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Contents CMC Statistics 2 Diagnostic Tests and Therapeutic Procedures 3 Outpatient Statistics in the Main Hospital 4 Geographical Distribution of Inpatients 6 Outreach 7 General Services 8 Medical Education 9 Fellowship Courses 10 College of Nursing 11 Allied Health Sciences 12 Members of the CMC Council - India 13 Overseas Member Churches and Organizations 13 Administrators 14 Heads of Units and Departments 15 Events 2012-2013 17 Awards and Honours 22 Invitation to Share 24 Contact Information 25 Acknowledgements 25 CMC Statistics Diagnostic Tests and Therapeutic Procedures Beds Inpatients Outpatients Births Outreach Diagnostic Tests Therapeutic Procedures Main Hospital 2,082 1,02,738 16,72,207 13,316 - Allergy Skin Testing 2,525 Anaesthetic Procedures (in OR) 31,367 Community Health and Development 130 12,077 90,848 3,307 76,919 Audiometries 15,305 Anaesthetic Procedures (outside OR) 9,827 Rural Unit for Health and Social Affairs 69 3,758 1,07,654 1,063 36,831 Biopsies 44,949 Antenatal Diagnosis by DNA Testing 129 Schell Eye Hospital 100 7,040 1,07,301 - 21,140 Bronchoscopy and Medical Thoracoscopy 2,156 Blood Transfusions 61,513 Low Cost Effective Care Unit 46 1,913 58,888 197 872 Cardiac Angiograms & Electrophysiology 3,087 Bone Marrow Transplants 193 Mental Health Centre 98 878 1,01,623 - - Cardiac Tests 535 Brachytherapy Procedures 336 Nambikkai Nilayam 24 104 4,102 - 187 Clinical Biochemistry Tests 39,53,163 CPAP 217 Rehabilitation Institute 83 519 - - 50 Clinical Pathology & Blood Bank Tests 58,36,664 Cardiac Interventions 2,215 Total 2,632 1,29,027 21,42,623 17,883 1,35,999 Clinical Pharmacology Tests 22,110 3D Conformal Radiotherapy 379 Cytology and FNAC 18,606 Dental Procedures 44,639 Daily in CMC Personnel Cystoscopies 2,587 Developmental Paediatric Assessment / Assistance 3,892 Outpatients* 6,957 Administrative Staff 813 CT Scans 37,619 Developmental Paediatric Therapy 5,823 Inpatients* 2,165 Chaplains 14 ECG 93,950 Dermatology Procedures 13,105 Laboratory Tests** 34,293 Doctors 1,335 ECHO 41,259 Electroconvulsive Therapy 1,313 Radiologic Tests** 1,960 Engineering Staff & Artisans 76 EEG 7,118 Eye Operations 7,777 Operations* 161 Housekeeping Staff and Attenders 1,505 EMG 6,473 Intensity Modulated RT and Image Guided RT 288 Births* 49 Library Staff 19 ENT Scopies 15,774 Kidney Dialysis Treatments 28,802 Daily Running Expenses (Rs.) Rs.1,72,53,597 Nurses 2,364 ENT Diagnostic Procedures 16,283 Pharmacists 199 Kidney Transplants 75 *All Departments ** Main Hospital Gait and Video Analysis 193 Social Workers 37 Medicines Dispensed (Pharmacy) 1,02,19,734 Holter Monitoring 2,320 Teaching Staff (Non-Medical) and Nuclear Medicine Therapy 463 MRI Scans 32,149 Technical Staff 1,825 Occupational Therapy Treatments 1,95,254 Total 8,187 Mammography 2,921 Operations (Main, Centenary Operations Microbiology and Serology Tests 4,60,211 Theatres and Day Care) 35,139 Cost of Services Nuclear Medicine Studies 9,183 Physiotherapy Treatments 2,46,718 Major Expenses Plain X-rays 4,04,859 Running expenses 2012-2013 Rs. 629 crores Prosthetic and Orthotic Appliances 23,524 Pulmonary Function Tests 28,218 Cost for infrastructure development Rs. 94 crores Respiratory Therapy Procedures 2,742 Pulmonary Diagnostic Tests 3,377 Speech Therapy 7,808 Important Areas of Subsidy (2012-2013) Radiographs (Dental) 13,635 Stereotactic Radiosurgery and Therapy 144 Subsidised health care Rs. 106 crores Sleep Studies 756 Educational subsidy Rs. 49 crores Ultrasound guided Thoracic Procedures 276 Special Radiographic and DSA Procedures 14,778 Urological Procedures 809 Sources of Income (2012-2013) Treadmill 5,903 Patient fees 97.97% Ultrasound and Colour Doppler 97,515 Student