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St Pancras 1915

[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—Fathers10479114521539305169967
Mothers971143212984
Others persons61868614366357965621
Medical Students109259157021136513331075
Midwives178574610413626147196890
Doctors1531155339233413223
from Workhouse--67--67
Homes of Hope-3939
University College Hospital--155-----155
Not stated--222410
4765193294566835586015094131
45783612Total
Attended in their own homes by—
Private Doctors14612333109296473481591261
Private Midwives2021514511257237305956
Doctors from New Hospital for Women15153194319923146
Medical Students from—
University College Hospital105270612193370221979
„ Middlesex Hospital526933127
Royal Free Hospital1046157
„ St. Bartholomew's Hospital77
Midwives from—
University College Hospital24361251186
,, Maternity Nursing Association, Myddleton Square ..._--43----43
„ Maternity Nursing Association, Oakley Square Branch8203126165180
4765191744166834646015093842
Attended in Institutions—
University College Hospital155155
Homes of Hope, Regent's Square3939
Lying-in Ward of Workhouse---6767
Other Institutions12728
4765193294566835586015094131

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.