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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Croydon 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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Table: TABLE T. 10.Table showing further progress of persons first treated at and discharged from the Borough Hospital in 1913.Condition on discharge from B.H.: Condition on Dec. 31st, 1913: Condition on Dec. 31st, 1914 :

TABLE T. 10.

Table showing further progress of persons first treated at and discharged from the Borough Hospital in 1913.

Condition on discharge from B.H.: Condition on Dec. 31st, 1913: Condition on Dec. 31st, 1914 :

M.W.T l.M.W.T l.M.W.T l.
Fit for work104*14At work32*5At work538Two men had additional Institutions treatment in 1914]
Fit for work325Relapsed112
Relapsed and sent to Sanatorium202Deceased202
Left Croydon101
[*One having had treatment at a Sanatorium without improvement].unfit for work101Found to be non-tuberculous101[Spinal disease]
Left Croydon101
14\14
Improved718Relapsed101In statu quo112[One readmitted to B.H. in 1914] [One readmitted to B.H. and died there 1914]
Readmitted to B.H.101Relapsed202
In statu quo415Deceased303
Left Croydon101Left Croydon101
88
In statu quo314In statu quo202In statu quo101
Deceased112Deceased213
44
Worse112Deceased112
(Both discharged themselves).