[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hackney] page 16

Hackney 1929

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hackney]

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Table: The * shows the cases that, in my opinion, would have been absolutely protected by vaccination after the disease was recognised and the first,orinfecting, patient removed to Hospital.SMALLPOX, 1929G .P.—General Practitioner. M.O.H.—Medical Officer of Health.M.O.H. (Dep.)—- do. Deputy.

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The * shows the cases that, in my opinion, would have been absolutely protected by vaccination after the disease was recognised and the first,orinfecting, patient removed to Hospital.

SMALLPOX, 1929

G .P.—General Practitioner. M.O.H.—Medical Officer of Health.

M.O.H. (Dep.)—- do. Deputy.

Case No.	Case.	Source of Infection.	Date of Rash.	Date of Removal.	Family Doctor treated for	Sent to Hospital by	Vaccinated.
1	H.H.	Place of Employment (in Borough)	27.5.29	27.5.29	Known contact	M.O.H.	No
3	E.W.	Not known	6.8.29	1.9.29	Chickenpox	M.O.H.(Dep.)	Infancy (Present Age 24)
(The primary source of infection in this Household was Playmate, E. W.—Case No. 3)
4	I.S.	Playmate	9.9.29	9.9.29	Known contact	M.O.H.(Dep.)	No
11	*E.M.S.	Home	26.9.29	26.9.29	Known contact	M.O.H. (Dep.)	No
(The primary source of infection in this Household was Case No. 2, who was infected from Case No 3)
2	R.H.	Playmate	27.8.29	1.9.29	Smallpox suspected	G.P.	No
6	*E.H.	Home	13.9.29	14.9.29	Known contact	M.O.H.(Dep.)	Infancy (Present Age 44)
7	*S.H.	Home	14.9.29	14.9.29	Known contact	M.O.H.(Dep.)	Infancy (Present Age 44)
(The primary source of infection in this Household was Case No. 5).
5	A. P.	Place of Employment (outside Borough)	5.9.29	11.9.29	Acne	M.O.H.	No
8	L.P.	Home	17.9.29	17.9.29	Known contact	M.O.H.	No
(The primary source of infection in this Household was Case No. 9).
9	D. M.S.	Not known	21.9.29	26.9.29	Smallpox suspected	M.O.H.	No
12	*G.S.	Home	11.10.29	12.10.29	Known contact	M.O.H.	No
13	*C.S.	Home	11.10.29	12.10.29	Known contact	M.O.H.	No
14	*J.S.	Home	11.10.29	12.10.29	Known contact	M.O.H.	No
15	A.E.P.	Not known	13.10.29	14.10.29	Rheum. & Gastritis	M.O.H.	No
16	E.W.	Not known	29.10.29	29.10.29	Smallpox suspected	M.O.H.(Dep.)	No
10	N.D,	Not known	20.9.29	26.9.29	Smallpox suspected	M.O.H.	No

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Hackney 1929

Table: The * shows the cases that, in my opinion, would have been absolutely protected by vaccination after the disease was recognised and the first,orinfecting, patient removed to Hospital.SMALLPOX, 1929G .P.—General Practitioner. M.O.H.—Medical Officer of Health.M.O.H. (Dep.)—- do. Deputy.