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Greenwich 1969

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

Published
1970
Pages
336
Tables
148

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  • Page 37
    ESTIMATED AGE COMPOSITION OF THE POPULATION
    AgeNo.Approx. % of Total Population
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    The following table shows particulars given by the various Registrars for the past 5 years.
    YearAreaChurch of EnglandChapels and R.C. ChurchesNon Conforming Churches and ChapelsRegister OfficeTotalReg. General's Estimate of PopulationMarriage Rate (persons marrying)
  • Page 39
    The following table gives by districts the number of registrations of Greenwich Births during the current year:—
    Source of InformationDISTRICTTotal Borough Births
    GreenwichWoolwich
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    Fertility
    19651966196719681969
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    REGISTERED LIVE BIRTHS BY BIRTHPLACE OF MOTHER
    RESIDENT FEMALES (1966 Census)Greenwich Births 2nd & 3rd Qtrs. 1969 (as per R.G's Figs.)Fertility Rates (Calculated as a Yearly Rate per 1,000 Females 15-44 years)
    Place of BirthAge Group 15-44 years
    NumberPer Cent.AB
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    Of the four quarters, the last registered the highest proportion of the year's total deaths and the third the lowest, viz. 28.7% and 21.3% respectively.
    Deaths1st Quarter2nd Quarter3rd Quarter4th QuarterTotal
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    No. in Short List.Causes of DeathSexDeaths at subjoined Ages of "Residents", whether occurring within or without the District.
    All AgesUnder 1 year1 and under 5.5 and under 15.15 and under 25.25 and under 35.35 and under 45.45 and under 55.55 and under 65.65 and under 75.75 and over
    Un-der 4 Wks4 wks and un-der 1 year
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    INFANTILE MORTALITY DURING THE YEAR 1969 Deaths from stated Causes in Weeks and Months under 1 Year of Age.
    Cause of DeathUnder 1 week1—2 Weeks2—3 Weeks3—4 WeeksTotal under 1 Month1—3 Months3—6 Months6—9 Months9—12 MonthsTotal Deaths under One Year
  • Page 53
    The total of 565 cancer deaths was equivalent to 22.1% of deaths from all causes, indicating that approximately one death in every five resulted from some form of cancer. The following table shows the various sites affected:—
    SiteMaleFemaleTotalRate*
  • Page 54
    DEATHS FROM CANCER OF LUNG (including Bronchogenic Carcinoma)
    YearAGE GROUPSTotalsGrand TotalRate per 1,000 Pop.
    25 and under 35 yrs.35 and under 45 yrs.45 and under 55 yrs.55 and under 65 yrs.65 and under 75 yrs.75 yrs. and up-wards
    MFMFMFMFMFMFMF
  • Page 73
    New Cases Treated at Centres Within the Borough
    Treatment CentreSyphilisGonorrhoeaOther ConditionsTOTALS
    MFMFMFMF
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    New Cases of Residents Treated During 1969 (as given in returns from the undermentioned Centres)
    Treatment CentreSyphilisGonorrhoeaOther ConditionsTOTALS
  • Page 79
    The number of notified cases of tuberculosis remaining on the Register at 31st December, 1969, was as follows :—
    PULMONARYNON-PULMONARY
    MenWomenChildrenTotalMenWomenChildrenTotal
    MFMF
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    Number of patients on Register—31st December, 1969:—
    MenWomenBoysGirlsT otals
  • Page 82
    Summary of Surveys Carried Out in the Borough from 1st January to 31st December, 1969
    MenWomenTotal
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    PART II—ANALYSIS OF ABNORMAL FILMS
    MenWomenTotal
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    MenWomenTotal
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    ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS
    Numbers ExaminedCases of Tuberculosis requiring treatment or close supervisionNOT Previously Examined (included in first column) Numbers Cases
    MenWomenTotalMenWomenTotalMenWomenTotalMenWomenTotal
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    All cases were investigated with the following results:—
    No. of CasesOrganism (if known)No. of Hospital CasesRemarks
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    No. of CasesOrganism (if known)No. of Hospital CasesRemarks
  • Page 86
    New Claims to Sickness and Industrial Injury Benefit Year Ended 31st December, 1969
    Sickness BenefitInjury Benefit
  • Page 89
    Total attendances for the current year continue to show some reduction from those of 1968 which are given in brackets:—
