Medical and sanitary report / Bahamas.

  • Bahamas. Medical Department.
Date:
[1935]
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Credit: Medical and sanitary report / Bahamas. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Reviewing the work generally, the standard of parental! care is considerably higher in point of interest than in the past. The following statistics are submitted. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, MYRA MITCHELL, Nurse-in-charge. Table showing number of visits to children needing special care, and number of routine home to home visits. Under Over 1 year. 1 year. Special visits 410 530 Routine visits 885 3010 Initial visits 665 1960 3540 Total visits paid by nurse, 5,500. Infant Welfare Clinics. Total Clinics Nos. held. attendance New CaseSr Victoria 49 4028 234 Central 51 4321 314 Western 45 2568 223 Fox Hill 12 458 28 157 11375 79 Number of attendances at Dispensary referred by Infant Welfare, 1463. Number referred to Out Patients Department: Children 65, Adults 4.