Annual report : 1927 / Kent and Canterbury Hospital.

  • Kent and Canterbury Hospital
Date:
1927
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Annual report : 1927 / Kent and Canterbury Hospital. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    EXPENDITURE, 1925. 1926. 1927. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Provisions 3329 13 11 3242 3 11 3025 0 11 Surgery and Dispensary 1904 10 6 1925 n i 0 2364 8 7 Domestic 3522 14 9 3763 13 10 3623 17 6 Establishment (Renewals and Repairs) 628 13 1 1208 19 7 2336 8 8 Salaries and Wages ... 4671 19 0 4924 17 4 4998 3 0 3 I i seel 1 aneous 309 11 9 321 16 2 526 10 5 Administration 552 11 5 598 0 11 578 14 3 Finance 60 19 1 64 18 4 28 15 4 Rent, Rates and Taxes 205 12 7 186 2 4 183 18 2 Interest on Overdraft 46 8 1,1 87 6 4 129 4 9 Extended Treatment 20 15 8 70 3 0 15 0 0 Contributions to other Institution s 0 0 0 6 18 0 0 0 0 Wireless Deficit 0 0 0 3 2 2 0 0 0 Ambulance Deficit 44 11 11 46 1 0 156 11 3 Cost of Patients sent to Whit- stable and Tanker ton Cot- tage and Convalescent Hos- pital for Extended Treatment 1103 2 2 £15298 2 7 £16449 9 11 £19069 15 0 NURSING AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF. The following a,re the results of the State Examinations for Nurses:—-Final Examination, 7 entered, 7 passed; Preliminary Examination, 11 entered, 10 passed. The number of applicants for training has- been maintained and 16 Probationers have commenced their training during the year. It is interesting to record that, owing to the number of applications received, it has been found necessary to have a- want¬ ing list of Probationers from which appointments are made as vacancies occur. The Board received with regret the resignation of The Reverend A. H. Partridge, who had been Chaplain of the Hos¬ pital since 1916, and whose resignation took, effect from the end ,,f September. Since then the duties of Chaplain have been carried out by the Rev. C. F. Thinks. . SERVICES TO THE HOSPITAL. The thanks oif the Board are given to the members of the Honorary Medical and Surgical Staff for their care and attention to the patients and for them valuable services to the Hospital. The number of letters received expressing gratitude for treatment testify to the excellent work performed by the Honorary Staff. In connection with the finances of the Hospital the Board again acknowledge the excellent work of the Propaganda, Com¬ mittee by whose! efforts the sum of £7,500 has been received
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