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640724ec-521b-43ca-b9cb-6a4f96daa664 | There are 164 outworkers so notified engaged in the following trades:— Wearing apparel 95 Household linen 1 Curtains and furniture hangings 1 Brass and brass articles 8 Artificial flowers 7 Making of boxes etc. 32 Stuffed toys 2 Cosaques, Christmas stockings, etc. 1 Lampshades 17 The Public Health Inspectors made 146 v... |
33cd0f14-0225-4060-b3a3-f6cc07277f4f | SWIMMING POOLS There are 4 public swimming establishments as follows:— Squires Lane, Finchley (indoor). High Road, North Finchley. Daws Lane, Mill Hill, N.W.7. Goldsmith Avenue, West Hendon. All establishments are equipped with modern filtration and chlorination plants. During 1967 there were more than 366,000 visitors... |
dde65ca4-6b7c-4785-9752-e52373123cb0 | Public slipper baths are available at 3 sites in the Borough:- Cloister Road, Childs Hill Borthwick Road, West Hendon Squires Lane, Finchley. At prescribed times, Old Age Pensioners may have the free use of washing facilities at certain establishments. SANITARY CONVENIENCES There are 29 male and 27 female public conven... |
6a728c20-d97a-4ced-9a2e-8091aee07fb0 | The system which collects rain water only discharges into local natural water courses and the other system is linked with one of three treatment plants. A small area of the northern part of the district drains to the West Hertfordshire main drainage works at Maple Cross near Rickmansworth, whilst the remainder goes to ... |
e88fef20-5fc1-4244-a9ed-b776125018b9 | Schemes are in the course of preparation to connect certain of these properties to main drainage. There are certain areas where flooding occurs during periods of abnormal storms and a comprehensive examination of the sewerage systems within the whole of each drainage area is to be carried out to ascertain the extent of... |
0393a267-5d7c-4e6f-99ff-60eb5b7b1bb0 | Complaint was received from a number of people who live in the vicinity of the transfer station about dust created by the decanting of refuse from collection vehicles to the bulk transporters. This was referred to the Greater London Council. Special arrangements are made for the regular clearance of trade refuse as req... |
2e690faa-44f9-4fb8-8dc9-c3b9ea03f6d3 | All ratepayers are therefore urged to keep items such as these separate from the normal refuse. ANIMALS The Animal Boarding Establishments Act 1963, with the Pet Animals Act 1951 and the Riding Establishments Act 1964 provide protective legislation to secure the well-being of cats and dogs, animals sold for pets, and h... |
17272462-3dbd-4e27-9551-12e4ff7499fa | Under the Movement of Animals (Records) Orders detailed records have to be kept by stockholders of the movement of cattle, sheep, goats and pigs to and from their premises. Animals noved on licence to premises within the Borough must be retained for 14 days before being removed elsewhere, unless a further licence is is... |
0059cc04-7038-435c-9cf8-a5aabfce09e2 | Sixteen licences were in force at the end of the year. Owing to an outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease which assumed major proportions in Wales and 68 the Midlands during the latter part of the year, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food made the whole country subject to a Controlled Area Order, which required... |
f42eaa71-91ff-4e93-bcbe-c3ff6815528f | Stockman, M.R.C.V.S., was engaged from the 1st April 1967 on a consultancy basis to assist in the inspection of animals and premises where necessary. RODENT CONTROL The Prevention of Damage by Pests Act 1949 places the onus on the occupier to rid his land and premises of rats and mice, but in practice it is found that ... |
19326ae9-85b0-4d65-ade3-3d94e1c4c974 | The arrangements for this work and its supervision are made with the co-operation of the Borough Engineer and Surveyor. The following table summarises the work carried out and is in the form required by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food. Properties other than Sewers Type of Property Non-Agricultural Agric... |
359da49c-6934-45d7-936c-3512585a861c | 69 DISINFECTION AND DISINFESTATION Facilities for steam disinfection and disinfestation, and for the personal cleansing of verminous persons are provided for at the Disinfecting Station, North Circular Road, N.3. During the year 582 articles were treated, some of which were articles of clothing for dispatch abroad to c... |
