London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972
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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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Medical Inspection of School Children 24
Milkshops, &c. 25
Mortality at different ages 13, 11,38
Mortality Rate (Infantile) 13,42
Mortality Rate (England and Wales) 16
Notified Cases of Infectious Disease 44
Ophthlamia Neonatorum 49
Patients admitted to Hospital 33,34
Phthisis, Disinfecting after 22
Phthisical Death Rate 15
Piggeries 26
Population 8,40
Population, Density 40
Preventive Measures 20—22
Public Institutions (Deaths, &c.) 16, 17, 38, 41
Puerperal Fever 19
Puerperal Fever Cases (month and parish) 46
Pulmonary Death Rate 15
Rates, Birth 11,12
Rates, Death 12—16
Regulated Trades 25, 26
Removals to Hospital 33, 34, 37
Sale of Food and Drugs Act 26
Scarlet Fever 18
Scarlet Fever Cases (month and parish) 47
Schools 24
Sewerage and Drainage 27
Slaughterhouses 25
Staff, Isolation Hospital 32
Table I.— Vital Statistics (1909—1914) 35, 36
Table II.— Infectious Disease Cases (ages, parishes, removals to
Hospital) 37
Table III.— Causes of, and Ages at, Death 38
Table IV.— Deaths of Infants at ages 39
Table V.— Area, Houses, Population, Density (each parish) 40
Table VI.— Area, Houses, Population, Density (parishes with
Institutions) 41