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Willesden 1936

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Cases Admitted from Other Authorities.
During the year 101 cases were admitted from areas other than the Borough of Willesden.
These cases may be classified as follows:—

Table No . 65.

Name of Authority.No. of Cases.Diseases.No. of Cases.
Middlesex County Council52Measles23
Scarlet Fever9
Diphtheria9
Whooping Cough6
Erysipelas3
Cerebro-Spinal Fever1
Harrow Urban District Council24Mumps1
Whooping Cough7
Erysipelas4
Measles4
Poliomyelitis3
Scarlet Fever3
Enteric Fever2
Cerebro-Spinal Fever1
Borough of Ealing21Scarlet Fever17
Measles1
Whooping Cough1
Enteric Fever1
Diphtheria1
Wembley Urban District Council3Whooping Cough1
Erysipelas1
Pemphigus Neonatorum1
Borough of Southall1Scarlet Fever1
Totals101101

Table No. 66.

The following table shows the number of cases admitted from outside authorities from 1933 to 1936 inclusive, and the amount of income derived from the maintenance of these patients:—

Year.No. of patients.Amount of Income.
£s.d.
1933511,21120
19341071,85564
19351071,72495
19361012,26059

Hospital Buildings.
A fourth cubicle block was completed during the year, and opened for the reception of patients
on 11th October, 1936.
Laboratory.
The bacteriological laboratory was opened for work on 1st January, 1932. It undertakes the
examination of the routine bacteriological specimens from the district, the Municipal Hospital and
other local Institutions.