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    Live Births by Age and Parity of Mother and by Place of Occurrence
    Parity of MotherPlace of Deliv'yALL AGESAGE OF MOTHER
    Under 20 yrs.20 to 24 yrs.25 to 29 yrs.30 to 34 yrs.35 to 39 yrs.40 to 44 yrs.45 and over
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    Multiple Births by Age and Parity of Mother and by Place of Occurrence
    Parity of MotherPlace of Deliv'yALL AGESAGE OF MOTHER
    Under 20 yrs.20 to 24 yrs.25 to 29 yrs.30 to 34 yrs.35 to 39 yrs.40 to 44 yrs.45 and over
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    Stillbirths by Age and Parity of Mother and by Place of Occurrence
    Parity of MotherPlace of Deliv'yALL AGESAGE OF MOTHER
    Under 20 yrs.20 to 24 yrs.25 to 29 yrs.30 to 34 yrs.35 to 39 yrs.40 to 44 yrs.45 and over
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    Domiciliary Confinements Attended and Hospital Deliveries Nursed at Home
    Doctor PresentDoctor not Present
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    Domiciliary Confinements by Age and Parity during 1969
    AgeTotal confinementsParity
    012345 and overNot known
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    Domiciliary Births Prematurity and Mortality by Birth Weight
    WeightNumberProportion per 100 live premature infantsDeaths in 24 hoursSurvivors at 28 days
    Numberper 100 live premature infantsNumberPer 100 live premature infants
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    Congenital Malformations (Numbers Notified According to Site)
    SiteNo. NotifiedRates per 1,000 Total Notified Births
    Greenwich 1969England & Wales 1968
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    Congenital Malformations Notified During 1969
    GREENWICH% E & W 1968
    LiveStillTotal%
  • Page 104
    Observation and Handicapped Register Analysis of children born during or after J965 on the above Register at 31st December 1969
    System AffectedMALES born in:-FEMALES born in:-TOTAL CHILDREN
    19691968196719661965Total19691968196719661965Total
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    Type of Treatment and where effected
    TreatmentAt Patients' HomesElsewhere (e.g. Nurses' Homes)Total%
  • Page 119
    The following are the numbers of cases discussed at the various Committees during the year:—
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    Approximately the same use of the scheme was made during 1969 as in the previous year—indicated in the following table:—
    Type of CaseNo.
  • Page 121
    Compiled from information supplied by the Registrar-General and the G.L.C., the following table gives the total number of illegitimate births in the Borough during the current year and indicates the numbers and ages of mothers seeking advice and assistance:—
    Illegitimate BirthsAges of MothersNumber Seeking Help
  • Page 122
    Registrations effected by 31st December, 1969 are given in the following table and compared with those for 1968:—
    19691968
  • Page 124
    Bathing Centre—Tunnel Avenue A chiropody clinic established at Tunnel Avenue Bathing Centre in September, 1963, for the treatment of cases (mainly geriatric) brought to the Centre for bathing services, was continued during the current year.
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    Statistical Analysis—1969
    ATTENDANCES
    19691968
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    Part III Accommodation—Statistics
    Old People's Homes1st Jan., 1969 Nos. in Residence31st Dec., 1969 Nos. in Residence
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    Voluntary Homes Visits to Greenwich residents maintained in voluntary homes continue to be made by Officers of the Directorate. In these special establishments the number of persons being maintained on behalf of this Council rose slightly during the current year as the following table indicates:—
    Voluntary Establishments For1st Jan., 1969AdmittedDischarged or Died31st Dec., 1969
    No. of HomesNo. of ResidentsNo. of HomesNo. of Residents
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    Excludes numerous preliminary enquiries not amounting to applications. Homes—Admissions and Discharges
    Resident at 1st Jan., 1969AdmissionsDischargesResident at 31st December, 1969
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    Families Rehoused
    FamiliesMenWomenChildrenPersons
  • Page 138
    The following table gives the numbers in the various registers and the rates which these represent per 1,000 population.
