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Table VIII.—Shewing VACCINATION and RESULTS.
NOT VACCINATED because of
Total Number
Total No.
Month.
shewing pre-
Total No. Success- Unsuc- owing to early
Not inspected
examined.vious Vaccin-vaccinated.
ful.
cessful.
ation Marks.
discharge from Prison.
Previous Recent
ation.
Small Vaccin- De bility.
ΡΟΣ.
Age.
January,
435
393
359
226
90
43
6
34
February,
308
283
253
180
43
30
1
31
N N
2
2
March,
386
344
318
218
77
23
16 35
:
April,
308
260
238
168
43
27
12
38
May.
349
295
260
125
41
94
16
47
June,
339
271
254
183
58
13
19
37
July,
298
252
193
127
51
15
29
55
August,
302
249
175
102
34
39
32
61
September,
392
347
234
118
50
60
39
92
October,
427
352
264
146
56
62
45
83
November,.
304
280
182
108
33
41
43
51
December,
278
256
157
80
35
42
39
58
2222222ANSAN
34
21
17
20
26
29
21
34
27
35
25
24
Total,
4,126
3,582
2,887
1,781
611
495
297
625
313
W. V. M. KOCH,
Medical Officer in charge.
TUNG WAH HOSPITAL, March 7th, 1904.
SIR-I have the honour to forward, for the information of His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government, the Annual Report on the working of the Tung Wah Hospital for 1903.
Dr. THOMSON, the Inspecting Medical Officer, proceeded on leave of absence on the 2nd September, and I assumed the duties,
The Staff-There have been no changes in the Staff. Dr. JEU HAWK, the Resident Surgeon, was detached temporarily for plague duty at Kennedy Town Hospital from June 1st to August 31st. Mr. LEUNG CHIK FAN and Mr. MA LUK acted for him.
The Admissions. A total of 2,457 patients were admitted during the year- 2,112 males and 345 females. This number added to the number resident on January 1st-129-gives a total number of 2,586 under treatment.
Of these, 1,569 were discharged, and 889 died, leaving under treatment on January 1st, 1,904, 128 patients.
During the past eleven years the admissions have been as follows:-
1893,
1894,
1895,
1896.
1897,
1898,
1899.
1900.
1901,
1902, 1903,
2,255
2,354
2,732
2,041
2,776
2,898
2,542
2,981
2,989
2,576
2,457
It will be noticed that there has not been much variation in the number of admissions. The average for the eleven years is 2,600, so that the year under review is only about 150 short.
Transfers. For various reasons there were 245 cases transferred elsewhere- to the Government Civil Hospital 13, to the Lunatic Asylum 6, to Kennedy Town Hospital 177, to the Tung Wah Branch Hospital 48, and to Canton 1. The greatest number of transfers took place in the second quarter and 178 were cases of plague. In the first quarter 24 cases of plague were transferred, and in
the third 22.
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