SANATORIUM STATISTICS

Chronicle (Levin), 7 October 1948, Page 11

SANATORIUM STATISTICS

The medical superintendent of the committee's institutions (Dr. C. E. Wilson) reported on the past two months as follows: — Otaki Sanatorium Month ended 21/8/48: Adiuissions, 12 European women. Readmissions, after temporary leave, 4 European woman. Diseharges, 9 European women, 2 Maori women. Deaths) nil. Patients remaining, 57 European women, 14 Maori women, 1 European child, 2 Maori children. Daily average 0' cupied beds, 72.55, , Month ended 21/9/48: Admissions, 9 European women, 2 JMaori women. Readmission after leave, 1 European womaii. Diseharges, TjO European women, 4 Maori women, 1 Maori cliibl. Temporary diseharges, ' .1 European woman. Deaths, nil. Patients remain ing, 55 European women, 14 Maori women, 1 European e'hild, 1 Maoii child. Average daily occupied beds 6.9. Ratio of nurses to patients: 21/8/48, 1 to 4.62; 21/9/48, 1 to 4.45. Gonville Sanatprium Month ended 21/8/48; >Admissinns, 1 1 /■

Maori. Diseharges, .2 Maoris. Occupied beds, 19 Jlaoris. Daily average of occupied beds, 20.3 Maoris. Month ended 21/9/4S: Admissions, 2 Maoris. Occupied beds, 21 Maoris. Average daily occupied beds, 1&.84 Maoris. Ratio of nurses to patients: To 21/8/48, 1 to 3.17. To 21/9/48, 1 to 2.8. Combined totals for Otaki and Gonville Sanatoria: Occupied beds to 21/8/48, 93; to 21/9/48, 90. Average dailv occupied beds to 21/8/48, 92.85; to 21/9/48, 88.84.