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82.
Dr. G. F. Hardy for the able way in which he ha§
carried 011 in times of difficulty and with depleted staff;
to Miss Sargent and her assistant, Miss Wright, in the
clerical department; to Miss Robinson, Bacteriologist
and Dispenser; and to the Dispensary Nursing Staff,
which in spite of being short-handed, either through
illness or change of Staff, has carried on session work,
school work and visiting with but little really important
difference from normal times; and whose success in
obtaining contacts has been even more marked than in
some previous years.
Summary of Statistics 1930.
No. of New Patients:—
Insured 265
Uninsured 328
Total 593
No. of Attendances:—
Insured 1558
Uninsured 1545
Total 3103
No. of patients who have attended, both old and new 1420
No. of Notifications:—
Pulmonary 156
Non-pulmonary 33
Total 189
No. of Sputa examined 1461
No. of physical examinations 3437
No. of Contacts examined 321
No. of Home Visits paid by Doctors 304
Consultations 123
Total 427
No. of Home Visits paid by Nurses 4532
No. of Reports sent to Public Bodies 560