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Stoke Newington 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stoke Newington, The Metropolitan Borough]

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The appended table indicates the scope of the Maternity and Child Welfare work done during the year 1925 and recent years.

19211922192319241925
Infants born1,073937960876
Home Visits, Primary1,1731,0731,0881,1261,139
„ „ Secondary2,4243,0423,5584,0064,023
Number of Children on Registers at Welfare Centres1,0591,032990955970
Attendances of Children for Weighing and Consultations9,1987,6408,8338,9119,163
Attendances of Mothers for Advice, etc.6,3446,4297,0086,3385,462
Attendances of Mothers at AnteNatal Consultations177176178242256
Attendances of Mothers at Needlework Class580382317418423
Attendances of Children at Needlework Class622577413458483

ANTE-NATAL WORK.
Dr. Muncey reports:
"The number of new cases attending the Ante-Natal Clinic
during 1925, was 80, the attendances rose to 256.
" Eighty-three cases have been removed from the current list:
8 cases were not pregant.
8 ,, left the Borough.
4 „ miscarried.
1 case called for post Natal advice only, and was referred
to her doctor.
62 cases were confined-the confinements resulting in the
birth of 63 living children.
Of these 57 were single births.
3 „ twin births.
2 „ stillbirths-one a case of kidney disease
and sent to hospital. The
other a case of Maternal
Haemorrhage, who did not
attend after booking her midwife.