[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ilford] page 46

Ilford 1919

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ilford]

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hope of dealing with the problem exists unless a determined
attempt is made (1) to segregate all advanced cases in residential
institutions. (2) To' adequately assist the patient's dependents
financially, so that he can accept Sanatorium treatment
at the earliest stage and remain in the Institution until
arrest of the disease occurs. (3) To commence with the treatment
of the pre-tuberculous child in open-air schools, etc., and so
prevent the onset of the disease.

Table: ISOLATION HOSPITAL. SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURE. 1919-1920.

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ISOLATION HOSPITAL. SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURE. 1919-1920.

				£	s.	d.
Salaries of Medical Officer, Matron, Nursing and Domestic Staff				1,468	17	6
Wages of Engineer, Porters				1,250	6	5
Provisions				4,047	8	3
Heating, Lighting and Water				2,184	11	7
Drugs, Medicines and Appliances				388	11	5
Rates, Taxes and Insurances				107	11	7
Repairs to Buildings, Decorations, Renovations, etc.				1,621	10	3
Replacements and Renewal of Furniture, Linen and Redding				930	19
Crockery, Chandlery and Ironmongery				367	8	7
Repairs to Machinery				76	19	ii
Clothing and Uniform				99	17	10
Telephone, Books, Printing and Travelling Expenses				147	15	1
Contributions re Small Pox Hospital				58	2	6
Motor Chassis (3) and cost to date of Bodies				1,301	3	6
Sundries				109	15	1
Gross Expenditure				14,160	19	4
	£	s.	d.
Less Repairs	1,621	10	3
Bedding	930	19	4
Crockery	367	8	7
				2,919	18	2
				11,825	0	10
Add l/5th of above for one year's charges				583	19	8
				11,241	1	2
	£	s.	d.
Less Motors	1,301	3	G
Small Pox	58	2	6
				1,339	6	0
				£10,465	14 10

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Table: ISOLATION HOSPITAL. SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURE. 1919-1920.