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Ilford 1957

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ilford]

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Prevention of Break-up of Families—Health of Children.—
Supervision of the few problem families in the Area continues, the
Health Visitors taking the leading role and discussing the problems with
interested persons, e.g., General Practitioners, Teachers, Housing Manager
and Psychiatric Social Workers.
Local case conferences are called as necessary.
Convalescent Facilities.—The following tables show the number of
persons sent away for convalescence during 1957 :—

(a) Under Section22of the National Health Service Act,i.e., nursing mothers and young children.

Name of HomeNo. of CasesNo. of weeks' stayRemarks
Mrs. James's Home, Margate12Mother and three young children

(b) Under Section28of the Act,i.e., other persons requiring a change of air and surroundings to aid recovery and rehabilitation.

Name of HomeNo. of weeks' stayTotal Cases
1234
Bell Memorial Home, Lancing11412128
Brook Lane Rest Home, Brighton-2--2
Caxton Convalescent Home, Limpsfield-1--1
Mrs. Chapman's Home, Bournemouth--1-1
Church Army Home, Bexhill1---1
Church Army Home, St. Leonards-1--1
Miss Clapcott's Home, Ramsgate-1--1
Mrs. Clark's Home, Broadstairs1-1-2
Cumberland Convalescent Home, Heme Bay--1-1
Mrs. Fennell's Home, Broadstairs-1--1
Mrs. Hayward's Home, Cliftonville--112
Handicapped People's Holiday Home, Gorleston1---1
Hunstanton Convalescent Home, Hunstanton-6--6
Mrs. Jarvis's Home, Worthing-1--1
Rustington Convalescent Home, Littlehampton-66-12
Samuel Lewis Convalescent Home, Walton-on Naze105-15
Shoreditch Holiday Home, Copthorne-1--1
St. Michael's Convalescent Home, Clacton-2--2
St. Michael's Convalescent Home, Westgate-1--1
Totals44727280