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Edmonton 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Edmonton]

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NOTIFIABLE DISEASES.

Visits and re-visits to Erysipelas cases121
Visits re Erysipelas disinfection11
Visits re Puerperal Fever Cases4
Visits re Phthisis voluntarily notified5
Visits re Pulmonary tuberculosis compulsorily notified35o
Visits re Pulmonary Tuberculosis disinfection (after death or removal)202
Visits re other forms of Tubercle ...57
Visits re Ophthalmia Neonatorum ...38

NON-NOTIFIABLE DISEASES.

Months.Measles.Mumps.Whooping Cough.Chicken-pox.4th Disease.Doubtful Cases.
January2403023...12
February48932281217
March1012362471219
AprdH11649271414
May1575575411
June...20484322...1
July...48201738......
August*I1.........
September205191...2
October159518J3...8
November146142558...4
December151530...17
Totals590.53534830242105

"Schools closed for holidays.
Visits and re-visits re School notifications concerning non-notifiable
diseases, such as measles, whooping cough, chicken pox, etc., 1,922 to 2,874
children at 1,788 homes. This is a considerable increase compared with last
year, when the figures were 1,227, 1,941 and 1,310 respectively. (For further
information see Annual Report of School Medical Officer). There were many
more visits to more children in more homes than in 1913.

GENERAL WORK.

Visits to Private Schools0
Enquiries re complaints33
Miscellaneous visits (compared with 111 last year)137
Visits paid to inspect work done after informal notice317
Visits re overcrowding0