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Camberwell 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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TABLE XI.

TABLE XI. Showing the Occupation of 100 Females who died from Tuberculosis in 1933.

Artificial Flower Maker1Messenger, Gas Co.1
Book Folder2No Occupation13
Bird Cage Maker1Nurse1
Bedding Manufacturer1Packer, Confectionery2
Counter Hand1Printer's Assistant1
Clerk4Rag Sorter1
„ Insurance1School Child5
Domestic Servant2Shorthand Typist5
Forewoman, Blouse Factory1Sweet Boiler1
Florist's Assistant1Shuttlecock Maker2
Housewife.38Stock Keeper1
Ironer1Shop Assistant2
Laundry Hand1Student1
Machinist3Under School Age3
Music Hall Artist1Waitress1
Milliner1

TABLE XII. Return showing the Work of the Dispensary during the year 1933.

Diagnosis.Pulmonary.Nonpulmonary.Total.Grand Total.
Adults.Children.Adults.Children.Adults.Children
MF.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.
A.—New Cases examined during the year (excluding contacts):—
(a) Definitely tuberculous91483349859557118171
(b) Diagnosis not completed106319
(c) Non-tuberculous1501116756384
B.—Contacts examined during the year:—IIII
(a) Definitely tuberculous251831232127215255
(b) Diagnosis not completed361111
(c) Non-tuberculous133222151143649
C.—Cases written off the Dispensary Register as:—I I
(a) Recovered231113418
(b) Non-tuberculous (including any such cases previously diagnosed and entered on the Dispensary Register as tuberculous)2933412201991053
D.—Number of Cases on Dispensary Register on December 3lst:—II I
(a) Definitely tuberculous6794664150115107115937945731561431666
(b) Diagnosis not completed13124130