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Kingston upon Thames 1927

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames]

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24. Cirrhosis of Liver12
25. Acute and Chronic Nephritis46
26. Puerperal Sepsis1
27. Other Accidents and Diseases of Pregnancy and Parturition-2
28. Congenital Debility and Malformation, Premature Birth42
29. Suicide22
30. Other Deaths from Violence129
31. Other defined Diseases4655
32. Causes ill-defined or unknown

METEOROLOGY. 1927.

Temperature of Air.Rainfall.
Highest.Lowest.Mean Max.Mean Min.Inches.
January481842251.95
February561843294.01
March662451343.05
April692557351.63
Mav802566411.58
June793767473.41
July794771512.95
August824373544.43
September793568514.69
October683359441.17
November602657373.83
December591841343.39
Total- 36.09

GENERAL PROVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES-
Professional Nursing in the Home.
(a) General.—This is carried out by District Nurses
from the Kingston Nursing Association, and in necessitous
cases the fees are defrayed by the Council.
(b) Infectious Diseases.—In Measles, Whooping
Cough, and Epidemic Diarrhoea, the Health Visitors are
under instructions to visit the cases and give practical
advice as to the best methods of nursing them.
M id wives.
The Midwives are under the administrative control of
the Surrey County Council.
There were nine registered as practising in the Borough
at the end of the year.