fees 0.65% Uroflowmetry 11,928 Contribution from supporting churches and other organizations 1.38% Virology Tests 2,95,000 Grants from PTP Fund Rs.1,12,74,554/- 2 3 Outpatient Statistics In The Main Hospital Service Outpatients Service Outpatients Service Outpatients Service Outpatients Amputee Clinic 1026 Education Guidance Clinic 8 Neuro Surgery 2 11145 Psoriasis Clinic 47 Anaesthesia 7465 Endo-diabetes 25206 Neurology 34524 Psychiatry 1 4562 Andrology 1528 Endocrine & Neurosurgery 21 Nuclear Medicine Clinic 3043 Psychiatry 2 4933 Asthma Clinic 2003 Endocrine Surgery Clinic 13995 Obstetrics & Gynaecology 1 24442 Pulmonary Medicine 37692 Audio Vestibular Clinic 6158 Endocrinology 41304 Obstetrics & Gynaecology 2 17843 Radiation Therapy 1 13894 Brain Injury Clinic 1834 ENT 1 23434 Obstetrics & Gynaecology 3 36227 Radiation Therapy 2 14790 Brain Injury Mela 236 ENT 2 19290 Obstetrics & Gynaecology 4 21952 Reproductive Medicine 13624 Cardiology EP Clinic (EPC) 2062 ENT 3 22609 Obstetrics & Gynaecology 5 30251 Rheumatology Clinic 28857 Cardiology 1 25874 Epilepsy 5425 Ortho 3 Trauma 5283 S.S.H.S. 48082 Cardiology 2 29615 Female Continence Clinic 217 Orthopaedics 1 20797 S2 (Colorectal) 13219 Cardiology 3 25086 Fracture Clinic 1 3894 Orthopaedics 2 37330 Spinal Cord Injury Mela 378 Cardiology Clinic Chittoor 261 Gastroenterology 54683 Orthopaedics 3 32340 Spinal Disorders Surgery 27086 Casualty 44702 Genetic Counselling 71 Osteoporosis & Metabolic 197 Spon.arth & Crystal.arth 792 Cerebral Palsy Clinic 318 Geriatric & Dementia 17584 Paed. Asthma 2957 Stroke Clinic 1231 Chest Pain Unit 1781 Haematology 29232 Paed. Casualty 21927 Surgery 1 15868 Child & Adol. Psychiatry 1459 Haemophilia 268 Paed. Chronic Renal Failure 11 Surgery 1 Chittoor 215 Child Health 1 25308 Hand Research 19701 Paed. Dermatology 6953 Surgery 3 13752 Child Health 2 25949 Hansen’s Disease Clinic 364 Paed. Endocrinology 6699 Surgery 4 14213 Child Health 3 25901 Heart Failure Clinic 18 Paed. ENT1 4356 Surgery 4 Chittoor 423 Child Kidney Care Clinic 177 Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary 7923 Paed. ENT2 7015 Thoracic 1 1725 Chittoor Clinic 15693 Hepatology 23432 Paed. ENT3 3628 Thoracic 2 1290 Chittoor Dermatology Clinic 15 High Risk Infant Clinic 2897 Paed. Nephrology 7195 Thoracic 3 579 Chittoor ENT Clinic 297 ID Referral Clinic 7442 Paed. Neurology 8101 Thyroid Clinic 671 Chittoor Eye Clinic 208 Infectious Disease Clinic 5099 Paed. Oncology 7897 Uro Transplants Clnic 634 Chittoor Medicine 4 Clinic 724 Irritable Bowel Disease 432 Paed. Orthopaedics 13458 Urology 1 23110 Clin. Toxicology & Occp. 46 Ida Scudder Citizen’s Clinic 30463 Paed. Rheumatology 2370 Urology 2 25209 Clubfoot Clinic (CTEV) 1708 Liver Clinic Chittoor 469 Paed. Surgery 1 8690 Vascular Surgery 10747 Cochlear Implant 9 Lupus & Vasculitis Clinic 895 Paed. Surgery 2 10140 Wellness Clinic (Med 4) 136 Combined Care Clinic 69 Lymphoma And Leukemia 6839 Paediatric Infectious Disease 119 Young Adult Diabetes 2198 Conf. (Nuc. Med) 129 Medical Genetics 1815 Pain Clinic 412 Total 16,72,207 Cosmetic Dermatology Clinic 954 Medical Oncology 13833 Palliative Care Clinic 3276 Dental 1 14907 Medicine 1 47612 Pancreatic Clinic 1752 Dental 2 19641 Medicine 2 38783 Pemphigus And Bullous Disease 6 Dermatology 1 27837 Medicine 3 42722 Perinatal Clinic 299 Dermatology 2 29711 Medicine 4 15888 Pituitary Clinic 1203 Developmental Paediatrics 5718 Menopause Clinic 955 Plastic Surgery 1 3624 Diabetic Foot Clinic 947 Neonatalogy 12984 Plastic Surgery 2 4585 Diabetes Clinic 2084 Nephrology 1 17800 PMR 1 7277 Diabetes Ophthalmology 1484 Nephrology 2 13402 PMR 2 6745 Dots Clinic 1337 Neuro Muscular 1153 Post Partum 714 Early Arthritis Clinic 876 Neuro Surgery 1 12168 4 5 