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Hampstead 1921

Report for the year 1921 of the Medical Officer of Health

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The number of patients being dealt with at any one time, varies
of course; but during the year the number of individual patients dealt
with was 717.
During the year 57 cases have been referred by 31 medical practitioners
in the district for an opinion and have been reported on by
letter or telephone.
14 personal consultations have been held with practitioners.
24 cases have been referred to the out-patient department of the
Hampstead General Hospital:—
14 to medical out-patients.
6 to Throat Department.
4 to surgical out-patients for an opinion.
In addition to this 36 cases have been sent to Hampstead General Hospital
for X rays, and 9 cases were admitted to that Hospital.
In conclusion, I should like to thank Dr. Scrase for his help and
advice; and the Lady Sanitary Inspector, Nurse, and Clerk, for the
efficient way in which they have carried out their duties.
A. J. SCOTT-PINCHIN,
M.D. (Lond.), M.R.C.P.