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Walthamstow 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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DAILY AVERAGE NUMBER OF PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL, (including Tuberculosis cases.)

January48.7July51.3
February61.3August40.2
March83.0September47.9
April78.7October61.9
May69.2November54.1
June71.2December57.6
Average whole year60.4

CLINICAL REPORT.
Dr. Hamilton, Resident Medical Officer, reports as follows:—

AGE AND SEX OF PATIENTS ADMITTED DURING 1938.

Disease.Under 5 years.5-10 years.10-15 years.Over 15 years.Total.Total.
M .F.M .F.M .F.M .F.M.F.
Scarlet Fever4349334016201532107141248
Diphtheria11201722675193974113
Bacillary Dysentery111123
Measles Pulmonary3541891445094
Tuberculosis-------303030
Staff-------12-_1212
Other diseases26529615
Totals91122637224272294200315515

Other diseases include Rubella (8), Vincent's Angina (4),
Whooping Cough (1), Cerebro-spinal Meningitis (2).
AGE AND SEX AT DEATH.
Five deaths occurred, details of which are given below:—
2 Pulmonary Tuberculosis 2 Females aged 28 and 35 years.
2 Measles and Broncho-pneumonia 1 Female aged 5 months.
1 Male aged 1 year.
1 Diphtheria (cardiac failure) 1 Female aged 3½ years.