Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]
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(1) No. of patients in receipt of
Ministry of Health Allowances
as at 31-12-46 51—24 in Institutions.
27 on Domiciliary
ment.
(2) No. of new patients 96
(3) No. of patients no longer
in receipt of Allowances 88
(4) No. of patients in receipt of
Ministry of Health Allowances
as at 31-12-47 59—33 in Institutions.
26 on Domiciliary treatment.
The Council's extension of Maintenance Allowances scheme
continued during 1947. These allowances are granted to patients
suffering from Pulmonary Tuberculosis who are not entitled to
allowances under the Government scheme, but who carry out
treatment recommended under the Council's Tuberculosis
scheme : —
(1) No. of patients in receipt of
Council Allowances as at
31-12-46 31— 6 in Institutions.
25 on Domiciliary treatment.
(2) No. of new patients 19
(3) No. of patients no longer
in receipt of Allowances 17
(4) No. of patients in receipt of
Council Allowances as at
31-12-47 33— 5 in Institutions.
28 on Domiciliary
ment.
CHEAM SANATORIUM.
The Sanatorium is situated at North Cheam, and has accommodation
for 93 adult patients of both sexes; men 53 and women
40. All available accommodation is occupied.