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Battersea 1937

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

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By arrangement with the London County Council the treatment
of minor ailments found in children attending the centres
may be carried out at the school clinics of the County Council, of
which there are three serving Battersea.
The Council's health visiting staff also visit and report on the
home conditions of Battersea women and children receiving treatment
in the obstetric, gynaecological and other departments of the
various hospitals.

The following table presents a summary of the number of cases referred to hospitals and other institutions from the various clinics, and also the number of visits paid by the Council's health visitors on the request of the hospitals:—

Hospital or Institution.Cases referred from clinics.Visits paid for Hospital.
Ante- and post-natal.Other.Total.
Battersea General9—11
Belgrave4—11
Bolingbroke13———
Charing Cross—12—12
General Lying-in—293—293
Guy's1———
Hammersmith (L.C.C.)—14—14
King's College—3—3
Lambeth, Brook St. (L.C.C.)—1—1
Middlesex36—6
Royal Waterloo1———
St. George's264367
St. James's (L.C.C.)561,093—1,093
St. Luke's (L.C.C.)1———
St. Mary Abbotts (L.C.C.)—21—21
St. Mary's, Paddington—2—2
St. Stephen's (L.C.C.)—103—103
St. Thomas's7322277299
St. Thomas's, Babies263———
South London, for Women177—7
Victoria, Chelsea .645—150150
Vincent Square11—1010
Westminster521—21
Westminster Ophthalmic1———
Women's, Chelsea1———
Battersea Tuberculosis Dispensary8———
Wandsworth Dispensary1———
Other Societies4—88
Totals1,1191,8622502,112