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New Admission

1,501

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WORK OF THE GRANTHAM HOSPITAL 1969

Total bed days: 215,329

Ke-admission 225

Surgery-operations performed:

Lung

WEL

Discharges 1.658

'Open' Heart

4

JJA

'Closed' Heart

Orthopaedic (including 15 operations on spine) Other

wett

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**

107 76

21

1YI

68

+1

21

WORK OF RUTTONJEE SANATORIUM 1965–69

Deaths 104

Admissions

1965

1966

1967 1968

1969

Adults through Government Clinics 297

420

612

715

496

Children (pulmonary through

Government Clinics)

*0

18

31

11

7

។ ២

Children (Orthopaedic)

21

27

21

19

14

J

Children (Miscellaneous)

40

33

Other admissions and re-admissions

544

648

660

715

839

TOTAL

BBZ 1,113 1,324

1.501

1,369

* Talcot available.

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ADMISSIONS TO LEPROSARIUM 1969

Adults

Children

Total

Mak

Fermale

New Admissions

42

17

61

Re-Admissions

36

2

28

Total Admissions

69

19

*9

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BUILDING PROGRAMME

I. BUILDINGS or ExtenSIONS TO EXISTING BUILDINGS COMPLETED

(1) Government

(1) Tang Shiu Kör Hospital-A new casualty and maternity hospital al Queen's Road East, Hong Kong Island, with general out-patient, maternal and child health, dermatology and social hygiene clinic. Half of the cost generously donated by Sir Shiu-kin Tamo, Č.B.E., LL,D., J,P., K.SUJ. (A). (1) Tong Fuk Dental Clinic-A, ans-chair dental clinic to serve South Lantau.

(2) Government-assisted

(1) Extension to Shek Kwu Chou Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre for Drug Addicts--Extension designed to provide treatment facilities for 500 drug addicts, double the previous capacity of the centre.

(1) Goverminant

II. PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION

(1) New Lai Chi Kok Hospital-A new general, geriatric and infectious diseases hospital of some 1,360 beds. Site formation complete. Construction of Sub-structure in hand. Expected completion date is 1972.

(ii) New Convalescent Block, Kowloon Hospital--A block of almost 600 beds for convalescent patients from Queen Elizabeth Hospital and with a psychiatric and a paraplegic unit being erected in the grounds of the existing Kowloon Hospital. Construction in hand. Expected completion date is August/September 1970. To be named West Wing, Kowloon Hospital. (ii) Queen Mary Hospital, Alteration to Existing Main Hospital Building-A five-phase alteration programme designed to increase the hospital's bed capacity by 454 beds thus giving a total of 1,086 beds. First four phases complete and fifth in progress. Expected completion date is April/May 1970,

(iv) Redevelopment of Medical Institutions, Sai Ying Por-A redevelopment intended to provide a rehabilitation centre for Hong Kong Island 10 reprovision in new and suitable accommodation the Western Maternal and Child Health Centre, the headquarters of the Mental Health Service, and the Hong Kong Psychiatric Ceritre, and to provide a central denial labora- tory. Expected completion date is late 1970.

[V) Shu Lam Hospital for the Mentally Subnormal-A 200 bed hospital at Siu Lam, New Territories, to provide accommodation for the severely retarded. Expected completion date is 1970.

(vi) Kowloon Hospital-Additional staff quarters for senior and resident medical

staff.

(vii) Government Laboratory-Additional space for laboratory benches and

centralized air-conditioning system.

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