ae2f1515-61da-4f9e-b881-9debc94820db | One must again express thanks to the Director of the Department of Entomology of the Natural History Museum for the helpful co-operation of his experts in the identification of numerous insects. Because of complaints from some residents of the depredations of the common squirrel, the Council decided to obtain traps and... |
df5444e2-dad5-4d5e-a589-15594e912b4a | The following table shows the work done by the disinfectors:— Disinfection Rooms 32 Articles 582 Disinfestation Ants 10 Bugs 35 Cockcroaches 17 Beetles 7 Fleas 29 Lice 1 Articles for Destruction Dressings 91 Placentae 413 Household 31 70 MORTUARIES In accordance with the Council's decision the use of the mortuary in He... |
6edddfea-3d20-4d83-a83a-d53b6838d487 | Eight exhumations were carried out during the year and, where appropriate, were observed by a Public Health Inspector, to ensure compliance with the conditions in the licence. 71 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Despite the imposed restraint in implementing the proposals contained in the 10-Year Plan, due ... |
7ce6dc39-fded-4784-91da-39ee33a1784c | In addition the catchment hospital has become silted up with elderly people, many of whom no longer need the full facilities of a Psychiatric Hospital and whose discharge to community accommodation could make available beds urgently needed for the admission of acutely ill people in the community. The provision of a wid... |
59de59bb-3f6a-449a-b62e-ecc73f0b2729 | An Occupational Therapy session under the guidance of the Council's Occupational Therapist was commenced in October and one of the benefits of this session has been the increased communication between the patients. The standard of work of some of the old people is much higher than might be expected — one old lady of ov... |
9ddb41ac-7a63-49fe-bf69-9b358ebcd46d | Until such time as it is possible to extend the Day Centre arrangements for the elderly mentally infirm at Park House Hostel, the London Borough of Harrow continues to allocate four vacancies at their Marlborough Day Centre. Mental Subnormality The need for a hostel for trainable mentally subnormal adults has long been... |
0115f48d-d5ab-40c5-83d7-a165372caf8a | The trainees soon adapted and their progress has been rapid. Emphasis has been directed to the practical training of the young adults. The social cohesion produced in the groups and the marked improvement in behaviour in some who were very disturbed has given great satisfaction to staff, the trainees themselves and the... |
92fcbc44-34c3-42b2-919c-4dd406510d85 | This reflects the fact that a comprehensive community care service provided for the subnormal considerably reduces the need for hospital admission. However, a study to ascertain future hospital needs will be undertaken as soon as possible. The number of patients awaiting admission for hospital care at the end of the ye... |
aff40df4-6b8e-4c21-a802-13ddda8f1c9d | Private placements are made or if these are not suitable, admission is arranged to the catchment hospital or other psychiatric hospitals able to offer vacancies. Short-term care during the summer period is always most difficult, and there have been some instances where placement has been impossible. The type of case wh... |
05e035af-281b-4714-b4b8-b6563348891e | The holiday camps provide an invaluable service not only in giving relief to the parents during the summer holiday period, but also in achieving independence for the boys and girls attending, away from the normal home environment. Community Care for the Subnormal and Severely Subnormal Supervision in the Home The home ... |
61e04b23-8957-414d-b4a5-7876ed34a78a | Informal placements are made wherever practicable in order to avoid formal guardianship procedures, but there is still a need for the provision of private foster homes particularly for young mentally handicapped children. The number of patients in informal foster care or in homes or hostels run by voluntary organisatio... |
25c23be7-ccb1-4496-8ff0-b56a1daa2fc0 | This will fulfil an urgent need and it is hoped to include a 24-place hostel for mentally subnormal adults in the plans for Mental Health projects during the next three years. In the meantime two places are available for adults at the London Borough of Brent Hostel at 191 Willesden Lane and one patient is resident in t... |
65aed3f9-0fd2-457d-9422-6f12640164ec | Special Care Units The Council's facilities in this respect are made available to contiguous Boroughs who have not been able to make provisions of their own and the distribution of places as laid down by the London Government Act has remained the same. Friem Baret Junior Training School London Borough of Barnet 58% Lon... |
