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

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Fulham 1919

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1919

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culosis (33.2 per cent.); the notification of old patients
who were under observation, brought the number up
to 320.
The attendances at the dispensary numbered 9,226,
consisting of 1,397 attendances of insured persons,
1,714 of uninsured adults, and 6,115 of children under
16.

The following table gives the diagnosis at various age periods. TABLE XIV. Diagnosis at various Age Periods.

Pulmonary Tuberculosis.Other Forms.Suspects.NonTubercular.Percentage Tuberculous.
Under 516193112.2
„ 101721889116.3
„ 15158414121.1
„ 25498213350.9
„ 35595383545.9
„ 45461262647.4
45 and over351182446.1
All ages2215025128133.2

Institutional Treatment.—The following patients were sent to Institution :—

Adults.Children
Male.Female.under 16.
To Sanatoria (early cases)—
By London Insurance Committee4614
By London County Council1025
To Hospitals (acute and advanced cases)—
By London Insurance Committee377
By London County Council710
To Infirmaries61827
To Convalescent Homes1435
799097