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Tuen Mun Hospital----------------------------- Click ~
Siu Lam Hospital-------------------------------
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Castle Peak Hospital-------------------------- Click ~
About SARS-------------------------------------- Click ~
General out-patient clinic service------------- Click ~
Dental Clinic------------------------------------
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Tuen Mun Hospital
Tuen Mun Hospital is an acute hospital with a designed capacity of 1606 beds serving Tuen Mun and the northern region of the New Territories West. The Hospital started admitting patients on 8 March 1990. The Day Procedure Unit was opened in November 1990 to provide day care service to patients. The 24-hour accident & emergency service in January 1992.
As at 7 January 2002, 1713 beds were available at the hospital. Of these, 1191 are for acute and general illnesses, 29 are for intensive care services, 5 are for cardiac care, 32 are for day procedure, 192 are psychiatric beds, 200 are for the mentally handicapped, 14 are hospice beds, 38 are rehabilitation beds and 12 are observation beds at the Accident and Emergency Department.
The hospital have many department , they include : Accident & Emergency , Mentally Handicapped , Anaesthesia , Neurosurgery , Clinical Oncology , Nuclear Medicine , Clinical Pathology , Obstetrics & Gynaecology , Dentistry , Ophthalmology , Dermatology , Orthopaedics & Traumatology , Diagnostic Radiology , Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicines , Ear,Nose&Throat , Psychiatry , Medicine & Geriatrics , Surgery.
A full range of allied health services is also maintained, including Dietetics, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Prosthetic-orthotic Services, Speech Therapy, Audiology, Chiropody, Clinical Psychology and Optometry. Day Procedure Unit was opened in November 1990 to provide the day care service to patients with emphasis on patient comfort, convenience and safety while reducing their psychological stress.
Special Out-patient Services
The new Ambulatory Care Centre was opened on 26.6.2001. It provides a wide range of specialist out-patient services.
Yung Fung Shee Eye Clinic is situated in Yuen Long, at 26 Sai Ching Street on the 3rd floor of Yuen Long Madam Yung Fung Shee Memorial Health Centre. It provides specialist out-patient services for eye treatment and eye operation.
Tuen Mun Governing Committe
Mr Paul YU Shiu-tin, JP Ex-Officio member: Dr Albert C Y LO Cluster Chief Executive, NTWC
Members: Mr CHAN How-chi Dr Eddie CHAN Tat Mr Michael K H CHAN Mr TSO Shiu-wai Mr Jonathan YU Hoy-gin, JP Dr WONG Chi-ho, Jimmy Mr Edward PONG Chong, JP Secretary: Mr Benjamin LEE Cluster General Manager(Administration), NTWC
Major Hospital Statistics
1999/2000 2000/200 1 2001/2 002 2002/2003 (as at 18.07.2002) Total number of admission 108,819 116,283 123,457 Total number of discharge 108,827 116,329 123,344 Bed occupancy rate (%) Average length of stay (days) 90.56
6.28
89.16
5.81
90.45
5.74
30,817 30,820 91.89
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Accident & Emergency attendance 224,442 258,554 280,580 Total OPD Attendance for Doctor's Consultation & WFU 520,888 554,498 554,660 Total Attendance for OP Procedures 38,041 40,025 40,550 67,188 144,713 11,107
Ground Floor First Floor & Second Floor Third Floor to tenth Floor & Basement Location of Tuen Mun Hospital
Siu Lam Hospital
Hospital Background
Opened in 1972, Siu Lam Hospital is a convalescent and rehabilitation hospital providing comprehensive and integrated rehabilitative and infirmary services to adult severely mentally-handicapped (SMH) patients. It is the only hospital providing rehabilitative and infirmary services exclusively to adult SMH patients in Hong Kong. Siu Lam Hospital provides patients with treatment and training. Apart from medical and psychiatric services, they can benefit from nursing care and supporting services, including social education training, occupational therapy, physiotherapy. An outreach team has also been formed to serve patients in the territory.
