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Tower Hamlets 1967

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tower Hamlets, London Borough]

Published
1968
Pages
186
Tables
84

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  • Page 7
    SUMMARY OF STATISTICS, 1967
  • Page 21
    TABLE A Alleged Sources of Infection EARLY SYPHILIS
    YearTotalAttendedInfected
  • Page 22
    TABLE B Alleged Sources of Infection GONORRHOEA
    YearTotalAttendedInfected
  • Page 71
    LEGISLATION The following acts, byelaws, orders and regulations affecting the department were made during the year:
    Acts and ByelawsDate madeDate Operative
  • Page 72
    Continued from previous page...
    Orders and Regulations (Continued)Date MadeDate Operative
  • Page 73
    STAFF CHANGES Staff changes which took place during the year are summarised as follows:-
    ResignationsAppointments
  • Page 74
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    Staff Changes (Continued)ResignationsAppointments
  • Page 77
    HANDICAPPED PUPILS Tower Hamlets children placed in special schools are as follows:-
    HandicapNo. at Day SchoolsNo. at Boarding Schools
  • Page 78
    The following subjects were dealt with at schools during the year:-
    SubjectOccasionsNo. Participating
  • Page 91
    TABLE 1 TOTAL DEATHS BY CAUSE AND AGE OF TOWER HAMLETS RESIDENTS - 1967 (Registrar-General' s Return)
    CAUSE OF DEATHALL AGESAGE GROUP
    TOTALMF-11-5-15-25-35-45-55-65-75-
  • Page 91
    TABLE 2 SUMMARY OF ROAD ACCIDENTS OCCURRING IN THE BOROUGH
    PEDESTRIANSMOTOR CYCL1STSPEDAL CYCL1STSOTHER ROAD USERSTOTAL
  • Page 92
    TABLE 3 INFANT MORTALITY, 1967. Deaths from stated causes at various ages under 1 year (compiled from local death returns)
    AGE PERIODSTotal* Deaths under 1 yearPer cent of Total
    Under 24 hours1-6 daysWeeksMonths
    1-2-3-1-4-7-10-
  • Page 92
    TABLE 4 INFANT MORTALITY, 1967 Comparative table showing deaths of infants at various ages under 1 year
    YearUnder 24 hours1-6 days1-4 weeksTotal under 4 weeks1-12 monthsTotal under 1 yearPercentage deaths under 4 weeks of total Infant deaths
  • Page 93
    COMPARATIVE VITAL STATISTICS
    YearPopulationLive BirthsDeathsDeaths under 1 yearMaternal DeathsCancer Deaths (all forms)T uberculosis Deaths (all forms)
    No.Rate*No.Rate*No.Rate**No.Rate**No.Rate*No.Rate*
  • Page 94
    OBSERVATION REGISTER
  • Page 95
    DISEASES NOTIFIABLE IN THE BOROUGH
    DiseaseAuthority for Notification and Regulations
  • Page 96
    INFECTIOUS DISEASE NOTIFICATIONS
    Total NotificationsCorrected NotificationsRemoved to HospitalNotified in 1966
  • Page 96
    MORBIDITY - First Claias for Sickness Benefit Claims made to local offices of the Ministry of Social Security covering postal districts E. 1, E. 2, E. 3, E. 14 during 1967 were as follows:-
  • Page 97
    VACCINATION AND IMMUNISATION
    Children vaccinated/immunisedOthers agedTotal
    Year of birth
    19671966196519641960-63Under 16Over 16
  • Page 98
    Age distribution of new cases and deaths is as follows:-
    -11-2-5-10-15-20-25-35-45-55-65-75-Total (all ages)
  • Page 98
    TABLE 12 TUBERCULOSIS - VARIATIONS IN REGISTER
    PulmonaryNon-pulmonaryTotal Cases
    Males.FemalesMalesFemales
  • Page 99
    TABLE 13 TUBERCULOSIS - CARE AND AFTER CARE
  • Page 100
    TABLE 14 MASS RADIOGRAPHY
    Unit 6AUnit 6BTotal
  • Page 100
    TABLE 15 TUBERCULIN TEST AND B.C.G.VACCINATION
    ContactsSchoolchildren and StudentsTotal
  • Page 101
    TABLE 16 ANTE AND POST NATAL SERVICES
  • Page 102
    TABLE 17 DAY NURSERIES AND CHILD-MINDERS
    DAY NURSERIESVoluntary NurseriesCouncil Nurseries
  • Page 103
    TABLE 18 CERVICAL CYTOLOGY
    PremisesNumberSessionsExaminations
  • Page 103
    TABLE 19 CHIROPODY
    Treated at ClinicsDomiciliary Treatments
  • Page 103
    TABLE 20 DENTAL TREATMENT FOR EXPECTANT AND NURSING MOTHERS
    Expectant MothersChildren
  • Page 104