Geographical Distribution of Inpatients Outreach Low Cost Effective Care Unit (LCECU) Rural Unit for Health and Social Affairs (RUHSA) No. of Beds 46 Base Hospital Statistics Outpatients 58,888 Outpatients 107,654 Inpatients 1,913 Psychiatric Clinic Visits 1,468 Births 197 Diabetic Clinic Visits 3,344 Patients in Outreach Clinics 872 Dental Clinic Visits 1,613 Jammu & Kashmir Home Visits 532 ID Clinic Visits 380 10 Inpatients 3,758 Himachal Pradesh Community Health and Development (CHAD) 2 Surgeries 824 Punjab Home Visits 66,483 22 Total deliveries 1,063 Arunachal Pradesh Maternal and Child Health 10,378 Uttarakhand Sikkim Chandigarh 268 Tubectomies 597 6 92 Morbidity Clinic 31,249 16 Outreach Programme Leprosy Programme 1,310 Haryana Morbidity Clinic Visits 31,608 28 Jawadhi Hills Programme 10,436 Home Visits 3,045 RHD Programme 1,586 Delhi Cervical Cancer Screening 974 45 Psychiatric Programme 1,381 Assam Oral Health Camps Care 357 Uttar Pradesh 1221 Epilepsy Programme 2,591 Rajasthan 214 Eye Care Camps 290 Bihar TB Programme 302 50 Nagaland OT Care 485 1502 112 Base Hospital Statistics Community Education Programmes 72 Outpatients 90,848 Training Workshops Participants Jharkhand Manipur Inpatients 12,077 5730 134 Integrated Health Development 1316 Mizoram Births 3,307 Gujarat Madhya Pradesh 241 General Principles of Management 200 56 Caesarean Sections 562 247 Tripura Primary Health Care (Rural Medical Chattisgarh 553 Nursery Admissions 752 661 Orissa Assistants from Chattisgarh) 242 Meghalaya Ultrasound Scans 2,158 659 535 Tubectomies 828 West Bengal 14128 Maharashtra College of Nursing Community Health (CONCH) 153 Clinics Patients Home Visits CONCH 1,399 12,262 27,876 Urban 722 16,570 19,468 Andhra Pradesh 10447 Special Programmes General Health Camp - Arogya Jatra 1 437 - Geriatric Clinics 12 199 - Karnataka Health Education cum Action Projects 4 - - Goa 847 14 Combined Care Clinics at Tertiary Care Centre 35 59 - NSS Health Camp 1 371 - Puducherry Eye Camp 4 268 - Andaman & Nicobar 121 School Health Camp 2 257 - Lakshwadeep Tamil Nadu Islands 2 61167 46 HIV Awareness Camp 2 19 - Diabetic Screening Programme 1 10
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    A CRUSADER IN KASHMIR DR. ARTHUR NEVE AS MAJOR IN THE R.A .nl.C. A CRUSADER IN KASHMIR 'BEING THE LIFE OF 'DR .ARTHUR NEVE, WI'l'H AN .ACCOUNT OF THE {MEDICAL {MISSIONARr WORK OF TWO 'BROTHERS fs I'l'S LATER 'DEVELOPMEN'l'S DOWN TO THE PRESENT 'DAr BY ERNEST F. NEVE, M.D. C.M., F.R.C.S.E. Author of "Beyond the Pir Panjal," &c., Cl'C, WITH ILLUSTRATIONS London Seeley, Service & Co. Limited 196 Shaftesbury Avenue 1928 Printed in Great Britain by The Rinrside Press Limited Edinburgh TO THE UNDYING MEMORY OF ARTHUR NEVE FOR THIRTY-FOUR YEARS HEAD OF THE KASHMIR MEDICAL MISSION THIS VOLUME IS DEDICATED CONTENTS CHAPTER I PAGR ARTHUR NEVE-EARLY DAYS 17 CHAPTER II EVOLUTION OF A MEDICAL MISSION CHAPTER III A PRACTICAL IDEALIST • 33 CHAPTER IV ARTHUR NEVE, PIONEER e!f TRAVELLER 43 CHAPTER V THE CAMPAIGN EXTENDED 49 CHAPTER VI ' LAST YEARS OF SERVICE • 61 CHAPTER VII MEDICAL MISSIONS : THEIR UTILITY e!f INFLUENCE 68 CHAPTER VIII MEDICAL MISSIONS: THEIR PLACE e!f POWER 77 CHAPTER IX THE KASHMIR MISSION HOSPITAL . CHAPTER X IN THE WARDS . 99 CHAPTER XI FULL SPEED AHEAD 108 7 Contents CHAPTER XII PAGlt THE PROBLEM OF LEPROSY n9 CHAPTER XIII Is LEPROSY CONTAGIOUS? 128 CHAPTER XIV CAN LEPERS BE CLEANSED? 134 CHAPTER XV AMONGST THE VILLAGES , 141 CHAPTER XVI A LAND OF RIVERS & MOUNTAIN PASSES 154 CHAPTER XVII A MOUNTAIN CLIMB 169 CHAPTER XVIII FURTHER AFIELD 177 CHAPTER XIX NEAR THE ROOF OF THE WORLD. 190 CHAPTER XX Arns & ACHIEVEMENTS 204 INDEX :216 8 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Dr Arthur Neve as Major in the R.A.M.C.