CO129-472 - Others - 1921 — Page 421

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the European population or for the Chinese. Those suffering

from syphilis and gonorrhoea are taken as in-patients, foreigners to the Government Civil Hospital, Chinese to the Tung Wah and Kwong Wah Hospitals, though in the case of the two latter it is only patients suffering from the later stages of the disesse who are admitted, others being debarred by a rule which excludas cases of venereal disease,

The Government Civil Hospital is always open and anyone requiring immediate treatment could apply to the medical man on duty, but no arrangements are made for the provision of free treatment although a large proportion of the patients are unable to afford the necessary drugs,

To

In order to extend the present facilities at this hospital it would be necessary to provide additional rooms for the purpose of carrying out out-patient treatment, establish a continuously open riniz free clinic it is suggested that a specially qualified general practitioner working under the supervision of the venereal disease officer should be appointed, His duties would be to

attend three or four times weekly for sessions of two te three hours(the fee paid for such services in England is one to two guineas) A trained attendant working under his direction would be required to carry out daily irrigation and disinfection treatment, etc.

Fung Wah and Krong Wah Hospitalɛ. Freu clinics for the

Chinese community should be opened at both these

Institutions. The requirement in each case would be a suite

of rooms set apart for this purpose; & qualified general practitioner, and trained attendant, both working under the

supervision of the venereal disease officer, In addition,

owing to the reluctance of Chinese women to submit to

examination by medical mon, it would be very desirable to

outain the services of a Chinese medical woman in order to

encourage the attendance of the infected women, We are