    TABLE 21 HEALTH EDUCATION ACTIVITIES Discussion groups or talks on the following subjects were arranged during the year:
    SubjectNo. OccasionsPersons participating
  • Page 105
    TABLE 22 FAMILY PLANNING CLINICS Patients and attendances at the once-weekly sessions held at clinics in the borough were as follows;-
    WappingUnderwood RoadWellington WayTOTAL
    19671966196719661967196619671966
  • Page 105
    TABLE 23 HEALTH VISITING
  • Page 105
    TABLE 24 PREMATURE BIRTHS
    Born in HospitalBorn at Home or in Nursing Home
    196719661965196719661965
  • Page 106
    TABLE 25 HOME BATHING
  • Page 106
    TABLE 20 HOME HELP SERVICE Persons for whom service provided during year:
    No. of personsHours of Service as % of total
  • Page 107
    TABLE 27 HOME NURSING
  • Page 107
    TABLE 28 LAUNDERING FOR AGED AND INCONTINENT
  • Page 107
    TABLE 29 RECUPERATIVE HOLIDAYS
    CategoryNo. for whom holiday arranged
  • Page 108
    TABLE 30 LOAN OF NURSING EQUIPMENT AND FIREGUARDS Nursing equipment loaned, free of charge, by the Council to residents of the borough during the year was as follows:-
    No. on loan at 1/1/67No. loaned during yearNo. returned during yearNo. on loan at 31/12/67
  • Page 109
    TABLE 31 DOMICILIARY MIDWIFERY Attendances by Midwives
    Doctor presentDoctor not present
  • Page 110
    TABLE 32 MENTAL HEALTH (i) Patients referred to Council during the year
    Referred byMentally 111PsychopathicSubnormalTotal
    Under 16Over 16Under 16Over 16Under 16Over 16
  • Page 111
    MENTAL HEALTH Patients under Care at 31st December, 1967
    Mentally IIIElderlyPsychopathicSubnormal and Severely Sub-normalTotal
    Under 16Over 16Mentally InfirmUnder 16Over 16Under 16Over 16
  • Page 112
    MENTAL HEALTH Day and Training Centres, 1967
    T raineesAdult Training Centre Underwood RoadMen's Industrial Training CentreJunior Training Centre Cornwall Ave.Special Care Unit Cornwall Ave. CentreDay Centre Pritchard's RoadGeriatric Unit Pritchard's RoadT O T A L
    MFMFMFMFMF
  • Page 113
    TABLE 35 PARKS AND OPEN SPACES IN THE BOROUGH (a) Administered by Borough Council
    LocationArea in Acres
  • Page 114
    TABLE 35 (continued) PARKS AND OPEN SPACES IN THE BOROUGH (continued) (b) Administered by Greater London Council
    LocationArea in Acres
  • Page 114
    TABLE 36 BURIALS UNDERTAKEN Under Section 50, National Assistance Act, 1948
  • Page 115
    TABLE 37 MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS OF COUNCIL STAFF
    (a) Reason for ExaminationNumber examined
  • Page 115
    TABLE 38 DISEASES OF ANIMALS ACTS
  • Page 115
    TABLE 39 VISITS BY PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTOR (CLEAN AIR) AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANT
  • Page 116
    During the year 1,179 samples were submitted for analysis, as follows:-
  • Page 117
    FOOD HYGIENE (GENERAL) REGULATIONS, 1960 TABLE 41
    Type of premises (excluding stalls)Regulation 16Regulation 19
    Total No. of premisesNo. of premises fitted to comply with RegulationNotices served 1967Notices complied withNo. of premises to which Regulation appliesNo. of premises fitted to comply with RegulationNotices served 1967Notices complied with
  • Page 118
    TABLE 42 VISITS MADE BY HOUSING INSPECTORS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS
  • Page 118
    TABLE 43 DWELLINGS ERECTED DURING 1967
    No .of Dwellings
  • Page 119
    TABLE 44 PRESCRIBED PARTICULARS ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE FACTORIES ACT, 1961
    Type of FactoryNo. on RegisterInspectionsWritten Notices
  • Page 120
    TABLE 44 (continued) PART VIII OF THE ACT- OUTWORK Section 133
    Nature of WorkNo. of outworkers in August listNo. Cases of default in sending lists to the CouncilNo. of prosecutions for failure to supply lists to the Council
  • Page 121
    TABLE 45 LEGAL PROCEEDINGS INSTITUTED DURING THE YEAR
    No. of SummonsesFinesCosts
    £.s.d.£.s.d.
