[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hillingdon] page 31

Hillingdon 1969

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hillingdon]

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Personal Health Services

Table: Ante-natal and post-natal clinicsAnte-natal and post-natal clinics are provided at 16 clinics and 834 sessions were held during the year.

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Ante-natal and post-natal clinics

Ante-natal and post-natal clinics are provided at 16 clinics and 834 sessions were held during the year.

Number of women in attendance		Number of sessions held by		Total Number of Sessions
For ante-natal examination	For post-natal examination	Medical Officers	Midwives	Total Number of Sessions
1,262	22	43	791	834

Table: Mothercraft and RelaxationAnte-natal mothercraft and relaxation classes are held at 14 clinics.

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Mothercraft and Relaxation

Ante-natal mothercraft and relaxation classes are held at 14 clinics.

Number of women who attended during the year	(a)	Institutional booked	727
	(b)	Domiciliary booked	220
	(c)	Total	947
Total number of attendances during the year			5,732

Table: Child Welfare Clinics Provided by the Council

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Child Welfare Clinics Provided by the Council

Number of centres provided at end of 1969	Average number of child welfare sessions held per month	Number of children who attended during 1969 and who were born in:—•			Total number of children who attended during 1969	Total attendances during 1969
Number of centres provided at end of 1969	Average number of child welfare sessions held per month	1969	1968	1964-67	Total number of children who attended during 1969	Total attendances during 1969
22	200	3,236	2,867	5,206	11,309	74,691

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Care of the Unsupported Mother
The following table shows the number of unsupported mothers who required help during the
year, which indicates a continuine downward trend.

Table: The maintenance of a close liaison between the officers of the Department, hospital medical social workers, and the social workers of the Hillingdon Deanery Welcare Association ensures that assistance is given to those mothers, both during pregnancy and in the post-natal period.

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The maintenance of a close liaison between the officers of the Department, hospital medical social workers, and the social workers of the Hillingdon Deanery Welcare Association ensures that assistance is given to those mothers, both during pregnancy and in the post-natal period.

	1969	1968	1967	1966	1965
Cases admitted to local authority homes	20	16	15	16	34
Cases admitted to voluntary homes	18	29	33	44	61
	38	45	48	60	95
Interviewed and advised, but not requiring admis-mission to a home	12	8	26	20	11
	50	53	74	80	106

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Hillingdon 1969

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Table: Ante-natal and post-natal clinicsAnte-natal and post-natal clinics are provided at 16 clinics and 834 sessions were held during the year.

Table: Mothercraft and RelaxationAnte-natal mothercraft and relaxation classes are held at 14 clinics.

Table: Child Welfare Clinics Provided by the Council

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Table: The maintenance of a close liaison between the officers of the Department, hospital medical social workers, and the social workers of the Hillingdon Deanery Welcare Association ensures that assistance is given to those mothers, both during pregnancy and in the post-natal period.