0c7a7bf2-5a18-469c-82d6-86a9c54e0864 | Difficulties had been experienced with transport arrangements and every effort is being made to shorten the travelling time. Despite the opening of Fieldways there are still insufficient places within the Borough for patients requiring training. It is hoped to absorb those awaiting admission in mid 1968 when the new Ad... |
ae88c78a-6aa8-47a9-be78-0545fad7bd93 | Social Work Service There has been a steady increase in the demand for the services provided and this entails a closer 78 integration of the medical, social and administrative services. Whilst the Mental Health Act, 1959 imposed a duty to appoint Mental Welfare Officers to act in psychiatric emergencies, this is no lon... |
0bd82dbf-9767-471b-a839-94b1829d888f | In addition to the community care and after care work of the field staff an emergency service is available at all times including Bank Holidays. Statistics relating to cases referred under the Mental Health Act are shown on pages 82 and 83. It is always difficult to present skills in terms of statistics but some idea o... |
32992a45-e366-4c92-894c-9267697ccede | During the year there was a change of Warden and as this coincided with the completion of a three year period of the running of the Hostel since its opening in the Autumn of 1964, an opportunity has been taken to study the results on residents in the Hostel and on those people who had passed through and who could be tr... |
9ac17331-a197-46e0-8b7e-99fe10982cb3 | Park House 1021 Links 884 York Park 530 Hostel Accommodation Irrespective of the considerable number of persons who rehabilitate through the supportive services provided by the Social Workers in the field, psychiatric hospitals, voluntary agencies and the Borough's short-stay hostel, there were nevertheless 30 patients... |
8ec93f47-61fc-4b72-adb0-dddafb66aad4 | Some Other Aspects of the Mental Health Services Drug Dependency This problem has received a good deal of publicity during the year; as far as this Department is concerned an essentially cautious approach has been adopted. So far the problem in this area does not seem to have reached too grave proportions, but since we... |
591ccca0-4d0b-4b10-a114-4e8512bac0f8 | Requests for information have come from two main sources; firstly through the Education Department from Head Teachers and Principals of the Further Education Colleges and secondly from Youth Groups or adults who are running Youth Groups. Two "Teach-ins" were arranged for the Education Department, one for Heads of Secon... |
098c1df4-a508-4f8a-949f-a7ca3310d88b | Greenberg met with a number of Youth Groups and other organisations to discuss with them the social effects of drugs and gain some understanding of the attitudes of young people themselves so as to discover the most efficient method of checking the present epidemic and preventing further spread. Information gained in t... |
f670bf41-3be3-4493-a74b-1c7082411a8a | Christopher Mayhew was to have been the principal speaker for the opening meeting on 5th June, but he was unable to attend because of sudden developments in the crisis in the Middle East. His place was taken by Mr. L. King-Lassman LL.B., Middle Temple, Barrister at Law, who delivered a stirring address on the layman's ... |
14db3ac7-73ba-405c-a96a-b71a9bb29b61 | Voluntary Bodies The Borough is particularly fortunate in having two very active and enterprising voluntary associations who organise functions and provide additional amenities for both the mentally subnormal and the mentally ill. Support is given by the administrative and social work staff in many of their undertaking... |
5577aae0-3ea4-49b8-86b6-7b8b957d6cde | 1967 Mentally 111 Elderly Mentally Infirm Psychopathic Subnormal Severely subnormal Total Under age 16 16 and over Under age 16 16 and over Under age 16 16 and over Under age 16 16 and over M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) 1 Total ... |
411809f7-4767-42c5-9971-7da2c6f09491 | training centres 2 3 7 10 1 2 25 4 Receiving home training 5 Awaiting home training 6 Resident in L.A. home/hostel 3 4 7 7 Awaiting residence in L.A. home/hostel 8 Resident at L.A. expense in other homes/hostels 8 10 1 1 8 4 6 2 11 7 58 9 Resident at L.A. expense by boarding out in private household 1 1 10 Attending da... |
