_CHAPTER II._ CONSTRUCTION AND MANAGEMENT OF A LYING-IN INSTITUTION AND TRAINING SCHOOL FOR MIDWIVES AND MIDWIFERY NURSES 72 I. CONSTRUCTION OF A LYING-IN INSTITUTION 74 1. _How many Beds to a Ward?_ 74 TABLE XVI.—_Proposed Registry of Midwifery Cases_ 75 2. _How many Wards to a Floor?_ 76 3. _How many Floors to a Pavilion (Hut or Cottage)?_ 76 _How many Beds to a Pavilion or Hut?_ 76 _How many Pavilions or Huts to a Lying-in Institution?_ 76 4. _How much Space to the Bed?_ 77 _The Delivery Ward_ 77 5. _How many Windows to a Bed?_ 78 6. _What are Healthy Walls, and Ceilings, and Floors?_ 78 7. _What is a Healthy and Well-lighted Delivery Ward?_ 79 8. _Scullery, Lavatory, W.C._ 81 9. _How to ventilate Lying-in Wards_ 83 10. _Furniture, Bedding, Linen_ 84 11. _Water supply, Drainage, Washing_ 85 12. _Medical Officer’s Room and Waiting-Room_ 85 13. _Segregation Ward_ 86 14. _Kitchen_ 86 SITE 86 II. MANAGEMENT 90 _First Rule of Good Management_ 90 _Second Rule of Good Management_ 91 _Third Rule of Good Management_ 93 III. TRAINING SCHOOL FOR MIDWIVES 94 DESCRIPTION OF SKETCH-PLANS OF PROPOSED INSTITUTION 100 _A Lying-in Institution For 40 beds (32 to 36 occupied), with a training school for 30 pupil Midwives and Nurses_ 102 APPENDIX: MIDWIFERY AS A CAREER FOR EDUCATED WOMEN 105 LIST OF PLANS. NO. 1. QUEEN CHARLOTTE’S LYING-IN HOSPITAL, LONDON _to face page_ 38 2. WOODEN LYING-IN HUT IN COLCHESTER CAMP „ 44 3. PLAN OF A LYING-IN WARD, FOUR BEDS „ 100 4. PLAN OF A LYING-IN FLOOR, FOUR ONE-BED ROOMS „ 101 5. PLAN OF A LYING-IN INSTITUTION FOR 40 (32 TO 36 OCCUPIED) BEDS, WITH TRAINING SCHOOL FOR 30 PUPIL MIDWIVES „ 104 NOTES ON LYING-IN INSTITUTIONS.