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Wembley 1948

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wembley]

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STATISTICAL APPENDIX B.
Period up to 4th July, 1948.

Ambulance Service.

Accident or sudden illness removals429
General sickness removals4,016
Maternity removals243
Total4,688
Included in above:—
(a) Number of removals carried out for other Authorities37
(b) Number of removals carried out by other Authorities for Wembley85

Domestic Help Scheme—Ministry of Health Circular No. 179/44.

Period up to 4th July, 1948.

No. of families to whom service given.Assessment re recovery of cost.
Full.2/-d. per hour.l/8d. per hour.l/4d. per hour.l/-d. per hour.8d. per hour.4d. per hour.Free.
1358227386423
Full-time.Part-time.
No. of domestic helps on Council's Panel on 4/7/4891

Provision of Insulin.
Number of persons who received free insulin in accordance
with the Council's scheme until July:—37.
Total cost of insulin provided £180 5s. 3d.
Nursing in the Home—Wembley and Kingsbury District Nursing
Associations.
The Associations have supplied the following figures relating
to their work during the year:—
Wembley District Nursing Association.
Cases. Visits.
Medical and Surgical 953 18,119
Maternity 108 2,493
Midwifery 180 4,927
Ante-natal and Post-natal 320 2,676
Miscarriage 20 143
Children under 5 33 166
Children over 5 25 102
Tuberculosis 36 814
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