[Report 1943] / Medical Officer of Health, Bebington Borough.

  • Bebington (England). Borough Council.
Date:
1943
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Credit: [Report 1943] / Medical Officer of Health, Bebington Borough. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Visits to Pneumonia Visits Miscellaneous 4 7o Visits to Pneumonia Visits JMiscellaneous 555 23^1 Total Visits : 789. 'I'lirec cases were removed to hos])ital with Pneumonia. Number of Visits Paid. To Expectant Mothers (first visits 265) Total Visits To Infants under i year (first visits 776) ,, ,, To Children between 1-5 years ,, ,, To Children under the Infant Life Protection Act ,, ,, To Measles cases (Health Visitor 60) (Special Nurse 425) ,, ,, To Whooping- Cough cases (Health Vi.sitor 91) (vSpecial Nurse 284) ,, ,, To special Immunisation visits to children under 5 years To all other visits, including special non-access clinic visits and supervision visits ,, ,, To yiedical Defect visits re Orthopaedic, B'ye, Ear, Nose, Throat, and Dentist , ,, 350 226] 4294 4 4S5 375 1714 1824 376 11,683 (4) Infant Life Protection. There have been only two children under the care of the Council during 1943. Both children had good homes and excellect foster parents. One was removed temporarily because of measles in the house ; unfortunately this child also developed measles but made good recovery. We now have no children on the register as one child has gone to reside in Birkenhead and the other to its own parents in the Borough. (5) CuNICS. Infant Welfare Clinic. Conducted by Medical Officer of Health. Total number of Children attending Centres—1,439. (This is an increase of 14 over the year 1942.)
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