Treatment for Tuberculosis.
- A patient when treated for Tuberculosis in a recognised Sanatorium indicated in Annexure I as per advice of authorised medical attendant shall ... that it was necessary for the patient to proceed to a Tuberculosis Sanatorium for the treatment - (a) Sanatorium charges (which include charges for ordinary accommodation
scholarships; (xv) the construction, establishment, maintenance and improvement of hospitals dispensaries, sanatorium, leprosy asylums, lunatic asylums, orphanages rescue houses, maternity houses, child welfare centres, sarais ... municipality; (xxii) payment of contribution for the treatment at recognised sanatorium for the Municipal employees suffering from leprosy or tuberculosis; (xxiii) the improvement
construction, establishment, maintenance and development of hospitals, dispensaries, old age home, sanatorium, leprosy asylums and rescue house for the care of persons who are infirm
employee suffering from T.B. and being treated in recognised sanatorium can be granted extraordinary leave up to one year if the Medical Officer ... charge of his treatment in the sanatorium recommends grant of leave and if but for leave the employee would have continued in his post
servant is undergoing treatment for- (a) pulmonary tuberculosis either in a recognised sanatorium or at his residence under a tuberculosis specialist recognised as such
Orissa Legislative Assembly Members' (Medical Attendance) Rules, 1965
19. Government Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Temberam, Madras
Orissa Legislative Assembly Members' (Medical Attendance) Rules, 1965
27. Red Cross Sanatorium, Samli, Muree Hills
Legislative Assembly Members' (Medical Attendance) Rules, 1965
17. Union Mission Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Aregyevaram
Orissa Legislative Assembly Members' (Medical Attendance) Rules, 1965
24. Lady Linlithgow Sanatorium, Kasauli
Legislative Assembly Members' (Medical Attendance) Rules, 1965
49. Government Wellesly Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Bellary
