Table: 1929.Prevention of Infectious Disease.
1929.
Prevention of Infectious Disease.
| All Diseases, Enquiries by— | |
| District Inspectors | 2,362 |
| Women Inspectors and Health Visitors | 6,858 |
| Tuberculosis—Included in above— | |
| Women Inspectors | 1,610 |
| Patients removed to Hospital—All Diseases (excluding Tuberculosis) | 1,310 |
| Rooms disinfected after— | |
| Tuberculosis | 204 |
| Other Diseases | 1,131 |
| Weight of Bedding, etc., disinfected (tons) | 27 |
| School Notices issued— | |
| Measles, Whooping Cough, Chicken-pox | 2,591 |
| Other Diseases | 671 |
| Bacteriological Examinations for— | |
| Diphtheria | 1,242 |
| Typhoid Fever | 5 |
| Tuberculosis | 422 |
Table: Sanitary Work—Cutting-off of Water Supplies.
Sanitary Work—Cutting-off of Water Supplies.
| Notices received | 8 |
| Referring to Inhabited Premises | 5 |
| Empty „ | 1 |
| Other „ | 2 |
| Reasons forr—Rates unpaid | 6 |
| Defective fittings | 2 |
Table: Mortuary.
Mortuary.
| Bodies deposited, total | 420 |
| „ „ for inquests | 196 |
| „ „ pending burial, infectious | — |
| „ „ „ „ other | 224 |
| P.M. examinations made | 150 |
Table: Trade Nuisances.
Trade Nuisances.
| Offensive Smells—Complaints | 24 |
| Accumulations of Manure | 8 |
| Smoke—Complaints | 9 |
| „ Premises watched | 18 |
| „ „ „ Hours of observation | 42¾ |
| „ Duration of smoke (hours), including | 23¼ |
| „ „ black smoke | 2 |
Table: Office (Clerical) Work.
Office (Clerical) Work.
| Letters received | 4,741 |
| „ despatched | 5,897 |
| Entries in Postage Book | 11,950 |
| Certificates dealt with relating to Infectious Disease (including Tuberculosis) | 4,112 |
| Notices sent re above | 8,278 |
| Entries in Birth Register | 2,170 |
| Complaints received | 1,478 |
| Plans dealt with | 282 |
| New openings in Journals | 347 |
| Disinfection Orders | 1,046 |
| Notices to abate nuisances, etc. | 824 |