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Barking 1954

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barking]

Published
1956
Pages
102
Tables
24

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  • Page 15
    Births 998 live births and 29 still births were registered during 1954, distributed as follows:—
    Live Births:—MalesFemalesTotal
  • Page 17
    DEATHS
    Causes of Death in 1954Total
  • Page 19
    INFECTIOUS DISEASES The following notifications were received during the year:—
    NotificationsDeaths
  • Page 32
    The following table shows the number of families falling into these categories at the time of my visit, excluding four families who were rehoused prior to my report to the Housing Committee.
    On Council's Housing ListOn Exchange ListNot on Housing ListOnL.C.C. ListTotal
  • Page 37
    WORKING DAYS LOST PER YEAR
    AgesMenSingle womenMarried women
  • Page 44
    Attendances During 1954
    Total of of placesNo. on RegisterAverage daily attendances
  • Page 47
    HEALTH VISITING, 1954
    No. of visits to Expectant Mothers1,405
  • Page 49
    DIPHTHERIA
    Family doctorsClinicsTotal
  • Page 50
    WHOOPING COUGH
    Family doctorsClinicsTotal
  • Page 52
    There was a slight decrease in the number of hours of domestic help given this year, the total being 101,960.
    YearNumber of Helps EmployedNumber of Cases HelpedTotal Hours Worked
  • Page 58
    CASES TREATED AT MINOR AILMENT CENTRES
  • Page 60
    DENTAL INSPECTION AND TREATMENT
  • Page 72
    1. PREVALENCE OF RATS AND MICE
    Type of PropertyNo. of properties in Area in which infestation was foundAnalysis of Col. 4. Number infested by
    (1) Total(2) Notified by Occupier(3) Otherwise discovered(4) TotalRATSMICE Only
    MajorMinor
  • Page 72
    2. MEASURES OF CONTROL BY CORPORATION
    Type of PropertyNo. of properties inspectedNo. of inspections madeNo. of notices served under Section 4No. of treat ments carried out by arrangement with OccupierUnder Section 5
    TreatmentWorksRatsMice onlyRatsMice only
  • Page 77
    Eleven samples were submitted for chemical examination. Summary of the analysis is given below:—
    Samples submittedFAT ANALYSIS
    Under 2.5%2.5%-5%5%-8.5%8.5%-10 %Over 10%
  • Page 81
    There are in the Borough the following catering establishments
  • Page 82
    REGISTRATIONS OF PREMISES USED FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF SAUSAGES, PRESERVATION OF FOOD, MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF ICE CREAM AND DEALERS IN MARGARINE
    TradeNumber on Register 1953Number of Applications Received During 1954Number of Applications Refused During 1954Total Number of Premises on Register 1954
  • Page 83
    BACTERIOLOGICAL AND BIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF MILK
    Designation of MilkTotal Samples SubmittedBlue TestTestTotal Samples SubmittedBiological Test
    PassedFailedPassedFailedPassedFailed
  • Page 88
    ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION— MONTHLY SOLID DEPOSITS IN TONS PER SQUARE MILE
    MONTH194919501951195219531954
    D.56D.57D.58D.56D.57D.58D.56D.57D.58D.56D.57D.58D.56D.57D.58D.56D.57D.58
  • Page 89
    ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION—SULPHUR DIOXIDE READINGS MEASURED AS MILLIGRAMS OF S03 PER DAY COLLECTED BY 100 sq. C.M. LEAD PEROXIDE
    MONTH +194919501951195219531954
    D.56D.57D.58D.56D.57D.58D.56D.57D.58D.56D.57D.58D.56D.57D.58D.56D.57D.58
  • Page 93a
    SANITATION, HOUSING, SHOPS ACTS, ETC.
    19531954
    VisitsRevisitsTotalContraventionVisitsRe- VisitsTotalContravention
  • Page 94
    NOTICES SERVED AND COMPLIANCES THEREWITH
    1953NoticesPre- Statu limin-toryary1954 Compliance Pre-Statu limin- tonary
    Pre- Statu-limin-tory aryCompliance Pre- Statu-imin- tory ary
  • Page 95
    1— Inspections for purposes of provisions as to health
    PremisesNumber on RegisterNumber of
    InspectionsWritten noticesOccupiers prosecuted
  • Page 95
    2- Cases in which Defects were found
    ParticularsNumber of cases in which defects were foundNumber of cases in which prosecutions were instituted
    FoundReme-Referred
    To H.M. InspectorBy H.M. Inspector