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VICTORIA HOSPITAL — Continued. MATERNITY BLOCK

Return for the year 1936.

QUESTION I.

Attendants, Patients Discharged, Average Stay (days)

	Attendants	Patients discharged	Average stay (days)

1	18	18	18	18	18	18	18	7	18
	18	18	30	35	00	00	00	00	00
12	14	216	120	12	216	1	80	12	14
216	1	171	820	120	171	820	120	12	14
216	120	12	14	216	1	80	171	14	820
120	10	18	171	14	320	2	120	18	174
14	320	811	19	18	241	440

Labour & Infants

Labour	Infants
18	154
12	18
824	160
120	186
80	171
12	210
120

The whole of the windows open.

Windows and Ventilating Openings

1st Class	2nd Class	3rd Class
+	++	+
*	*	**
H	H	**
J	TA	P
I	19	**
11	++	**
H	19	**
11	**	17
	17	!!
	H	H
	"
	H
	h
Yes.

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QUESTION II.

Give the name or number of each Ward	Length in feet	Breadth in feet	Height in feet	Number of beds assigned to the Ward	Amount of floor space available for each patient in the Ward	The greatest number of patients in the Ward at any one time during the year	Windows and ventilating openings — Total area in sq. ft.	Area capable of opening in sq. ft.	If privy in Ward	REMARKS
										Patients...
Co	62	5.6	N	4	3	68	19.2	10.	82
										Number remaining
										Daily Number admitted
										Average number in hospital during the year
										Number remaining in hospital at the beginning of 1936
										Nurses doing no other duty
										Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses
										Day Nurses
										Night Nurses
										Part Day Nurses
										Part Night Nurses
										C'arent
										Not improved
										Number who died in 1936
										Died in 1936
										Discharged
										Remaining at the end of 1936
										Specify the longest time for which any one Inmate has stayed (days)

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QUESTION III.

Give the number of visits of inspection paid to the hospital during the year 1936, specifying the character of the visit in respect to notice, and stating the official position of the visitors.

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

I. Register Books

II. Examination of Registers

No occasion where they were found not properly made up to date of examination.

III. Reports under 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): None.
(b) Reports by persons charged with the immediate management of the hospital: Annual Report of Medical Officer.
(c) Reports by a Government Inspector, independent of the Governing Authority of the Hospital: None. (Append copies of his reports, if any.)

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VICTORIA HOSPITAL — Continued. MATERNITY BLOCK Return for the year 1936. QUESTION I. Attendants, Patients Discharged, Average Stay (days) Attendants Patients discharged Average stay (days) 1 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 7 18 18 18 30 35 00 00 00 00 00 12 14 216 120 12 216 1 80 12 14 216 1 171 820 120 171 820 120 12 14 216 120 12 14 216 1 80 171 14 820 120 10 18 171 14 320 2 120 18 174 14 320 811 19 18 241 440 Labour & Infants Labour Infants 18 154 12 18 824 160 120 186 80 171 12 210 120 The whole of the windows open. Windows and Ventilating Openings No. 1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class + ++ + * * ** H H ** J TA P I 19 ** 11 ++ ** H 19 ** 11 ** 17 17 !! H H " H h Yes. --- QUESTION II. Give the name or number of each Ward Length in feet Breadth in feet Height in feet Number of beds assigned to the Ward Amount of floor space available for each patient in the Ward The greatest number of patients in the Ward at any one time during the year Windows and ventilating openings — Total area in sq. ft. Area capable of opening in sq. ft. If privy in Ward If leading out of Ward Trapped? Untrapped? Is there any sink or drain opening in Ward? REMARKS Patients... Co 62 5.6 N 4 3 68 19.2 10. 82 Number remaining Daily Number admitted Average number in hospital during the year Number remaining in hospital at the beginning of 1936 Nurses doing no other duty Servants partially or not at all employed as Nurses Day Nurses Night Nurses Part Day Nurses Part Night Nurses C'arent Not improved Number who died in 1936 Died in 1936 Discharged Remaining at the end of 1936 Specify the longest time for which any one Inmate has stayed (days) --- QUESTION III. Give the number of visits of inspection paid to the hospital during the year 1936, specifying the character of the visit in respect to notice, and stating the official position of the visitors. By Appointment By Surprise By the Governor or Colonial Secretary One Nil By a Government Inspector or Justice of the Peace Nil Nil By a Committee of the Governing Body Two (D.M.S.) Two (D.M.S.) I. Register Books Register books produced on each occasion. Found made up to date. II. Examination of Registers No occasion where they were found not properly made up to date of examination. III. Reports under 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): None. (b) Reports by persons charged with the immediate management of the hospital: Annual Report of Medical Officer. (c) Reports by a Government Inspector, independent of the Governing Authority of the Hospital: None. (Append copies of his reports, if any.) --- 415

