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City of Westminster 1929

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

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2. Number of patients transferred from other areas and of " lost sight of " cases returned30
3. Number of patients transferred to other areas and cases "lost sight of "172
4. Died during the year71
5. Number of observation cases under A (b) and B (b) above in which period of observation exceeded 2 months3
6. Number of attendances at the Dispensary (including Contacts)2,312
7. Number of attendances of non-pulmonary cases at Orthopœdic Out-stations for treatment or supervision*
8. Number of attendances at General Hospitals or other Institutions approved for the purpose, of patients for—
(a) " Light " treatment7
(b) Other special forms of treatment116
9. Number of patients to whom Dental Treatment was given, at or in connection with the Dispensary2

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(a) At homes of Applicants70
(b) Otherwise321
11. Number of other visits by Tuberculosis Officers to homes97
12. Number of visits by Nurses or Health Visitors to homes for Dispensary purposes3,257
13. Number of—
(a) Specimens of sputum, etc., examined†154
(b) X-ray examinations made in connection with Dispensary work12
14. Number of Insured Persons on Dispensary Register on the 31st December328
15. Number of Insured Persons under Domiciliary Treatment on the 31st December240
16. Number of reports received during the year in respect of Insured Persons:—
(a) Form G.P. 172
(b Form G.P. 360

* A number of surgical cases have been referred to the affiliated hospital, Westminster Hospital.
No cases discharged as " cured " have returned to the Dispensary.
† 1 urine.
(Signed) Ian S. Thomson, M.D.,
Tuberculosis Officer.
24th February, 1930.