[Report 1968] / Medical Officer of Health, Stamford Borough.

  • Stamford (England). Borough Council.
Date:
1968
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Credit: [Report 1968] / Medical Officer of Health, Stamford Borough. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Early Moo-Natal Deaths i.e. Deaths of infants under one vreok of age 1 Early Neo-Natal Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births Rate for Engl,-:.nd and Males - 9.0 ~ 10.5 Peri-Natcil Deaths ... ... ..... Peri-Nat^l Mortality Rate (i.e. Still Births c^nd Deaths under one week combined) per 1,000 Toto.l Live and Still Births .. Rate for Engl..aid and Moles 10 i-2. 0 25.0 There Pregnancy, viTOS no case of Maternal Death i.e, a de.ith due to Childbirth or iibortion. -0-0-0- Mi'dbRIi,GES SOLEMISED m TILS BOROUGH OF STidiO’OId) 1965 102 1966 115 1967 103 19S8 120 .beddings this yea.r were the highest ever recorded in the Borough. More and more '-re shouldering the task of household man.-igcment and family raising at very early ages. The carefree '’betv/een years are getting as truncated as the minis. The Live Birth Rate at IT.-^i- ap^iroximated very closely to the N.itional figure of 16.9 v/hich again this year shov7ed a slight do'-vnward swing. Stillbirths were eight in nunbor, double the previous yri.n''*s figure and giving a rate of thirty-four, more than double the Ne-tioni,'.! one. The associated conditions v/ere; 1. Foetal /nioxia. Prolonged first stage labour. 2. P r ern at ur i ty 3. Uydramnios. Prematurity. Twins. 4. Pl.icenta Praevia due A.R.M. 5. Intra Uterine Death 6. Pdi. incompatability negative .-nd Ante bodies. Toxaemia of pregnancy. 7. Cord iDrolapse.