Subsequent to the renovation work and an extension project, there is now a bed complement of 300, and the number of staff is 306. To give its environment a lively and colourful look and to improve the quality of patient's lives and help in their recovery, the hospital has been decorated with murals both outside and inside the wards. To assist patients in their rehabilitation, the hospital constructed a complex audio-visual centre at the end of 1995.
A hospital library was set up in mid-1995, to enable staff to update and broaden their professional knowledge and to develop the hospital into a training, research and teaching centre for the provision of quality services to SMH patients. To enhance the quality of life of the patients, a rehab-bus was procured in 1996 and a rehab garden was also constructed at the end of 1996. A seating laboratory for SMH patients was constructed in early 1997 and a hydrotherapy pool was put into use in mid-1997 for the rehabilitation of the SMH patients.
Scope of Services
Specialty :
Mentally-handicapped
Specialties :
Mentally-handicapped Outreach Team Service Physiotherapy Medical Social Work Occupational Therapy Prosthetic & Orthotic Service
Castle Peak Hospital
Castle Peak Hospital (CPH) is a psychiatric hospital with 1,445 beds. It provides general psychiatric admissions for residents of NTW cluster. Forensic inpatient service is provided to the whole of Hong Kong. It also manage a network of psychiatric clinics and a day hospital , providing outpatient and day patient services.
As at 31 March 2005, the Hospital had a staff force of 1314, consisting of 55 doctors, 551 nurses, 46 allied health staff and 662 other grades of staff.
Address: No. 15 Tsing Chung Koon Road, Tuen Mun, New Territories, HK Patient Relation Officer: 2456 7007 Enquiry: 2456 7111 Volunteer Service : 24665958 Mental Health Hotline : 24667350
Special Features
Opened in 1961, Castle Peak Hospital is the psychiatric hospital with the longest history in Hong Kong. Most wards of the hospital is "gazetted", meaning that the wards of the hospital can accept voluntary and involuntary patients under the Mental Health Ordinance.
Altogether there are 20 male wards and 12 female wards. Patients of open wards can walk about freely within the hospital compound. Many of these patients are undergoing intensive rehabilitation in preparation for discharge and some may go out of the hospital in the day time to work during the final stage of their rehabilitation.
A part from General Adult Psychiatry, which forms the main bulk of the clinical work, the hospital also provides other sub-specialties and clinical services: -Forensic Psychiatry - Child and adolescent Psychiatry - Psychogeriatric Service - Rehabilitation (Hospital Pre-discharge Unit) - Consultation-liaison Psychiatry - Community Psychiatry - Substance Abuse Clinic - Alcohol Problems Clinic - EASY Service
Special facilities and services
11)Institute of Mental Health 2)Psychiatric Nursing School 3)Clinical Psychology Service 4)Occupational Therapy Dept.
5)Community Psychiatric Nursing Service 6)Pharmacy 7)Medical Social Welfare Service (Social Welfare Department) 8)Electro-medical Diagnostic Unit 9)Electro-Convulsive Treatment Centre 10)Patient Resource and Social Centre (with a Library for patients) 11) Day Rehabilitation Centre 12) Dietetic Department 13) Mental Health Hotline 14) Medical Library 15) Physiotherapy Department
Hospital Logo
The Hospital logo was created in the Logo Competition held in 1996. The characteristics of Sunflower, the flower which symbolized the Hospital, was incorporated into the logo.
Concept of the design Environment The hospital environment was greenish, and butterflies were flying around. The green part of the logo symbolised a growing young plant and it also formed in the shape as "C" & "P" representing Castle Peak. The fingers were pointing to diverse directions representing the Hospital's development in different services.
Development The red spot in the centre represented the patient-centred service of the Hospital.
Colour Green represented life, energy, environmental protection. Orange represented care and concern.