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(27) VICTORIA HOSPITAL,-Continued. MATERNITY BLOCK, Return for the year, 1986. QUESTION 1. Attendants. Patienta dischargedl Average stay (days) of those. #q. feet. 1 18 18 & 18 18 18 18 7 18 R 18 U 18 CD CD 30 35 00 00 00 00 00 12 14 216 120 12 216 1 80 12 14 216 1 BU 171 / 820 120 17! 820 120 12 14 216 120 12 14 216 RO 12 14 216 1 80 171 14 820 120 10 18 171 14 320 2 120 18 174 14 320 811 19 18 241 440 Labour. Infants. 18 154 12 18 824 160 120 186 80 171 12 2:0 120 The whole of the windows open. No. No. No. No. 1st Class. 13 + 17 "J * I 11 J H 2nd Class. 11 H 11 * TA 19 ist Class. ++ * H 11 11 2nd Class, ++ 19 ** 17 !! H " H h Yes. 3rd Class. Мабзаре. + 11 ** P ** ** זי Give the name or number of ench Ward. Length in feet. Breadth in feet. Height in feet. Number of beds amigned to the Ward. Amount of Anor space available for the member of patients in The Wardi. QUESTION 11. The greatest number of patients in the Ward at any one time! during the year, Windows and ventilating openings. Tutal area in square feet. Area capable of opening in square feet. If privy in Ward. If leading out of Ward. Trapped 1 Untrapped? Is there Any sink or drain opening in Ward.? REMARKS. Patients... Co 62 5.6 N 4 3 68 19.2 10. 82 Number remain Daily Nomber Average ing in admitted, in hospital during hospital at the the year during begin- 1936. the year ning of the year 1986. 1936. Nurses doing Servants partially no other duty. or not at all employed as Nursen. Day Nurses. Night Nurses. Sot Nurses. Partial Day Nurses. Partial Night Nurses. C'arent !&5!1I Not improved. Number who died in 1986. Died in 1936. Discharged. Remaining at the end of 1936. Specify the longest time for which any one Inmate has stayed (days.) QUESTION III. Gire the number of visits of inspection paid to the hospital during the year 1936. Specifying the character of the visit in respect to notice. By Appointment, of Surprise, And stating the official position of the visitors, By the Governor or Colonial Secretary. 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. II. 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 kinde 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 nudited. (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.) By a Government Inspector or Justice of the Peace. Nil Nil 頭 By a Committee of the Governing Body. Two (D.M.S) Two (D.M.S.) Register books produced on each occasion, Found made up to date. None. Annual Report of Medical Officer, None. 415

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VICTORIA HOSPITAL,-Continued. MATERNITY BLOCK,

Return for the year, 1986.

QUESTION 1.

Attendants.

Patienta dischargedl

Average stay

(days) of those.

#q. feet.

CD CD 30 35 00 00 00 00 00

216

120

216

171

/ 820

120

17!

820

120

216

120

216

171

820

120

171 14

320

120

174 14

320

811

241

440

Labour.

Infants.

18 154 12

824

160 120

186

171

2:0

120

The whole of the windows open.

No. No. No.

No.

1st Class.

2nd Class.

ist Class.

2nd Class,

Yes.

3rd Class. Мабзаре.

זי

Give the

name or

number of

ench Ward.

Length in feet.

Breadth in feet.

Height in feet.

Number of beds amigned

to the Ward.

Amount of

Anor space available for the member of patients in The Wardi.

QUESTION 11.

The greatest number of patients in

the Ward at any one time! during the year,

Windows and ventilating

openings.

Tutal area in

square feet.

Area capable of opening in square feet.

If privy in Ward.

If leading out of Ward.

Trapped 1

Untrapped?

Is there Any sink or drain opening

in Ward.?

REMARKS.

Patients...

5.6

19.2

10.

Number remain

Daily Nomber Average ing in admitted, in hospital during hospital at the the year during begin- 1936. the year ning of

the year 1986.

1936.

Nurses doing Servants partially

no other

duty.

or not at all

employed

as Nursen.

Day Nurses.

Night Nurses.

Sot Nurses.

Partial Day

Nurses.

Partial

Night

Nurses.

C'arent

!&5!1I

Not improved.

Number who died in 1986.

Died in 1936.

Discharged.

Remaining at the end of

1936.

Specify

the

longest

time for which any

one Inmate has stayed (days.)

QUESTION III.

Gire the number of visits of inspection paid to the hospital during the year 1936.

Specifying the character of the

visit in respect to notice.

By Appointment, of Surprise,

And stating the official position of the visitors,

By the Governor or Colonial Secretary.

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.

II. 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 kinde 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 nudited.

(b) Reports by persons charged with the im-

mediate management of the hospital.

(Append copies of his reports, if any.)

By a Government Inspector or Justice of the Peace.

Nil

頭

By a Committee of the Governing Body.

Two (D.M.S) Two (D.M.S.)

Found made up to date.

None.

Annual Report of Medical Officer,

None.

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	Attendants	Patients discharged	Average stay (days)

1	18	18	18	18	18	18	18	7	18
	18	18	30	35	00	00	00	00	00
12	14	216	120	12	216	1	80	12	14
216	1	171	820	120	171	820	120	12	14
216	120	12	14	216	1	80	171	14	820
120	10	18	171	14	320	2	120	18	174
14	320	811	19	18	241	440

	Attendants	Patients discharged	Average stay (days)

1	18	18	18	18	18	18	18	7	18
	18	18	30	35	00	00	00	00	00
12	14	216	120	12	216	1	80	12	14
216	1	171	820	120	171	820	120	12	14
216	120	12	14	216	1	80	171	14	820
120	10	18	171	14	320	2	120	18	174
14	320	811	19	18	241	440

	Attendants	Patients discharged	Average stay (days)

1	18	18	18	18	18	18	18	7	18
	18	18	30	35	00	00	00	00	00
12	14	216	120	12	216	1	80	12	14
216	1	171	820	120	171	820	120	12	14
216	120	12	14	216	1	80	171	14	820
120	10	18	171	14	320	2	120	18	174
14	320	811	19	18	241	440