  • Page 121
    TABLE 46 MORTUARY SERVICE
    Tower Hamlets MortuaryHackney MortuaryTotal
  • Page 122
    TABLE 47 CLEANSING STATIONS
  • Page 122
    TABLE 48
  • Page 123
    TABLE 49 OFFICES, SHOPS AND RAILWAY PREMISES ACT, 1963
    Type of premisesRegistered during yearTotal RegistrationsRegistered premises receiving general inspections during yearPersons employed
  • Page 124
    TABLE 50 OUTWORKERS
  • Page 124
    TABLE 51 REFUSE DISPOSAL
  • Page 125
    TABLE 52 RODENT CONTROL
    Number InspectedNumber found infested by
    RatsMice
    MajorMinorMajorMinor
  • Page 126
    TABLE 53 VISITS BY DISTRICT PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTORS
    Type of PremisesN umberVisits or InspectionsNoticesLegal Proceedings
  • Page 127
    TABLE 54 NOTICES SERVED BY DISTRICT PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTORS
  • Page 127
    TABLE 55 DEFECTS IN DWELLINGS REMEDIED FOLLOWING SERVICE OF NOTICES
  • Page 128
    TABLE 56 MISCELLANEOUS WORK OF PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTORS
    TenantLandlord
  • Page 129
    TABLE 57 CONFERENCES The Council was represented at the following Conferences during the year:
    ConferenceVenueDatesRepresentatives
  • Page 130
    TABLE 57 (continued) CONFERENCES (continued)
    ConferenceVenueDatesRepresentatives
  • Page 131
    TABLE 57 (continued) CONFERENCES (continued)
    ConferenceVenueDatesRepresentatives
  • Page 132
    TABLE 58 REFRESHER COURSES, ETC Courses attended by staff during the year were as follows:-
    CourseVenueDatesAttended by
  • Page 133
    TABLE 58 (continued) REFRESHER COURSES, ETC. (continued)
    CourseVenueDatesAttended by
  • Page 134
    TABLE 58 (continued) REFRESHER COURSES, ETC.(continued)
    CourseVenueDateAttended by
  • Page 135
    TABLE 58 (continued) REFRESHER COURSES, ETC. (continued)
    CourseVenueDateAttended by
  • Page 136
    TABLE 58 (continued) REFRESHER COURSES, ETC. (continued)
    CourseVenueDateAttended by
  • Page 137
    TABLE 59 SCHOOL HEALTH STATISTICS
  • Page 138
    TABLE 59 (continued)
    DefectsTreatmentObservation
    1967196619671966
  • Page 139
    TABLE 59 (continued)
  • Page 140
    TABLE 59 (continued)
    Not wearing spectaclesWearing spectacles
    6/66/96/12 or worseReferred for treatment6/66/96/12 or worseReferred for treatment
  • Page 141
    TABLE 59 (continued)
    DEFECTS TREATED AT SCHOOL TREATMENT CENTRES AND HOSPITAL CLINICS
  • Page 142
    HEALTH DEPARTMENT EST BLl SHMENTS
    PARTICULARS OF CLINICS HELD AND ICES sfcftvl provided as at 31st december, 1967
  • Page 144
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    PREM1SES CLINICS AND SCHOOL TREATMENT CENTRESANTE-NATALAUDIOLOGYCH1ROPODYDENTALINFANT WELFAREMINOR AILMENTSOCCASIONAL CRECHESPHYSIOTHERAPYSPECIAL INVESTIGATIONTODDLERSVACCINATION AND 1MMUN1 SAT 1 OhV1S1 ONOTHER
  • Page 146
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    PREMISES CLINICS AND SCHOOL TREATMENT CENTRESANTE-NATALAUDIOLOGYCHIROPODYDENTALINFANT WELFAREMINOR AILMENTSOCCASIONAL CRECHESPHYSIOTHERAPYSPECIAL INVESTIGATIONTODDLERSVACCINATION AND IMMUNISAT IONVISIONOTHER
  • Page 148
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    PREMISES CLINICS AND SCHOOL TREATMENT CENTRESANTE-NATALAUDIOLOGYCHIROPODYDENTALINFANT WELFAREMINOR AILMENTSOCCASIONAL CRECHESPHYSIOTHERAPYSPECIAL INVESTIGATIONTODDLERSVACCINATION AND IMMUNISATIONVISIONOTHER