Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1923
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Wilson, all of whom have been engaged in this work
for some considerable time, have been able to continue
their work during the current year. The continuity
of tenure of such offices is a very great asset, and one
which in many boroughs, owing to the comparatively
low salaries paid for such officers, appears to be impossible
of attainment. In Fulham we are fortunate,
in that our physicians at these centres do take a very
real interest in the work and co-operate to the fullest
extent with the various institutions, the officers of the
voluntary % committee and with the Health Visitors.
For particulars as to the various centres, etc., a reference
should be made to my annual report for 1922.
I give below particulars of the attendances at the
centres during the year :—
Ante-Natal Clinic.
No. of women who attended 343
No. of attendances 1,366
Infant Welfare Clinics.
| Number of Clinics held. . | First Attendances of Babies. | Total Attendances. | Average Attendances. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 92, Greyhound Road | 136 | 500 | 5,030 | 37 |
| 170, Wandsworth Bridge Road | 94 | 358 | 3,740 | 39 |
| Melmoth Hall | 98 | 288 | 3,506 | 35 |
In connection with these Clinics the following are
particulars of children who attended for special treatments
:—
At 92, Greyhound Road.
No. of children who attended for massage or
treatment of minor ailments 255
No. of attendances 1,207