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HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES UNDER THE CONTROL OR SUPERVISION OF THE POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.

Name of Hospital or
Dispensary.		 By whom
maintained.		 Medical
Staff.		 No. of
beds.		 Daily average
number of		 Total number of
patients treated
during 1937		 Total number of
operations performed
during 1937.		 Approximate population
and area served by hospital
or dispensary.		 Common diseases
found.
In-
patients.		 Out-
patients.		 In-
patients.		 Out-
patients.		 Major. Minor. Population. Area.
BUNDELKHAND.                        
Civil Hospital, Nowgong Crown
Representative
and Indian
States.		 R. S. 1
S. A. S. 2.		 98 57.33 199.64 1,834 28,497 521 769 14,58,238 Neighbouring
States and part
of U. P.		 Malaria, Tuberculo
sis, Vesical Calculi,
Venereal Diseases,
Cataract.
INDORE.                        
Residency Hospital, Indore. C. R. Six 12 7.37 61.25 179 10,040 1 155 4,390 1.55
sq. miles.		  
Malwa Bhil Corps Hospital,
Indore.		 C. R. and
Regimental
Funds.		 S. A. S. 1.
and R. S. in
visiting
medical
charge.		 32 1.0 60.0 403 21,900   20 1,600    
Central India Agency, Jail
Hospital, Indore.		 C. R. S. A. S. 1 16 3.35 25.92 129 9,463 1 60 300    
The Daly College Hospital,
Indore.		 College S. A. S. 1 8 0.4 18.0 180 2,441   25 400    
Roberts Nursing Home,
Indore.		 Aided by C. R. R. S. 1
and K. E.
Hospital
Staff.		 8 8.38 1.11 90 422 3 15      
King Edward Hospital,
Indore.		 Do. 14 238 234.2 244.7 4,002 89,300 929 5,123 5,00,000 20,000
sq. miles.		 Malaria, Pneumonia
and Tuberculosis.
HYDERABAD (Deccan).                        
King Edward Memorial
Hospital, Secunderabad.		 Local Fund 12 268 241.59 503.61 8,875 74,769 421 4,039 1,20,801   Malaria, Diseases of
Digestive system,
Bronchitis, Dysen-
tery and Enteric
Fever,

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Indian Medical Review
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