    No.Rate per 1,000 pop.
  • Page 139
    The following table indicates the number of visits made to the various classes of physically handicapped persons during the current year :
    Type of VisitCategory of Handicapped
    BlindPartially SightedPhysically Handicapped
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    Blind Persons Register (as at 31st December, 1969) (New cases in brackets)
    AGE GROUPNumber RegisteredAge at Onset of Blindness
    MFTotalMFTotal
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    Blind Persons under 16 Years
    MaleFemale
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    Blind Persons 16 Years and Over Education, Training and Employment (i) employed and at school
    AGE GROUPSAt SchoolEMPLOYEDTotal Employed
    Under Sheltered ConditionsOrdinary Conditions
    Special WorkShopsHome Worker Schemes
    MFMFMFMF
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    (ii) TRAINING OR NOT EMPLOYED
    MaleFemale
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    (iii) NOT AVAILABLE FOR WORK
    Category16-59 yrs60-64 yrs65 yrs and OverTotal
    MFMFMF
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    (iv) OCCUPATIONS OF EMPLOYED BLIND PERSONS
    OccupationsSheltered ConditionsOrdinary ConditionsTotals
    Special Work shopsHome Worker Schemes
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    (v) BLIND PERSONS—IN-RESLDENTS(16 years and over)
    Residential Accommodation (1948 Act, Part 111 (21))MaleFemale
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    Partially Sighted Persons Register (as at 31st December, 1969)
    AGE GROUPNumber Registered 31.12.69Newly RegisteredRemovals from Register during year
    Admitted to Blind RegisterDe-certified Improved Visual Acuity
    MFTotalMFTotalMFMF
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    Training and Employment (16 Years and Over)
    AGE GROUPSEmployedUnemployed and not under TrainingTrainingTOTAL
    Available and capable of Trg or WorkNot Available for Work
    MFMFMFM
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    Physically Handicapped Register at 31.12.69 Primary Disabilities
    DISABILITY GROUPSSEXAGE GROUPS (in years)TOTALSGRAND TOTALS
    0-1011-2021-3031-4041-5051-60|61-6465-7071-8081-9090 & overMalesFemales
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    (i) Analysis of "Rheumatism" Group
    DISABILITYSEXAGE GROUPS (in years)TOTALSGRAND TOTALS
    0-1011-2021-3031-4041-5051-6061-6465-7071-8081-9090 & overMalesFemales
  • Page 148
    (ii) Analysis of "Disease of Systems" Group
    DISABILITYSEXAGE GROUPS (in years)TOTALSGRAND TOTALS
    0-1011-2021-3031-4041-5051-6061-6465-7071-8081-9090 & overMalesFemales
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    (iii) Analysis of "Organic Nervous Diseases" Group
    DISABILITYSEXAGE GROUPS (in years)TOTALS
    0-1011-2021-3031-4041-5051-6061-6465-7071-8081-9090 & overMalesFemalesGRAND TOTALS
  • Page 149
    (iv) Additions and Removals—Physically Handicapped Register
    DISABILITY GROUPSSexNumber at 31.12.68Additions during yr.Deletions during yr.Number at 31.12.69
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    Training Centre Statistics
    CentreNumber of PlacesNumber of Greenwich Cases attending
  • Page 169
    NUMBER OF PERSONS UNDER LOCAL HEALTH AUTHORITY CARE AT 31st DECEMBER 1969
    Mentally illElderly mentally infirm 65 yrs. & overPsychopathicSubnormalSeverely subnormalTotal
    Under age 1616 and overUnder age 1616 and overUnder age 1616 and overUnder age 1616 and over
    MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF
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    NUMBER OF PERSONS REFERRED TO LOCAL HEALTH AUTHORITY DURING YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER 1969
    Referred byMentally illPsychopathicSubnormalSeverely subnormalTotal
    Under age 1616 and overUnder age 1616 and overUnder age 1616 and overUnder age 1616 and over
    MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF
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    NUMBER OF PATIENTS AWAITING ENTRY TO HOSPITAL, ADMITTED FOR TEMPORARY RESIDENTIAL CARE OR ADMITTED TO GUARDIANSHIP DURING 1969
    Mentally illElderly mentally infirm 65 yrs. & overPsychopathicSubnormalSeverely subnormalTotal
    Under age 1616 and overUnder age 1616 and overUnder age 1616 and overUnder age 1616 and over
    MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF
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    Referrals (Figures in brackets are jobs outstanding—those completed include withdrawn, not needed and died, etc.)
