London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Southwark 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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6 aCENTRE.

(a) Number of cases attending the Centre during the year—
(1) Expectant Mothers6
(2) Infants under 1 year327
(3) Children 1 to 5 years23
(b) The total number of Attendances—
(1) Expectant Mothers
(2) Infants under 1 year2245
(3) Children 1 to 5 years174
(c) Average number of Attendances for the year—
(1) Expectant Mothers
(2) Infants under 1 year48.8
(3) Children 1 to 5 years3.8
(d) Total number of Infants under 1 year seen by doctor during the year800
Total number of children 1 to 5 years seen by doctor during the year70
(e) Total number of Attendances of Iufants seen by doctor during the year1223
Total number of Attendances of children 1 to 5 years seen by doctor during the year104
(f) Total number of 1st visits paid by salaried workers to homes of—
(1) Expectant Mothers53
(2) Children under 1 year555
(3) Children 1 to 5 years117
(g) Total number of home re-visits paid by salaried workers to homes of—
(1) Expectant Mothers50
(2) Infants under 1 year1340
(3) Children 1 to 5 years1946
(h) The total number of 1st visits paid by voluntary workers to homes of—
(1) Expectant Mothers
(2) Infants under 1 year
(3) Children 1 to 5 years
(I) The total number of home re-visits paid by voluntary workers to homes of—
(1) Expectant Mothers
(2) Infants under 1 year
(3) Children 1 to 5 years
Number of Sessions held46
(J) Method of feeding infants attending the Centre during the year —
(1) Breast259(2) Bottle45
(3) Breast and bottle23(4) Ordinary diet23

Note.—A voluntary worker is one who is not paid a salary.