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Walthamstow 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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Attendances at Clinics.

First Attendances.Re-attendances.Grand Total.
Under 1 year of age.1-5 years of age.Total.Under 1 year of age.1-5 years of age.Total.
Municipal Scheme1090211130115952158143176633067
Voluntary Scheme400275675572047371045711132
Total19341490486197621672205514222344199
19331541354189523571201334370445599

Home Visits.

To Children under 1 year of age.To Children 1-5 years of age.Total.
First.Subsequent.Total.
Municipal Scheme16912393408456489732
Voluntary Scheme3631303166627364402
Total1934205436965750838414134
1933201139255936873514671

Percentage of notified live births repre-
sented by number of children under 1934 97.2
one year of age who attended the ,
Centres for the first time (i.e., new 1933 108.5
cases)
Percentage of total notified births repre1934 44.1
sented by number of expectant mothers
attending Ante-Natal Clinics 1933 25.6
The large increase under the latter heading is due to the
number of patients attending the Ante-Natal Clinic at the
Maternity Home.
The figures do not represent the total amount of ante-natal
care which is given, because of the number of Walthamstow mothers
receiving ante-natal attention from their private doctors and from
the institutions in which they are confined, both within and without
the area.