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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4 aCENTRE.

(a) Number of cases attending the Centre during the year —
(1) Expectant Mothers2
(2) Infants under 1 year267
(3) Children 1 to 5 years69
(b) The total number of Attendances—
(1) Expectant Mothers3
(2) Infants under 1 year2302
(3) Children 1 to 5 years962
(c) Average number of Attendances for the year—
(1) Expectant Mothers
(2) Infants under 1 year48
(3) Children 1 to 5 years20
(d) Total number of Infants under 1 year seen by doctor during the year710
Total number of children 1 to 5 years seen by doctor during the year289
(e) Total number of Attendances of Infants seen by doctor during the year1348
Total number of Attendances of children 1 to 5 years seen by doctor during the year434
(f) Total number of lst visits paid by salaried workers to homes of—
(1) Expectant Mothers6
(2) Children under 1 year254
(3) Children 1 to 5 years
(g) Total number of home re-visits paid by salaried workers to homes of—
(1) Expectant Mothers2
(2) Infants under 1 year852
(3) Children 1 to 5 years301
(h) The total number of 1st visits paid by voluntary workers to homes of—
(1) Expectant Mothers
(2) Infants under 1 year20
(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 year449
(3) Children 1 to 5 years90
Number of Sessions held48
(J) Method of feeding infants attending the Centre during the year—
(1) Breast183(2) Bottle43
(3) Breast nd bottle41(4) Ordinary diet69

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