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

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Fulham 1895

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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Of the 2195 deaths registered, 504, or 22.9 per cent., tool
place in public institutions, the proportion in London being
26.8 per cent.
The percentages in the several classes of institutions
were as under:—
Fulham.
London.
In Workhouses and Workhouse
Infirmaries
11.1
13.5 per cent.
In Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals
3.1
1.9
In other Hospitals
7.0
9.4
In public Lunatic and Imbecile
Asylums
1.7
2.0
Deaths Occurring Outside the District among
Persons Belonging Thereto.
The deaths of parishioners at public institutions and
other places outside the parish numbered 218, and occurred
in the following institutions:—
St. George.s Hospital 52
West London „ 33
Middlesex „ 1
Charing Cross „ 4
King.s College „ 3
St. Mary.s „ 1
Guy.s „ 1
London „ 2
St.Bartholomew.s „ 2
St. Thomas.s „ 1
Miller ,, 1
German „ 1
Italian „ 1
Queen.s Jubilee „ 6
Homœopathic „ 1
Brompton „ for Diseases of Chest 12
Victoria „ for Children 19
Shadwell „ „ „ 1
Cancer „ 7
Samaritan „ for Women 1
Chelsea „ „ 1