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Erith 1936

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Erith]

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Section C (Continued). Page
3. School Incidence of Infectious Disease 21
4. Comments on :
(a) Diphtheria 22
(b) Scarlet Fever 22
(c) Enteric Fever 22
(d) Measles 22
(e) Puerperal Fever and Puerperal Pyrexia 22
(f) Ophthalmia Neonatorum 22
(g) Smallpox 23
5. Disinfection of premises after Infectious
Disease 23
6. Laboratory Facilities 23
7. Tuberculosis.
(a) Treatment and Hospital
tion 23
(b) Table (i) Particulars of new cases and
deaths 24
(ii) Quarterly Statements 25
8. Consultations with local Medical
titioners 26
9. Arrangements for operations for Ear,
Nose and Throat conditions 26
10. Clinics and Treatment centres 27
D Hospital Facilities.
1. General 28
2. Venereal Diseases 28
3. Children 28
4. Ambulance Facilities 28
E Sanitary Circumstances of the Area.
1. Collection and Disposal of House Refuse 28
2. Trade Refuse 29
3. Water Supply 29
4. Drainage and Sewerage 29
5. Closet Accommodation 30
6. Swimming Baths 30
7. Hop Pickers 30
8. Inspection of Schools 30
9. Rag Flock Act 30
10. Smoke Abatement 30
11. Health Education—Rat Week 30
12. Cleansing of Verminous Persons 30
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