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Hon, Vics Frasident Hom. ViasFrnvident 50™ ANNUAL REPORT TO THE PEOPLE yi Oshawa General Hospital is truly one of Oshowa's most important utilities , . , Its record of service in bringing oid to the sick ond suffering is one which is unsurpossed, Une limited credit is due those grest citizens whe in eorlier doys foresaw the need and did something about it It is to their everlasting credit thot the people of Oshawa con, today, feel justly proud of the huge institution which is located in our midst, and not only serves Oshows but the surrounding dis. trict, C. WAITE A Le ied ai 3 : Owing to the favorable weather conditions which prevailed A. E. McGILYRAY Hom, Vice-President : el / during the latter months of 1960, the work on the new wing Won. Vice-President 3 ¢ 14 ¢ y was commenced ond os @ result the building is today perhaps two months or more chead of schedule We ore noturally groteful for the wonderful support given the Board of Directors financially during the recent Hospital campaign, which has enabled the hospital to undergo the present expansion -- providing 220 beds ond other much. needed facilities it is the prime objective of the Board of Directors of the Oshawa Genersl Hospital not only to maintain but ever to increase the established high standard of service by con- stantly keeping abreast of the demands which are caused by an ever-increasing population To provide the facilities to make it possible for treatment to be given to more and more of the difficult cases which come to the hospital At this time | am happy to extend on behalf of the Board of Directors, sincere appreciation to the medical staff, the nurs. Bhlsivi th ir , : A ; ing profession, the administration staff and to all those who 5.F EVERSON : v . i 4, dsb going the extra mile to make our hospital one E.G. STORIE 4 i of the best inthe Province of Ontario T. L. WILSON, President, Oshawa General Hospital R.5 MeLAUGHLIN IA A. MORPHY E. WH, WALKER AS G, STORIE W. A. . WECKER, 0.8.5. 7. t WILSON MRS, TH EVERSON ants cia I ALL DEPARTMENTS CONTINUE TO OPERATE AT CAPACITY COMPARISON of OPERATING RESULTS for the YEARS ENDING DECEMBER 31 wis 1950 1940 Number of Adult and Children's Beds ,,.,, ] 343 Number of Bassinets p 76 REVENUE Number of Patients Admitted 1 12617 Number of Births 2,2 2,402 1958 1959 1960 Patient Days (Adult and Children) ) 109,553 nn ARR BAN papa P . B Paily Average Number of Patients 328 342.9 $2,053,862 $2,438,122, services rendered to patients creneier 32,700.840, Nea ar of Out Palonit ) 17,046 78,907, 91,091, Cafeteria and Residence rv tis 97,680, Major Operations 'rs 3 2,537 122,738, - Current Year Provincial Grants - Miner Operations 2,6 6216 ! Fractures 68 1,116 6,133, 4916, Miscellaneous ts 6,101, Surgical 'Treatments 3,65 3,807 4 T.K,. CREIGHTON, Q.C. "~ " g Number of Blood Transfusions ...ssrsss ' 1,65) $2,261,640, $2,534,129, Total Operating Revenue ,,, $2,809,321, Coo aiony Fipiiie 85, 99.723 107,324 - " - Number of X-Ray Films 55,134 59,329 EXPENSES AND EXCESS OF REVENUE NEE 3 Fo a, on 123, SHS As wh Patients Free 297,023 306,369 317,978 $1,429,622, $1,694,208, Salaries and employee benefits $1,907,251, Staff ! ed 183.922 229,203 uy Sp 1] ' ' ' 44,008, 51,878, Administrative supplies and expenses 54,681, ea Wiehe Nourishment 428,95) 485,368 519,791 86,004 83,875, Food ond Kitehen: supplies eereer C1970 COST PER PATIENT PER DAY FOR THE YEARS Housekeeping, Power Plant, Laundry and 275,060, 308,289, Depreciation hi ty 299,735, 1958 1959 1960 5,000 9,112, Nursing Scheel .,..,, 7,058, folaries and Wages ' df BELA GL $14.29 Drugs, Laboratory, Radiology. Medical Laboratory, X-Ray, Operating and Delivery Reem, 267,443 289,156, and Surgical Supplies . , , 338,639, Prugs, Medical and Surgical Supplies 24 2.64 296 Maintenance, Plant Operation, Housekeeping, ------ 15,078 12,491, Provision for Bad Debts te 11,702 Laundry, Bedding and Linen 2.56 2.8) 262 $2,222212 $2,548,709, Total Operating Expenses $2.81 7,050, Administration, Telephone, Nursing School and 0 ol 104 Employee Insurance Benefits 2,26) ,640 2,534,129, Total Operating Revenue 2,809,321, $20.24 "$23.12 "$24.64 - p 3 $ 39,428 $ (14,580,) Operating Surplus or (Defieit) $ (7,729) Recavery on Meals and Rooms Supplied to Staff 4) ie. Li S$, E. LOVELL = 7 E z Other Income Average Cost Per Patient Per Pay ...,, $19.52 $22.29 $23.79 Donations, Investments Income, bad debts Average Cost Per Patient Per Hour 8114 93 9 recovered and non-recurring credits, and WHERE OUR PATIENTS CAME FROM IN 1960 debits applicable to prior years , ,,....... 32,744, NUMBER PERCENTAGE Exce R 9 ts Oshawa : : 71.3% ss of Revenue for 1960 ,,,, $ 25,015, Whitby Town p 9204 East Whithy Tewnship . |,8% Ajax 1.4% b Towns! % NOTE: The statement for the year 1958 has been adjusted Whitty 1 ib 32 3 4 to the same basis as the 1959 and 1960 state: Other Townships in Ontario County ,vvvrvrss 27 1.7% ments which have heen prepared in accordance Darlington Township 5.1% with the Ontario Hospital Services Commission Other Townships in Purham and Northumberland Counties ,.,, Re 16 1.2% Ash, All Others , 4, . y 1.9% OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL . -- pp BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1960 H ViuBiatd nerary President -- Colonel R, S§. McLaughlin, LLD onorary Vice-Presidents -- EF, MeGilvray, J, A, Marphy, H, P, Schell, A, G, Storie, W. A E. H. Walker, C. Waite, J Weekr, 0.84, Honorary Secretary = Mrs, T. H, Everson : President and Chairman == T, L, Wilson Vice-President -- E. G. Storie Treasurer -- G. B. Miles Mr J. H. Beaton Mrs. H, B. James Mr. T. M, Moore Mr, 7, D, Thomas, M.P.P, Mr. J. G, Brady Mr. S. E. Lovell Mr. K, Ross Mr, H, A, Washington Mr. T, K, Creighte Mr SF Everman OC Mr E Marks, QC, Mr. HM, Smith Mr. EH, Walker Ex-Officia Dr. W. GY, Grant, President. Medical Staff, Mr, W, Davidson == Representative, Town of Whithy Dr, BG. Doherty, Viee:-President, Medical Staff Mr. Walter Branch == Representative, City of Oshawa Mr. W, J Mowat Representative, County of Ontario Mrs, R, W, Bassett = President, Women's Hospital Auxiliary, W, A, Holland = Si dent and S Board of D ).G. BRADY J. H. BEATON n iperintendent and Secretary to Board of Directors p T.D. THOMAS, M.P.P. pe MRS. H. B. JAMES DR. W, G.Y, GRANT W.R. BRANCH W. J. MOWAT W. DAVIDSON G. B. MILES MRS, R. W, BASSETT W. A HOLLAND \