In 2003,Hong Kong broke out a typical pneumonia. Many people die for this disease. Dr. Joanna Tse Yuen-Man, 35, a lung and chest specialist at Tuen Mun Hospital, she faithfully continued to report for duty despite the apparent risks of being infected. Some other doctors had refused to attend to SARS patients, seeing it as a death sentence. But Dr. Tse did not shrink back from the task before her. As a doctor her duty was to save lives, and she was among the first medical officers to volunteer for duty in the SARS ward. She was infected while caring for critically ill SARS patients at the Tuen Mun Hospital.
What is SARS?
Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is a viral respiratory infection.It is caused by a coronavirus (SARS-CoV). The incubation period typically ranges from 2-7 days, but can be up to approximately 10 days.The initial symptoms are influenza-like. Patients with SARS usually begin with fever, which is often high (38 o C or above), and sometimes associated with chills, rigors, headache, malaise, muscle pain or even diarrhea. After a few days, symptoms of lower respiratory tract infection may follow, including cough without sputum and difficulty in breathing. In around 10% of patients, the illness may rapidly progress to respiratory failure requiring intensive medical care.
SARS is predominantly transmitted through close person-to-person contact, especially via respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes. Droplet spread can take place when droplets from the cough or sneeze of an infected person are propelled a short distance and deposited on the mucous membranes of the mouth, nose, or eyes of persons who are nearby. The virus can also spread when a person touches a surface or object contaminated with infectious droplets and then touches his or her mouth, nose, or eyes.
There are 3 clinics in Tuen Mun. They are Tuen Mun Clinic, Wu Hong Clinic and Yan Oi Clinic. Tuen Mun Clinic provides evening clinic (Monday- Friday), Sunday clinic and public holiday’s clinic services.
name of clinic address Tel.
Tuen Mun Clinic Wu Hong Clinic Yan Oi Clinic 11 Tsing Yin Street, San Hui, Tuen Mun 2/F, 2 Wu Hong Street, Tuen Mun 4 Tuen Li Street, Tuen Mun 2943810 0 2458169 4
In Tuen Mun,you can also find veterinary clinic and dental clinic.
For many people are keeping pets,a vet is important. We must take good care of our teeth. The Government accommodate a special care programme called The School Dental Care Service. Let’s have a look at these clinics.
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School Dental Care Service,Department of Health
The School Dental Care Service is a special care programme organized by the Department of Health for all Hong Kong primary school children in the school dental clinics near their schools. The main objectives are to promote good oral hygiene and prevent common dental diseases. A group of well-trained operators and dental therapists under direct supervision of government dental officers provide basic dental treatment.
Preventive Oral Care
A proper toothbrush allows you to reach all tooth surfaces and remove plaque at the gum margins. The head size of an adult's toothbrush should be as long as the diameter of a one-dollar Hong Kong coin whereas the head size of a child's toothbrush should be as long as the diameter of a 50-cent coin. A worn-out toothbrush should be replaced as it affects proper cleaning and harms your gum.
Fluoride toothpaste should be used. Fluoride helps strengthen the teeth and prevents new decay. A very small amount of toothpaste, about the size of a pea, is sufficient for teeth. As for young children, toothpaste is used only if they are able to rinse and expectorate.
This avoids excessive fluoride ingestion.
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We did a online questionnaire about Tuen Mun’ s Health Services. Here is the link of the questionnaire. http:// www.my3q.com/view/viewSummary.phtml?questid=69331
Lam Ching Wa (13) Post: Group Leader Duty: Collecting data -Siu Lam Hospital Siu Lai Shan (29) Post: Data Searcher Duty: Collecting data -Tuen Mun Hospital Tam nga Kiu (30) Post: Data Searcher Duty: Collecting data -General out-patient clinic service
Tang Tsz Yin (31) Post: Data Searcher Duty: Collecting data - Castle Peak Hospital Tsang Ka Man (32) Post: Data Searcher Duty:Collecting data -Dental Clinic Wong Ho Yan (34) Post: Editor and Cover Designer Duty: -Edit the project -Design the cover -Content
Wong Ka Yi (35) Post: Data Searcher Duty: Collecting data -About Sars