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 Deptford Borough]
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maternity & child welfare
Visits paid by Health Visitors:- | ||
To expectant mothers First visits 810 Total visits | 066 | |
To children under 1 year First visits 928 " " | 5, | 198 |
To children 1-5 years of age | 6, | 662 |
Infant Welfare Centres | ||
Total children who attended | 1, | 321 |
Ante-natal Centres | ||
Total women who attended | 888x | |
(x inclusive of 140 who attended the Ante-natal Clinic at St.John's Home, Watson Street) | ||
Post-natal Centres | ||
Total women who attended | 39 |
child life protection
Persons receiving children for reward, at end of year 1944. | 2 |
Number of children involved | 2 |
Total visits of Health Visitors | 56 |
GYNAECOLOGICAL & P0ST-NATAL CLINIC
Total individual mothers who attended | 148 |
war time day nurseries
At the end of the year under report, three nurseries were
functioning under the direction of this Council.
TUBERCULOSIS
(Pulmonary | 105 | |
(Non-pulmonary | 28 | |
(Pulmonary | 6 | |
(Non-pulmonary | - |
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