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Croydon 1945

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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MAYDAY HOSPITAL.

Table I .

Medical Superintendent:C. F. Swinton, M.D., F.R.C.S.(Ed.), Ch.M.

Nursing Staff.

Matron: Miss F. Roberts, S.R.N.
Trained Nurses66Assistant Nurses6
Student Nurses93Male Nurses11

Steward: Mr. R. Grist.
The following Specialist Services are carried:—Orthopaedic,
Gynaecological and Obstetrical, Dental, X-Ray, Deep X-Ray
Therapy, Massage, Ultra-Violet Light, Ophthalmic, Ear, Nose
and Throat, School E.N.T. Clinic, Gastroscopy.

Table I.

1.—Total number of admissions (including infants born in hospital)8,288
2.—Number of women confined in hospital1,027
3.—Number of live births999
4.—Number of still births55
5.—Number of deaths among the newly-born (i.e., under 4 weeks of age)55
6.—Number of deaths among children under one year (including those given under 5)86
7.—Number of maternal deaths among women admitted to hospital for confinement1
8.—Total number of deaths758
9.—Total number of discharges (including infants born in hospital)7,417
10.—Duration of stay of patients included in 8 and 9 above:—
(a) Under four weeks6,684
(b) Four weeks and under thirteen weeks1,362
(c) Thirteen weeks or more196
11.—Number of beds occupied (excluding cots in maternity wards):—
(a) Average during the year421
(b) Highest472 on 14-2-45
(c) Lowest373 on 1-1-45
12.—Number of surgical operations under anæsthetic3,149
13.—Number of abdominal sections580