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Bexley 1945

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bexley]

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The Registrar General supplied a comparibility
factor for the area in 1939 and 1940 by which the death
rate of the area should be multiplied in order to make
it comparable with other parts of the country, but for
the years 1941-1945 no comparability factor was given
owing to the movements of population. The figures were
as follows: —
1939
1940
Comparability Factor 1.07 1.26
Standardised Death Rate 8.53 13.01
BIRTHS AND STILLBIRTHS IN WARDS.
The figures relate to live births and stillbirths notified
but not necessarily registered in the same year.

LIVE BIRTHS. NUMBER OF BIRTHS.

1939194019411942194319441945
Christchurch186173187184206235220
St. Mary's239229172247237244228
Brampton276200136248276223247
Danson182145133209175168187
Falconwood198174137210179228191
St. Michael's310261209307300286300
Total139111829741405137313841373

STILLBIRTHS. NUMBER OF BIRTHS.

1939194019411942194319441945
Christchurch4556563
St. Mary's4522842
Brampton6644453
Danson6857213
Falconwood8244273
St. Michael's87984413
Total36332931252727

ANALYSIS OF NOTIFICATIONS OF LIVE AND STILLBIRTHS.

Births notified from Institutions88172363293495910211033
Births notified by Mid-wives459406344461398356341
Births notified by Doctors, etc87862741413426