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Merton and Morden 1940

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Merton & Morden]

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Table: TABLE VII.Attendances at Maternity Clinics, 1940—1941—1942.

TABLE VII.

Attendances at Maternity Clinics, 1940—1941—1942.

CentreNo. on RegisterAttendancesSessions
PrimaryTotal
404142404142404142404142
Grand Drive
Ante-Natal3718784222161194856871036114956
Post-Natal24156241—24156—-—
Individuals3922889824202194877281092-——
Morden
Ante-Natal2452428631881951941031937957615156
Post-Natal754547145—794547———
Individuals32028791018924019411109821004———
Raynes Pare
Ante-Natal249——170——1086——81——
Post-Natal74-----81———-—
Individuals823—-170-—1167—————
Blakesley House
Ante-Natal—134626—104143—529769—4951
Post-Natnl—3230—33——3330———
Individuals-166656—137143—562799———
All Centres
Ante-Natal5315632331380460531220221531762153146163
Post-Natal1511181333129—162119153———
Individuals6826812464383589531236422721995|-——

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(A primary post-natal visit is the visit of a post-natal woman
who has not attended previously either ante-natally or postnatally,
so that the figures for primary attendances of individuals
represent the number of new cases during the years under
review.
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