pokok hiasan di potong rapi ...
landskap pokok lama di jaga ...
landskap baru di pelbagai corak ....
pokok baru yang di bajai ....
Sunday 25 January 2015
Friday 23 January 2015
FMS : Kenali Bangunan ACC ...
Ambulatory Care Centre (20 March, 2013)
The Ambulatory Care Centre (ACC) is one of the more recent additions to the Penang Hospital. Completed in November, 2006, this six-storey building includes a parking lot and underpass on the ground floor. It faces Residency Road
Among the units at the ACC include the dengue ward, clinics for diabetes, psychiatry and hepatitis, among others
Ambulatory Care Centre (20 March, 2013)
Getting there
There is a bus stop in front of the Ambulatory Care Centre along Residency Road. It is served by Rapid Penang bus 10, 304 and 306.
FMS HPP : Kerja-kerja cat road kerb selesai ...
kerb yang di cat semula ...
canteekk...
que puteh... baru la putih....
warna lebih ceria ...
Thursday 22 January 2015
FMS : Penang GH others Komplex
Penang Hospital Complex
- Ambulatory Care Centre
- Drive Through Pharmacy
- Maternity Hospital
- Penang Medical College
- Trainee Nurse Hostel
Nearby Sights
Penang General Hospital (8 March 2009)
FMS HPP : Dari Rakyat Untuk Rakyat ....
kerja sampai malam...
overhaul ambulan....demi untuk rakyat ...
FMS : Tugu Peringatan Penubuhan HPP ...
Donors Memorial
The Donors Memorial commemorates the various donors for the establishment of the original Paupers Hospital. Among the donors include Rama V Chulalongkorn, King of Siam (1868-1910), who presented the industrial shed to the hospital on 24 May, 1880. Both the Tua Pek Kong Kongsi and the Ghee Hin Kongsi also donated, as did various eminent personalities such as Tan Beng Swee, Noordin Yousoof, Ghulam Meydin Merican and various members of the Merican clan. Oh Yean3 Heng and Gan Kim Swee chipped in to provide funding for construction of the surrounding walls and ward of the hospital.
Donors Memorial, Penang General Hospital (5 July, 2013)
Donors Memorial, Penang General Hospital (8 March 2009)
FMS : Aging Meeting Mingguan ..
kusyuk tengok aging...
aging banyak..sapa punya punca ???
kalau lagu neh tiap2 minggu..
aging tak dak...keja pun x dak ....
FMS : AJT Become To Post Natal Ward ...
The General Hospital building dates back to 1882. Within the grounds of the hospital stands a monument commemorating the donars to the hospital, which count among them both the Ghee Hin as well as Tua Pek Kong Kongsi in 1879 - a rare show of cooperation between two otherwise antagonistic societies that fought each other just a decade before, Tan Beng Swee, Noordin and Shaik Yousoof, various members of the Merican family, and even the King of Siam. At that time, there was racial segregation. Hence Europeans and non-Europeans had separate wards. The Ghee Hin Society further donated the land on which the hospital stands.
The Pauper Hospital became known as the North-East District Hospital in 1906. The relocation and construction of the Penang General Hospital complex dates from as early as the 1920's. Many of the roads laid out in the vicinity of the hospital during that period were also named after the doctors heading the various departments there, among them Ross Road andTull Road. The original building eventually made way for the Nurses hostel, which was constructed in 1930.
Post-Natal Ward, Penang General Hospital (5 July, 2013)
Another view of the Ambulatory Care Centre (8 March 2009)
The Maternity Hospital, Dental Hospital and Children's Hospital were added to the complex in the 20th century, and are located on the Sepoy Lines Road side of Jalan Residensi.
The Pauper Hospital became known as the North-East District Hospital in 1906. The relocation and construction of the Penang General Hospital complex dates from as early as the 1920's. Many of the roads laid out in the vicinity of the hospital during that period were also named after the doctors heading the various departments there, among them Ross Road andTull Road. The original building eventually made way for the Nurses hostel, which was constructed in 1930.
Post-Natal Ward, Penang General Hospital (5 July, 2013)
Another view of the Ambulatory Care Centre (8 March 2009)
The Maternity Hospital, Dental Hospital and Children's Hospital were added to the complex in the 20th century, and are located on the Sepoy Lines Road side of Jalan Residensi.