692deb81-48d1-4dd3-aabd-e208f6b11afa | in lines 2-10 (a) suitable to attend a training centre 12 20 7 20 59 (b) others 1 2 47 119 1 2 2 4 66 44 1 34 40 364 82 83 Cases of Mentally III Persons referred to Mental Welfare Officers during 1967 REFERRED BY:- UNDER 16 YEARS 16 YEARS AND OVER TOTAL MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE GENERAL PRACTITIONERS 1 1 175 307 484 HOSP... |
1d6d23ca-8746-435a-820c-cc9d45e8ce24 | 041 Persons Under Mental Welfare Officers' Care At 31.12.67 MENTALLY ILL ELDERLY MENTALLY INFIRM SUBNORMAL TOTAL Under 16 years 16 years & over Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 1 2 62 145 13 28 181 151 583 WELFARE SERVICES WELFARE SERVICES SERVICES UNDER THE NATIONAL ASSISTANCE ACT, 1948 The Council's We... |
02bb71ae-6179-4035-9924-6046e0f1d00b | Residential Accommodation The Council has 7 Residential Homes for elderly persons or other persons who, by reason of age, infirmity or other circumstances, require care and attention not otherwise available to them. Name of Home Number of Beds Disposition Beach Lodge, 66 Hendon Lane, Finchley, N.3. 32 Female The Cedars... |
b46406d8-7f88-452b-a3f0-35dd43022a33 | Redhill House, the former Poor Law residence, is programmed for closure in 1972/73 and the Ministry of Health has already given approval to a scheme to provide 4 new homes over 4 years which will enable the residents to be accommodated in units in different parts of the Borough. 87 During the year, the Meadowside Home ... |
cedce083-dbca-421b-aa5f-2cee93e65a54 | The number of persons accommodated at the 31st December, 1967 for whom the Council was financially responsible was:- Barnet Council Homes 426 Barnet residents in other Local Authorities' Homes 61 Barnet residents in Voluntary Organisations' Homes 343 During the year, 130 persons were admitted to the Council Homes and 9... |
5cb7d7a0-bfb8-40d1-a3bb-a17f40e3de2f | It is of interest to record that of the 130 persons admitted to the Council's homes during the past year, 53 were of an emergency nature and were persons whose names were not included on the waiting list. It is of particular significance that at the end of the year there were 27 voluntary organisation homes and 25 priv... |
e160e9a3-cf38-4679-abc0-46bc571fd5ab | In 2 homes, the position was 88 aggravated by a paucity of other staff and an acute staffing problem therefore arose. To ease the situation, deep frozen pre-prepared food was introduced for use in conjunction with conventional food stuffs. A wide variety of food permitted a 6 weeks' cycle of main meals and the techniqu... |
2688735e-197c-4908-b6bf-647faaf43087 | Redhill Lodge, Burnt Oak Broadway, Edgware, accommodates 25 families, and Kelvedon, 27 Woodside Avenue, Finchley, N.12 accommodates 11 families. The number of persons resident in these units at the end of the year was:- Males (aged 16 and over) 28 Females (aged 16 and over) 35 Children (aged 5 to 15) 39 Children (aged ... |
27ca8978-fb39-4746-bd6e-16ea32203576 | The Elderly Social Welfare Officers, together with other Officers of the Department and the Council and voluntary bodies, advise on the wide range of activities and services available. It is a notable feature of the community spirit of the residents of this Borough, that many organisations interest themselves, and give... |
58f01d02-1f31-46e3-9f3b-9a7593a9b594 | Some attend every day, others as little as one or two days per week, and this arrangement enables the benefit of attendance being spread over a larger number of persons; despite this there was a long waiting list at the end of the year. Many of those attending have some additional disability, other than infirmity assoc... |
09f19246-0bc0-4db4-9e91-2fec150ca778 | It is intended to extend the day centre principle whenever space and opportunity permits, and in fact, early ne xt year, the Health Clinic in Claremont Road will afford day care for some 10 persons on two days per week. A combined meals kitchens and old people's centre is now established at Brookhill Road, East Barnet,... |
7c7ca956-7fa6-46f2-ad23-175303c62be5 | The contribution by luncheon clubs operated by the Women's Royal Voluntary Service, Old People's Welfare and other Associations, plays no less an important and supportive role to old people. Through this source, a total of 9,651 meeds were served in five different parts of the Borough, on one, two or three days per wee... |
7e557294-7c53-4aba-9ed1-dd0d3c72edc3 | In all these 90 services the emphasis is placed on meeting the social, vocational, recreational and rehabilitative needs of these persons; at all times striving to assist them to retain their independence at home with their families, or with their close support. Blind and Partially Sighted Persons The total number of p... |
