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The Institute of Medical Sciences and Sum Hospital (IMS and SUM Hospital) is the medical school of the Siksha 'O' Anusandhan in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. This institute gained permission in 2007 from National Medical Commission to start the MBBS courses in medical stream.
With this, the hospital stayed inches away from creating a world record. [19] AMRI Hospital Bhubaneswar successfully completed its first cadaveric kidney transplantation on 26 February 2020. [20] AMRI Hospital in Kolkata Introduces 'Virtual Visiting Hours' for Coronavirus patients, aims to make contact With kin easy amid lockdown. [21]
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So, a new sprawling campus was designed, complete with the main college building, a hospital building, hostels and staff quarters. Construction began on 12 February 1961. On completion of the work in 1966, the college was moved to the new campus and finally received MCI approval in 1967.
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Capital Hospital, a flagship hospital of Govt. of Odisha, started in 1954 with 60 beds, on 20 acres of land at the centre of Temple city Bhubaneswar. It is the biggest peripheral hospital in the State. Around 10-12 lakhs of people of Bhubaneswar, along with adjacent districts like Khordha, Nayagarh, Puri & adjoining areas depend on it.
The Central Library is one of the referral medical libraries in the state of Odisha. It has been declared as a resource library in the Eastern Region by Govt. of India in the year 1993.The Central Library,SCB Medical College And Hospital, Cuttack is located in the Academic Block of Sri Ramchandra Bhanja Medical College and Hospital, Cuttack.
The site where the hospital has been located since Pakistani independence was before 1947 a centre for treatment of socially transmitted diseases. After 1947, it was converted to a centre for skin and social hygiene and treatment of lepers. The 50-bed hospital for treatment of skin diseases was established in the 1990s. [3]