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Paddington 1912

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington, Metropolitan Borough of]

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tuberculosis. 45
treatment had been granted and of those who had to wait for vacancies in hospitals or
sanatoria. Of the 13 patients who were to go to sanatoria only 5 were known to have been
admitted before the end of the year, and one of the 4 who were to go to hospital.

TABLE 25. Pulmonary Tuberculosis. Summary of Weekly Analysis of Certificates received. 1912.

Quarters.Year.
1.2.3.4.
Total Certificates received4503232423471,362
„ New Cases certified309194135200838†
Total Numbers * of Certificates received under Order No.District Medical Officers42 (26)31 (26)23 (19)45 (23)141 (94)
I.Medical Superintendent-
Admissions30 (24)26 (21)36 (27)31 (23)123 (95)
Discharges7 (6)15 (12)14 (13)15 (14)51 (45)
Relieving Officers-3 (3)2 (2)-5 (5)
II.Hospitals and Institutions208 (68)168 (61)117 (40)170 (69)663 (238)
III.Private Practitioners157 (17)75 (5)50 (6)82 (17)364 (45)
Other Medical Sources6 (-)5 (1)-4 (1)15(2)
Allocation of New Cases.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.
Queen's Park23248154117104260
Harrow Road33392031159212289101
Maida Vale19189139411124847
Westbourne223711251721192169104
Church304017311222194478137
Lancaster Gate, West1312-31139
„ „ East511-1-42113
Hyde Park572643-31119
Common Lodging Houses1--1--1-21
No fixed homes-11---2-31

*The numbers of certificates relating to cases previously reported are shown in parentheses,
† This figure includes 57 cases previously on register as " Suspects."
OTHER TUBERCULOUS DISEASES.
The deaths from the "Other Tuberculous Diseases" (see tabular statement, page 36)
numbered 46 last year, or 3 less than in 1911. The mortality was at the rate of 0 32 per 1,000
persons, as compared with 0 34 in 1911 and an average of 0 33 during 1907.11. The minimum