FMS HPP : Ke arah hospital 5 bintang ???
water jet & clorine used ...
penyelenggaraan tahap 5 bintang ...
sebelum cucian ...
selepas cucian ...
FMS HPP : Kenal Block B @ CSB ...
Block B
Block B is the new wing. After it was completed in the early 1990s, the main registration desk of the hospital was moved here.
Block B foyer, Penang General Hospital (5 July, 2013)
Block B, Penang Hospital (20 March, 2013)
FMS HPP - Kenali Block A ...
Block A
Block A is the original main block of the Penang General Hospital.
Block A, Penang General Hospital (5 July, 2013)
Another view of Block A, Penang General Hospital (8 March 2009)
FMS : Kerja-kerja mencuci longkang ...
bagi mengelakkan air bertakung
longkang-longkang di cuci secara rutin...
selain longkang kelihatan bersih...
ia juga mengelakkan nyamuk aedes membiak...
kerja-kerja dengan menggunakan water jet ...
longkang sekitar bangunan di pastikan bersih ...
FMS HPP : Wilayah Hospital Pulau Pinang ...
Layout of the Penang General Hospital
The oldest portion of the hospital is Block
, which is behind the car park for medical specialists. Behind Block A is the low-lying Block 
. This is now the main administrative building of the hospital. Its various parts include the outpatient clinic and the emergency unit. There are ground-level public car parks (
) in front of Block B. Facing Western Road is Block 
, which is in fact older than Block B.
A new addition to the hospital is the Ambulatory Care Centre (
), located north of Block B and connected to it via a sheltered passageway. Jalan Hospital, the main road through the complex, runs under the centre.
Facing Tull Road are newer additions to the Penang Hospital. They include the Northern Territory Forensic Medical Centre
and a multi-storey public car park 
. Across Tull Road is the Department of Chemistry 
, which offers auxiliary support to the hospital.
There are nurse hostels as well as staff hostels all around the hospital complex, along Residency Road, Western Road and Jalan Lim Khoon Huat. This includes the Penang Hospital Quarters along Western Road and Kuarters Anggota Kesihatanalong Jalan Lim Khoon Huat. Across Residency Road is the Maternity Hospital
and the Penang Nursing College 
while along Sepoy Lines Road is the Children's Dental Centre 
, Dental Training College 
and the Penang Medical College 
.
View Penang General Hospital in a larger map
The oldest portion of the hospital is Block
, which is behind the car park for medical specialists. Behind Block A is the low-lying Block . This is now the main administrative building of the hospital. Its various parts include the outpatient clinic and the emergency unit. There are ground-level public car parks () in front of Block B. Facing Western Road is Block , which is in fact older than Block B.A new addition to the hospital is the Ambulatory Care Centre (
), located north of Block B and connected to it via a sheltered passageway. Jalan Hospital, the main road through the complex, runs under the centre.Facing Tull Road are newer additions to the Penang Hospital. They include the Northern Territory Forensic Medical Centre
and a multi-storey public car park . Across Tull Road is the Department of Chemistry , which offers auxiliary support to the hospital.There are nurse hostels as well as staff hostels all around the hospital complex, along Residency Road, Western Road and Jalan Lim Khoon Huat. This includes the Penang Hospital Quarters along Western Road and Kuarters Anggota Kesihatanalong Jalan Lim Khoon Huat. Across Residency Road is the Maternity Hospital
and the Penang Nursing College while along Sepoy Lines Road is the Children's Dental Centre , Dental Training College and the Penang Medical College .View Penang General Hospital in a larger map
History of the Penang General Hospital
The Penang General Hospital traces its history to the Pauper's Hospital started by Mun Ah Foo, a leader of the Ghee Hin Society in circa 1854. The aim of the hospital was to provide healthcare to the poor and needy as well as rehabiliation for opium smokers. After Mun Ah Foo had passed on, the Pauper's Hospital continued to be managed by a committee headed by Governor Archibald Anson, with representations from the Chinese clan associations, guilds and other pillars of 19th century society. During this period, the Leper Hospital was relocated to Pulau Jerejak, where it functioned until the mid 20th century.
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