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Shoreditch 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Shoreditch]

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NOTES TO TABLE III.
The classification and numbering of Causes of Death are those of the "Short
List" on page xxv of the Manual of the International List of Causes of Death.
(a) All "Transferable Deaths" of residents, i.e., of persons
resident in the district who have died outside it, have
been included with the other deaths in columns 2-10.
Transferable deaths of non-residents, i.e., of persons
resident elsewhere in England or Wales who have died
in the district, have been in like manner excluded from
these columns. For the precise meaning of the term
" Transferable Deaths," see footnote to Table I.
(b) All deaths occurring in institutions for the sick and infirm
situated within the district, whether of residents or of
non-residents, have been entered in the last column of
Table III.
(c) All deaths certified by registered medical practitioners and
all inquest cases have been classed as "Certified" ; all
other deaths being regarded as " Uncertified."
(d) Exclusive of "Tuberculous Meningitis" (10), but inclusive
of Cerebro-spinal Meningitis.
(e) Title 19 has been used for deaths from Diarrhoea and
Enteritis at all ages. (In the "Short List" deaths from
Diarrhoea and Enteritis under 2 years are included
under 19; those at 2 years and over being placed under
Title 29.)