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Barking 1932

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barking]

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SECTION 2—Continued Page
Bye-Laws 23
Clinic and Treatment Centres 30-32
Counties' Laboratory 22
Homeless Children, Institutional provision for 29
Hospital Services '24-28
Hospital Services, Tables of 25-28
Infectious Diseases Nursing 21, 24
Illegitimate Infants, Institutional provision for 29
Laboratory Facilities 22
Legislation Relating to Public Health 22, 23
Local Acts 22
Local Government Act, 1929 30
Maternal Mortality 29
Maternity Cases 21
Maternity Homes' 24
Mental Defectives, Institutional provision for 29
Midwifery 21
Midwives, Supervision of 21
National Health Insurance 22
Nursing Homes 24
Nursing in the Home 21
Plaistow Maternity Charity 21
Private Medical Practitioners, Co-operation of 22
Public Assistance Committee 22
Public Assistance Medical Out-Relief 22
Public Hospital Services 25-28
Puerperal Fever and Pyrexia 29
Regulations 23
Smallpox Hospital Arrangements 24
Special Acts and Orders 23
Specimens submitted to Laboratory for Examination 22
Unmarried Mothers, Institutional provision for 29
Upney (Maternity) Hospital 21, 24-28
Voluntary Hospital Services 25-28
SECTION 3.—SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE AREA.
Bathing in the River Roding 33, 34
Cesspools 35
Closet Accommodation 35,38
Common Lodging Houses 43
Creckmouth Generating Station 42
Dampness 38
Defects found uuder the Factory and Workshop Act, 1901 40
Drainage and Sewerage 35,37
Dustbin Maintenance 35, 38
Dwelling Houses, Inspection of 36
Enteric Fever 33, 34