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Categories— TABLE IV—contd. Province—MADRAS.
  G=Government. SPECIAL HOSPITALS AND CLINICS.  
  MP=Municipal.
  DB=District Board. Table showing particulars of work and medical staff for 1937.
  P=Private.
  MN=Missionary.
Name of the hospital or
clinic and the place
where situated.		 Category
to which
the
Institution
belongs.		 Special
diseases
treated		 Number
of
beds if
any.		 Daily
average
number
of in-
patients.		 Daily
average
number
of out-
patients.		 Average
cost per
in-patient
per
month.		 Medical Staff. Nursing Staff.
Stipen-
diary.		 Honorary. Matrons. Sisters. Nurses.
            Rs. A. P.          
CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT—Contd.                          
L. W. Leper Settlement—contd.                          
  Poonamalle DB Leprosy .. .. 38.68   ..   1 .. .. .. ..
  Pulicat DB ,, .. .. 4.20   ..   1 .. .. .. ..
  Sathiavedi DB ,, .. .. 10.24   ..   1 .. .. .. ..
  Sembiam DB ,, .. .. 3.61   ..   1 .. .. .. ..
  Sriperambudur DB ,, .. .. 29.58   ..   1 .. .. .. ..
  Nagalapuram DB ,, .. .. 8.94   ..   1 .. .. .. ..
  Qummidipunchi DB ,, .. .. 2.42   ..   1 .. .. .. ..
  Tirukkalikundram DB ,, .. .. 28.00   ..   1 .. .. .. ..
  Tiruvathiyoor DB ,, .. .. 5.82   ..   1 .. .. .. ..
  Uttiramerur DB ,, .. .. 12.78   ..   1 .. .. .. ..
  Vengal DB ,, .. .. 68.31   ..   1 .. .. .. ..

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Indian Medical Review
DescriptionIndexed overview of medical history in India. Covers and contextualises notable discoveries on key diseases. Shows the achievements of medical institutions and scientists. Also contains tabular statistics about hospitals, dispensaries and clinics.
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