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Leyton 1954

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]

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7. CLINICS.
There are in the area three Essex Health Service Clinics:—
Leyton Green Road, Leyton—opened September, 1933.
Granleigh Road, Leytonstone—opened September 1935.
Dawlish Road, Leyton—opened September 1951.
NATIONAL ASSISTANCE ACT, 1948
Section 47—Removal to suitable premises of persons in need of care
and attention.
No cases were dealt with under this Section during the year.
Section 50—Burial and Cremation of the Dead.
During the year arrangements were made for the carrying out of 12
burials under this Section.
PUBLIC MORTUARY
The arrangement entered into between the Council and the Hospital
Management Committee (Leytonstone No. 10 Hospital Group) in September,
1949, for the provision of public mortuary facilities at Whipps Cross Hospital
mortuary has continued during the year.
Number of Post-mortem examinations performed, 35.
NATIONAL BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE
In November, 1952, the Local Health Authority placed at the disposal
of the National Blood Transfusion Service the use of Essex County Health
Services Clinic, Dawlish Road for blood donor sessions.

The following table gives the relevant information regarding sessions held during 1954.

Date 1954Number of Donors
BledNot Bled
1st JanuaryEssex County Health Services Clinic, Dawlish Road, E.10366
7th February,, ,, ,, ,,642
5th March,, ,, ,, ,,303
2nd April,, ,, ,, ,,1052
7th May,, ,, ,, ,,755
4th June,, ,, ,, ,,669
25th June,, ,, ,, ,,358
4th July,, ,, ,, ,,686
3rd September,, ,, ,, ,,8916
5th November,, ,, ,, ,,39
Total68166