The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-24
A STATEMENT
ON BEHALF OF
THE HOSPITAL
Vice President Bishop Warmly De-
fendS the Trustees of the
Institution.

community
Queens Hospital of the
hospital during the past
few dv shall be much pleased
community place humanity
and believe
credited with taking active interest in its welfare
believe of which the bulk
community ignorant very of the work of hospital
particularly of semi public character makes 1t most onGu @
The fact that its business is to deal with SICK
- Th ti are ct to hear Of anv little incident constituting
personal grievance said of its humane
goes after while the dsagreeabe incidents
that appeal public reality
controversy pending involving hospital administration
upon phases the right of the matter rests
1t intention to deal solely with the recent removal o one |
consulting however has brought out much IN the
mOred irregularities and charges of mismangemen and m M
ion and published by the press
institution and those responsible for its
clear conscience feeling let unheeed
al that has en said against the hospital serespectng
Of the Queens Hospital Society the institution
establish is necessary to treat 1t
ask vour indulgence Queens institution employing con-
tn1a1+ stow Of nurses attendants and the
of from sixty to svenVe nna
people necessary to maintenance OF grounds ana
@ tb success Of its work And its work heathe
ana dlphne 1ePeno inc 'u' -, a., car+anv
poance paramount other pursuit by organlzaton
system discipline hospital would be safe place as resort
or refuge for the rules made ana
must be observed the rule admission
resident physician is required to examine an
Yesterdays tale rum of tale of the refusal the
receive dying eonsumptve 5a v m M 10 ask how about
synpaes every - in tbe hospital Has it ever occurred
age nson that invaiable rule but the first principle
of safety hospital that contagious and infectious diseases |
he dg Otherwise be but hOtbed of infection
for the spread of the dying cOnsumpve If admitted
ward and exposing the occupants
thereof to eontagion9 taking all eomer into those same
s whether they be eonsumptve possible plague % suspects
rule protect the people
and than they already be afflicted
with Hence the making it the business OF the
by the servant OF the hptal SoF anu ~
] in his Judgment by any praetee to examine and
also duty of the resident
of patients in the absence OF the attending
bvsn or surgeon the greatest of all cries against the
e f the trustees provide physician always the
ses demand the institution was
IN private case leaves MS
[ m 70 his patient business of the resident physician see
emergency only does rne
resident physician prescribe the patient "heh an ln ~
wardor oed IN d PIe io0"
pant rs ttacbes to the hospital instance that the
of himself out OF window or perhaps
internal hnorrhage oeoe the
be 1t not only reasonable
t n of humanity resident physician should know the
condition of every patient the hospital as 1t Is nOt always easy "
49, r,brsican in practice whose case 1t may BE-
sadie enough to make clear tne very - 5utr
the rule that Pscribes his duty But
' in humanity that the resident should
than one reason yes once W
o he work and hospital it not of advantage to hat
in the balance tnat 1he resident
has been done ana IS the more lnlp
has seen anu and care paient7 And right here say this and
necessity justify the subsequent action OF he
regard r. ndgips patients the hospital this past SIX weeks
- boep ana the resoeh1
patients to their case hao soeh pan
% - s;o5 the first question would have pen ~ re was" was .S So,
uin ~, and there would have been a SnuHins " pace ~ p
.s,s5 in Francis hospital if this rule
,;l .th them and the reply was Yes we propose " ~ " S So
behind the doors . were convinced me OF the wisdom
= a., nlo INIT would nOtOf offend any member OF w
by here particular head of
fear that am +be main reasons OF ms o" D
SUBJECT - 80 bo nleases regardless of rules anu 80 +ba tit
Iital He stated himself tha' w 70,