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Barking 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barking]

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SECTION B—Continued Page
Dental Surgeon, Report of 37
Difficult Labour, Consultations in 27, 34
Eye Defects 35
Foster Children 27, 28
Health Visitors 27
Hospital Services 20, 23-27
Hospital Services, Tables of 23-26
Infant Life Protection 27, 28
Infant Welfare Clinics 21, 22, 34
Laboratory Facilities 19
Maternity Cases 20
Maternity Homes 27
Midwifery 20
Minor Ailments 35
Nursing Homes 27
Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Consultations in 27, 33
Opthalmic Service 35
Orthopaedic Service 28-32, 35
Plaistow Maternity Charity 20
Provision of Dinners 34
Provision of Dried Milk, etc.33, 35
Provision of Fresh Milk 33, 35
Provision of Spectacles 35
Public Hospital Services 20, 23-26
Puerperal Fever and Puerperal Pyrexia, Consultations in 27, 34
Services Provided and Facilities for Treatment 33-36
Specialist-Consultant Ante-Natal Clinic 27, 33
Specimens Submitted to Laboratory for Examination 19
Tonsils and Adenoids 35
Ultra Violet Light Treatment 35
Upney (Maternity) Hospital 23-27, 34
Visiting in the Home 27, 36
Voluntary Hospital Services 20, 23-26
X-ray Treatment for Ringworm 36
SECTION C.—SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE AREA.
Barking Sewage Disposal Works 39
Bathing in the River Roding 39
Cesspools 39
Closet Accommodation 39, 42
Common Lodging Houses 46
Creeksmouth Generating Station 47
Dampness 42
Defects found under the Factory and Workshop Act, 1901 44
Drainage and Sewerage 39, 42
Dustbin Maintenance 40, 42
Dwelling Houses, Inspection of 40
Factories, Inspection of 41