294′-8″ ... ... ... ... 49 "1 ++
No. 7 Public Ward 41′-0″ 25′-S* 18′-0″ 12 1,578 ... 367′-G′ 294′-8″ ... ... ... ... ...
No. 8 Isolation Ward 17′-0″ 14′-3″ 12′-5″ 1 3,02% ... 73′-6″ 58″-11″ ... ... ... ... ...

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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 1916. QUESTION I. Patients Number remaining at beginning of the year 1916 Number admitted during the year 1916 Daily average in hospital during the year 1916 Nurses doing no other duty: Day nurses Nurses doing no other duty: Night nurses Attendants: Not nurses Attendants: Partial day nurses Attendants: Partial night nurses Servants partially or not at all employed as nurses Cured Relieved Not improved Number who died in 1916 Discharged Average stay (days) of those discharged Specify the longest stay (time for which any one inmate has stayed) Remaining at the end of 1916 Males 40 ... 1.56 ... ... ... ... ... ... 53 112 10.7 162 21.8 18.2 4.7 120 Females 1 160 8.16 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... QUESTION II. Ward Length Breadth Height Number of beds Cubic space per patient (cu ft) Greatest no. of patients at any one time Windows total area (sq ft) Windows openable area (sq ft) Privy in ward Privy leading out of ward Trapped? Untrapped? Sink or drain opening in ward No. 1 Private 2040″ 35-0″ 16′-0″ 3 2,587 ... ... ... No No No None ... No. 2 Private 24′-3″ 20′-0″ 16′-0″ 3 2,587 ... ... ... No No No None ... No. 3 Private 2660′ 17″-6″ 16′-0″ 3 2,427 ... ... ... No No No None ... No. 5 Children's Ward 40′-0″ × 20′-0″ × 16′-0″ 17′-8″ 14′-0″ 16′-0″ 1 3,920 ... 209′-3″ / 147′-0″ (183′-0″ / 147′-4″) No No No None = 19 + 19 V 2, 17 * : 1,600 E04'-3824′-2″ 11 No. 6 Public Ward 41′-0″ 23-8″ 16′-0″ 12 1,578 ... 367′-6″ 294′-8″ ... ... ... ... 49 "1 ++ No. 7 Public Ward 41′-0″ 25′-S* 18′-0″ 12 1,578 ... 367′-G′ 294′-8″ ... ... ... ... ... No. 8 Isolation Ward 17′-0″ 14′-3″ 12′-5″ 1 3,02% ... 73′-6″ 58″-11″ ... ... ... ... ... REMARKS.
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(Z2) HOSPITALS RETURN. NOTE-On the first occasion of filling up these forms, a plan of cach floor of the hospital should be sent bome, Each such planu 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. Males VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Hospital Return for the Colony of Hongkong, for the Year 1916. QUESTION I. Patients Number during Daily remain. Number admit- average ing in in hospital tedi hospital at the during ning of begin the year the year the year 1916. 1916. 1916. Nurses doing no other duty. Attendants, Servants partially or not at all employed as nurses. Day nurses, Night nurses. Not nurses. Partial day nurses. Partial night nursca. Cured. discharged. Relieved. 40 1.56 Females I 160 8:16 Give the name or number of each Ward. Length in feet. Breadth in feet. Height in feet. Number of beds assigned to the Ward. 01 10 3 01 QUESTION II. S 36 158 ÷ Not improved. Number who died in 1916. Dead in 1916, Discharged. Average stay (days) of those Specify the longest Remaining at the end of 1916. stayed ((nys). time for which any one inmate bas 5:3 112 10.7 162 B 21-8 18:2 4.7 120 Amount of cubic space available for each patient for the average number of patients in The Ward. The greatest humber 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 the Want? Total area in Area capable of square feet. opening in square feet. If privy in Ward, If leading out of Warl. Trapped? Catrapped? No. I. Private. No. 2. Private. | 2040′′ | 35-0′′ | 16′-0′′ 1.800 24′-3′′ | 20′-0′′ | 16′-0′′ ' 3 2,587 No. 3. Private. 2660′ | 17′′-6′′ | 16′-0′′, 3 2,427 No. 1. I Private. No. 5. Children's Ward. 40%-0*20-016-0 17′-8′′ | 14′-0′′ | 16-0′′ 1 3.920 209-3′′ 147'-0" (183′-0′′147′-4′′ ||200′-6′′|177′10′′ 89′-0′′ No. No. Nono, None. = 19 + 19 V 2, 17 ** : 1,600 E04'-3*824′-2′′ 11 No. 6. i Public Ward. '41′-0′′ | 23-8′′ 16′-0′′ No, 7. 12 1,578 |367'-6" 294'-8′′ - Public Ward. 41′-0′′ | 25′-S* 18'-0": 12 1,578 |367′-G′ 294′-8′′] 49 "1 ++ No. 8. Isolation Ward. 17′-0′′ | 14′-3′′ | 12′-5′′ 1 3,02% 73'-6" 58"-11" " #t REMARKS.
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HOSPITALS RETURN.

NOTE-On the first occasion of filling up these forms, a plan of cach floor of the hospital should be sent bome, Each such planu 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.

Males

VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

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

QUESTION I.

Patients

Number

during

Daily remain. Number

admit- average ing in

in hospital tedi

hospital at the

during

ning of

begin the year the year

the year 1916.

1916.

1916.

Nurses doing no other duty.

Attendants,

Servants partially or not at all

employed as nurses.

Day nurses,

Night nurses.

Not nurses.

Partial day

nurses.

Partial night

nursca.

Cured.

discharged.

Relieved.

40

1.56

Females

I

160

8:16

Give the

name or number of each Ward.

Length in feet.

Breadth in feet.

Height in feet.

Number of beds assigned to

the Ward.

01

10

3

01

QUESTION II.

S

36

158

÷

Not improved.

Number who died in 1916.

Dead in 1916,

Discharged.

Average stay (days)

of those

Specify

the

longest

Remaining at the end

of 1916.

stayed

((nys).

time for which any

one

inmate

bas

5:3

112

10.7

162

B

21-8 18:2 4.7

120

Amount of

cubic space available for each patient for

the average number of patients in The Ward.

The greatest humber

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

the Want?

Total area in

Area capable of

square feet.

opening in square feet.

If privy in Ward,

If leading out of

Warl.

Trapped?

Catrapped?

No. I. Private. No. 2. Private.

| 2040′′ | 35-0′′ | 16′-0′′

1.800

24′-3′′ | 20′-0′′ | 16′-0′′ '

3

2,587

No. 3.

Private.

2660′ | 17′′-6′′ | 16′-0′′,

3

2,427

No. 1.

I

Private.

No. 5.

Children's Ward. 40%-0*20-016-0

17′-8′′ | 14′-0′′ | 16-0′′

1

3.920

209-3′′

147'-0"

(183′-0′′147′-4′′

||200′-6′′|177′10′′

89′-0′′

No. No. Nono, None.

=

19

+

19

V

2,

17

**

:

1,600

E04'-3*824′-2′′

11

No. 6.

i

Public Ward. '41′-0′′ | 23-8′′ 16′-0′′

No, 7.

12

1,578

|367'-6" 294'-8′′

-

Public Ward. 41′-0′′ | 25′-S* 18'-0":

12

1,578

|367′-G′ 294′-8′′]

49

"1

++

No. 8.

Isolation Ward. 17′-0′′ | 14′-3′′ | 12′-5′′

1

3,02%

73'-6" 58"-11"

"

#t

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