BEDS — Average set up for the fiscal year Acute Extended Care and Discharge Planning Total (excluding bassinets) Newborn INPATIENT ADMISSIONS Acute Long Term Care Extended Care and Discharge Planning Newborn Total PATIENT DAYS Acute Long Term Care Extended Care and Discharge Planning Newborn Total GCCUPANCY RATE - Based on average set up during the fiscal year Acute Extended Care AVERAGE LENGTH OF STAY (days) Acute Newborn EMERGENCY PATIENTS SERVICES Pharmacy (# of prescriptions) Dietary Meals Laundry (Pounds of Linen Processed) DIAGNOSTIC & TREATMENT SERVICES £ Shore News 720 401 319 36 14,855 220 225 1,568 16,668 122.497 10,488 116,054 7,289 46,589 206,950 929,934 6,176,833 OUTPATIENTS (2) and Referred-in 115,863 7,405 115,811 7,427 246,506 92% 99% 77 4.0 55,863 330,416 963,540 6,551,788 INPATIENTS (1) 9861981 19861991 j Laboratory - units (3) 2,555,327 2,458,708 2,255,753 2,150,826 tmaging - visits (4) 36,890 54,574 34,871 36,897 s Rehabilitation Medicine - units (5) 1,071,285 932,105 2,215,742 2,219,762 | Surgical Procedures 6,838 8,791 7,834 6,639 Minor Treatment 3,651 5,539 - Medical Day Care Visits 12,567 15,941 — b B Psychiatric Day/Night Care Visits 11,749 13,484 - Notes: (1) Inpatients ~those patients 2mitted to a hospital bed. (2) Gutpatients -those patients not admitted to a hospital bed, but who have undergone 4 treatment or diagnostic pro- cedure at the hospital. {3) Laboratory -includes laboratory, ECG & EEG. 1986 activity has been reported in 1991 unit equivalents. (4) imaging -includes Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, Ultrasound, Computerized Tomography and Cardiac Catheterization. (5) Rehabilitation Medicine -Physical and Occupational Therapy -- direct units only. The Lions Gate Hospital Report to the North Shore Community is produced annually by Lions Gate Hospital by the North Shore News. . Editor: Nancy Wickham. Design and photography: North STATEMENT OF OPERATING FUND REVENUE AND EXPENSES FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 1991 (in thousands of dollars) 199 REVENUE Approved Government Allocation 73,207 Amortization of Capitat Grants and Contributions 2,839 Sources Other than Government Funding - In-patient 4,733 Out-patient 4,361 Laundry 907 Cafeteria 7038 interest 506 Laboratory fees 185 Other 338 TOTAL REVENUE 87,784 EXPENDITURE Salaries and Wages $6,350 Fringe Benefits 9,262 Patient Care Supplies 2,968 Maintenance 2,663 General Support 2,866 Medical Fees 2,721 Medical and Surgical Supplies 2,260 Drugs 2,035 Dietary 1,792 Prosthesis 1,063 Linen Replacement and Supplies 425 Housekeeping 372 Contrast Media 221 Rent 101 Other 63 TOTAL EXPENSES 85,162 2,622 DEPRECIATION AND LOSS OF BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT (2,873) EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR (251) BALANCE SHEET AS AT MARCH 31, 1991 (In thousands of dollars) ASSETS 1993 CURRENT ASSETS Cash and Short Term investments 5,878 Accounts and Grants Receivable - Ministry of Health 1,849 Other 2,300 Supplies 980 Other Assets 248 11,255 RESTRICTED FUNDS 638 ) FIXED ASSETS 48,173 60,066 LIABILITIES AND EQUITY ACCOUNTS FAYABLE AND 5 ACCRUED LIABILITIES . 11,763 | ACCRUED SEVERANCE PAY 3,057 | DEFERRED CAPITAL GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS 47,683 f EQUITY (2,437) 60,066 1990 $ (Restated) 66,709 2.549 4,456 4,012 788 569 229 181 259 79,752 50,270 8,028 2,657 - 1,885 2,390 2,566 2,118 1,727 1,609 866 386 265 150 113 14 75,044 4,708 (2,672) 2,036 1990 $ (Restated) 2,623 2,913 2,083 1,037 156 6,812 639 47,559 57,010 9,744 2,950 46,502 (2,186) 57,010 Financial summaries are extracted from statements reported on by our auditors Coopers & Lybrand. Full a:‘ited statements are available for inspection during norma! business f...urs at the Hospital Administration offices. ane a a —