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Bromley 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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Result of Cases Nursed.
Convalescent or Relieved 270
Sent to Hospital, Infirmary, or Transferred 26
Died 20
Still on Register, December 31st, 1925 19
Patients' Payments.
Fees for Maternity Cases £72 19 0
Fees for Midwifery Cases 70 13 6
Donations for General Nursing 38 9 6
From Approved Societies Nursing Scheme 1 19 7
St. Luke's Nursing Association.—This Association employs
one fully trained nurse with C.M.B., although she does
not act in the capacity of a midwife. The work of the Association
is confined to St. Luke's Parish, and patients pay
according to their means.
The year's work was as follows:
General cases nursed 223
Maternity cases nursed 19
General nursing visits 3,249
No ante-natal visits were made.
Bromley Common Holy Trinity Nursing Association.—
This Association employs one fully trained nurse with C.M.B.
and this nurs acts as a midwife. Payment is based on a
subscription basis. The charge for midwifery is 30/- (25/- to
subscribers), and for maternity nursing 25/- (20/- to
subscribers).
A tabulation of the year's work is as follows:
General cases nursed 52
Maternity cases nursed 13
Midwifery cases 11
Abortions 2
General visits 784
Maternity visits 288
Midwifery 150
Ante-natal 61