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Enfield 1968

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Enfield]

Published
1969
Pages
219
Tables
66

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  • Page 15
    I am grateful to the Borough Engineer and Surveyor for the following statistics, report and opinions on road accidents occurring within the Borough.
    196619671968
  • Page 19
    Infective Hepatitis
    Age in YearsNo. of CasesTotals
    MF
  • Page 81
    Lead Content of water from main taps in consumers' premises
    Lead content (mg/1 Pb)Samples of water standing in lead pipe overnightSamples of water after running the tap
  • Page 92
    The number of food complaints received was 46. Following investigation, warning letters were sent in the majority of incidents but in fourteen cases, legal proceedings were instituted with the following results :—
    ItemFineCosts
    £s.d.£s.d.
  • Page 143
    COURSES ATTENDED BY HEALTH DEPARTMENT STAFF
    OfficersCourse and Numbers AttendingDuration
  • Page 144
    Continued from previous page...
    OfficersCourse and Numbers AttendingDuration
  • Page 147
    TABLE 1 GENERAL STATISTICS
  • Page 148
    TABLE 2 VITAL STATISTICS 1968
    LIVE BIRTHSMalesFemalesTotalEARLY NEO-NATAL DEATHS
    Legitimate1,8861,8193,705(deaths under the age of 1 week)MalesFemalesTotal
  • Page 149
    TABLE 3 INFANT MORTALITY Deaths from stated causes at various ages under one year of age
    CAUSE OF DEATHUnder 1 week1 and under 2 weeks2 and under 3 weeks3 and under 4 weeksTotal under 4 weeks4 weeks and under 3 month3 and under 6 months6 and under 9 months9 and under 12 monthsTotal 4 weeks and under 12 monthsTotal deaths under 1 year
  • Page 150
    TABLE 4 CAUSES OF, AND AGES AT, DEATH
    CAUSE OF DEATHSexTotal All AgesUnder 4 weeks4 weeks and under 1 yearl-s-15-AGE IN YEARS55-65 -75 and over
    25 -35-45-
  • Page 151
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  • Page 152
    TABLE 5 ROAD ACCIDENTS
    Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJun.JulyAug.Sep.Oct.Nov.Dec.Total 1968Total 1967
  • Page 153
    TABLE 6 PREVALENCE AND CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE Notification and Deaths
    DISEASENumber NotifiedKnown to be treated in hospitalDeaths
  • Page 154
    TABLE 7 PREVALENCE AND CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE Tuberculosis
    Age in YearsNew CasesDeaths
    RespiratoryOther FormsRespiratoryOther Forms
    MFMFMFMF
  • Page 155
    TABLE 8 PREVALENCE AND CONTROL OF INFECHOUS DISEASE Public Health Laboratory Service Clinical and Environmental Specimens — Findings
    Type of SpecimenNumber of Specimens SubmittedFindingsNumber of Positives*% of Positives
    By Local AuthorityBy General PractitionersTotal
  • Page 156
    TABLE 9 PREVALENCE AND CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE Public Health Laboratory Service Clinical Specimens — Type and Number
    Type of SpecimenNumber of Specimens Submitted
    by Local Authorityby General PractitionersTotal
  • Page 157
    TABLE 10 CARE OF MOTHERS AND YOUNG CHILDREN Ante-natal and Post-natal Clinics: Relaxation and Mothercraft Classes
    Number of ClinicsNumber of SessionsNumber ofWomen in AttendanceTotal Number of Attendances
    Ante-natal and Post-natal (combined sessions)Relaxation and MothercraftAnte-natalPost-natalRelaxation and MothercraftAnte-natalPost-natalRelaxation and Mothercraft
  • Page 157
    TABLE 11 CARE OF MOTHERS AND YOUNG CHILDREN Child Health Clinics
    Number of ClinicsNumber of SessionsNumber of children whoattendedTotal number of children who attendedTotal number of attendances
  • Page 158
    TABLE 12 CARE OF MOTHERS AND YOUNG CHILDREN Dental Care
    Dental ServicesExpectant and Nursing MothersChildren under 5 years of age
  • Page 159
    TABLE 13 MIDWIFERY Midwives who Notified their intention to Practise within the Borough during 1968
    DomiciliaryInstitutional
    Employed by the BoroughIn Private PracticeHospitalsNursing HomesTotal
  • Page 159
    TABLE 14 MIDWIFERY Care of Premature Infants
    Number of Premature Babies Born at HomePremature Babies Born and Nursed at Home
    NumberDied during first 24 hoursSurvived to end of 28 days
  • Page 159
    TABLE 15 HEALTH VISITING Visits to Homes made by Health Visitors
    Home Visits to :* Number of Visits
    First VisitsTotal Visits
  • Page 159
    TABLE 16 HOME NURSING Work Undertaken by the Home Nurses
    Number of VisitsNumber of PatientsNumber of Patients under the age of 5 yearsNumber of Patients aged 65 years or overNumber of Visits of over one hour duration included in the Total
  • Page 160
    TABLE 17 VACCINATION AND IMMUNISATION Immunisation against Diphtheria, Whooping Cough, Tetanus, Poliomyelitis and Measles Persons aged under 16 years (a) Completed Primary Courses.
