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VICTORIA HOSPITAL—Continued. MATERNITY BLOCK

Return for the year, 1935.

QUESTION I

Ward Dimensions and Accommodation

Ward Name/Number Length (ft) Breadth (ft) Height (ft) Beds Assigned Floor Space per Patient (sq ft)
1st Class 18 12 14 216 120
2nd Class 18 12 14 216 120
3rd Class 18 12 14 216 120
Massage 18 171 320 190
Labour 18 243 446 180
Infants 154 12 174 12

Ventilation and Sanitation

Ward Max Patients at One Time Total Window Area (sq ft) Openable Window Area (sq ft) Privy in Ward Privy Leading Out Trapped Untrapped Sink/Drain in Ward Remarks
1st Class The whole of the windows open.
2nd Class
3rd Class
Massage
Labour
Infants

QUESTION II

Patient Statistics for 1935

Patients Remaining at Beginning of 1935 Daily Average in Hospital Number Admitted During Year Number Discharged Number Died Remaining at End of 1935 Average Stay (days) Longest Stay (days)
5 4.8 2 43 18.23 12.3 31

Nursing Staff and Patient Outcomes

Nurses Doing No Other Duty Servants Partially Employed as Nurses Night Nurses Partial Day Nurses Partial Night Nurses Relieved Not Improved Died in 1935 Discharged Attendants

QUESTION III

Give the number of visits of inspection paid to the hospital during the year 1935, specifying the character of the visit in respect to notice, and stating the official position of the visitors.

Visitor By Appointment By Surprise
Governor or Colonial Secretary One Nil
Government Inspector or Justice of the Peace Nil Nil
Committee of the Governing Body 22 Two (D.M.S.S.)

Register books: Produced on each occasion. Found made up to date.

Reports to the Governor:

  • (a) Financial and statistical reports: None.
  • (b) Reports by persons charged with immediate management: Annual Report of Medical Officer.
  • (c) Reports by Government Inspector independent of Governing Authority: None.

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VICTORIA HOSPITAL—Continued. MATERNITY BLOCK Return for the year, 1935. QUESTION I Ward Dimensions and Accommodation Ward Name/Number Length (ft) Breadth (ft) Height (ft) Beds Assigned Floor Space per Patient (sq ft) 1st Class 18 12 14 216 120 2nd Class 18 12 14 216 120 3rd Class 18 12 14 216 120 Massage 18 171 320 190 … Labour 18 243 446 180 … Infants 154 12 174 12 … Ventilation and Sanitation Ward Max Patients at One Time Total Window Area (sq ft) Openable Window Area (sq ft) Privy in Ward Privy Leading Out Trapped Untrapped Sink/Drain in Ward Remarks 1st Class … … … … … … … … The whole of the windows open. 2nd Class … … … … … … … … 3rd Class … … … … … … … … Massage … … … … … … … … Labour … … … … … … … … Infants … … … … … … … … QUESTION II Patient Statistics for 1935 Patients Remaining at Beginning of 1935 Daily Average in Hospital Number Admitted During Year Number Discharged Number Died Remaining at End of 1935 Average Stay (days) Longest Stay (days) 5 4.8 … 2 43 18.23 12.3 31 Nursing Staff and Patient Outcomes Nurses Doing No Other Duty Servants Partially Employed as Nurses Night Nurses Partial Day Nurses Partial Night Nurses Relieved Not Improved Died in 1935 Discharged Attendants … … … … … … … … … … QUESTION III Give the number of visits of inspection paid to the hospital during the year 1935, specifying the character of the visit in respect to notice, and stating the official position of the visitors. Visitor By Appointment By Surprise Governor or Colonial Secretary One Nil Government Inspector or Justice of the Peace Nil Nil Committee of the Governing Body 22 Two (D.M.S.S.) Register books: Produced on each occasion. Found made up to date. Reports to the Governor: (a) Financial and statistical reports: None. (b) Reports by persons charged with immediate management: Annual Report of Medical Officer. (c) Reports by Government Inspector independent of Governing Authority: None. --- Page 403 Page 405 Page 406
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(77) VICTORIA HOSPITAL,—Continued. MATERNITY BLOCK, Return for the year, 1935. QUESTION I M. feet. 18 19 216 2 18 12 216 NO 3 IX 12 216 4 IN 173 320 128 G 18 171 320 120 6 18 12 14 216 120 7 18 12 14 216 8 18 12 14 216 Su 4 18 171 320 190 10 18 171 120 11 18 171 3220 BM 12 18 243 446 180 Labour, IR 32+ 120 Infants. 154 12 ING 174 12 2:0 RO 120 320 The whole of the windows open. H " 01 " 11 2nd Class I .- H * "1 11 - Yex 1 1: 3rd Class. Massage. ri П 10 + 14 IT 1+ 11 P + 11 1 th ין " Sp. No. 17 No. No. Ist Clues, - 2port Class. Ist Clie Give the name or number of each Ward. Length in feet. Breadth in feet. Height in feet. Number of beds assigned to the Wand, Amount of floor space available for the number of parents in the Warti. QUESTION 11. The greatest number of patients in The Ward at any one kime during the year. Windows and ventilating openings. Petal area IN *joaj ajunte Area capable of opening in square_feet. If privy in Waul, If lealing out of Ward. Tropped 7 Outrapped ? Is there ang sink or drain opening! in Ward.! REMARKS. Patients 05 4.8 # 2 43 18.23 12.3 31 Day Nurses, Number Daily remain Number, average ing in admitted! in hospital during hospital At the the year during begin- 1936. the year ning of the year: 1935. 1935. Nurses doing Servants partially no other duty. or not at all employed as Nurses, Night Nurses Not Nurses. Partial Day Nurses. Partin! Night Nuises. Aurel Relieved, Not improved. Number who died in 1935, Died in 1935. Discharged. Attendants. Patients discharged Average stay (days) of those. ! Remaining at the end of 1935. Specify The longest time fur which any one in oute bas stayed (days.) QUESTION III. Give the number of visits of inspection paid to the hospital during the year 1935. Specifying the character of the visit in respect to notice. Aud stating the official position of the visitors. By the Governor or Colonial Secretary. By a Government Iuspector or Justice of the Pence. By a Committee of the Governing Body. By Appointment, Of Surprise. One Nil I. In reference to the above table, state whether or not the register books were produced on every occasion; and, if not, on how many occasions they were not so produced, IL And if on any occasion when they were examined, they were found not to be properly made up to date of examination, III. State also how many reports of the following kinda have come under the notice of the Governor :- (a) Reports of a financial and statistical kind especially such as show the system on which money and store accounts are kept and audited. (b) Reports by persons charged with the im- mediate management of the hospital. (c) Reports by a Government Inspector, inde- pendent of the Governing Authority of the Hospital. (Append copies of his reports, if any.) Nil Nil 22 Two (D.M.S.S) Register books produced on each occasion. Found made up to date. None. Annual Report of Medical Officer. None. 403 Page 405Page 406
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VICTORIA HOSPITAL,—Continued. MATERNITY BLOCK,

