Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington Borough]
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TUBERCULOSIS.
Artificial Pneumothorax Treatment 88
Bacteriological Examinations 84
Bedding for Home Isolation, Provision of 84
Care and After-Care, Arrangements for 88
Co-operation with Medical Practitioners,
other Bodies and Institutions 81
Deaths in Wards (Table) 79
Dental Treatment 83
Disinfection 84
Dispensary Diagnosis and Treatment 80
Employment, arrangements for finding 84
Extra nourishment, Supply of 88
Home-Contacts, Examination and Supervision
of 88
Home Nursing 83
„ Visiting 82
Light Treatment 82
Notifications, Age & Sex distribution 79
Notifications, Deaths and Death Rates
since 1921 (Table) 79
Notifications in Wards since 1921 (Table) 78
New Cases (Table) 79
Public Health (Prevention of Tuberculosis)
Regulations, 1925 80
Records 81
Residential Institutional Treatment 82
St, Mary Abbots Hospital 82
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Shelters 84
Sputum Flasks 84
X-ray Diagnosis 82
APPENDIX I.
Third Annual Report on the Kensington
Rheumatism Scheme 85
APPENDIX II.
Report by the North Kensington Medical
Practitioners on the Infantile Mortality
Rate in Kensington 93
APPENDIX III.
Causes of Death at Different Periods of
Life in 1930 (Table III) 104
Infantile Mortality during 1930 (Table IV) 105
Infectious Disease, Cases notified during
1930 (Table II) 103
Staff of Public Health Department
(Table VII) 108
Vaccination Officer's Return for 1929-
1930 (Table VI) 107
Vital Statistics for 1930 and previous
years (Table I) 102
Work of Women Health Officers for 1980
(Table V) 106