[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames] page 18

Kingston upon Thames 1947

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

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Table: The following table shows the number of sessions held, the number of new cases seen, subsequent visits made, and the numbers seen by the Medical Officers:-

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The following table shows the number of sessions held, the number of new cases seen, subsequent visits made, and the numbers seen by the Medical Officers:-

	Health Centre Grange Road					Latchmere Road School (and later) Burton Road
	1943	1944	1945	1946	1947	1943	1944	1945	1946	1947
No. of sessions held	103	102	102	101	124	99	100	98	97	129
No. of new cases seen	383	322	407	435	432	269	195	204	315	380
Total attendances made	7167	5574	5625	6930	7823	6380	4657	4485	5923	8614
No. seen by M .O.	2541	2425	2550	2537	3223	2120	1783	1850	2185	3064

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Dried milk and supplementary Vitamins, etc. are supplied,
at the Clinics to all cases recommended by the Medical Officer,
either at approximately cost price, or half-price, or free of
charge in necessitous cases. The income scale referred to in
Section 2 (a) also applies to dried infant foods, etc.

Table: The following table gives details of the supply of infant food and dried milk during the period under review:-

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The following table gives details of the supply of infant food and dried milk during the period under review:-

Amount in lbs.	1943	1944	1945	1946	1947
Sold, cost price and Sold, half price	12,817	10,198	11,449	13,087	14,147
Free of charge	2,093	432	182	155	177

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The Medical Officer of Health records special appreciation
of the help given by voluntary workers at the infant welfare centres,,
Many workers have given years of devoted service in various ways.

Table: During the year, some of the voluntary workers who were knitting for the clothing stall found themselves unable to continue and we were not able to replace them, hence the drop in numbers of garments sold, as shewn below:-

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During the year, some of the voluntary workers who were knitting for the clothing stall found themselves unable to continue and we were not able to replace them, hence the drop in numbers of garments sold, as shewn below:-

	1943	1944	1945	1946	1947
No. of mothers who bought	256	287	291	346	248
No. of garments	762	823	880	1,091	679

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Kingston upon Thames 1947

Table: The following table shows the number of sessions held, the number of new cases seen, subsequent visits made, and the numbers seen by the Medical Officers:-

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Table: The following table gives details of the supply of infant food and dried milk during the period under review:-

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Table: During the year, some of the voluntary workers who were knitting for the clothing stall found themselves unable to continue and we were not able to replace them, hence the drop in numbers of garments sold, as shewn below:-