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Walthamstow 1930

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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Table: The total visits paid during 1930 is much increased for two main reasons—the larger staff available, and because the ''Special'' visits paid during previous years were apparently unrecorded.

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The total visits paid during 1930 is much increased for two main reasons—the larger staff available, and because the ''Special'' visits paid during previous years were apparently unrecorded.

Year.	Visits to Children under 1 year.			Visits to Children 1-5 years.	Unsuccessful Visits.			Special Visits.	Total Visits.
Year.	First.	Subsequent.	Total.	Visits to Children 1-5 years.	Not at Home.	Dead.	Removed.	Special Visits.	Total Visits.
1930	1,961	2,096	4,057	5,173	1,381	98	803	1,730	13,242
1929	1,844	2,400	4,244	4,287	896	68	321	-	9,816
1928	1,807	2,294	4,101	3,785	678	41	222	—	8,827
1927	1,919	2,490	4,409	4,229	864	62	299	—	9,863
1926	2,242	2,141	4,383	2,579	917	53	208	—	8,140

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The total visits paid during 1930 is much increased for two main
reasons—the larger staff available, and because the ' 'Special'' visits
paid during previous years were apparently unrecorded.

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Walthamstow 1930

Table: The total visits paid during 1930 is much increased for two main reasons—the larger staff available, and because the ''Special'' visits paid during previous years were apparently unrecorded.

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