    YearFriendly visits & general helpGardeningDecoratingOtherTotal
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    COMMUNITY CARE BRANCH General Statistics—1969 Analysis of Visits
    Type of VisitO.P.W.M.H.S.W.f.C.W.Total
  • Page 194
    FACTORIES ACT, 1961
    PremisesNumber on RegisterNumber of
    Inspec-tionsWritten noticesOccupiers prosecuted
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    Cases in which defects were found.
    ParticularsNumber of cases in which defects were foundNumber of cases in which prose-cutions were instituted
    FoundRemediedReferred
    To H.M. InspectorBy H.M. Inspector
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    Outwork—(Sections 133 and 134)
    Nature of workSection 133Section 134
    No. of out-workers in August list required by Sect. 133 (1) (c)No. of cases of default in sending list to the CouncilNo. of prosecu-tions for failure to supply listsNo. of instances of work in unwhole-some premisesNotices servedProsecutions
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    Registration and General Inspections
    Class of PremisesNo. of Premises Registered during yearTotal No. of Premises Registered at end of yearNo. of Premises receiving General Inspection during the year
  • Page 196
    Analysis by Workplace of Persons Employed in Registered Premises
    Class of WorkplaceNo. of persons employed
  • Page 196
    A total of 1,120 visits including 487 general inspections were made to premises during the year. As a result of the service of 99 informal notices, the following contraventions of the Act were remedied:—
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    Reported Accidents
    WorkplaceNo. ReportedTotal No. Investi-gatedAction RecommendedNo Action
    FatalNon-FatalProse-cutionFormal WarningInformal Advice
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    Analysis of reported accidents
    OfficesRetail ShopsWholesale WarehousesCatering establishments open to public, canteensRailway Buildings
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    Confirmed Smoke Control Areas
    Name of AreaOperative DateAppro-ximate AcreageNo. of DwellingsNo. of Indust-rial PremisesNo. of Com-mercial PremisesNo. of Other Premises
  • Page 206
    These resulted in the issue of Certificates (Form "P") as follows:—
    ApplicationsBy whom madeForm "P" Certificates issued in respect of: —
    Defects RemediedDefects not/not wholly Remedied
  • Page 212
    METROPOLITAN WATER BOARD—Water Examination Department Average Results of the Chemical Examination of the Water Supply to the London Borough of Greenwich - Year 1969 Milligrammes per litre (unless otherwise stated)
    Description of the SampleNo. of Samples Day of the monthAmmoniacal NitrogenAlbuminoid NitrogenNitrate NitrogenOxygen abs. from KMnO4 4 hrs. at 27°C.B.O.D. 5 days at 20° CHardness (total) CaCO3Hardness (non-carbonate) CaC03Magnesium as MgSodium as NaPotassium as KChloride as CIPhosphate as po4Silicate as SiO2Sulphate as so4Natural Fluoride as FSurface-active material as Manoxol OTTurbidity unitsColour (Burgess units)pH valueElectrical Conductivity (micro-ohms).
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    METROPOLITAN WATER BOARD—Water Examination Department Bacteriological Results—Yearly averages, 1969, of Water Supplied to the London Borough of Greenwich
    Source of supplyBEFORE TREATMENTAFTER TREATMENT
    Number of samplesAgar plate count per ml.Coliform countEscherichia coli countNumber of samplesAgar plate count per ml.Coliform countE. coli count
    20-24 hours at 37°C.3 days at 22°C.Per cent. samples negative in 100 ml.Count per 100 ml.Per cent. samples negative in 100 ml.Count per 100 ml.20-24 hours at 37°C.3 days at 22°C.Per cent. samples negative in 100 ml.Per cent. samples negative in 100 ml.
