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Croydon 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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Sleeping Shelters.
The loan of such shelters is made to suitable cases. That is,
to patients in an infectious condition or on account of overcrowding,
hut frequently one finds there is no available space for a shelter in
the garden or yard attached to the patient's house. Lack of privacy
sometimes is also an obstacle. When convenient to be used they
form a useful continuation of Sanatorium practice for a conscientious
patient.

INSTITUTIONAL TREATMENT.

Table X.

Cases of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Treated in Institutions, 1935.

In at beginning of 1934Admitted during 1934Discharged during 1934Died during 1934In at end of 1934
AdultsAdultsAdultsAdultsAdults
mFCmFCmFCmFCmFC
Croy. Boro' San., Cheam4334...8070...6968...107...4429...
Mayday Hospital179...46468243172715...1291
Grosvenor1......34...31............13...
Burrow Hill Colony...............1........................1
Brompton331168...1171.........74...
Papworth1.................................1......
East Anglian San.......1......3......2...............2
R.N.H.C., Ventnor............1........................1...
National Temperance Hospital.........11...11.....................
Midhurst............2......1...............1...
Prior Place1...............1........................
Surrey County San.............1......1.....................
6646214613312109110103822...65474

This Table shows that, compared with last year, one more
patient was admitted during the year and two more cases remained
in institutions at the end of the year.