[Report 1926] / Medical Officer of Health and School Medical Officer of Health, Derbyshire County Council.

  • Derbyshire (England). County Council.
Date:
1926
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Credit: [Report 1926] / Medical Officer of Health and School Medical Officer of Health, Derbyshire County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    I. Birth Hate and Death Hate from the seven Zymotic diseases, and all causes, and Infantile Mortality in the whole County during the last tliirty-six years To face 11 11. & Ila. Principal Vital Statistics for each District To face 12 111. Isolation Hospitals—accommodation at ... 13 IV. Do. work done at and costs To face 15 V. Do. cases removed to 15-16 VI. Infant Welfare Ceentres 19-21 Vll. Ophthalmia Neonatorum, Incidence of and results of treatment 25 Vlll. Summary of work done by local Sanitary Ins^jectors 32-39 IX. Housing Acts, Work done under ... ... To face 40 X. Closet Accommodation 40 XL Cases of Notifiable Diseases in each District 47 Xll. Cases, deaths, case rate iDer 1,000 of population, and case mortality per cent from Smallpox, Scarlatina, Diphtheria and Typhoid Fever ... 48 Xlll. Cases of Smallpox notified, 1920—1926 ... 49 XIV. Smallpox and Vaccination ... 50 XV. Encephalitis Lethargica, cases notified 1920-—1926 51 XVI. Incidence of notifiable Diseases 52 XVll. Cancer, Death rate ijer annum in England and Wales and Derbyshire, 1901—1926 53 XVllI. Cancer, Deaths among mates and females at varying ages 53 XIX. Enteric Fever. Case mortality and death rate. 54 XX. Bacteriological specimens examined 55 XXI. Do. received from each District 56 XXII. Do. from Medical Practitioners 57 XXIIl. Do. from Hospitals 58 XXIV. Do. under Venereal Diseases Scheme ... 58 XXV. Do. from Dispensaries and Sanatoria ... 58 XXVI. Do. from Schools 59 XXVII. Do. examinations of milk samirles 59 XXVIII. Midwifery Hecords received 61 XXIX. Maternal Mortality, 1916—1926 66 XXX. Puerperal Fever, case rate among doctors and midwives 66 XXXI. Venereal Diseases^—Cases attending Centres 84 XXXII. Do. Cost of Scheme 84 XXXIII. Do. Specimens received from Private Practitioners ... 85 XXXIV. Mental Deficiency Act, 1913. Work done TUBERCULOSIS TABLES. SANATORIUM. 86 D.S.I. Ministry of Health Classification ... 68 D.S.II. Society of Medical Superintendents Classification 68 D.S.III. Duration of Residential Treatment and Results. ^ ... 69 U.S.IV. Cost of Sanatorium, 1923—1926 ... ... =... 72 D.S.V. Meteorological Observations To face 73 D.S.VI. Condition of Patients discharged from 1915—1925 TUBERCULOSIS GENERALLY. 73 T.I. Patients at Penmore Pavilion during the year. ... 74 T.II. Cases notified (Form ‘A’). ... 76 T.III. Patients in Outside Institutions ... 77 T.IV. Number of Beds available at Institutions 77 T.V. Extent of Residential Treatment 78 T.VI. Results of Treatment (Ministry of Health Table) 79 T.VII. Bacteriological Examinations of Sputa 81 T.VIII. Bacteriological Examinations of Sputa by Ellernian & Erlandsen Method 81 T.IX. Period between Notification of Cases and Deaths 83 T.X. Work done at Dispensaries PART II.—SCHOOL SECTION. To face 83 Bacteriological Examinations 110 Blind, Deaf, Defective and Epilei)tic Childi-en 102 Children Inspected (Elementary Schools) 111 Do. (Secondary Schools) 112 Chddren requiring Treatment ... 114 Co-operation of Parents 102 Do. School Attendance Officers 102 Do. Teachers ... 102