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Hampstead 1911

Report for the year 1911 of the Medical Officer of Health

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and the chief object of notification is to facilitate the provision of
skilled nursing. Of the five cases notified, one was already being
nursed by a trained nurse, and in three cases the valuable services of
the District Nurse were secured. All these cases made an excellent
recovery. The mother of one patient refuse the services of the
District Nurse, and as she shortly after left Hampstead I am unable to
give the result of this patient's illness.

SEVEN PRINCIPAL EPIDEMIC DISEASES.

DISEASE.WARDS.Totals.
No. 1 (Town)No. 2 (Belsize)No. 3 (Adelaide)No. 4 (Central)No. 5 (West End)No. 6 (Kilburn)No. 7 (Priory)
Small-pox
Measles42l13314
Scarlet Fever
Diphtheria and Membranous Croup71l2617
Whooping Cough1113
Fever112
Diarrhæa22127115
Totals14542517451

The death-rate from the seven principal epidemic diseases was therefore 0.59 per 1000 of the population.

Year.1902.1903.1904.1905.1903.1907.1908.1909.1910.1911.
Death-rate per 1000 of the population from the seven principal epi demic diseases.0.700.510.580.450.580.490.450.380.540.59