Annual report on mental hospitals : 1956.

Date:
1956
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Credit: Annual report on mental hospitals : 1956. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Statement No.VIXI. 19. Cash Accounts focsipts.—The following table shows the amount of receipts from paying patients, value of stores received from the manufacturing Department less the cost of raw materials, the Miscellaneous receipts and the total receipts for the period from 1st November 1956 to 31st December 1956 : — Former __ Bombay Kutch. Saurashtra. Vidarbha. Total. State. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Receipts from paying patients ... 79,320 ... 364 3,658 83,342 Value of stores received from Manufacturing 5,854 ... ... ... 5,854 Department less cost of raw materials. Miscellaneous receipts ... ... 2,928 ... ... 810 3,738 ■ —* — ■ — — ■ - ■ “ - • - ■ Total receipts ... 88,102 ... 364 4,468 92,934 20. Expenditure.—The gross expenditure on maintaining the Mental Hospitals of the former State of Bombay, Kufcch, Saurashtra and Vidarbha during the period from 1st November 1956 to 31st December 1956 and the net cost to Government . after deducting the receipts from the actual-expenditure were as under Mental Gross Net cost to Hospitals. expenditure. Government. Rs. Rs. Former State of Bombay • e © © • • 5,42,085 3,65,961 Kutch © • • 0 0# 1,683 1,683 Baurashtra 0»0 000 2,524 1,796 Vidarbha 000 000 31,599 23,473 Total ... 5,77,891 3,92,913 21. The following table shows the average cost per patient for two (2) months in the Mental Hospitals during the period under report :— Mental Hospital. Thana . Batnagiri Yeravda Ahmedabad Baroda Nagpur Saurashtra Kutch From 1st November 1956 to 31st December 1956, Rs. 101 61 134 84 121 51 157 153 The amount spent on original works (major and minor) at the Mental Hospitals are excluded from the expenditure in calculating the cost per patient. 22. Summarised reports of the Central Mental Hospital, Yeravda, and Mental Hospital, Nagpur, for the period from 1st November 1956 to 31st December 1956 are attached as Appendix to this report. D. P. SETHNA, Surgeon General with the Government of Bombay*