London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972
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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
West Ham 1914
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for West Ham]
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Number of Deaths occurring in Metropolitan Institutions and
elsewhere of Persons whose residence was in West Ham:—
620 in West Ham Union and Infirmary.
84 „ West Ham Borough Asylum.
20 ,, Dagenham Sanatorium.
97 „ London Hospital.
66 „ East London Children's Hospital.
38 „ Poplar Hospital.
14 „ Victoria Park Chest Hospital.
10 ,, St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
9 ,, Children's Hospital, Great Ormond Street.
5 „ Seamen's Hospital, Greenwich.
4 ,, Middlesex Hospital.
3 „ Guy's Hospital.
3 „ Friedenheim Hospital.
3 ,, National Hospital.
3 „ Queen's Hospital.
2 ,, Mile End Infirmary.
2 ,, Long Grove Asylum.
2 ,, Brompton Hospital.
2 „ St. Luke's Hospital.
2 ,, Royal Free Hospital.
2 „ German Hospital.
2 ,, Bromley Sick Asylum.
2 ,, Claybury Asylum.
2 ,, Pentonville Prison.
3 ,, Rivers and Docks.
41 „ various other Metropolitan Institutions and places.
6 ,, Wales.
24 ,, County of Essex.
12 „ „ Kent.
6 „ „ Surrey.
4 „ ,, Yorkshire.
3 „ ,, Middlesex.
2 „ „ Suffolk.
2 „ „ Hampshire.
2 „ „ Gloucestershire.
1 each in the Counties of Devon, Lancashire, Berks,
bridge, Lincoln, Hertford, Leicester, Chester.
1,110