The spe: cer"than went on and] {6% complete outline of a standard" as follows: In general, 'a hospital should be regarded as} public institution, supported by either public funds or private subscriptions, maintained for the benefit of the community. Its control should be in the hands of Board, composed of influential lay} members of the community interested in the philanthropies of the place. It should be operated on non-commer@ial_ basis.
The members of the staff must other countries. He referred to the proposal of the League of Ni tions to classify the ports of the Orient to prevent the spread of epidemics, which would naturally hurt the Interests of shippers and anping compan De Fan saad as Bena me gar shel bs seed tion im China, Resolutions were passed in con-
Association of China hereby ex-1. That the National Medical the British Government and people due ta eta of ae are Norges fen ree salons be roed ofers ta roremeteet be graduates of medicine of good standing competent in their respective fields of activity, and ethical]
business and in practicing methods. A staff conference should be held at regular intervals of at Toast once a month for the purpose of making a careful study and analysis of the clinical work and of the results of hospital treatment during the period under review. A well equiped clinical Inboratory constitutes a pre-requisite of good scientific work and should be made 'a compulsory requirement on alli hospitals. In a big hospital, there should be an accredited school of nursing wi staff of graduate supervisors and head nurse to lead, teach, and direct the pupil nurses. And last but not the least of all, the maintain ance of an X-ray service and a social service department to do the follow up work and treatment after the patients been disearged from the hos} should constitute an indispensable. pavt of the regular hospital service.
The other papers that were read were as follows:— evemilens oes omaatti public health, whose present The Diagnosis and Treatment of Trachoma (in Chinese) By Dr. C. Char ting Cin English) Bla Report of a Case of Mercury poi
Causes' of in Binge lish) by' Dr. 'A. Bary.
'A. special session was held on Friday evening as a supplement to the regular third morning session which had to adjourn unfinished owing to the lack of time. that were read on that evening were the following:—'A Report of 1,200 cases of Cholera Treated at Chinese "Infectious Lob. help in promoting public health Typhoid and E'S. Tyau, 'A Study of Mala chow Hospital by Dr.
"A. Study of Ovarian Cyst by Dr. C.
Among other speakers at Report of 9 Case of Myxedema_by Dr.
The"Clinieal Valus of Bismath in the Treatment of Neurosyphilis with Case Reports by Dr. C. H. Tyau, '(A banquet was given by the Assotion in honour of the delegates terday eyening at eight o'clock in one of the prominent local Chin-eco restaurants.
Dr. W. W. Peter of the Health
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