0f9d5097-ba00-4cb3-a188-3c5e932b5ed0 | It is worthy of mention that 73 persons were employed under ordinary conditions, i.e. in the general community earning their own living. A total of 25 males and 69 females were newly registered during the year. Qualified Social Welfare Officers for the Blind are employed to assist this class of handicapped persons by p... |
ec823e8e-4e9b-4a02-bd20-3e7536787fbb | The needs of the deaf and blind are very demanding and the Council shares with neighbouring Boroughs the time of a Welfare Officer for this service. The Deaf and Hard of Hearing The Welfare Officer for the Deaf is concerned with counselling and interpretation for the deaf without speech, undertaking case work, and advi... |
94193073-6eb2-4fc7-baca-67336f2fe65f | Physically Handicapped Persons This group includes spastics, epileptics, persons suffering from multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, arthritis, the residual effects of poliomyelitis, tuberculosis, and other diseases and injuries. The Register continues to increase, and the number at the end of the year was 1,166 per... |
2278c258-a3af-4fd2-86ff-a3497352493e | A new Rehabilitation Centre in Deansbrook Road, Edgware, is expected to be completed early in 1968. The purpose of the centre is to provide a rehabilitation service for blind, partially sighted and all classes of physically handicapped persons, including the deaf. Particular emphasis will be placed on assisting those w... |
a5535e72-653b-49b9-af45-3a42ef656461 | Wherever possible the Council extended its transport support to voluntary bodies to assist in social activities and holiday schemes; in some cases no charge was made, and in others a 92 limited mileage was allowed, without charge. During the year, 103 persons were assisted on the Council's holiday scheme. The frequent ... |
ad8e535c-b599-4786-a22e-b221c4e3917a | The Department accepts gift furniture, which is distributed to needy persons, but is particularly useful in assisting families rehoused from the Homeless Family Units. Voluntary Organisations Several references have been made above to the valuable contribution made in many aspects of the welfare service by voluntary or... |
3b7b249a-503b-46da-918e-9b484da95877 | General Practitioners/Domiciliary Staff Attachments The attachment of Health Visitors to General Practitioners was increased, whilst the complete attachment of midwives to General Practitioner Obstetricians was effected in September. Health Visiting The full complement of Health Visitors was retained during the year wi... |
5709f264-f4bd-48d8-baae-1d0d2c25a972 | It is usual for a student to spend a day with a health visitor on domiciliary duties and then return to the hospital for discussion with a member of the health visiting staff. The introduction of health visitors to Edgware General Hospital Geriatric Unit was a happy experience lasting for eight months during which time... |
545f18f7-c47f-4ab8-a346-d7946f48846f | The following tables show (a) the number of cases of various categories visited by Health Visitors and (b) staff attendance at Clinics. 97 (a) Home Visiting First Effective Total Effective Total No. Access No. of Visits at request of G.P. Or Hospital Expectant Mothers 1030 1717 382 — Children born in: 1967 5084 11435 2... |
0d53354a-5154-4665-8c9f-bcb901bd94e0 | 60 110 42 Other Visits as Health Visitor 952 1699 164 — Total as Health Visitor - 44252 8638 897 Cases seen as School Nurse - 1924 348 — (b) Attendances at Clinics Total number of attendances by Health Visitors at Local Health Authority Clinic Sessions 3518 Total number of attendances by Clinic Nurses at Local Health A... |
6512c526-cdbc-4747-8374-f2bace55efed | 98 Care of Mothers and Young Children Notification of Births Number of births in the London Borough of Barnet during 1967 as adj usted by inward and outward transfers: (i) Live Births (a) Domiciliary 499 (ii) (b) Institutional 4,110 4,609 (ii) Still Births (a) Domiciliary — (b) Institutional 64 64 4,673 Ante-Natal and ... |
aeb59c41-0fad-43a1-a701-d91c97180391 | of Sessions held Average attendance per Session Ante-Natal Post-Natal Oak Lane 314 6 48 6.7 Torrington 282 18 52 5.8 Central Hendon 241 10 49 5.1 Childs Hill 219 4 49 4.6 Mill Hill 442 13 52 8.8 Watling 153 1 48 3.2 West Hendon 723 2 52 13.9 Edgware 129 2 41 3.2 Sutton Road 461 17 52 9.2 Holly Park 58 4 52 1.2 Oakleigh... |
