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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Hampstead 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hampstead Borough]

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Cases for sanatoria through the London County Council have
been got away without undue waiting and we are grateful to the
officers in charge of the Department for their help and consideration
in this respect.
Miss Harrison, Secretary to the Invalid Children's Aid Association,
has, as usual, been of great service in getting children to the
country when necessary.

Table: In the following tabular statement some idea may be gained of the work done in connection with the Dispensary since its inception :—

In the following tabular statement some idea may be gained of the work done in connection with the Dispensary since its inception :—

Year.No. of New Applicants.No. of New Applicants treated.No. of Contacts examined.Total Attendances of all kinds.
1913 1st Feb. to 31st Dec.| 4551912042808
19144551181951913
1915308146158899
19162301651001519
19173831831131682
19183711051241821
191929685571543
19203842211122625
19214791271922327
19224451132231738
19234221201991534
19243651111511601
. 1925299811281359
1926262931121154
192722373751184
192822066771132
192920956551020
19301975248934
1931304901051160
193221747901029
193326055621203
193423050711140

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I have to thank the Dispensary Staff for their efficient and keen
work, and Dr. Oldershaw, our Medical Officer of Health, for his help
and co-operation.
A. J. SCOTT PINCHIN,
M.D. (LOND.), F.R.C.P. (LOND.).