Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for East Ham]
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Number of these who have attended for the first time and left
during the same year, 2 :—
Insured 2.
Males, T. B. + 0
Males, T. B. - 1
Females, T. B. + 0
Females, T. B. — 1
Uninsured 0.
Males, T. B. + 0
Males, T. B. — 0
Females, T. B. + 0
Females, T. B. — 0
Number of patients who have been removed from the
Register for other causes during 1918. 72 :—
Children 0.
Males, T. B. + 0
Males, T. B. - 0
Females, T. B. + 0
Females, T. B. — 0
Insured 35.
Males, T. B. + 0
Males, T. B. — 15
Females, T. B. + 2
Females, T. B. - 18
Uninsured 16.
Males. T. B. + 0
Males, T. B. - 4
Females, T. B. + 3
Females, T. B. — 0
Children 21.
Males, T. B. + 0
Males, T. B. - 2
Females, T. B. + 9
Females, T. B. — 10
Number of these who were admitted and discharged during
the same year, 4 :—
Insured 2.
Males, T. B. + 0
Males, T. B. - 2
Females, T. B. + 0
Females, T. B. — 0
Uninsured 0.
Males, T. B. + 0
Males, 1". B. -
Females, T. B. + 0
Females, T. B. — 0
Children 2.
Males, T. B. + 0
Males. T. B. - 1
Females, T. B. + 0
Females, T. B. — 1
Number of patients who have been removed from the
Register for other causes during 1919, 65 :—
Insured 25. Uninsured 14. Children 26.
Males, T. B. + 3
Males, T. B. - 14
Females, T. B. + 2
Females, T. B. — 6
Males, T. B. + 0
Males, T. B. - 0
Females, T. B. + 8
Females, T. B. — 6
Males, T. B. + 5
Males, T. B. - 10
Females, T. B. + 5
Females, T. B. — 6
Number of these who were admitted and discharged during
the same year, -7 :—
Insured 4.
Males, T. B. + 0
Males, T. B. - 4
Females, T. B. + 0
Females, T. B 0
Uninsured 2.
Males, T. B. + 0
Males, T. B. - 0
Females, T. B. + 2
Females, T. B. — 0
Children 1.
Males, T. B. + 0
Males, I'. B. - 0
Females, T. B. + 0
Females, T. B. — 1
95 Sputum examinations were made—28 were found to contain
Tubercle Bacilli and 67 were negative.
410 patients were examined for diagnosis—142 were found
to be suffering from some form of Tuberculosis and attended for
treatment ; 89 were found to have Pulmonary Tuberculosis, 21 of
these were contacts ; and 15 were found to have Non-Pulmonary
Tuberculosis, 4 of these were contacts.