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Camberwell 1929

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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TABLE XIII.

Showing the Occupation of 115 Females who died from Tuberculosis in 1928.

Book Folder1No occupation2
Bedding Cutter1Photographic Finisher1
Button-hole Maker1Printer's Assistant1
Clerk6Pattern Hand1
Cook1Paper Bag Maker1
Dressmaker's Assistant2School Child13
Dressmaker2Showroom Assistant1
French Polisher1Shorthand Typist1
Finisher (Mantle)1Stockroom (Underclothes)1
Gown Examiner1Shop Assistant .5
Gramophone Tester1Transfer Worker1
Housewife52Under School Ago8
Housekeeper1Waitress2
Laundry Worker2115
Milliner3
Music Teacher1

TABLE XIV.

Return showing the Work of the Dispensary during the Year 192!).

Diagnosis.Pulmonary.Nonpulmonary.Total.
Adults.Children.Adults.Children.Adults.Children,
M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.
A.—New Cases examined during the year (excluding contacts):—
(a) Definitely tuberculous10569110611711575] 27
(6) Doubtfully tuberculous-343956
(c) Non-tuberculous------|1411587977
B.—Contacts examined during the year
(a) Definitely tuberculous3529465351403297
(b) Doubtfully tuberculous------112633
(c) Non-tuberculous--------80168193193
C.—Cases written off the Dispensary Register as
(a) Cured22122212
(b) Diagnosis not confirmed or non-tuberculous (including cancellation of cases notified in error)--------254381279274
D.—Number of Persons on Dispensary Register on December 31st:—
(a) Diagnosis completed7205995954148219199142868818258196
(b) Diagnosis not completed--------117-4