[Report 1937] / Medical Officer of Health, Glasgow.

  • Glasgow (Scotland)
Date:
1937
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Credit: [Report 1937] / Medical Officer of Health, Glasgow. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Senior class consisting of ten boys and eight girls are taught— Reading; arithmetic; writing; drawing and painting; poetry and singing; dancing; plasticine modelling; and personal hygiene. The following figures relate to the number and movement of patients throughout the year: — Number of female patients on Register at 31/12/36 Number of male patients on Register at 31/12/36 Number of female patients on Register at 31/12/37 Number of male patients on Register at 31/12/37 Number of female patients admitted during 1937 Number of male patients admitted during 1937 ... Number of female patients discharged during 1937 Number of male patients discharged during 1937 Number of female patients died during 1937 Number of male patients died during 1937 Admissions. Male. From— Woodilee ... ... ... ... 12 Dunclutha ... ... ... 15 Southern General Hospital ... 4 Stobhill Hospital ... ... ... 6 R.S.N.1 2 Baldovan Certified Institution ... 2 Broadfield Certified Institution 1 Lennox Castle Certified Institution — Own Homes ... ... ... 11 Female. 7 15 3 2 2 1 4 90 49 31 49 34 53 89 50 4 2 Total. 19 30 7 8 4 2 1 1 15 53 34 87 Entertainments.—During the year entertainments were provided and were much enjoyed by the patients and staff. These consisted of two concerts, a New Year entertainment, a Christmas tree and children’s party, and a visit to the pantomime in the Princess Theatre, Glasgow. Staff Changes. Male. Female. Total. Number of employees at 31/12/36 16 21 37 Number of employees at 31/12/37 12 35 47 During 1937 several members of the staff were transferred to Stoneyetts and Lennox Castle Institutions, while 64 new members were engaged including the Matron Superintendent, Miss Young. JAMES H. MACDONALD, Medical Officer.