[Report 1951] / Medical Officer of Health, Bollington U.D.C.

  • Bollington (England). Urban District Council.
Date:
1951
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Credit: [Report 1951] / Medical Officer of Health, Bollington U.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ITO.TIFJABLE DISEASES DURING THE YE.'J^. Disease No» of Nq« admitted. Deaths Cases to Hospital Diphtheria - - Scarlet Fever 85 Measles 50 - ^icute /interior Poliomyelitis 11 Tuberculosis - - FOOD POISONING Total number of cases notified nil Total number of outbreaks i Number of cases 60 Number of deaths nil This outbreak commencing on 2ist November, i951 at a school, started within a few hours of partaking of midday meal. No organism was identified and the vehicle waa thought to be meat which had been allowed to cool in a storeroom overnight. N.1TION.1L HE/fLTH SERVICE ACT, 19U6. Local Health Services under Part III. The administrative staff for the Divisional Medical Officer was as under:- Macclesfield Borough Chief Administrative Assistant Mr. H. Greenhouse ) IPart-time with General Clerk Mrs. P. Carter J I Macclesfield Typist Mrs. E.M. Bannister ! I Bc) rough Junior Clerk Miss J. Walker Bollinp:ton Urban District Junior Clerk Mr. J. R. Nockton Part-time with Bollington Urban District Council. The Committee administers approved proposals under the National Health Service Act, 1946 as under: Section 22 Section 23 Section 24 Section 25 Section 26 Section 2? Section 28 Section 29 Section 51 The following is a record of 1 951 Care of Mothers and Young Children Midwifery Health Visiting Home Nursing Vaccination and Immunisation /unbulance Service After-Care. Prevention of Illness, Care and/ Domestic Help Mental Health Services the work done during the year oECTiQN 22 - Care of Mothers and Young Children Infant Welfare Clinics Attendances made by children Attendances No. seen by Doctor Great King Street Hurdsfield House Sanders Square (97 sessions] I 3272 933 (52 sessions) I 3177 725 (51 sessions\ • 2393 528