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Leyton 1954

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]

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Domiciliary Midwives.
Lady Rayleigh Training Home, Beachcroft Road, Leytonstone, E.n
Telephone:
LEY 2385
Miss E. Daines, 149, Francis Road, E.10
LEY 4909
Mrs. C. L. Wackett, 111 Fairlop Road, E.11
LEY 4731
BIRTHS IN INSTITUTIONS AND MATERNITY HOMES
The following table shows the percentage of births taking place in other
than the patient's home since 1936. The steady increase in the percentage
was not maintained during the war years, due to evacuation of expectant
mothers, and subsequently due to the shortage of maternity beds in hospitals.
Year
Percentage
Year
Percentage
1936
53.48
1946
56.67
1937
54.01
1947
56.29
1938
56.99
1948
63.86
1939
59.64
1949
68.03
1940
52.32
1950
71.18
1941
62.79
1951
69.71
1942
56.05
1952
73.20
1943
55.86
1953
74.07
1944
68.38
1954
78.28
1945
65.87
Inward Transferable Births.
Births in Institutions, Maternity Homes and Private dwellings outside
the Borough of Leyton:
Queen Mary's Hospital, E.15 166
Forest Gate Hospital, E.7 206
Plaistow Maternity Hospital, E.13 12
Wanstead Hospital, E.n 92
Thorpe Coombe Maternity Home, E.17 94
Mounts Bay Maternity Home, E.17 1
Mothers Hospital, E.5 272
Hackney Hospital, E.8 36
Royal Northern Hospital, N.7 1
St. Andrews Hospital, E.3 4
London Hospital, E.1 13
German Hospital, E.8 3
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, E.C.I 1
Bearstead Memorial Hospital, N.16 9
University College Hospital, W.C.I 3
Royal Free Hospital, W.C.I 2
Ilford Maternity Hospital, Ilford 4
Mile End Hospital, E.1 12
Maycrcfc Maternity Home, E.18 1