8e7d1bcd-31ca-488b-9785-624f8da72f6e | 99 Attendance at Relaxation and Mothercraft Clinics Clinic No. of Sessions held Total No. of Attendances Average Attendance per Session Relaxation Broadfields 29 150 5.2 Central Hendon 1 3 3.0 Oak Lane 3 8 2.7 Combined Mothercraft and Relaxation Oakleigh Road 50 91 1.8 Mill Hill 47 342 7.3 Childs Hill 29 145 5.0 Edgwar... |
2dac1404-6392-4991-8695-a1298b5b1d16 | General Practitioners and Domiciliary Midwives and details of these are passed to the Registrar General. During the year 64 cases were notified in Barnet and the children's names are added to the "AT RISK" Register to ensure that they are examined at the appropriate time and that treatment is given where required. Chil... |
9cdf7e8f-264f-4cf3-91cb-db74a1114be9 | 9 1154 — Central Hendon 142 5157 36 3 2017 — West Hendon 98 2456 25.0 939 3 Childs Hill 100 4144 41.4 1152 19 Temple Fortune 63 2441 38.8 583 7 Holders Hill 48 1622 33.8 477 _ Mill Hill 102 3331 32.7 1422 — Sanders Lane 32 809 25.3 266 _ Torrington 103 4015 38.9 1157 — Oak Lane 78 2376 30.5 979 2 Essex Park 103 3727 36... |
0b542612-bf80-474e-a2ff-e96a39026f07 | Marks 12 319 26.6 214 1 St. |
68a249cd-c8c7-4fe8-b1f0-304b607e4ee9 | Stephens 52 1305 25.1 445 6 Osidge 156 4591 29.4 1958 — Ouaker Hall 24 352 14.7 162 2 Vale Drive 51 1072 21.0 536 14 East Barnet 100 4033 40.3 1784 9 Dollisfield 23 470 20.4 296 11 766 Finchley Road* 50 754 15.0 364 — 108 Watling Avenue* 7 63 9.0 55 - Sessions without a Doctor Dollisfield 28 305 10.9 Holly Park 47 383 ... |
18e41c84-7681-418d-bfb4-467ee80de679 | Marks 12 294 24.5 — — Sanders Lane 16 277 17.3 - - Toddlers Sessions Sutton Road 7 59 8.4 59 Watling 10 68 6.8 55 — West He ndon 2 26 13.0 7 — Oak Lane 51 745 14.6 564 1 Claremont 1 25 25.0 11 — Holly Park 1 13 13.0 13 - Oakleigh Road 3 33 11.0 31 - Developmental Clinics Broadfields 6 40 6.7 40 Mill Hill 7 91 13.0 54 —... |
162289c4-f765-462c-93a7-8fa7ab786a16 | 0 12 - TOTALS 2219 64558 29.1 23040 96 * General practitioners attachment Number of children who attended during 1967: Born in 1967 4290 Born in 1966 3774 Born in 1962/65 4767 TOTAL 12831 101 Mothers' Discussion Groups Discussion Groups in operation at the end of the year were as follows: Vale Drive Clinic Torrington P... |
e7190912-31a2-4a65-bb68-9f9986cac918 | 2 new Infant Resuscitation Outfits were purchased and all the midwives were instructed at University College Hospital in their use. The hospital staff were most helpful and made the midwives very welcome. A model infant head was purchased to facilitate the teaching of resuscitation. During the year the Central Midwives... |
eddcf416-2bad-45d6-b7bd-674603cf199d | The Matron of a Singapore hospital spent a week in the Borough studying the administration of the domiciliary midwifery services as part of her administrative course at Edinburgh University. Home Nursing In October it was de cided to fill two vacancies for home nurses by appointing nursing auxiliaries and to commence a... |
149175b0-ca69-437f-b7a7-266657c37cb5 | An approach was made to one of the two large hospitals in the Borough with a view to consideration being given to planned early discharges of general cases in the future and in my next Report I will comment further. During the year the number of requests for blanket baths and general care of patients increased. The maj... |
00ea991b-5d86-45a4-8743-036745652e66 | of patients 65 or over at first visit 2,309 Marie Curie Memorial Foundation The Authority continued to act as agents for the Foundation and during the year 14 patients were provided with a day and/or night nurse to assist in their care. In one case a haemoductor apparatus was borrowed from the Foundation. Loan of Nursi... |
e1638d59-1ef1-438a-96e0-063fe0c5082d | The overall responsibility for the service was delegated to 103 the Principal Nursing Officer with a view to increasing the co-ordination between this service and the nursing services. The service operated from Central Office and two Divisional Offices. There was still an acute shortage of Home Helps in some parts of t... |
1132417d-c006-40fd-bded-2fefbb034ea1 | Number of cases Aged 65 or over in 1967 Age under 65 in 1967 Total Chronic sick or Tuberculosis Mentally Disordered Maternity Others 1572 148 11 274 604 2609 Neighbourly Help Service 27 Neighbourly Helps were employed at the end of the year and were providing assistance to 27 individual households. Day Nurse'ries Durin... |
