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

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Fulham 1936

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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119
No. of Notified cases on Dispensary Books on 31.12.36 703
No. of Patients sent away into institutions or to the country in
1936 164

TABLE 44.

164 Patients were sent to residential institutions on the recommendation of the Dispensary Medical Officers.

(a)108by the London County Council Public Health Department:—

34 to Sanatoria.2 to Colonies.6 to Convalescent Homes.66 to Hospitals.
Men182131
Women16——25
Children——510
(b) 15 by the Public Assistance Committee:—
6 to Hospitals.9 to Sanatoria or Convalescent Homes.
Men31
Women1-
Children28

16 Children were sent to Convalescent Homes by the Invalid Children's Aid
Association.
11 Children were boarded out under the Contact Scheme.
5 Children went away through the Children's Country Holiday Fund.
6 Women and
3 Children were sent away by the Charity Organisation Society.

TABLE 45.

Showing sources of New Cases.

229were recommended by private doctors.
32„ „ ,, the Medical Officer of Health.
8,, ,, ,, the School Medical Authorities
1was ,, ,, the School Authorities.
112 23were ,, ,, Hospitals and Sanatoria. „ „ ,, other Dispensaries.
3,, ,, ,, the London County Council.
123„ „ ,, the Dispensary Staff.
3,, ,, ,, friends.
27„ ,, ,, the doorplate.
6„ „ ,, the Invalid Children's Aid Association.
4,, ,, ,, Bishop Creighton House.
1was ,, ,, the Army Authorities.
1„ „ ,, Soldiers & Sailors Help Society.
578