  • Page 215
    A summary of Bacteriological Samples taken from the various swimming baths during the year with the results of the examinations is given in the following table:—
    BathNo. of SamplesSatisfactoryUnsatisfactory
  • Page 216
    The following table gives attendances at each Establishment for the year ending 31st March, 1970:—
    ServiceElthamGreenwichPlumsteadWoolwichAbbey EstateSports CentreTotals
  • Page 218
    Prevention of Damage by Pests Act, 1949
    Properties Other than SewersTYPE OF PROPERTY
    Non-AgriculturalAgricultural
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    Many other types of infestation were encountered and the following is a list of the treatments which were carried out in connection therewith.
    ComplaintsTreatmentsRoomsExternal Areas
  • Page 223
    Treatment for all cases and contacts is carried out at the Tunnel Avenue, Lionel Road and Plumstead High Street Cleansing Stations and the following Return summarises the work carried out during the year:—
    Attendances
    VerminScabies
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    Rooms and Articles Disinfected, Year ended 31st December, 1969
    Diseases, etc.Premises EnteredRoomsBedsMattressesBolstersPillowsSheetsBlanketsEiderdownsCushionsQuiltsOdd ArticlesWearing ApparelRugs & MatsCoversTotal No. Articles Disinfected
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    Summary of Work Performed by the Public Health Inspectors during the Year 1969
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    Legal Proceedings
    PremisesOffenceResults of Proceedings
  • Page 234
    Council Housing Schemes—(Information supplied by Mr. J. M. Moore, Borough Architect). (a) Schemes in operation at the end of the current year:-
    SiteTotal DwellingsAs at 31st Dec. 1969
    CompletedUnder Construction
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    (b) The following dwellings have been commenced or are planned for commencement before 31st December, 1970:-
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    In Operation 31.12.69
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    The grading is based on the results of the Methylene Blue Reductase Test and a summary of this year's reports is given in the following table:—
    Samples takenTime taken to Reduce Methylene BlueProvisional GradeObservations
  • Page 239
    The following table is a statistical record of the major portion of the duties performed and inspections undertaken during the year:
    Premises Inspected or Visits MadeNo. of VisitsNo. of Premises at which Improvements were effectedNo. of Improvements effected
  • Page 240
    Type of PremisesNo. of PremisesNo. provided with wash-hand basinsNo. with facilities for washing food and equipment
  • Page 240
    Food Rejected The following table is a summary of unsound food voluntarily surrendered during the year:— Shops, Stalls, etc.:—
    Meat—
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    Carcases and Offal Inspected and Condemned in Whole or in Part, 1969
    Cattle excluding CowsCowsCalvesSheep and LambsPigs
  • Page 244
    The following foods were rejected at the wharves:—
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    Results of examinations for caseous lymphadenitis are given below:—
    LandedExaminedRejectedWeight
  • Page 245
    Dried Egg Albumen and Other Imported Egg Products— (Conditional Releases)—Importations of Dried Egg Albumen and other Egg Products continued during the year with the following results:—
    Country of OriginQuantity ImportedContainers SampledUnsatisfactory
    Bact.Chem.
  • Page 246
    Incidence of Salmonella
    Organism FoundSamples
    Dried Egg AlbumenDried Whole EggFrozen Whole Egg
  • Page 246
    During the year 12 certificates were so issued and the following table indicates the country of origin of the samples, their destinations and the amounts involved:—
    Country of OriginCertificates IssuedTotal Weight of Meat Exported
    CountryNo.
  • Page 248
    Other Food Examinations Information concerning the analyses of these samples is given in the following table:—
    ArticleHow ObtainedExaminationAction Taken
  • Page 249
    ANALYSES
    ArticleNumber ExaminedNumber Adulterated, etc.
    FormalInformalTotalFormalInformalTotal
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    ArticleNumber ExaminedNumber Adulterated, etc.
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    ArticleNumber ExaminedNumber Adulterated, etc.
    FormalInformalTotalFormalInformalTotal
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    ArticleNumber ExaminedNumber Adulterated, etc.
