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Lewisham 1956

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

Published
1957
Pages
80
Tables
54

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54 tables in this report

  • Page 12
    Causes of death at different periods The following table shows the causes of and Table
    Code No.Causes of deathNett deaths at the subjoined age of " residents " whether occurring within or without the borough
    MALESTotal persons (i.e., incl. table opp.)
    All agesUnder 1 yr.1 and under 55 and under 1515 and under 2525 and under 4545 and under 6565 and under 7575 and over
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    laf life during the year 1956 1 iges at death during the calendar year 1956:— 2
    code No.Causes of deathNett deaths at the subjoined ages of "residents" whether occurring within or without the borough
    FEMALESTotal persons (i.e., Incl. table opp.)
    All agesUnder 1 yr.1 and under 55 and under 1515 and under 2525 and under 4545 and under 6565 and under 7575 and over
  • Page 14
    Deaths under 1 year of age Table 3
    Cause of deathSexUnder 1 day1_6 days1 week2 weeks3 weeksTotal under 4 wks_1_2 mths_3_5 mths_6_8 mths_9_11 mths_Total 1_11 mths_Total under 1 yr_
  • Page 15
    Table 4 Morbidity shown in insurance certificates
    Average for period ending"Lewisham""Downham"
  • Page 16
    Of the 2,513 deaths analysed by us the social categories were as follow: — Table 5
    Social classIIIIIIIVVTotalNo information
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    In detail, the social class, related to cause of death, was as follows :— Table 6
    Code No.Cause of deathMaleFemale
    IIIIllIVVTotal1IIIIIIVVTotal
  • Page 18
    Table 7 Grouped deaths in social class
    MaleFemale
    IIIIIIIVTotal1IIIIIIVVTotol
  • Page 18
    Table 8
    Social classificationTotalNot classifiable
    IIIIIIIVV
  • Page 19
    Table 9 Heart and circulation mortality
    YearDeaths fromTotal heart and circulation (all ages)Age group 45-65Total deaths in boroughPercentage
    Coronary diseasesOther heart diseases*Other circulatory diseases†TotalCoronary diseases(e)of (h)(f) of (h)(g) of (h)
    (a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)(g)(h)(i)(j)(k)
  • Page 20
    General statistics from 1901 Table 10
    YearPopulationDeath rate *% dying under age 45% dying under age 65Birth rate *Premature birth rate ‡Maternal death rate †Stillbirth rate †Neonatal death rate **One month to one year death rate (12)-(10) **Infant mortality rate **Reproductive wastage rate (9)+ (12)Pulmonary tuberculosisTuberculosis (all forms)
    Notif. rate††Death rate††% notif. rate under 15
  • Page 21
    Table 10— continued.
    YearPopulationDeath rate *% dying under age 45% dying under age 65Birth rate *Premature birth rate ‡Maternal death rate †Stillbirth rate †Neonatal death rate **One month to one year death rate (12)-(10)**Infant mortality rate **Reproductive wastage rate (9)+(12)Pulmonary tuberculosisTuberculosis (all forms)
    Notif. rate††Death rote††% notif. rate under 15
    (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)
  • Page 22
    Disinfecting Station Table 11
    WestNorthSouthTotal
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    Verminous conditions Table 12
    First cleansingSecond cleansingThird cleansing
  • Page 23
    Scabies Table 12 — continued
    CasesContactsTreatments
  • Page 25
    Table 13
    SpecimensNumberRemarks
  • Page 26
    Details are shown in the following table: — Table 14
    MonthBodies received from InstitutionsOthersPost-mortem examinationsInquests
    Lewisham residentsOthers
  • Page 27
    Table 15
    LocationBase pointsDays on which prebait laidPoison bait taken(ozs.)(Est.)
  • Page 37
    me indication of the sunshine, rainfall, etc., during the year. Some of these latter data Heal office, and relate to the nearest station which records.the particular item concerned. 1956 7
    JuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberAverage or act. ual (as applic.)
  • Page 39
    Average results of the chemical and bacteriological examination of the water supply to the Borough of Lewisham for 1956 parts per million (unless otherwise stated) (a) CHEMICAL Table 18
    Description of the sampleNo. of samplesAmmoniacal nitrogenAlbuminoid nitrogenOxidised nitrogen (nitrate)Chlorides as CI.Oxygen abs. from permanganate (4 hrs. at 27°C)Hardness (total)Hardness (non. carbonate)PH valueSulphates as SO,Conductivity
  • Page 39
    (b) BACTERIOLOGICAL Table 19
    BEFORE CHLORINATIONAFTER CHLORINATION (WATER PASSING INTO SUPPLY)
