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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

East Ham 1945

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

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MalesFemalesTotal
Deaths occurring in area207241448
Deaths occurring outside area8237119
Totals289278567

Table: NO. OF CASUALTIES TREATED AT FIRST AID POSTS (Fixed and Mobile).

NO. OF CASUALTIES TREATED AT FIRST AID POSTS (Fixed and Mobile).

Fixed Posts.
Town Hall Annexe600
Church Road336
Chest Clinic106
Infectious Diseases Hospital146
East Ham Memorial Hospital490
Total1,678
Closed 1/0/43 Opened 1/10/43
Mobile Posts.
Heavy Mobile Unit No. 1211
Heavy Mobile Unit No. 238
Total240

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Discontinud March 1912.
Fixed Posts 1,678
Mobile Units 249
1,927

Table: E.M.S. HOSPITALS.The number of patients treated in these hospitals, arising from incidents in this area, were as follows :—

E.M.S. HOSPITALS.

The number of patients treated in these hospitals, arising from incidents in this area, were as follows :—

In-patientsOut-patientsTotal
East Ham Memorial5616281,189
Aldersbrook290159449
Essex County, Wanstead27—27
Queen Mary's, Stratford2—2
Whipps Cross1—1
Albert Docks1—1
Totals8827871,669