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Willesden 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Table No. 47.

Notifications received from Midwives in accordance with the Rules of the Central Midwives Board, 1st January to 31st December, 1933.

From Midwives living and practising in Willesden.From Midwives practising in Willesden but living outside.
Notifications of:—
Sending for Medical Help11221
Having laid out a dead body2—
Liability to be a source of infection61
Death of child3—
Still Birth3—
Artificial feeding32

Table No. 48.

Reasons for Sending for Medical Help.

For Mother.Medical Help sought by Midwives.For Child.Medical Help sought by Midwives.
Living in Willesden.Living outside Willesden.Living in Willesden.Living outside Willesden.
Ante-natal examinations6-Blisters on Baby2-
Baby Feeble6—
Ante-partum haemorrhage31Hare Lip—1
Premature Infant5—
Albuminuria7—Peculiar Shaped Head1-
Complicated breech21
Delayed labour151Spots on child2—
Engorged breast2—Sores in baby's groin1—
Footling and cord presentation2-Spina bifida1—
Sticky eyes65
Hand presentation1-Watery eyes8-
Laceration of perineum2110
Painful leg2—
Post-partum hæmorrhage1-
Patient passed a worm1-
Rise of temperature101
Retained placenta41
Severe Headache1-
Severe pain in side1—
Threatened abortion1—
8015326

Table No. 49.
Fees Paid to Medical Practitioners under Section 14 of the Midwives Act, 1918.
January 1st to December 31st, 1933.
Number of notifications of Sending for Medical Help
133
„ „ „ in respect of which fees paid
62
Total fees paid by Council
£68
l1s.
0d.
,, „ recovered from Patients
£28
18s.
0d.