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St Pancras 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]

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CONSUMPTION (PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS).

During the year the following action has been taken in regard to consumption:—

Poor Law Cases. Notices of Removal fromPrivate Address.Workhouse.South Infirmary.North Infirmary.Central London Sick Asylum.No Home.Without St. Pancras.Casual Wards.Total.
Private Address to133841706393
Workhouse to34216611222
South Infirmary to6293101
North Infirmary to67515491
Central London Sick Asylum to213
No home to404549
Without St. Pancras to1263120141
Casual Wards to112
Totals9118713343412015221002

N.B.—The same patient may have been removed to and fro several times, hence the
above represent removals and not Patients.

Number of cases of Consumption known to the Department as resident in the several places stated hereunder on the last day of the year 1909:—

Poor Law Cases remaining inW.S.E.N.Total.
St. Pancras Workhouse
„ South Infirmary1515
„ North Infirmary185185
Central London Sick Asylum1616
At PrivateAddressesUnder District Medical Officer22239
Returned from Institutions from within St. Pancras1044826
Returned from Institutions outside St. Pancras11
Total Poor Law Cases122321196252
Other Public Cases141016444
Private Cases1225
Sum Total273339202301