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XVII Admissions, discharges and deaths 137
XVIII Queen Mary's hospital, Carshalton—non-tuberculous orthopædic
cases 138
XIX „ „ —various diseases 139
XX „ „ & Princess Mary's hospital
—surgical operations 140
XXI „ „ —causes of death 143
XXII Downs hospital—diseases of the ear 143
XXIII „ „ & Princess Mary's hospital—various diseases 144
XXIV „ „ —surgical operations 146
XXV „ „ & High Wood—causes of death 146
XXVI St. Anne's home—treatment of debility 147
XXVII Goldie Leigh hospital—various diseases 147
XXVIII White Oak hospital—diseases of the eye 148
XXIX High Wood hospital—non-tuberculous cases 148
PATHOLOGICAL SERVICES.
I Record of examinations—Group laboratoiy at Archway hospital 162
II „ „ „ „ Lambeth hospital 163
III „ „ „ „ Lewisham hospital 164
IV „ „ „ „ Mile End hospital 165
V „ „ „ „ St. Mary Abbots hospital 166
VI Specimens dealt with at central histological laboratory 167
VII Record of examinations—Southern group laboratory 168
VIII Products prepared at Southern group laboratory 170
IX Record of examinations—Northern group laboratory 171
X Belmont laboratories—supply of antitoxin, etc. 172
XI Pathological examinations carried out in hospital laboratories 173
LONDON AMBULANCE SERVICE.
Accident Section—
I Number of calls dealt with 190
II Hourly record of calls 191
III Calls on each day of the week 191
IV Monthly summary of calls 191
V Summary of calls by boroughs 192
VI Analysis of cases 192
VII Number of cases taken to hospitals 193
VIII Number of cases taken to hospitals and removed within 24 hours 193
IX Average time to reach case and hospital 194
X Mileage run by ambulances 194
General Section—
XII Number of miles run and persons conveyed, 1930-34 195
XIII Particulars of persons conveyed, 1933 and 1934 195
XIV Mileage run by ambulances 196
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