The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-23
QUEENS HOSPITAL.
Important Meeting Held Yesfer-
e day Morning.

= day Morning.
A special meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the Queens Hospital
was held at the Chamber of Com
merce at IL A. NJ, on the 22d inst,
for the consideration of series of
Rules and Regulations for the gov
eminent of the Hospital Medical
Administration submitted at the
semi-annual meeting of the Board
on the 22d June last by a select
committee for that purpose, action
upon which report was then de-
ferred for a period of two months
from that date.
After disposing of the minutes of
the two previous meetings of the
Board, June 22d and August 18th,
the election by the elective mem
bers present of the Board to fill the
Vacancy in their class caused by the
death of Mr.. A. j. Cartwright, re-
Hsulted in the unanimous choice of
Mr.. Chas. L. Carter. The newly
elected member upon being notified
of his new responsibility promptly
responded and took part in the dis
'cussion of the special business there
after entered upon.
ptlaS on6 ID m
govern the Administrator of the
Medical Department of the Queens
Hospital after due consideration,
section by section, resulted in the
following, to-wit:
RULE l. An Attending Physician and
an Attending Surgeon shall be appointed
! by the Trustees at the regular annual
meeting, each to serve for the term oil
| one year.
RULE 2. The Attending Surgeon shall
be the regular consuitant in all cases as
signed to the Attending Physician, anC
the Attending Physician shall be the reg
ular consultant in all cases assigned t
the Attending Surgeon.
RULE 3. All patients on admission &
the Hospital shall be carefully examined
by both Physician and Surgeon in con
sultation and the results OF the examina
ton recorded in a case-book kept TO
this purpose.
RULE f. The Attending Physician anC
the Attending Surgeon shall visit tn
Hospital regularly once a day, seeing
every patient assigned to their severa
departments, and shall furthermore holC
themselves in readiness to RESPOND
promptly to any emergency call from tn
Hospital.
RULE 5. The Attending Physician
and the Attending Surgeon shall togethe
in consultation visit every patient in thu
Hospital regularly twice week at tn
stated day and hour.
RULE 6. An Honorary Board of Ply
sicians to the Hospital shall be forme,
which any physician resident in Homo
lulu and licensed to practice by the Ha
waiian Government may join upon tn
vote of the Trustees of the Queens Hos
pital. and may be removed from sucl
Board by the said Trustees upon tn
recommendation of the said Board c
Physicians.
RULE z. 1t shall be the privilege c
all physicians on the Honorary Board t.
visit the Hospital and make rounds wit
the Attending Staff during the regula
Hospital hours, and it shall be thei
duty to respond to all calls made upo
them for consultation in important case;
RULE s. The privilege shall be grant
ed to any physician on the Honorar
Boards to place not more than one pr
vate patient in the Hospital at any on
time, who shall be subject to the rules
the institution, and the physician ma
be retained in charge of the case If s
desired.
RULE 9. These rules may be amende
by two-thirds vote Of the Board at
regular meeting.
By vote of the Board the salary @
the physicians was fixed at $40
each monthly, beginning Sept. LIST
1892.
It was also voted that the Rule
just adopted be published in tn
newspapers.
The election of physicians wa
further postponed to the regula
quarterly meeting early in Septem
Der next, of which due notice {
time and place will be given by til
Secretary.
The meeting then adjourned.
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