Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report upon the public health & sanitary condition of Battersea during the year1900
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Infectious Disease Notification.
As indicating the incidence of infectious disease in the
various sub-districts, Tables XVIII. and XV. are of great
value. Table XVIII. distributes the cases amongst the various
Sanitary Districts, and it is perhaps in this form that they are
of the greatest value, and will be much more so if, as it is to
be hoped, the arrangements of the census of 1901 will allow of
reliable populations being attributed to each of these districts.
Table XV., which replaces Table B. of former reports and
which is inserted at the request of the Local Government
Board, deals with notifications in areas of known populations,
and this is therefore at present necessarily confined to the
Registrar's Districts and Public Institutions. The following
figures very briefly summarise the statistics referred to:—
Distribution of Notifications amongst the Areas and
Institutions of known Population.
East Battersea
598
West Battersea (excluding Public
Institutions)
626
Wandsworth and Clapham Union
Infirmary
5
Bolingbroke Hospital
—
Royal Masonic School
—
Emanuel School
2
Total
1,231
The following places the Sanitary Districts in the order
of incidence of infectious disease.