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

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Carshalton 1948

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Carshalton]

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The infection was mild in all instances and there was no death.
The number nursed at home at 39, represents 36% of the total and is
the highest proportion so nursed yet recorded. Slightly more than
half were children of school age.

TABLE 15.

1948.Ward.Total.
St. Helier North.St. Helier South.St. Helier West.North-EastNorth-West.Central.South-East.South-West.
January214221-214
February2-22441116
March23-3211113
April1—12—1——5
May3—2111——8
Tune——31—11-6
July—321111—9
August—311————5
September2111————5
October1121——2—7
November1113———28
December11121--17
Totals15142020111067103
Monthly Mean1.251.161.661.660.910.830.500.588.58
Case rate per 1,000 population1.731.972.372.121.491.640.801.041.65

TABLE 16.

SCARLET FEVER—MULTIPLE CASES, 1948.

Ward.No. of houses in which occurred.Total Houses.Total Cases.
1 Case.2 Cases.3 Cases.
St. Helier North131-1415
St. Helier South9111114
St. Helier West181—1920
North-East162—1820
North-West11——1111
Central7—1810
South-East41—56
South-West51—67
Whole District837292103