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Hampstead 1916

Report for the year 1916 of the Medical Officer of Health

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TOTALS.

Infirmaries and Workhouses84
Hospitals, Sanatoria, Nursing Homes, etc.158
M.A.B. Hospitals4
Asylums45
291

Violent Deaths (excluding Suicide).
32 deaths were classified under this heading as compared with
33 in 1915. Of these 2 were due to burns ; 9 to falls ; 5 to injuries
caused by being knocked down by vehicles ; 2 to drowning and 5 to
suffocation.
Suicide.
4 persons committed suicide as compared with 11 in 1915. In
1 case the cause of death was poisoning, 2 deaths were due to cutting
of the throat, and 1 to bullet wounds from a pistol.
Section B.
SANITARY ADMINISTRATION AND
CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE BOROUGH.
SANITARY INSPECTIONS, &c
1916
Number of Inspections 6626
„ Re-inspections 9585
„ Intimation Notices issued 567
„ Statutory Notices issued 395
Notifications sent to " Head Teachers " of Schools
respecting notified cases of infectious disease 271
Notifications sent to Medical Officers of Health of
other Boroughs respecting Hampstead children
attending schools in their districts 52
„ Notifications sent to " Head Teachers " of Schools
respecting cases of Measles 698