[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington Borough] page 22

Kensington 1922

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington Borough]

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Table: Table of Cases attended and Visits paid by Nurses of the Kensington District Nursing Association from January 1st, 1922, to December 31st, 1922.

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Table of Cases attended and Visits paid by Nurses of the Kensington District Nursing Association from January 1st, 1922, to December 31st, 1922.

	Cases.	Visits.
Maternity Cases	45	668
Pneumonia	129	2,274
Ophthalmia Neonatorum and other Inflammations of the Eyes of Newly-born Children	38	974
Influenza	94	1,100
Infantile Diarrhœa	18	250
Tuberculosis	41	996
Diphtheria Suspect	1	3
Measles	40	500
Septicæmia	4	40
Whooping Cough	9	105
Polio-myelitis	1	5
Totals	420	6,915

Table: GRANT TO HOSPITALS, ETC. In addition to the previously mentioned subscription to the Nursing Association, the Council, during the past 12 months, made the following grants:—

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GRANT TO HOSPITALS, ETC. In addition to the previously mentioned subscription to the Nursing Association, the Council, during the past 12 months, made the following grants:—

	£.	s.
West London Hospital	10	10
Kensington and Fulham General Hospital	5	5
St. Mary's Hospital	10	10
Paddington Green Children's Hospital	5	5
Kensington Dispensary and Children's Hospital	5	5
Kensal Gospel and Medical Mission	5	5
Chelsea Hospital for Women	5	5
Brompton Hospital for Consumption	10	10
Kensington District Nursing Association	5	5

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Grants sanctioned by the Minister of Health under the Council's Maternity and Child
Welfare Scheme are shown on page 34.
TUBERCULOSIS.
During the year 252 cases of pulmonary tuberculosis and 87 cases of non-pulmonary
tuberculosis were notified.

Table: The following Table shows the number of cases of both forms of the disease notified in the Borough and the several Wards therein during each year since 1913.

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The following Table shows the number of cases of both forms of the disease notified in the Borough and the several Wards therein during each year since 1913.

District.	Years.
	1913.	1914.	1915.	1916.	1917.	1918.	1919.	1920.	1921.	1922.
	The Borough	849	682	564	429	543	432	582	407	374	339
North Kensington	642	516	423	300	406	331	445	294	272	233
South Kensington	186	138	133	127	137	101	137	113	102	106
Wards.
St. Charles	146	117	93	75	113	79	104	70	66	48
Golborne	228	176	147	106	124	101	150	88	89	80
Norland	190	162	134	79	102	99	124	93	80	76
Pembridge	78	61	49	40	67	52	67	43	37	29
Holland	37	35	43	31	41	35	36	36	29	28
Earl's Court	51	40	29	40	35	20	31	25	24	24
Queen's Gate	34	17	10	14	20	23	16	15	15	20
Redcliffe	39	31	35	27	23	16	33	25	19	23
Brompton	25	15	16	15	18	7	21	12	15	11
Ward Unknown	21	28	8	2	-	-	-	-	-	-

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From this table, it will be seen that notifications of tuberculosis are diminishing in number
year by year in all parts of the Borough.

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Kensington 1922

Table: Table of Cases attended and Visits paid by Nurses of the Kensington District Nursing Association from January 1st, 1922, to December 31st, 1922.

Table: GRANT TO HOSPITALS, ETC. In addition to the previously mentioned subscription to the Nursing Association, the Council, during the past 12 months, made the following grants:—

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Table: The following Table shows the number of cases of both forms of the disease notified in the Borough and the several Wards therein during each year since 1913.

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