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City of Westminster 1912

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Westminster, City of]

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School.Small Pox.Scarlet Fever.Diphtheria.Enteric Fever.
St. Barnabas----
St. Clement Danes_21_
St. Edward's, Dufour's Place—12
St. Gabriel's—21—
St. George's, South Street St. James's and St. Peter's—14—
—31—
St. James the Less..-5_—
St. Margaret's—4——
St. Martin's, Adelaide Place—10——
St. Martin's, Castle Street—11—
St. Mark's, Hide Place—42—
St. Matthew's—81—
St. Michael's_22_
St. Patrick's——___
St. Paul's, Caroline Street__—_
St. Paul's, Wilton Place-———
St. Peter's, Lower Belgrave Street—42—
St. Vincent's—11—
Weslevan Training College—3——

Four rooms in two schools were disinfected, together with 151
books and other articles. As to the arrangements for dealing with
children affected with vermin, see below under "disinfection."
One thousand and seventy-one school children suffering from various
non-infectious complaints were visited for the Care Committees and
Hospital Almoners, by the Health Visitors.
Bacteriological Laboratory.
During the year 306 examinations have been made by Dr. J. M.
Bernstein, at the Westminster Hospital Medical School, at a cost of
£36 4s. 9d., with the subjoined results.

The number of examinations in previous years were: 1902, 251; 1903, 181; 1904, 75; 1905, 132; 1906, 180; 1907, 155; 1908, 175; 1909, 245; 1910, 270; 1911, 240.

Disease.Persons.Examinations.Results.
Positive.Negative.Doubtful.
Suspected cases146150191301
Contacts or school children1010—10—
Returned from hospital11—1—
157161191411
Typhoid Fever1111281
Tuberculosis1291323993—
Ophthalmia Neonatorum222