4 70 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Merch 25, 1960 N J. A. MORPHY H. P. SCHELL E. H. WALKER "A. G. STORIE W. A. WECKER, 0.B.E. T. L. WILSON EPORT TO THE PEOPLE... Q Tice the inception of the first Hospital in Oshawa in 1910, the people of this city have inspired the constant growth of this institution which has now reached mammoth proportions. both in size and in service. In 1958 the most extensive building program in the history of the Hospital was completed marking a big step forward in the provision of the facilities for the sick people of the area. Time has marched on and already the demands, because of an ever-increasing population in the area, have forced your directors to plan for another wing which will provide an additional 220 beds The campaign to raise funds for this effort will be launched under the direction of Mr. E. H. Walker who has kindly accepted the position of General Campaign Chairman. To all the administrative and medical staff, the women's auxiliary and all those who have co-operated so faithfully and generously during the past year, | tender my sincere thanks and the thanks of my associates on the Board and express the hope that we may merit a continuance of this support in the years to come -- This community might well be proud of the past record of the Oshawa General Hospital for its "service to the patients' which, has been, is, and will continue to be our first consideration T. L. WILSON, President, ; Oshawa General Hospital i ud ALL DEPARTMENTS CONTINUF TO OPERATE AT CAPACITY 1957 1958 1959 Number of Adult and Children's Beds . 343 Number of Bassinets . 76 Number of Patients Admitted wi 11,877 Number of Births : 2,252 Patient Days : . 105,781 Daily Average Number of Patients Number of Out-Patients COMPARISON OF OPERATING RESULTS FOR THE YEARS ENDING DECEMBER 3st Major Operations Minor Operations Fractures i REVENUE Surgical Treatments ..... 1959 Number of Blood Transfusions hee 1957 1958 Laboratory Procedures 'e $1,698,317, $2,053,862. Services rendered to patients . . Vata aay ese $2,438,122. Number of X-ray Films ......:... 38,018 , ! k Prescri 66,688. . Cafeteria and residence . . . 91,091. Naber oF Mocks Riiers Dispensed : wesns 164.250 118,022. v Current year Provincial Grants . .......... ala Patients. | ....... civics vnnennne 265888 297,023 306,369 Staff 154,988 183,922 229,203 fy | Pah 5,069. an 33. Miscellaneous ..0. oi. ui i de nasa sana . if 4,916. Special Diet Troys ! 67.294 77.807 80.132 : $1,888,096. $2,261,640. Total Operating Revenue ... $2,534,129. Mid-Meal and Night Nourishment ... 356,107 428,951 485,368 COST PER DAY PER PATIENT FOR THE YEARS EXPENSES AND EXCESS OF REVENUE OR THE YEARS $1,233,437. $1,429,622. Salaries and employee benefits $1,694,208. Salaries and Wages $12.29 $12.92 $15.14 38,000. 44,005. Administrativ supplies and expenses 51,878. Food and Provisions 1.67 1.70 1.67 Laboratory, X-Ray, Operating and Delivery Room, 163,884, 186,004. Food and kitchen supplies . . 183,575. Drugs, Medical & Surgical Supplies ...... 2.51 2.44 2.64 Housekeeping, Power Plant, Laundry Maintenance, Plant Operation, Housekeeping, iati Laundry, Bedding and Linen ......... 2.39 2.56 2.81 234,501. 275,060. ond depreciation i 308,289. Administration, Telephone, Nursing School and 6,411. 5,000. Nursing School . 9112, Employee Insurance Benefits . .. .90 62 .86 Drugs, laboratory, radiology, medical Sore on on 246,836. 267 443. and surgical supplies 289,156. Recovery on Meals and Rooms supplied to Staff 68 72 83 28,238. 15,078. Provision for bad debts 12,491, Asiogs. CottPur. Parent Fer Do §iT0E VE WIS be ; $1,951,307. $2,222,212. Total Operating Expenses $2,548,709. > Average Cost Per Patient Per Hour .... J9% 81Vs 93 S E LOVELL 2,261,640. Total Operating Revenue 2,534,129. : a $ 39428 Operating Surplus or (Deficit - $014,580) WHERE OUR PATIENTS CAME FROM IN 1959 Other Income: NUMBER PERCENT Donations, Investments Income, 8.853 70.7% bad debts recovered and non recurring Whitby Town wil ; credits applicable to prior years a wn East Whitby Township Ajax Excess of Revenue for 1959 Whitby Township ... i. usiacninssnsenes sesans . Pickering Township ............ 00s Cesar ensarens Other T hips in Ontario County ....0s. Cave een ne . NOTE: The statements for the years 1957 and 1958 have Darnton yo os ny Y been adjusted to the same basis as the 1959 statement which All Others has been prepared in accordance with the Ontario Hospital Services Commission Act. OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL ee BOARD FOR 1960 ee TOTALS Honorary President--Colonel R. S. McLaughlin, LLD Honorary Vice-Presidents -- J. A. Morphy, H. P. Schell, A. G. Storie, W. A. Wecker, O.B.E.; E. H. Walker President and Chairman, T. L. Wilson, Treasurer, G. B. Miles, Vice-President, E. G. Storie. Mr. J. H. Beaton Mr. H. M. Smith Mrs. H..B. James Mr. T. K. Creighton, Q.C. Mr. S, F. Everson Mr. H. Washington Mr. E. H. Walker Mr. T. M. Moore Mr. S. E. Lovell Mr. E. Marks, Q.C Mr. J. G. Brady Mr. T. D. Thomas, M.P.P. Mr. K. Ross Ex-Officio -- Dr. A. P. Fulton, President, Medical Staff; Mr. W. J. Mowat--Rep. County of Ontario; Mr. W. Davidson--Rep. Town of Dr. W. G. Y. Gront, Vice-President, Medical Staff Whitby; Mr. S. T. Hopkins--Rep. City of Oshawa; Mrs. R. W. Bassett, President-- Women's Hospital Auxiliary. W.A. Holland -- Superintendent and Secretary to Board of Directors : ; pa 4 | y A % # / 5d ~ a / MRS. H. B. JAMES DR. W. G. Y, GRANT DR. A. P. FULTON W. J. MOWAT "5. T. HOPKINS MRS. R. W. BASSETT