    Type of VaccineYear of BirthOthers under age 16Total
    19681967196619651961/64
  • Page 160
    (b) Reinforcing Doses
    Type of VaccineYear of BirthOthers under age 16Total
    19681967196619651961/64
  • Page 160
    TABLE 18 VACCINATION AND IMMUNISATION Smallpox Vaccination Persons aged under 16 years
    Age at Date of VaccinationNumber of Persons
    VaccinatedRe-vaccinated
  • Page 161
    TABLE 19 VACCINATION AND IMMUNISATION Completed Primary Courses of Immunisation by end of 1968 of Children born in 1966
    Number of Children in Enfield born in 1966 :4,241
    ImmunisationNo. of ChildrenAcceptance Rate per cent
    AgainstImmunised (Enfield)EnfieldEngland & Wales
  • Page 161
    TABLE 20 PREVENTION OF ILLNESS, CARE AND AFTER-CARE Tuberculosis Statistics of Chest Clinics
    RespiratoryNon-Respiratory
    MenWomenChildrenTotalMenWomenChildrenTotal
  • Page 162
    TABLE 21 ATTENDANCE AT MASS RADIOGRAPHY
    MaleFemaleTotal
  • Page 162
    TABLE 22 CHIROPODY SERVICE (a) Attendances at Clinics
    Category of PatientNew Cases first attendancesOld Cases first attendancesRe-attendancesTotal attendances for treatment
  • Page 162
    TABLE 23 PREVENTION OF ILLNESS, CARE AND AFTER-CARE Venereal Diseases
    HospitalNumber of New CasesTotals
    SyphilisGonorrhoeaOther conditions
  • Page 163
    TABLE 24 SMOKERS CLINIC 1967
    Attended 5 SessionsAttended 3-4 SessionsAttended 1-2 Sessions
    Replies to QuestionnaireReplies to QuestionnaireReplies to Questionnaire
    DatesSexTotal AttendedNo. of RepliesNot SmokingSmokingTotal AttendedNo. of RepliesNot SmokingSmokingTotal AttendedNo. of RepliesNot SmokingSmoking
  • Page 164
    MENTAL HEALTH Patients under Local Health Authority Care at 31st December, 1968
    Mentally IIISubnormal and Severely Subnormal
    Under aged 16 yrs.Aged 16 yrs. to 64 yrs.Aged 65 yrs. and overTotalUnder age 16 yrs.Aged 16 yrs. and overTotal
  • Page 165
    TABLE 26 MENTAL HEALTH Patients referred to Health Department during year ended 31st December, 1968
    Referred byMentally IIISubnormal and Severely Subnormal
  • Page 165
    TABLE 27 MENTAL HEALTH Work of Mental Welfare Officers
  • Page 165
    TABLE 28 DOMESTIC HELP Number of Cases in which Domestic Help was Provided during 1968
    Aged 65 years or over at time of first visitAged Under 65 years on First Visit
    MaternityChronic SickTuberculousMentally DisorderedOthersTotal
  • Page 166
    TABLE 29 DEVELOPMENT PLAN
    YearSectionPremisesNo. of places or Pop. servedAddress
  • Page 167
    TABLE 30 CERTIFICATION OF BLINDNESS AND PARTIAL SIGHT Follow-up of Registered Blind and Partially Sighted Persons in 1968
  • Page 167
    TABLE 31 WATER SUPPLY Metropolitan Water Board Chemical and Mineral Analysis
    Average Results in milligrams per litre where applicable
    Thames Derived North of RiverNew River DerivedHoe Lane Well DerivedHadley Road Well DerivedWaltham Abbey Well Derived
  • Page 168
    TABLE 32 WATER SUPPLY Metropolitan Water Board Average Bacteriological Results
    Results before Treatment
    Thames Derived North of RiverNew River DerivedHoe Lane Well DerivedHadley Road Well DerivedWaltham Abbey Well Derived
  • Page 168
    TABLE 33 WATER SUPPLY Lee Valley Water Company Representative Sample
