[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hendon]

Hendon 1945

Published: 1946
Pages: 40
Tables: 31

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downward trend in the infantile mortality rate since the beginning of the century. TABLE I

Year, Death rate of infants under one year of age per 1000 live births.
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The following Table shows the causes of death during the yeari- TABLE II

CAUSE MALE FEMALE TOTAL
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TABLE III CASES OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES OTHER THAN TUBERCULOSIS NOTIFIED DURING 1943. 1944 & 1945.

DISEASE TOTAL CASES NOTIFIED REMOVED TO HOSPITAL 1945
1943 1944 1945
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TABLE IV.

Year No. of Cases of Diphtheria notified No. of Deaths from Diphtheria Accumulated total of immunised children
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TUBERCULOSIS. The following Table shows the notifications of Tuberculosis during the last five years TABLE V.

YEAR NOTIFICATIONS
Pulmonary Non-pulmonary
Male Female Male Female
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TABlE VI.

YEAR No, of Cases of Scabies dealt with. No. of Verminous conditions dealt with.
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During the year the Health Visitors paid the following number of visits:-
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The Table below indicates the days and times on which the Maternity and Child Welfare Centres are held:- TABLE VII

DISTRICT PLACE OF MEETING DAY TIME DOCTOR OR HEALTH VISITOR PRESENT
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TABLE VIII

1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945
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table IX

District No. of sessions per week. day A.M. or P.M.
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TABLE X

1942 1943 1944 1945
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The following Table shows the comparative figures for domiciliary confinement, hospitals end nursing homes: - TABLE XI
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TABLE XII

Address of Nursery Date of Opening Accommodation
Under 2 years Over 2 years Total
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The following Table gives particulars of the number of children examined?- TABLE XIII

Routine Medical Inspections, Special Inspections TOTAL
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Table shows the number of children treated during the year:- TABLE XIV
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TABLE XV

Expectant & Nursing Mothers Pre-school children
1938 1945 1938 1945
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SANITARY INSPECTIONS CP THE AREA. The following summary of the inspection work performed by the Sanitary Inspectors has been submitted to me by Mr. G. E. Luck, Chief Sanitary Inspectors:-
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Treatment of verminous houses. The following houses were successfully treated:-
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FOOD CONDEMNATION. The following foodstuffs were examined and condemned as unfit for human consumption:-

Butchers Meat. Fish.
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TABLE XVI

Notified as In Hospital 1.1.45. Admitted during year. Died during year. Discharged during year. Remaining in Hospital 31.12.45.
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NUMBER OF CASES TREATED - COMPARISON WITH PREVIOUS TWO YEARS. TABLE XVII

Notified as ADMISSIONS. DEATHS, DISCHARGES.
1943 1944 1945 1943 1944 1945 1943 1944 1945
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TABLE XVIII

Disease Discharged Died Total
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Comparison of incidence and case mortality rate with that of the previous two years is shown below:-
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Comparison of incidence, etc., with that of the previous two years is shown below:-

1943. 1944. 1945.
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SCARLET FEVER, (cont.) Complications. The following complications were encountered among the 146 cases of scarlet fever completed during 1945:-
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TABLE I MEDICAL INSPECTIONS OP PUPILS ATTENDING MAINTAINED PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS.
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TABLE II CLASSIFICATION OF THE NUTRITION OF PUPILS INSPECTED DURING THE YEAR IN THE ROUTINE AGE GROUPS.

Number of Pupils Inspected A (Excellent) B (Normal) C (Slightly sub-normal) D (Bad)
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TABLE III
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TABLE IV. DENTAL INSPECTION AND TREATMENT.
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TABLE V. VERMINOUS CONDITIONS.
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TABLE VI. BLIND AMD HEAP PUPILS. Number of totally or almost totally blind and deaf pupils who are not at the present time being educated in a Special School. The return should relate to all such pupils including evacuees resident in the Authority's area.

1. At a Maintained Primary or Secondary school 2. At an Institution other than a Special School 3. At no School or Institution

YEAR	NOTIFICATIONS
	Pulmonary		Non-pulmonary
	Male	Female	Male	Female

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31 tables in this report

downward trend in the infantile mortality rate since the beginning of the century. TABLE I

The following Table shows the causes of death during the yeari- TABLE II

TABLE III CASES OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES OTHER THAN TUBERCULOSIS NOTIFIED DURING 1943. 1944 &amp; 1945.

TABLE IV.

TUBERCULOSIS. The following Table shows the notifications of Tuberculosis during the last five years TABLE V.

TABlE VI.

During the year the Health Visitors paid the following number of visits:-

The Table below indicates the days and times on which the Maternity and Child Welfare Centres are held:- TABLE VII

TABLE VIII

table IX

TABLE X

The following Table shows the comparative figures for domiciliary confinement, hospitals end nursing homes: - TABLE XI

TABLE XII

The following Table gives particulars of the number of children examined?- TABLE XIII

Table shows the number of children treated during the year:- TABLE XIV

TABLE XV

SANITARY INSPECTIONS CP THE AREA. The following summary of the inspection work performed by the Sanitary Inspectors has been submitted to me by Mr. G. E. Luck, Chief Sanitary Inspectors:-

Treatment of verminous houses. The following houses were successfully treated:-

FOOD CONDEMNATION. The following foodstuffs were examined and condemned as unfit for human consumption:-

TABLE XVI

NUMBER OF CASES TREATED - COMPARISON WITH PREVIOUS TWO YEARS. TABLE XVII

TABLE XVIII

Comparison of incidence and case mortality rate with that of the previous two years is shown below:-

Comparison of incidence, etc., with that of the previous two years is shown below:-

SCARLET FEVER, (cont.) Complications. The following complications were encountered among the 146 cases of scarlet fever completed during 1945:-

TABLE I MEDICAL INSPECTIONS OP PUPILS ATTENDING MAINTAINED PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

TABLE II CLASSIFICATION OF THE NUTRITION OF PUPILS INSPECTED DURING THE YEAR IN THE ROUTINE AGE GROUPS.

TABLE III

TABLE IV. DENTAL INSPECTION AND TREATMENT.

TABLE V. VERMINOUS CONDITIONS.

TABLE VI. BLIND AMD HEAP PUPILS. Number of totally or almost totally blind and deaf pupils who are not at the present time being educated in a Special School. The return should relate to all such pupils including evacuees resident in the Authority's area.

TABLE III CASES OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES OTHER THAN TUBERCULOSIS NOTIFIED DURING 1943. 1944 & 1945.