[Report 1944] / Medical Officer of Health, Breconshire County Council.

  • Breconshire (Wales). County Council.
Date:
1944
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Credit: [Report 1944] / Medical Officer of Health, Breconshire County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    HJ 1 1 VENEREAL DISEASES (Defence Regulations 33B). Males. Females. 1. No of eases in respect of whom Form 1 was was received — 2 2. No. of the above in respect of whom two or more forms were received ••• — 3. No. of those in 2 above who were— (a) found ••• — (b) examined after persuasion ... — (c) served with Form 2 ... — — '(d) examined after service of Form 2... _ — (e) prosecuted for failure to— i. attend for and submit to medical examination. ii. submit to and continue treat- ment ■ — HOSPITALS PROVIDED OR SUBSIDISED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY OR BY THE COUNTY COUNCIL. 1. Tuberculosis.—See pages 8 and 9. 2. Hospitals for Children.—None other than 4 beds provided at Brecon County War Memorial Hospital. 3. Fever and Small Pox.—Two Isolation Hospitals—one at Brecon with accommodation for 11 beds, and one at Hay for 8 beds. Small Pox.—Arrangements have been made with Aberdare for beds at Fedw Hir Hospital. 4. PUBLIC INSTITUTION HOSPITALS. — Three — one at Brecon, one at Hay, one at Llangattock. 5. MENTAL HOSPITAL, TALGARTH.—Accommodation for Males and Females. AMBULANCE FACILITIES. St. John’s Red Cross other than for infectious cases. LABORATORY WORK. Arrangements made with Clinical Research Association, and use is also made of the free service at Emergency Laboratory, Aberystwyth. SANITARY ADMINISTRATION. Carried out by Local Sanitary Authorities. SALE OF FOOD AND DRUGS ACT. L Duties carried out by Inspector of Weights-and Measure..