    FormalInformalTotalFormalInformalTotal
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    Administrative Action Taken in Regard to Samples Reported to be NOT GENUINE
    Sample No.ArticleNature of Adulteration and/or irregularityAction Taken
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    Sample No.ArticleNature of Adulteration and/or irregularityAction Taken
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    Sample No.ArticleNature of Adulteration and/or irregularityAction Taken
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    Sample No.ArticleNature of Adulteration and/or irregularityAction Taken
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    Sample No.ArticleNature of Adulteration and/or irregularityAction Taken
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    Sample No.ArticleNature of Adulteration and/or irregularityAction Taken
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    Sample No.ArticleNature of Adulteration and/or irregularityAction Taken
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    Sample No.ArticleNature of Adulteration and/or irregularityAction Taken
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    Sample No.ArticleNature of Adulteration and/or irregularityAction Taken
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    Superannuation.
    Staff
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    Training Courses, 1969
    Administrative
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    Other special schools in the Borough include:—
    SchoolTotal on Roll
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    SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICE STATISTICAL REPORT 1969
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    Periodic General Medical Inspections
    Age GroupsNumberPercentage
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    Pupils found to require treatment at periodic General Medical Inspections (excluding dental and infestation)
    Age groups inspectedFor defective vision (excluding squint)For other conditionsTotal individual pupils
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    Percentage of Children Inspected who were noted for Treatment
    Age and sexAll defectsVision defectsDefects other than vision
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    Non-Routine Medical Inspections
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    Analysis of Non-Routine Medical Inspections
    Number inspected
    19691968
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    Medical Treatment of Schoolchildren
    Type of Clinic SessionsNew CasesAttendances
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    Defects treated at Minor Ailments Clinics
    DefectNumber
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    Special Clinics—Attendances in 1969
    New CasesTotal Attendances
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    VISION Routine Medical Inspections
    TOTAL NUMBER TESTEDBoys 6,664Girls 6,222
    Not Wearing SpectaclesPercentage of No.Tasted
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    3. Verminous cases
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    4. Action taken with verminous cases
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    5. Communicable disease surveys
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    School Medical Inspections (excluding dental and health surveys)
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    Percentage of Number inspected of
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    Non-Routine Inspections
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    B.C.G.—1969
    SKIN TESTEDNEGATIVEB.C.G. GIVEN
    SchoolsFurther Education & Training CollegesSchoolsFurther Education & Training CollegesSchoolsFurther Education & Training Colleges
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    Infectious Diseases in Schools
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    Number Inspected 15,661
    DefectsTreatmentObservations
    1969196819691968
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    Comparison of Defects noted at 7-plus routine and 7-plus "Special" Medical Examinations in 1969
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    Educationally Sub-normal Pupils Number examined:105
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    Visits made to Schools in the Borough by Public Health Inspectors VISITS—1969
    PurposeNumbersRemarks
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    SCHOOL DENTAL SERVICE Statistical Analysis
    19691968
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    CASES OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE notified during the Year ended 31st December, 1969
    Notifiable DiseaseCases Notified in Whole DistrictTotal Cases Notified in each Locality
    Age & Sex Group
    At all Ages0 to 11-22-33-44-55-1010-1515-2525-4545-6565 & overGreenwichWoolwich
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    TOTAL CAUSES OF, AND AGES AT, DEATH during the year ended 31st December 1969.
    No. in Short ListCauses of DeathDeaths at Subjoined ages of "Residents" whether occurring within or without the DistrictDeaths at all Ages of "Residents" belonging to Localities, whether occurring in or beyond the DistrictDeaths of "Residents" in Public InstitutionsTotal Deaths whether of "Residents" or "NonResidents in Public Institutions in the District
    All AgesUnder 11 and under 22 and under 55 and under 1515 and under 2525 and under 4545 and under 6565 and under 7575 and upwardsGREENWICHWOOLWICHSt. Alfege's HospitalSeamen's HospitalMiller HospitalHerbert Military HospitalBrook HospitalSt. Nicholas HospitalMemorial HospitalB.H.M.B.E. & M. HospitalOther InstitutionsOutside Institutions
    Under 4 wks.4 wks. and under 1 yr.