On the estimation of hospital cost: the approach



A detailed break up, if available, as given below, would be of use for an examination of the disaggregated
pattern of expenditure.

1. Medicines

2.Chemicals

3. Medical Gases

4. Films & Chemicals for X-ray unit

5. Uniforms & Hospital Linen

6. Consumable stores - Hospital items

7. Other Consumables

8. Hospital Expenses

9. Inpatient Diet

10. Laboratory Expenses

11. Salaries & Allowances

12. Honorarium to Visiting doctors

13. Leave salary & Pension Contribution

14. Medical benefit to staff

15. Contribution to provident fund

16. Travelling expenses

17. Expenses for visiting Faculties

18. Home travel and Leave travel concession

19. Group Gratuity Insurance

20. Postage, telephone & Telegram

21. Printing & Stationary

22. Advertisement

23. Recruitment expenses

24. Electricity & Water charges

25. Freight, Insurance and Handling charges

26. Vehicle maintenance expenses

27. Bank charges & commission

28. Taxes & License

29. Repairs & Maintenance of Equipments

30.     "                Buildings

31.    "                  Others

32. Staff training expenses

33. Animal research lab.expenses

34. Other expenses

35. Bonus & Festival allowances

36. Tools, Glasswares and Instruments-consumed

37. Contribution to pension fund

38. Contribution to sinking fund

39. Customs duty paid

40. Expenses for symposium

41. Others (specify)

II Information on Revenue Receipts

1. Inpatient charges

2. Investigation charges

3. Registration charges

4. Excess of Income over Expenditure (subsidy)

5. Others (specify)



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