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Heston and Isleworth 1934

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

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The following table shows the infectious disease which occurred among children attending public elementary schools during 1934, and the four previous years.

19341933193219311930
Small-pox————2
Scarlet Fever21018610510677
Diphtheria4417302688
Measles9011089529799
German Measles661325538
Mumps153940122132381
Chicken-pox417362194233392
Whooping Cough144287260242144
1935191316887531921

This table shows the incidence of infectious disease in each school during1934:—

SCHOOL.SCARLET FEVERDIPHTHERIA.MEASLESGERMAN MEASLESMUMPSCHICKEN POXWHOOPING COUGH
Alexandra Junior5052953131
„ Infants
Berkeley Junior Mixed & Infants1-4811115
Brentford End Infants437-8218
Bulstrode Senior Boys2-----2
„ „ Girls11-1--3-
Chatsworth Infants116131-14-
Cranford Junior Mixed & Infants4-173---
Grove Road Junior Mixed19-783-1133
„ „ Infants
Heston Senior Mixed41---1-
„ Junior Mixed2-5--2-
„ Infants32981132
Hounslow Heath Senior Mixed3-3——2—
„ „ Junior Boys133631292
„ „ Junior Girls4—108230—
„ „ Infants18108933116835
Hounslow R.C. Mixed & Infants4—112344
Hounslow Town Junior Boys3—8——3—
„ „ Junior Girls & Infants4—5721725
Isleworth Blue Boys-—-—13—
„ „ Girls & Infants-48——4—
Isleworth Town Junior Mixed1514—11132
„ „ Infants153782245418
Marlborough senior Mixed5———107—
St. Mary's Boys119—71—
„ Girls & Infants2222—165—
Spring Grove Central312—121
„ „ Junior Mixed & Infants4—4821203
Woodlands St. John's Infants2230—22210
Worple Road Junior Mixed1—12—32—
„ „ Infants2—9011973
2104490166153417144

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.
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