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Hornsey 1943

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

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GENERAL PROVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
FOR THE AREA
(Section B).
The only addition to the General Health services of the Borough
during 1943 was the Alexandra Maternity Home, Muswell Hill,
further particulars of which are given in the Section on Maternity and
Child Welfare Services.
The normal hospital, clinic, ambulance, laboratory and nursing
services were all maintained as in pre-war years.
SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE AREA
(Section C).
SANITARY INSPECTION.

The following statement of the work of the Sanitary Inspectors has been prepared by Mr. Henry Eastwood, Chief Sanitary Inspector:

Complaints1,237
Re-inspections4,447
Information from builder169
Special Inspections298
Drainage136
Water tests applied (new drains)27
Smoke and Chemical tests (old drains)51
Fee Tests2
Verminous houses89
Pests64
Overcrowding surveys17
Offices (Workplaces)3
Notifiable Infectious Diseases400
Scabies247
Small-pox Contacts-
Typhoid2
Sunday Trading Inspections234
Shops Acts66
Cooked Meat Shops2
Butchers' shops43
Slaughter-houses222
Dairies and Milkshops15
Grocers' shops131
Bakehouses18
Fish shops15
Restaurant kitchens34
Greengrocers' shops5
Other food shops6
Food Inspections206
Milk Surveys-
Rat Infestation Order43
Factories and outworkers109
Conveniences4
Passages-
Young Persons Act-
Piggeries25
Petroleum Stores30
Smoke observations-
Surveys (P.N.)1
Re-Surveys (P.N.)1
Memo. B.E. & S.25