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Dagenham 1957

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Dagenham]

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Ante-Natal Clinics

CentreSessions HeldTimes Sessions HeldAverage AttendancesAverage New Cases
The Clinic, Ashton Gardens, Chadwell Heath.WeeklyWednesday, p.m.82
The Clinic, Becontree Avenue,WeeklyTuesday, p.m.92
Dagenham.WeeklyWednesday, a.m.71
The Leys Clinic, Ballards Road, Dagenham.WeeklyWednesday, p.m.112
Rush Green Clinic, 179, Dagenham Road, Rush Green.(1st & 3rd in in monthFriday, a.m.51
York House, Frizlands Lane,WeeklyTuesday, a.m.102
Dagenham.WeeklyTuesday, p.m.122
(Transferred to Oxlow Lane 29/6/57)WeeklyThursday, a.m.102
The Clinic, Ford Road, Dagenham.WeeklyMonday, a.m.122
The Clinic, Manford Way, Hainault.WeeklyMonday, a.m.31

RELAXATION CLASSES
The following were the attendances at the relaxation classes during the year:—
The Becontree Clinic 322
Chadwell Heath Clinic 294
Leys Clinic 391
York House Clinic 385
1,392
PREMATURE INFANTS
All infants weighing 5½lbs., or less at birth are regarded as premature infants,
whatever the length of the pregnancy.

Live premature births occurring in the area:—

31b. 4oz. or less31b. 5oz.— 41b. 6oz.41b. 7oz.— 41b. 15oz.51b. 0oz.— 51b. 8oz.TotalNo. Surviving one week
Born alive at home and nursed entirely at home1-2101311
Born alive at home and transferred to hospital2-1143
Born in hospital111420378274