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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Willesden 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Table: Table No. 1.—Hospital Confinement Bookings— continued.

Table No. 1.—Hospital Confinement Bookings— continued.

Four weeks endedNo. of Confinement Cases Booked.
25.1.1914New Council 1919-22.
22.2.1913
22.3.1917
19.4.1912
17.5.1916
14.6.1917
12.7.1921
9.8.1920
6.9.1925
4.10.1936
1.11.1920
29.11.1926
27.12.1930
Total (1919)267
24.1.2043Memo. 24.3.20. Hospital full. Cases from half of district only admitted. Memo. 8.6.20. Cases admitted from whole of district, but for medical reasons or home circumstances only.
21.2.2041
20.3.2032
17.4.2023
15.5.2024
12.6.2032
10.7.2043
7.8.2036
4.9.2031
2.10.2037
30.10.2040
27.11.2028
25.12.2034
Total (1920)444
22.1.2131£2 fee imposed at Council meeting, 22.3.21. 5.5.21. Cases to be booked for Hospital limited to 28 per month or 336 for the year (including Expectant and Nursing Mothers).
19.2.2134
19.3.2136
16.4.2135
14.5.2140
11.6.2118
9.7.2128
6.8.2112
3.9.2119
1.10.2118
29.10.2129
26.11.2123
31.12.21 (5 weeks)12
Total (1921)335
28.1.2227Memo, re cases living in more than 3 rooms to show sound reason why they should be booked. New Council 1922-1925. From 1.4.22. cases to be booked for hospital not to exceed 32 per month (including Expectant and Nursing Mothers). Illegitimate cases not admitted, except on surgical grounds after 23.5.22.
25.2.2233
25.3.2222
22.4.2215
20.5.2224
17.6.2219
15.7.2231
12.8.2222
Carried forward193