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Dagenham 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Dagenham]

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The Council has an agreement with the Borough Councils of
Barking and Ilford for the reciprocal use of ambulances and for
the conveyance of street cases. In the event of the ambulance of
one Authority being called to a case just inside the boundary of
one of the other districts, the patient is removed by the ambulance
summoned. Both ambulances were out together 245 times,
while in addition on 27 occasions when both vehicles were in
commission, the ambulance of one of the neighbouring Authorites
was requisitioned. During the year use was made of the Ilford
ambulance on 15 occasions and of the Barking ambulance 12 times.
Ilford called on the Dagenham ambulance six times, and Barkis
twice.
(c) Maternity Cases.
See page 17 of 1931 Annual Report.
Clinics and Treatment Centres.
The following table shows the times at which the various
Infant Welfare Centres and Ante-natal Clinics are held in the
different buildings throughout the district and also the average
attendances per session:—

Infant Welfare Centres.

CENTRE.Sessions held.Times Sessions held.Averag Attend ances.Average New Cases.
Wesleyan Chapel, High Road, Chadwell Heath.WeeklyMonday, p.m.503
Wesleyan Chapel, Marks Gate.Bi-monthly (commenced 24/8/1933)Thursday, a.m.81
Becontree Clinic, Becontree Avenue, Chadwell Heath.WeeklyMonday, p.m.614
WeeklyThursday, p.m.754
WeeklyFriday, p.m.392
Ford Road Clinic, Ford Road, Dagenham.WeeklyTuesday, p.m.466
Weekly (commenced 25/10/1933)Wednesday, a.m.261
WeeklyWednesday, p.m.796
WeeklyFriday, p.m.513
Out-Patient Department, King George Hospital, Five Elms, Dagenham.WeeklyTuesday,765
Weeklyp.m. Wednesday, p.m.625