Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wimbledon]
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Pathological examinations 17
Pneumonia 72
Puerperal Fever and Puerperal Pyrexia 70, 71
Scarlet Fever 68,69,79,80
Complications Noted 79
Smallpox 58,68,82
Table showing number of Cases Notified during
year 72
„ „ Admission to Infectious Diseases
Hospital 78
„ „ Ages at Death from Notifiable
Diseases 73
„ „ Cases and Deaths from Tuberculosis
77
„ „ Disinfection carried out 83
„ „ Number of Cases Notified in last
ten years 75
„ „ Ward Distribution of Cases 74
„ „ Zymotic and Tuberculosis Death
Bates 74
Tuberculosis 75,76,77
Whooping Cough 67,82
Table I.—Vital Statistics 85
Table II—Causes of, and Ages at Death 86,87
School Medical Service 88-134
Arrangements for Treatment 101-109
Artificial Light Treatment 108
Blind, Deaf, Defective and Epileptic Children 115,116
Full-time Courses of Higher Education for 120
Blind and Partially Blind Children 115
Co-operation of Parents 113
School Attendance Officers 114
Teachers 113
Voluntary Bodies 114
Co-ordination 90
Crippled Children 116
Crippling Defects 98, 105, 106, 107
Deaf and Partially Deaf Children 115
Defective Hearing 97
Defective Vision 96,97
Delicate Children 116
Dental Defects 98,104,105
Disinfection of Schools 110
Ear Diseases and Defective Hearing 97,103,104
Employment of Children and Young Persons 121
Epileptic Children 116
Eye Disease, External 96,102,103
Following up 100
Health Education 121
Heart Disease and Rheumatism 98,99,107,108
Heart Disease, Children with 117
Infectious Disease 109,110,111
Malnutrition 93,94,101
Meals, Provision of 112
Medical Inspection 91,92
„ „ Findings of 93-100
Medical Treatment 101-109
Milk in School 113
Minor Ailments 95,101
Miscellaneous 121
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