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dent and all the vaccination staff are well reported on. The former vaccinated
162 children only. The inspection report of the Civil Surgeon has one pecu-
liarity. He actually finds that the vaccinators have underrated their own success.
This is rather a novel feature in the annals of vaccination.
Vaccination staff 4 (and one temporary vaccinator),1 Native Superinten-
dent. Average number of operations performed by each 3,898.
Statement showing inspections performed by Civil Surgeons and Native
Superintendents during the year 1881-82.
Districts.
Saugor ...
Damch ...
Jubbulpore ...
Narsinghpur ...
Hoshangabad ...
Nimar ...
Mandla ...
Bitul ...
Chhindwara ...
Seom ...
Balaghat ...
Bhandara ...
Nagpur ...
Wardha ...
Chanda ...
Raipur ...
Bilaspur ...
Sambalpur ...
Total
Number of
days out on
tour.
By Civil Surgeon.
40
42
40
56
26
54
31
38
65
19
10
32
18
43
... 10
40
31
593
By Native Superinten-
dent
150
148
127
146
]35
150
129
147
133
]71
127
107
135
154
135
183
132
2,409
Number of
villages in-
spected.
By Civil Surgeon.
235
238
186
400
141
249
359
293
305
123
86
127
86
177
... 77
122
239
3,443
By Native Superinten-
dent
590
592
598
659
664
461
424
451
1,019
372
652
259
538
585 ...
938 ...
910
363
1,075
Number of vac-
cinated persons
inspected.
By Civil Surgeon.
4,477
3,890
1,697
5,690 ...
2,213
3,988
6,091
2,398
3,587 ...
1,578
1,418
2,103
1,675
1,675 ...
...
1,838 ...
2,160 ...
9,551
56,239
By Native Superinten¬
dent.
10,231
9,936
6,693
9,910
8,648
7,409
7,412
3,633
...
13,004
6,858
8,825
5,272
7,752
6,956
19,326
18,823
11,267
161,955
Number of suc-
cessful cases
seen.
By Civil Surgeon.
4,259
3,823
1,884
5,498
1,790
3,449
5,928
2,070
3,309
1,329
1,406
2,003
1,526
1,539
.
1,588
1,941
9,534
52,376
By Native Superinten-
dent.
9,444
9,770
5,923
9,378
7,526
7,003
7,198
2,961
10,556
6,075
8,727
4,338
7,346
6,705
17,137
14,630
11,195
145,918
Percentage of success as seen on
inspection by Civil Surgeon
95.13
93.23
84.03
96.62
79.80
86.48
97.32
79.67
92.25
84.22
97.09
95.24
91.10
91.88
86.39
89.86
99.82
93.13
Percentage of success as returned
by vaccinators.
98.41
98.89
97.11
99.62
97.53
96.67
98.72
97.80
99.75
97.24
98. 29
98.60
97.97
95.22
95.11
96.60
93.70
98.88
97.40
Percentange of success on inspection
by Native
Superintendent.
92.30
98.33
88.49
94.63
87.03
94.52
97.11
81.59
81.17
88.58
98.88
82.28
94.76
96.43
88.67
77.72
99.36
90.09
27.The number of days in the aggregate spent on tour by Civil Surgeons
is somewhat less, and that by Native Superintendents considerably more than in the
56,239/59,611
previous year.The number of children inspected was by Civil Surgeons 56,239/59,611
by Native Superintendents 161,955/124,394; the denominators in each case represent
the numbers inspected in the previous year.
The Civil Surgeons of Saugor, Jubbulpore, Nagpur, and Raipur did no
inspection : the inspections put down to each of these having been performed by
Assistant Surgeons specially appointed for the duty. In the three cases first
named the officers concerned were unable from the nature of their duties to leave
head-quarters ; bat in the case of the Civil Surgeon of Raipur no such excuse
would appear to exist. In the early part of the season the Deputy Commissioner
states that tents were not available on account of the disturbances at Kalahandi,
but that subsequently the Civil Surgeon could have been relieved of his duties at
the Jail so as to enable him to go out on inspection duty had he wished to do so.
In Chanda no inspection was done by the Civil Surgeon, the reason assigned
being that " as I did not join my appointment till January, consequently no
" inspection has been done by the Civil Surgeon this year."
Inasmuch as the vaccination season did not terminate till the end of March
there was ample time left for inspection in his case. The officers who spent the
longest time in camp were the Civil Surgeons of Chhindwara, Narsinghpur,