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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INDEX—continued.
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Maternity home 31
Measles 56
Medicinal baths 56
Merchandise Marks Acts, 1887-1926 47
Midwifery arrangements 13
Milk and Dairies (Amendment) Act, 1922 44
Milk and Dairies (Consolidation) Act, 1915 43
Milk and Dairies Order, 1926 44
Milk (Special Designations) Order, 1923 45
Milk supplied in Kensington 43
Mortuary 22
Non-notifiable diseases 56
Notifiable infectious diseases 51
Notification of Births Act, 1907 5
Notifications of infectious diseases 1929 to
1933 (table) 51
Notifications of tuberculosis, age and sex
distribution 58
Notifications of tuberculosis, deaths and
death rates since 1922 (table) 59
Notifications of tuberculosis in wards since
1924 (table) 58
Nursing (professional) in the home 13
Ophthalmia neonatorum 54
Outworkers 26
Overcrowding 35 & 41
Pigeons, nuisance from 24
Pneumonia and influenzal pneumonia 55
Pneumothorax treatment for tuberculosis 62
Population 3
Poliomyelitis and polio-encephalitis 54
Prevention of infectious disease 51
Princess Beatrice Hospital 14
Princess Louise Hospital 14
Proceedings under Housing Act, 1930 43
„ „ Public Health Acts
(Housing) 43
Propaganda, health 17
Public Health (Condensed Milk) Regulations,
1923-1927 50
„ ,, (Dried Milk) Regulations,
1923-1927 50
„ „ (Meat) Regulations, 1924 46
„ ,, (Prevention of Tuberculosis)
Regulations, 1925 59
Puerperal fever 54
„ pyrexia 54
Queen Charlotte's Hospital ante-natal clinic 31
Rag Flock Acts, 1911-1928 23
Rats and Mice (Destruction) Act, 1919 24
Records (tuberculosis) 60
Refuse collection 18
,, removal from mews 18
Registration of houses let in lodgings 43
„ food premises 46
Remedy of defects without service of notices 43
Removal of aged, infirm or physically
incapacitated persons 24
Residential institutional treatment of tuberculosis
61
Rheumatism supervisory centre 15
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Samples adulterated (table) 50
„ formal (table) 49
„ informal (table) 49
Sanitary circumstances of the area 18
„ inspection 19
Inspections made (table) 19
Legal proceedings (table) 22
Notices issued (table) 20
Works completed (table) 21
Scarlet fever 52
School medical service 16
School treatment centres 15
Sewerage and drainage 18
Shelters (tuberculosis) 63
Slaughterhouses 46
Slaughter of Animals Act, 1933 46
Smallpox 52
Smoke abatement 22
Sputum flasks 64
Statistics, summary of 2
„ vital 3
Subscriptions to hospitals, etc. 17
Travelling expenses of women breast-feeding
infants 34
Tuberculosis 58
„ new cases (table) 58
Underground rooms 34
Unsound food 48
Vaccination officer 12
Verminous persons, cleansing of 56
,, premises cleansed 56
Vital statistics 3
Whooping cough 56
Women health officers 28
Work done at infant welfare centres (table) 29
X-ray diagnosis of tuberculosis 61
Zymotic enteritis 55
,, death rate (table) 7
APPENDIX I.
Sixth annual report on the Kensington
rheumatism scheme 65
APPENDIX II.
Causes of death at different periods of life
in 1933 (Table III) 70
Infant mortality during 1933 (Table IV) 71
Infectious disease, cases notified during
1933 (Table II) 69
Staff of pub he health department (Table
VII) 74
Vaccination officer's return for 1932-1933
(Table VI) 73
Vital statistics for 1933 and previous years
(Table I) 68
Work of women health officers for 1933
(Table V) 72