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Cases; School Cases; Public Health (Tuberculosis) Regulations,
1912; Summary of Notifications Received; Total
Number of Notifications Received during year 1913; Actual
Number of Cases on Register, end of year 1913; Bacteriological
Examinations; Disinfection of Rooms and Articles,
see page 107; Streets with which Cases of Pulmonary Tuberculosis
were Connected; Treatment of Tuberculosis; Conference
of Metropolitan Borough Councils with London
County Council; Late Brunswick Pier Hotel and Sanatoria
and Hospital Accommodation; Tuberculosis Dispensaries;
The Borough of Poplar Dispensary for the Prevention of
Consumption; Appointment of Tuberculosis Officer as
Deputy Medical Officer of Health; The District Insurance
Committee (Poplar Borough); Deaths, Tubercular Diseases
and Phthisis—Numbers and Rates, see pages 17 and 18;
Tuberculosis Order, 1913, See Page 176; Milk and Dairies
Bill, see page 177.
Notifications.
Upon notification of a case of pulmonary tuberculosis under the
regulations, the premises are visited and a card is left containing instructions
to the patient and friends as to precautions to be taken by them. A
spitting cup and bottle are loaned where necessary. See Sanitary
Inspectors' and Miss Tattersall's reports (pages 216-252).