London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Hounslow 1972

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hounslow]

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Table 15 Care of premature infants

Born at home or in a private nursing homeBorn at home or in a private nursing home and nursed entirely at home, or in a private nursing home
number borndied during first 24 hrs.survived to end of 28 days
7-7

Table 16 Child health clinics

Number of clinics in use at end of 1972 (a)13
Number of child health sessions held by Medical officers1223
Health visitors224
Hospital medical staff39
Total1486
Number of children who attended during the year and who were born in
19722831
19712693
1967-702338
Total7862
Number of attendances made by children shown above12211

(a) The number of clinics includes one mobile unit fully
staffed by the council, and a clinic held at Queen
Charlotte's Hospital at which the council provides a health
visitor only.

Table 17 Priority dental service — Expectant and nursing mothers and pre-school children

Number of casesNumber of persons examined during the yearNumber of persons who commenced treatment during the yearNumber of courses of treatment completed during the year
Expectant and nursing mothers Children aged under 5 and575226
not eligible for school dental service869668490
Dental treatment providedScalings and/or stain removalFillingsTeeth FilledTeeth root filledCrowns Teeth & extrac-inlays tedGeneral anaestheticsDentures Provided full upper or lowerPartial upper or lowerRadiographs
Expectant and nursing mothers261401332Nil 66145514
Children aged under five and not eligible for school dental service40215161329NilNil 456205NilNil19