London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Southwark 1917

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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TABLE J.

Patients discharged during the year:—

Insured.Non-Insured.
Arrested3259
Improved2835
" In statu quo.188
Moved away2715
Transferred to other districts.1410
Ceased attending97
Transferred to Domiciliary treatment186
Refused treatment44
Totals150144

TABLE K.

Occupations of 254 New Cases.

Labourers28Packers3Theatre manager.1
Ex-Army23Stokers3Liftman1
Clerks22Japanners3Watchman1
Salesmen16Messengers3Insurange agent ,1
Warehousemen13Tailors2Hair spinner1
Domesties13Postmen2Waiter1
Porters13Painters2Bootmaker1
Fitters11Hawkers2Collector1
Carmen9Embroiderers2Coffeehouse keeper1
Munition workers.9Fish cleaner1Corn chandler1
Printers8Asphalter1Horse keeper1
Machinists5Storekeeper1Commissionaire1
Factory5Sweet maker1Coachman1
Charing5Bottler1Window cleaner .1
Electricians4Excise1Asylum attendant1
Bakers4Pea Sorter1Motorman1
Newsagents4Taxi Driver1Barge builder1
Laundry4Apprentice1Laboratory assnt.1
Leather workers .4Billiards marker .1Draper1
Bartenders3

TABLE L.

Death-rate from Pulmonary Tuberculosis for Southwark compared with London as a whole:—

Southwark2.33 per 1000
London .1.72 do.