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Heston and Isleworth 1932

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Heston and Isleworth]

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1932193119301929
Small-pox2
Scarlet Fever10510677118
Diphtheria302688239
Measles952979983
German Measles25538344
Mumps122132381106
Chicken-pox194233392423
Whooping Cough260242144177
168875319211490

This table shows the incidence of infectious disease in each school during1932: —

SCHOOL.SCARLET FEVER.DIPHTHERIA.MEASLES.GERMAN MEASLES.MUMPS.CHICKEN POX.WHOOPING COUGH.
Alexandra Boys7165...157019
,, Girls9452......2316
Berkeley Junior4...8912310
Brentford End Infants...2255...113
Bulstrode Senior Boys3...3...1......
,, ,, Girls611......1...
Chatsworth Junior934723917
Grove Road Boys21......111
,, Girls724...111
,, ,, Infants5...123...2827
* Heston Senior
* ,, Junior11...6338221
Hounslow Heath Boys......16...322
,, ,, Girls3211...213
,, ,, Infants42145217265
Hounslow R.C. Mixed & Infants1247......12
Hounslow Town Boys2151412
,, ,, Girls and Infants7181...5525
Isleworth Blue Boys2...5......1...
,, ,, Girls and Infants1...22515...
† Isleworth Town Junior ____
† ,, ,, Infants132624754
Marlborough Senior..................1
St. Mary's Boys......1......9...
,, Girl and Infants122......1...
Spring Grove Central......1......2...
,, ,, Junior315114964
Woodlands St. John's Infants1...4...1...24
Worple Road Junior Mixed2321...3...
,, ,, Infants2...25......313
T otals1053095225122194260

* These figures also include cases that occurred in the old Heston Mixed and Infants' Schools.
t These figures include cases that occurred in the old Isleworth Town Senior and Junior
Schools.
The School Nurses continue to visit all cases of non-notifiable infectious disease, and,
as has been pointed out in previous years, this work takes up a considerable part of the nurses'
visiting time, and when the number of cases is large the other work suffers to some extent.
As usual in cases of Diphtheria, all home contacts have been swabbed, and in cases
where it was thought that the infection might be in the school, all school contacts have also
been examined.
The campaign in regard to immunisation against Diphtheria has been continued during
the year, and a full report of this work will appear in my Annual Report as Medical Officer of
Health.
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