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

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Camberwell 1927

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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TABLE XIV. Showing the Occupation of 114 Females who died from Tuberculosis in 1927.

Apprentice (Typewriting)1
Book-keeper1
Brush Maker1
Bookbinder's Assistant1
Clerk (Commercial)7
Corset Machinist1
Clamp Stitcher1
Dyer's Presser1
Domestic Servant3
Draper's Assistant1
Dressmaker1
Errand Girl1
Factory Hand1
Housewife49
Leather Presser1
Laundry Hand1
Manageress (Baker's)1
Mantle Machinist1
Milliner's Assistant1
No Occupation10
Packer (Biscuit)1
do. (Potted Meat)1
Shorthand Typist2
School Children7
Shop Assistant2
Saleswoman (Boot)1
Stock-keeper1
School Teacher1
Shirt Maker1
Soap Wrapper1
Tailoress1
Telephonist1
Under School Age9
114

TABLE XV. Showing the Work of the Dispensary during the Year 1927.

Diagnosis.Pulmonary.Non- PULMONARY.Total.
Adults.Children.Adults.Children.Adults.Children
M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.
A.—New Cases examined during the year (excluding contacts):—
(a) Definitely tuberculous1378724191720171561042221
(b) Doubtfully tuberculous53432020
(c) Non-tuberculous153185182151
B.—Contacts examined during the year:—
(a) Definitely tuberculous1719251924
(b) Doubtfully tuberculous71448
(c) Non-tuberculous76143179229
C.—Cases written off the Dispensary Register as
(a) Cured1721351110101028311315
b) Diagnosis not confirmed or non-tuberculous (including cancellation of cases notified in error)289383385405
D—Number of Persons on Dispensary Register on December 31st:—
(a) Diagnosis completed6845425647136212167135754820223182
(b) Diagnosis not completed151233