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Wembley 1937

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wembley]

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The Associations have kindly supplied the following figures
relating to their work in 1937:—
(1) Wembley District Nursing Association.
Cases. Visits.
Medical and Surgical 831 15,842
Maternity, Midwifery and Ante-Natal 128 3,296
Children under 5 97 637
Children over 5 60 581
1,116 20,356
(2) Kingsbury District Nursing Association.
Maternity Cases on Books 94
Births attended 94
General Sick Cases: —
Adults 154
Children 96
Visits.
Ante-Natal Visits 854
Maternity Nursing 1,692
Sick Nursing:—
Adults 1,205
Children 982
Welfare Visits: —
Supervisory (Babies) 142
5,413
Early in the year the Council arranged to pay for certain
nursing services given by these Associations. Cases have been
referred to the Associations from the various clinics, the Medical
Officer advising the treatment required and indicating when the
patient should be seen again.
This facility has been a valuable adjunct to the Council's
clinic services, and often appropriate nursing treatment at the
early stages has prevented the necessity of attendance, say, at
the out-patient department of a hospital later.
Cases referred to Nursing Associations, 1937 57
Children under 1 year 21
Children over 1 year 28
Mothers 8
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