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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

London County Council 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London County Council]

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Table: General Hospitals— continued.Table I (c)— Institutions—Admissions, discharges and deaths—Sick inmates only1934.(including infants in maternity cots).

General Hospitals— continued.

Table I (c)— Institutions—Admissions, discharges and deaths—Sick inmates only1934.(including infants in maternity cots).

Institution.Normal accommodation.In institution on 31st December 1933.Births during the year.Admissions during the year.Discharges during the year.Deaths during the year.In institution on 31st December 1934.
Maternity cots.Other.
Public Health Institutions—
City of London—431459—888819148380
Constance-road—675618—696512191611
Fulham—7676—7268476
Hackney—464461—36229195437
Hammersmith—112112—1311355256
Holborn and Finsbury—487395—765602132426
St. Alfege's—488459—904806132425
St. Mary Abbots—256253—260226104183
St. Pancras—478448—29251899123
South Grove—279270—456356114256
Total—3,7463,551—4,8264,3331,0712,973
Public Assistance Institutions —
Chelsea—130140—4124772649
Islington—488450—1,3921,117221504
Ladywell—308293—36128476294
Newington—242211—1,098810299200
Poplar—256232—548402131247
St. Marylebone151791951021,2311,27755196
Waterloo House—263208—635525105213
Westminster—2517—537529718
Total151,8911,7461026,2145,4219201,721
Grand Total155,6375,29710211,0409,7541,9914,694

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Notes.—(a) The following have no accommodation for the sick: Public Health Institutions—St. Leonard's.
Public Assistance Institutions—Bromley House, Camberwell, Christchurch, Lambeth Home for Aged
Poor, Swaffield-road and Woolwich.
(b) Owing to changes in the classification of accommodation for sick inmates made during the year,
the above figures, particularly those for St. Pancras and St. Marylebone, are approximate.