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East Ham 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for East Ham]

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TABLE 9.1.—In-Patients.

Number of Beds and In-Patients.

Numbers in 1938Numbers in pfevicus year.
1.Beds :—
(a) Complement at 31st December104100
(b) Average Daily Complement during the year102.1100
(c) Average Daily Number Closed during the year, owing to:—
(i) Rebuilding or Extension Schemes-
(ii) Repairs, Redecoration, Cleaning or Infection1.41.2
(iii) Other Causes (National Crisis).1-
(d) Average Daily Number Open during the year100.698 8
(e) Average Daily Number Occupied during the year92 690. 2
2.Number of In-Patients in the Hospital at beginning of year.9091
3.Number of In-Patients admitted during year2,0471,957
4.Number of In-Patients in the Hospital at the end of the year9390
5.Average number of days each Patient was resident (ascertained by dividing the yearly total of daily counts, viz.:— 33 790 by the number of Patients treated to a conclusion, i.e., (2) plus (3) - (4).)16.516.8
6.Number of Patients admitted and discharged during the year who were resident for—
(i) only 1 day179162
(ii) 2 and 3 days300245

2.— Out-Patients.

Numbers.

Numbers in 1938Numbers in previous year
1. Total number of new Out-Patients15,13515,164
2. Total number of Out-Patient Attendances84,65982 272
(a) Number of Patients on books at the beginning of the yearNot ascertainableNot ascertainable
(ft) Number of Casualty Patients included in No. 1 above4,2894,361
(c) Number of Maternity Patients included in No. 1 above, attended at home
(d) Number of Attendances on Maternity Patients included in No. 2 above