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West Ham 1924

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for West Ham]

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22
Venereal Diseases—Utilization of facilities at
Hostels, 1924.
Particulars of the work done on behalf of the participating
authorities, by the Hostels in the Scheme for the year ended
81st December, 1924. These institutions are as follows:—
Women's After Care, 22 Highbury Quadrant, N.
Southwark Diocesan, 80 Stockwell Park Road, S.W.
St. Thomas', 148 Lambeth Road, S.E.I.
Royal Free, 02, Regents Park Road, N.W.
Salvation Army, 17 Highbury Terrace, N.
Salvation Army, 4 Clapton Common, E.
West London Mission, 35 Parkhurst Road, N.

Table: The following table shows the allocation of the patients received at these institutions to the areas in the Scheme:—

The following table shows the allocation of the patients received at these institutions to the areas in the Scheme:—

Area.No. of Patients.Aggregate No. of days 1 n residence.Percentage (days).
London17716,99465.4
Middlesex242,4369.4
Essex221,9907..7
Surrey161,7906.9
Herts91,1434.4
Kent129453.6
Bucks45492.1
Croydon2140.5
East Ham..• •..
West Ham......
Totals26625,987100.0