    No. of samplesPlate count (average per ml.) Colonies counted on agar 37°C. (20.24 hrs.)Bact. coli testNo. of samplesPlate count (average per ml.) Colonies counted on agar 37°C. (20.24 hrs.)Bact. coli test
    Percentage samples neg. 100 ml.Average number per 100 ml.Percentage samples neg. 100 ml.Average number per 100 ml.
  • Page 40
    Table 20
    Reason for inspectionWestNorthSouthTotal
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    Summary of notices served Table 21
    WestNorthSouthTotal
  • Page 41
    Nuisances remedied Table 22
    NuisanceWestNorthSouthTotal
  • Page 43
    Inspections Table 23
    PremisesNumber on registerNumber of
    InspectionsWritten noticesOccupiers prosecuted
  • Page 43
    Cases in which defects were found Table 24
    DefectsNo. of defectsProsecutions instituted
    FoundRemediedReferred
    To HM InspectorBy HM Inspector
  • Page 47
    Table 25
    PropertiesDwellings involvedPresent position
  • Page 48
    Table 25— continued
    PropertiesDwellings involvedPresent position
  • Page 48
    Closing Orders in respect of part of house (section 12) Table 26
    PropertiesPart of housePresent position
  • Page 49
    Table 26— continued
    PropertiesPart of housePresent position
  • Page 50
    Table 27 HOUSES IN CLEARANCE AREAS AND UNFIT HOUSES ELSEWHERE
    A—HOUSES DEMOLISHEDHouses demolishedDisplaced
    Clearance areas (Housing Act, 1936 and Housing Repairs and Rents Act, 1954).
    PersonsFamilies
  • Page 52
    Table 28
    Dealer'sSupplementaryTotal
  • Page 52
    Table 29
    PeriodSamplesAverage composition of samples examined Percentage of
    Milk fatSolids not fatWater
  • Page 53
    Table 30
    SamplesAverage percentage composition
    FatMilk solids. not fatSucroseWater
  • Page 53
    Table 31
    GradingSamples submitted%
  • Page 54
    Table 32
    ARTICLESExaminedAdulterated
    InformalFormalTotalInformalFormalTotal
  • Page 55
    Adulterated samples Table 33
    ArticleFormal or InformalAdulteration or irregularityAction taken or result of proceeding
  • Page 59
    Table 34
    DiseasesCases notified
    1956195519541953195219511950
  • Page 60
    Notifications of infectious diseases in 1956 showing sex and age groups Table 35
    DiseasesUnder 11-3-5-10-15-25-45-65 plusTotal
    MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF
  • Page 61
    Analysis of certain diseases in table 35 into divisional areas— Table 36
    DiseaseDiv. areasUnder 11-3-5-10-15-25-45-65+Total
  • Page 62
    Table 37
    WNsTotal
  • Page 62
    Table 38
    Year (a)Intimated to Dept. (b)Removed to hospital (c)Confirmed (d)(d) as % age of (b) (e)
  • Page 63
    Table 39
    Age periodsNew cases notifiedDeaths
    RespiratoryNon-RespiratoryTotalsRespiratoryNon-RespiratoryTotals
    MFMFMFMFMFMF
  • Page 64
    Table 40
    DivisionSex0-1-2-5-10-15-20-25-35-45-55-65-75-Tolal.
  • Page 65
    Table 41
    YearPopulationNew cases notified (all forms) (excluding inward transfers)Notif. rate per thousand pop.DeathsDeath rate from resp. tuberculosis per thousand pop.
    All formsRespiratoryLewishamCounty of London
  • Page 65
    Tuberculosis — environmental conditions Case papers of patients attending the Lewisham Chest Clinic in 1956 have been analysed in 250 cases with the following results:—
    Cases%*
  • Page 66
    Table 42
    PatientsMenWomenTotal
  • Page 67
    Table 43
    Age at December 31, 1956Under 112345-910-14Total under 15
    Born in year195619551954195319521951-451944-40
  • Page 67
    (iii) Vaccination.
    Vaccinated during the year (age at date of vaccination)Under 11-45-1415 and overTotal
  • Page 69
    PUBLIC HEALTH (LONDON) ACT, 1936
    Nature of SummonsNo. of summonsesTotal finesTotal costsRemarks
    £s.d.£s.d.
  • Page 70
    FOOD AND DRUGS ACTS
    Nature of SummonsNo. of summonsesTotal finesTotal costsRemarks
    £s.d.£s.d.
  • Page 70
    BYELAWS MADE BY THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL IN CONNECTION WITH THE HANDLING OF FOOD
    Nature of summonsNo. of summonsesTotal finesTotal costsRemarks
    £s.d.£s.d.
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    FOOD HYGIENE REGULATIONS, 1955
    Nature of summonsNo. of summonsesTotal finesTotal costsRemarks
    Various Regulations£s.d.£s.d.
  • Page 71
    PUBLIC HEALTH (Preservatives, etc. in Food) REGULATIONS, 1925-1948
    Nature of summonsNo. of summonsesTotal finesTotal costsRemarks
    £ s. d.£ s. d.
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    TABLES
    TABLE NO.SUBJECTPAGETABLE NO.SUBJECTPAGE
    Section ASection C— continued