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Crayford 1951

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Crayford]

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Tuberculosis.

Age periodsNew CasesDeaths
RespiratoryNon-RespiratoryRespiratoryNon-Respiratory
MFMFMFMF
0
111
5211
1517111—_1
25231
353111
45211
555
65 and upwards1
Totals1315223221

Chest Clinics.
At West Hill Hospital, Dartford, and 65, Bexley Road,
Erith.
Housing Applicants.
Special consideration is given to cases put forward by
the Medical Officer of Health involving tuberculosis or other
physical disability in the applicants' families and such cases
are considered outside the normal points scheme.
Cases investigated during the year—44.
Applicants recommended for rehousing—8
No. of families granted houses on account of Tuberculosis—6.
TUBERCULOSIS AFTER-CARE.
It was brought to my notice that the question of appointing
a separate Tuberculosis Care Committee for the
Crayford District had been raised. The area was then being
served by the Erith and Dartford Committees.
A Meeting was convened of Organisations interested
in welfare work by the Chairman of the Crayford Urban District
Council, as a result of which the Crayford District Tuberculosis
Care Committee was formed in Association with the
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