London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Ilford 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ilford]

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The following table shows in extensothe fees which were paid by women admitted to the Home :-

Fees Paid per Week.No. of Patients Admitted.Fees Paid per Week.No. of Patients Admitted.
7/6367/64
10/-770/-15
12/6172/614
15/-675/-6
17/6177/62
20/-2180/-6
21/-182/61
22/6287/62
24/-190/-2
25/-2192/61
27/62100/-3
30/-52105/-3
35/-28Fees for whole period.
40/-17
42/-6446/-2
42/63104/31
45/-28107/21
47/61150/-1
50/-24172/101
52/638177/101
55/-8196/51
55/61215/81
57/610234/-1
60/-28242/21
62/63252/101
63/-1277/101
65/-5282/101

Of the above patients :—
(a) 243 paid an additional fee of 15s. to the Council for the services
of one of the mid wives of the Home.
(b) 169 paid a fee of £1 Is. for the services of the Assistant Medical
Officer of Health.
(c) 8 paid a fee of £5 5s. for the services of the Consulting
trician. In 14 instances part of the fee was paid by the
patient, the remainder being paid by the Council. In 4
instances, the Council paid the whole of the fee.
(d) 1 paid a fee of 2s. per week for the maintenance of the baby
in the Home apart from its mother.
The work of training Pupil Midwives has continued in a
satisfactory manner; six who were engaged during the year were
successful in passing the examination of the Central Midwives
Board.