Triennial report on the civil hospitals and dispensaries in the Bombay Province.

  • Bombay (India)
Date:
[1944]
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Credit: Triennial report on the civil hospitals and dispensaries in the Bombay Province. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Statement B. 34. The following table shows the distribution of Medical Officers (including morary Medical Officers) Nurses, Midwives, Dais and compounders in ther reral classes of institutions and the Subsidised Medical Practitioners employed the Province under the Rural Medical Relief Scheme, during the year 1944 d the Provincial totals for the last two years in this triennium, the mean for » triennium under report and for the last triennium :—- Class of Institutions. Medical Officers. Nurses. Mid-wives. Dais. Com¬ pounders. 3s I—State Public 374 570 24 16 76 ss II—State Special 17 ] 17 1 9 ss III—Local and Municipal Funds. 452 306 „ 165 60 391 bs IV—Private aided 04 65 69 12 38- ss V—Private Non- aided 283 210 ■ 70 19 96. iss VI—Railways 91 * 30 1 3 65<> ss VII—Subsidised 283 bal, 1944 1,564 1,198 329 111 677' tal, 1943 1,597 1,212 285 91 665- tal, 1942 1,587 1,302 314 90 680 an for the triennium— 1942-1944 1,583 1,237 343 74 674 1939-1941 1,336 1,031 . 257 75 * 616 Statement C. >. The following table shows the number of indoor and outdoor patients treated the State Public, Municipal and Local Funds and Private-aided Hospitals .d Dispensaries of the Bombay Province. Their daily average number, death