5ff124b9-afe6-423a-ba02-526b6a512010 | The following table shows the attendance at the individual Nurseries during the year- Name of Day Nursery No. of approved places Children on Register at 31.12.67 Attendances for the year Average daily attendance 0-2 2-5 0-2 2-5 York Park 60 44 19 2904 9249 ♦7.8 Kingswood 50 43 11 2570 8826 45.0 Wood Street 55 41 10 194... |
5c116a8b-2dee-4d14-81ff-6c9eb6b8d24d | I am grateful for the support and encouragement received from the Ministry and for the assistance given by the Chief Education Officer and the Barnet College of Further Education. It was decided that the proposition was a practical one and would meet the staff needs of those Departments of the Authority employing nurse... |
c1d3a33b-2c7b-47ac-876f-1336e90bbf69 | Clinics (or the Elderly A total of 57 sessions were held at West Hendon and Watling (Edgware) Clinics and 1407 attendances made, this showing an increase of 279 attendances over the number made in 1966. Chiropody In the former Middlesex County Council districts, a directly provided clinic and domiciliary service was co... |
90c7d2cc-fadc-42d8-8794-e264c1319471 | 105 Category Persons provided with Treatment Directly by the Authority (including those treated by private chiropodists on behalf of the Authority) Through arrangements with Voluntary Organisations Elderly persons 2792 656 Physically handicapped 20 — Expectant and Nursing Mothers 24 Schoolchildren 33 — Children under 5... |
4b9c42c6-3132-43fe-ad65-7cd5dc0634f6 | of Beds St. Mary's Maternity & Medical Nursing Home, 5 Maternity 46 Sunny Gardens Road, 6 Surgical, Medical & Chronic Hendon, N.W.4. Brent Nursing Home, 32 Medical & Chronic 4-6 Heather Gardens, N.W.ll. Cartref, 2 Chronic 196 Watford Way, N.W.4. Edgware Nursing Home, 13 Medical & Chronic 36-38 Orchard Drive, Edgware, M... |
a1863d0c-8180-4b07-93cd-12dbf6b396ef | Braeside House Nursing Home, 9 Medical & Chronic 76 Park Road, New Barnet. Bedford House, 23 Medical & Chronic Marshall Estate, Hammers Lane, N.W. 7. Convent of St. Mary at the Cross, 48 Incurable Orthopaedic Hale Lane, Edgware. Inverforth House, 139 Medical & Surgical Manor House Hospital, North End Road, N.W.ll Natio... |
2bab3459-8bca-4ffc-8cbe-01b7e6636075 | were inspected during the year and their licences renewed. A new agency, Nul-Sal Agency, 335 Long Lane, Finchley, N.2. applied for a licence. The premises were inspected and found to be satisfactory, and a licence was granted. Priority Dental Services The number of expectant and nursing mothers and children under five ... |
836478ec-4d70-40fa-903b-a1a3ba639dd1 | 81 80 Teeth otherwise conserved 268 — Teeth root filled 7 Inlays/Crowns — Number of courses of treatment completed during the year 351 58 Prosthetics Patients supplied with full upper or full lower (first time) 14 Patients supplied with other dentures 22 Number of dentures supplied 36 108 Anaesthetics General anaesthet... |
5848b46e-8dc5-42ee-abfd-1a14dd91efa1 | Tuberculosis The Finchley Chest Clinic, High Road, Finchley, N.12, closed in August 1967 and the Borough is now served by two Chest Clinics: 1. Edgware Chest Clinic (attached to Edgware General Hospital) Chest Physician: Dr. H.J. Trenchard. 2. Barnet Chest Clinic (attached to Barnet General Hospital) Chest Physician: D... |
9e03090d-888f-4ec3-85b3-a9f36020dcd4 | There are general medical outpatient clinics with two visiting consultants, each attending once a fortnight, at the Finchley Memorial Hospital and the North West Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board have indicated that should the pressure on this outpatient department increase, they would be prepared to increase the nu... |
51a71460-ee83-4500-827c-979cc9e9f636 | Number of cases of respiratory tuberculosis (whether notified or not) included under Section 1 above which were new to the Clinics (but exluding transfers from other Clinics) during the year ended 31st December 1967: * Classification Non-Bacteriologically Confirmed Bacteriologically Confirmed Men Women Children Total M... |
0ee2ba42-db0d-4d0c-bb77-e1f58f1f1e07 | Number of cases included in 1 above, whose broncho-pulmonary secretion was positive during the year 60. * The three sub-divisions of new respiratory cases are estimated as as follows from the standard P.A. film: Group I Total area of disease not exceeding one third of one lung in aggregate. Group II: Total area of dise... |
1e131666-223c-4bc9-b79c-136a7c54a143 | 110 The Care of the Unsupported Mother The Authority has one Mother and Baby Home, Guilford House, and this provides 14 ante-natal beds and 14 postnatal beds with 14 cots. No deliveries take place in the Home. Of the 160 referrals to the Department, 40 were admitted to Guilford House, 32 were admitted to other Local Au... |
