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St Pancras 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]

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In the tables below the notified births are also classified (in Registration Sub-Districts and Wards) according to the person notifying the birth, and according to the person in attendance upon the mother in her confinement.

Births.W.S.E.N.Total
45783612
Notified by—Fathers19817211583051593372311471
Mothers71747531
Others persons71183117196931076860895
Medical Students8415657212625618708
Midwives169502511212925150186846
Doctors4045138182432546375
from Workhouse9090
Homes of Hope3131
University College Hospital200200
Not stated33556527
5696093715547476895945414674
45783612Total
Attended in their own homes by—
Private Doctors21315035140324713271951455
Private Midwives20131860130102593121011
Doctors from New Hospital for Women18101213532414135
Medical Students from—
University College Hospital132294422274673141143
„ Middlesex Hospital6789313163
Royal Free Hospital56157
„ St. Bartholomew's Hospital1010
Midwives from—
University College Hospital134321914262
„ Maternity Nursing Association, Myddleton Square___137____38
,, Maternity Nursing Association, Oakley Square Branch422327101673
5696081735207455975945414347
Attended in Institutions—
University College Hospital198198
Homes of Hope, Regent's Square3131
Lying-inWard of Workhouse9090
Other Institutions13228
5696093715547476895945414674

Certain of the notified births set out in the above table as having taken place
in St. Pancras Institutions were of infants of mothers not resident in St.
Pancras. On the other hand a number of St. Pancras mothers were confined
in Institutions outside the Borough. In the following table is given the
number of births of infants (including still-births) of mothers resident in St.