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East Ham 1942

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

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Do iciliary Midwives.Midwives in Institutions.Totals.
(d) Employed by Voluntary Aasocia-ti ons:-
(I) Under arrange me nt s wi t h the Local SuperAs Midwives.228-228
visory Authority in pursuance of Section 1 of the Midwives Act, 1936.As Maternity Nurses.89-89
(ii) OthersAs Midwives. \---
As Maternity Nurses.---
(e) In Private As Midwives63-63
Practice As Maternity Nurses13-13
TOTALS As Midwives476-476
As Maternity Nursos114-114

Number of cases in which medical
aid was summoned during the year
under Secti on 14 (i) of the Midwives
Act,1918, by a midwifes
(i) For domiciliary cases 97 Total: 97
(ii) For cases in Institutions
HEALTH VISITING.
(a) Number of Health Visitors employed at the end of the year.
(i) by the Council oc working inthe area served by the Council - 7
(ii) by the Council and working in the areas of other
Local Authorities. - Nil
(iii) by Voluntary Associations and working in the area
corvod by tho Council. - Nil
(iv) by Voluntary Associations and working in the areas
of other Local Authorities. - Nil
(b) Equivalent of whole-time services devoted by the whole staff to
Health Visiting in the area (including attendance at Infant Welfare
Centres.)
(I) Inthe case of Health Visit or s employed by the Council - 7
(ii) In the case of Health Visitors employed by Voluntary
Associations. - Nil

(c) Number of visits paid during the year by all Health Visitors working in the area:-

(i) To expectant mothers.First Visits.807
Total Visits.878
(ii)To children under one year of age.First Visits.1,366
Total Visits.6,213
(iii)To children between the ages of 1 and 5 yearsTotal Visits7,318