The alternative title to this would be
Something good that I read in SOB. [1]
In India, we use ‘elsewhere.’ As in ‘diagnosed elsewhere,’ ‘treated elsewhere,’ ’seen elsewhere,’ etc.
Most often it is used in a snobbish sense by doctors in Big Hospitals when referring to something that was done outside their institution - however big or small the other place may be.
Curiously (and I think many of my Indian colleagues will agree) the place is named if it happens to be someplace which the writer respects (or is in awe of), as in ‘diagnosed at AIIMS,’ ‘treated at CMC Vellore,’ etc.
I’m sure this will be the first of many future links to Kannan’s blog.
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[1] Some Other Blog.[2]
[2] In fact I’m so proud of my new creation that it has earned permanent status as a category 
I like your description and had never figured out what St. Elsewhere actually meant, so thank you.
Thanks Travelling Doc