Twenty-one thousand three hundred and three persons, 15,521 male and 5,782 female, received advice from the native doctors in the Out-Patient Department.
Two hundred and eighty-three Destitutes were temporarily housed and fed. Fifty-three Vaccinations were performed.
The Plague Branch Hospital was re-opened on 18th May, and is still in use,
detail regarding this at the close of the epidemic.
I append a copy of minutes made in the Visitors' Book by Visiting Justices during the past that months.
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COPY OF MINUTES
Entered in the Tung Wah Hospital Visitors' Book during the stand Quarter of 1900,
185
I shall report inf
I visited the Tung Wali Hospital this day at 2.45 p., and found everything in order.
(Signed) J. W. NORTON-KYSUE, J.P.
(14th April, 1900.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant.
Jons C. THOMSON, M.D., M.A., Inspecting Medical Officer,
Dr. J. A. LowSON,
Acting Principal Cied Medient Officer,
30.
$c.
TABLE showing the Ammissions and MORTALITY in the Tuxe Wan Hospital during the Second Quarter of 1990, with the proportion of cases treated by European and Chinese methods respectively.
ADMISSIONS.
DEATHS,
European Chinese
·Treatment. Treatment.
Total.
European Chinese Trentiment. Treatment.
Total.
GENERAL DISEASES :-
*Small-pox,
*Plagne...
287
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287
69
Measles,
Influenza....
Enteric Fever...
Cholera,
Dysentery,
B
Beri-Beri,
43
51
Multisi Fover :---
4. Intermittent,
5. Remitrent,
461
Septimumnia,
Tetanus,
Tubercle.
Leprosy, Anesthetic,
Syphilis, Constitutional,.
Rheumatism,
Ammin
17
Debility,
LOCAL DISEASES --
Diseases of the Nervous System,
9
16
27
**-**-*2 21*-**A**-
13
11
R
*
11
Ere.
Xose,
Cirenlatory System,
Respiratory
Digestive
Lymphatie
Urinary
19
38
Generative System: Fenile,
Organs ol Lycusation, .
Cellular Tissur,..
Skin,
Local lujuries,..
14
15
38
BEEN AS PORN
1
16
3
11
15
7
Total,
061
351
905
133
204
33T
Less Moribund Cases,
78
GF
120
8
120
Total Treatedl,.............
+ 476
309
785
85
162
217
* Transferted at once, unless netwly dying. to Kennedy Town Hospital. † Includes cases sent to Kennedy Town, &e.
Jons C. Thomson, M.Dq Inspreting Medical Offer
We have visited the Tung Wah Hospital to-day and found everything in satisfactory order.
No. of Patients :-Males,
.135
20
4th May, 1900.
--Females,
Total,.
155
(Signed)
JOHN I. PLUMMER.
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CH'Ax A FOOK, J.P.
We visited the Tung Wah Hospital to-day and found the place clean and in good order. We glæserved that the furnace for burning condemned clothing is not working for want of a fine.* We think this is a great pity and would strongly recommend that a new flue be provided and fixed without delay, as we are informed that all condemned clothing has now to be sent to Kennedy Town to be destroyed.
[No date.]
(Signed)
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H. TOOKER, .P.
} C. CHEE BEE.
Visited the Tung Wah Hospital this day, and found everything clean and in a satisfactory courlition. I think it is necessary to have the old furnace repaired for the burning of condemned clothing, &c.*
20th June, 1900.
True Copy.
Jous C. THOMSON, M.D.,
Inspecting Medical Officer.
(Signed)
Fuso Wa Cats, J.P.
18th July, 1900.
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