Return for the year, 1935.

QUESTION I

M. feet.

18

19

216

2

18

12

216

NO

3

IX

12

216

4

IN

173

320

128

G

18

171

320

120

6

18

12

14

216

120

7

18

12

14

216

8

18

12

14

216

Su

4

18

171

320

190

10

18

171

120

11

18

171

3220

BM

12

18

243

446

180

Labour,

IR

32+

120

Infants.

154

12

ING

174

12

2:0

RO 120

320

The whole of the windows open.

H

"

01

"

11

2nd Class

I

.-

H

*

"1

11

-

Yex

1

1:

3rd Class. Massage.

ri

П

10

+

14

IT

1+

11

P

+

11

1

th

ין

"

Sp.

No.

17

No.

No.

Ist Clues,

-

2port Class.

Ist Clie

Give the

name or number of

each Ward.

Length in feet.

Breadth in feet.

Height in feet.

Number of beds assigned

to the Wand,

Amount of

floor space available for the number of parents in the Warti.

QUESTION 11.

The greatest number of patients in The Ward at any one kime during the year.

Windows and ventilating

openings.

Petal area IN

*joaj ajunte

Area capable of opening in square_feet.

If privy in Waul,

If lealing out of Ward.

Tropped 7

Outrapped ?

Is there ang sink or drain opening!

in Ward.!

REMARKS.

Patients

05

4.8

#

2

43

18.23

12.3

31

Day Nurses,

Number

Daily remain Number, average

ing in admitted! in hospital during hospital At the the year during begin- 1936. the year ning of

the year: 1935.

1935.

Nurses doing Servants partially

no other

duty.

or not at all

employed as Nurses,

Night Nurses

Not Nurses.

Partial Day Nurses.

Partin!

Night

Nuises.

Aurel

Relieved,

Not improved.

Number who died in 1935,

Died in 1935.

Discharged.

Attendants.

Patients

discharged

Average stay

(days) of those.

!

Remaining at the end of

1935.

Specify

The

longest

time fur which any

one

in oute bas stayed (days.)

QUESTION III.

Give the number of visits of inspection paid to the hospital during the year 1935.

Specifying the character of the visit in respect to notice.

Aud stating the official position of the visitors.

By the Governor or Colonial Secretary.

By a Government Iuspector or Justice of the Pence.

By a Committee of the Governing Body.

By Appointment, Of Surprise.

One Nil

I. In reference to the above table, state whether or not the register books were produced on every occasion; and, if not, on how many occasions they were not so produced,

IL And if on any occasion when they were examined, they were found not to be properly made up to date of examination,

III. State also how many reports of the following kinda have come under the notice of the Governor :-

(a) Reports of a financial and statistical kind especially such as show the system on which money and store accounts are kept and audited.

(b) Reports by persons charged with the im-

mediate management of the hospital.

(c) Reports by a Government Inspector, inde- pendent of the Governing Authority of the Hospital.

(Append copies of his reports, if any.)

Nil Nil

22

Two (D.M.S.S)

Register books produced on each occasion.

Found made up to date.

None.

Annual Report of Medical Officer.

None.

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