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Wandsworth 1930

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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Vital Statistics.
The total number of deaths which occurred in Institutions,
etc., inside the Borough was 1,355, but 1,094 of these persons
did not belong to the Borough.
A total of 2,001 persons belonging to the Borough died in
Institutions, 201 occurring in Institutions within the Borough
and 1,740 in Institutions outside the Borough.

The following is a list of the Institutions, etc., outside the Borough in which deaths of Borough residents occurred:—

Name of Institution.No. of deaths.Name of InstitutionNo. of Deaths.
Poor Law Hospitals and Infirmaries :—Other Hospitals—contd.
Middlesex Hospital7
Wandsworth Union Hospitals1,052National Hospital10
Banstead Mental Hospital16St. Columba's Hospital7
Cane Hill Mental Hospital11St. George's Hospital8
Grove Park Mental Hospital15St. Luke's Hospital7
Horton Mental Hospital25St. Thomas's Hospital50
Maudsley Hospital6South Western Hospital10
West Park Mental Hospital13Victoria Hospital10
Other Mental Hospitals21Western Hospital7
Other Poor Law Institutions13Westminster Hospital6
Other Hospitals:—Other Institutions, Etc.
Belgrave Hospital14Other Institutions137
Bolingbroke Hospital52Other Places not Public Institutions92
Brompton Hospital6
Cancer Hospital7On Railway4
Charing Cross Hospital13On Street25
Colindale Hospital13River Thames8
Guy's Hospital12Private Nursing Homes31
Infants' Hospital91,740
Institutions, etc., inside the Borough261
King's College Hospital17
London Hospital62,001

Infantile Mortality.
The total number of deaths under one year was 200:—19
in Clapham, 13 in Putney, 32 in Balham, 47 in Streatham,