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 Hong Kong, for the Year 1932.

QUESTION I

Give the name or number of each Ward, Length in feet, Breadth in feet, Height in feet, Number of beds assigned to the Ward.

(The ward-level detail for Question I is illegible in the OCR output; the original table rows are not recoverable.)

QUESTION II

(Several rows in the Question II table are fragmented in the OCR; the above reconstruction preserves all legible figures and column alignment. Missing or illegible cells are marked with ....)

Males......

Females ...

Give the

name or

Dumber of each Ward,

Longth in feet.

521

(ZI)

HOSPITALS RETURN.

NOTE.-Ou the first occasion of filling up these forms, a plau of each floor of the hospital should be seut home. Each such plan shonkl 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 Hong Kong, for the Year 1932.

QUESTION I

Number

remain-

Log in

hospital

I

at the

Number admit. rel during

Daily average in hospital

Nurses doing no other duty,

during

begin- ning of the year 1932.

the year the year

1932.

1932.

Day nurses.

Night nurses.

L19

3,677

157

40

1,040

12

32

G

Breadth in feet.

Height in feet.

Number of beds assigned to

the Ward.

I

I'atients

Attendants.

Servants partially

or not at all

employed as nurses.

discharged.

Not nursesS,

Partial day

*Bosunu

Partial night

*Basunu

Cured,

Relieved.

Average stay (days)

Not improved.

Number who died in 1932.

Dend in 1932,

Discharged,

Remaining at the end

of 1932.

of those

Specify the longest

time for which any

une

inuante bas

stayed

(lays).

30

18

12

2.143

762

241

236

11,7

115

29.4

365

1

R

GIO

24!

91

25

97

10.0 18.0

17.5

165

QUESTION II.

Windows And ventilating

Connexion of the privy with

Is there any sink or drain opening in

Ward /

REMARKS.

Amount of floor space available for the number of patients in

The Ward.

The greatest number of patients in the

Word at

any one time during

the year.

openings.

the Ward.

Total area in

Hquare feet.

Area capable of

mening in xquare feet.

If privy in Ward.

¦ If leading out of

Ward.

Trapped?

Untrapped!

sq. feet.

49 314

13

17

1,549

17

491

494 | None. Noue. None. None.

2

35

311

13

1.102

15

418

418

M

17

3

18

13

2

279

114

114

+

+

18

13

2

279

2

114

114

**

5

18

13

2

279

2

86

86

11

-

17

18

13

2

279

2

114

+

T

7

31

168

7

558

180

180 +

10

8

19 314 18)

2

567

190

190

+

D

18 15

164

2

279

2

114

114

17

10

95

31

12

1.102

12

114

14

37

I

11

11

35

16

13

1,102

13

418 +18

1

1r

12

61

20

16

16

1,220

16

253

258

17

H

23

13

201 20%

151

420)

6

184

184

14

614

201

181

14

1,274

20

R22

322

11

Yes None.

10

**

·

15

617

201 184

16

1.274

19

322

322

++

16

20

20

18

B

400

2

184

184

11

11

17

201 201 154

2

420

2

184

184

11

18

**

18

20

201

154

*16

417

16

184

184

17

19

58]

18: 151

16

1,097

16

693

5841

20

58+

19 15

ገጽ

1.112

16

689

5941

21

58

15 191

16

1,116

17

533

523 11

22

57

15

20

1,79%

20

331.

834

28

32

18

15

10

592

10

116 116

11

**

Yes

None