4a6e75be-6473-4bd1-a97b-856ba933147a | per patient per annum and the cases referred are vetted by a senior medical officer of the Department. By the end of the year, four families had been referred. The domiciliary service covers the need of persons unable to attend the F.P. Clinics and especially of those who otherwise would not take any action. The cost o... |
71b27f81-3cb1-4879-9d96-506bf3d03b5a | The problem of uncontrolled fertility can be alleviated by persuasion and suitable educational methods but to be fully effective the necessary advice must be brought within the reach of those couples most in need of it. Cervical Cytology This diagnostic service continued during the year at the three clinics, Torrington... |
f39efb3c-f82a-478f-810a-ed06a65363e6 | There were four positive results and these were referred through their General Practitioners to a Gynaecologist for further investigation. Some women were referred by their own General Practitioners but most attended of their own volition Many heard of the service through their attendance at Women's Organisations or fr... |
6923ef7e-1de9-4286-99d2-3bb8e26af888 | of Attendances Average Attendance per Session Torrington 34 496 14.6 Childs Hill 30 364 12.1 East Barnet 32 406 12.7 Watling 34 453 13.0 TOTALS 130 1719 13.2 Vaccination and Immunisation In January a circular was received from the Ministry of Health in respect of new arrangements for payments to general practitioners f... |
b346a659-033e-497b-8ff3-adf1d982c644 | General practitioners in the Borough were informed that vaccine is now stored at main clinics in the Borough and that supplies may be drawn therefrom between 9 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Vaccine is sent by post where requested. Immunisation in Childhood The Ministry of Health notified the Authority in Decembe... |
c27efc21-4ba0-432c-9881-fbb527545dfb | In his letter to the Authority regarding immunisation in childhood, the Ministry of Health Chief Medical Officer referred to the conclusion of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation in 1966 that the injection of killed measles vaccine followed four weeks later by an injection of live measles vaccine, or on... |
8639496d-2aa7-44b1-92a8-23db95f88e73 | The appropriate statistical tables are shown hereunder: Immunisation of Persons under the age of 16 completed during 1967 Table 1 — Completed Primary Courses Type of vaccine or dose Year ol Birth Others under age 16 TOTAL 1967 1966 1965 1964 1960-3 1. Quadruple DTPP 1 14 41 10 17 - 83 2. Triple DTP 1288 1707 248 47 63 ... |
e9ff5968-b4d5-4277-93ef-2f2f5c0d317c | Salk — 10 15 15 20 3 63 9. Sabin 1254 2084 348 104 212 91 4093 10. Total immunised against Diphtheria (Lines 1-2-3-4-5) 1415 2011 337 74 156 104 4097 11. Total immunised against Whooping Cough/Pertussis (Lines 1-2-3-6) 1289 1725 290 57 81 11 3453 12. Total immunised against Tetanus (Lines 1-2-4-7) 1415 2009 338 74 179 ... |
3f4cf3aa-ac15-4504-ad67-79654fd94719 | Total immunised against Polio (Lines 1-8-9) 1255 2108 404 129 249 94 4239 113 Table 2 — Re-inforcing Doses Type of vaccine or dose Year of Birth Others under age 16 TOTAL 1967 1966 1965 1964 1960-63 1. Quadruple DTPP 1 45 8 54 2. Triple DTP — 713 1448 145 527 145 2978 3. Diphtheria/Pertussis — — — 2 18 10 30 4. Diphthe... |
3425a3a8-cecd-4133-affa-363822efd967 | Tetanus — 1 3 2 27 285 318 8. Salk — 2 7 6 46 16 77 9. Sabin - 677 984 110 2389 1151 5311 10. Total immunised against Diphtheria (Lines 1-2-3-4-5) - 825 1688 210 2558 1405 6686 11. Total immunised against Whooping Cough/Pertussis (Lines 1-2-3-6) - 713 1449 147 590 163 3062 12. Total immunised against Tetanus (Lines 1-2... |
74d045ab-dc8a-42af-a414-64d8e4507c42 | Total immunised against Polio (Lines 1-8-9) - 679 992 116 2480 1175 5442 B.C.G. Vaccination against Tuberculosis Contacts of tuberculosis were vaccinated at Chest Clinics in the Borough, and school children aged thirteen and over and students were vaccinated at school and at establishments for further education by the ... |
5f7e6aea-dcbc-4f28-a23e-42e60c8074b9 | of persons vaccinated through the Authority's approved arrangements under Section 28 of the National Health Service Act. A. CONTACTS (i) No. skin tested 217 (ii) No. found positive 51 (iii) No. found negative 166 (iv) No. vaccinated 111 B. SCHOOL CHILDREN AND STUDENTS (i) No skin tested 3148 (ii) No. found positive 317... |
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