  • Page 169
    TABLE 34 CLEAN AIR Area of the borough (in acres) 20,061 Total number of premises as at 31st December, 1968 103,526
    (a) Areas in Operation ENFIELD AreaNo. of PremisesAcreage
  • Page 170
    TABLE 35 FOOD AND DRUGS Samples Submitted to Public Analyst
    SampleTotal Number ProcuredNumber Unsatisfactory
  • Page 171
    FOOD AND DRUGS Bacteriological Examination of Ice-Cream Methylene Blue Test
    VendorType of Ice CreamResults
    Grade
    1234
  • Page 171
    TABLE 37 FOOD AND DRUGS Bacteriological Examination of Milk 1. Methylene Blue Test (for keeping quality)
    DesignationNumber of SamplesResults
    SatisfactoryVoidUnsatisfactory
  • Page 172
    TABLE 38 HOUSING Inspections and Defects
  • Page 173
    TABLE 39 HOUSING Housing Defects Remedied
    Nature of DefectAction TakenNumber
  • Page 174
    TABLE 40 SHOPS AND OFFICES Visits Under Offices, Shops and Railway Premises Act, 1963
    Class of PremisesNumber of Registered Premises receiving a general inspectionTotal visits of all kinds to Registered Premises
  • Page 174
    TABLE 41 FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS Inspections for Purposes of Provisions as to Health
    PremisesNumber on RegisterInspectionsNumber of Written NoticesOccupiers Prosecuted
  • Page 174
    TABLE 42 FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS Cases in which Defects were found
    ParticularsNumber of cases in which defects were foundNumber of cases in which prosecutions were instituted
    FoundRemediedRefe to H.M. Inspectorrred by H.M. Inspector
  • Page 175
    TABLE 43 INSPECTIONS AND COMPLAINTS Inspections, Interviewas and Visits of the Public Health Inspectorate
  • Page 175
    TABLE 44 INSPECTIONS AND COMPLAINTS Summary of Complaints and Requests for Visits
  • Page 176
    TABLE 45 MEDICAL INSPECTION Routine Medical Inspection
  • Page 176
    TABLE 46 MEDICAL INSPECTION Defects found at Periodic Inspection (Classified in accordance with the requirements of the Department of Education and Science)
    Defect or DiseaseRequiring TreatmentRequiring Observation
  • Page 177
    TABLE 47 MEDICAL INSPECTION Defects found at Special Inspections (Classified in accordance with the requirements of the Department of Education and Science)
    Defect or DiseaseRequiring TreatmentRequiring Observation
  • Page 177
    TABLE 48 HEARING TESTS BY AUDIOMETER
    No. found to have a hearing loss
    Both EarsRight EarLeft EarTotal
  • Page 178
    TABLE 50 MEDICAL TREATMENT Defects treated at Minor Ailments Clinics (Classified in accordance with the requirements of the Department of Education and Science)
  • Page 178
    TABLE 51 EAR, NOSE AND THROAT CLINICS
  • Page 179
    TABLE 52 OPHTHALMIC CLINICS
  • Page 179
    TABLE 53 ORTHOPTIC CLINICS
  • Page 179
    TABLE 54 ORTHOPAEDIC CLINIC
  • Page 180
    TABLE 55 SPEECH CLINICS
  • Page 180
    TABLE 56 CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC
  • Page 181
    TABLE 57 DENTAL SERVICE Dental Inspection and Treatment
  • Page 182
    TABLE 58 HANDICAPPED CHILDREN Children in Special Schools
    CategoryDayResidential
  • Page 182
    TABLE 59 VACCINATION AND IMMUNISATION B.C.G. Vaccination Scheme