[Report 1969] / Medical Officer of Health, Breconshire County Council.

  • Breconshire (Wales). County Council.
Date:
1969
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Credit: [Report 1969] / Medical Officer of Health, Breconshire County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Table X.—Chiropody Service. A. Details of Patients treated and number of attendances made at the individual Clinics between 1st January, 1909 and the 31st December 1909. CLINICS Half-day Sessions Patients Attendances Elderly Physically Handicapped Expectant Mothers Others Elderly Physically Handicapped Expectant Mothers Others Brecon 112 105 3 4 814 5 10 Brynmawr 38 91 6 282 2 — 23 Ystradgynlais 54 117 6 1 518 9 — 1 Abercrave 26 55 2 — — 246 5 — — Hay 53 98 — — — 403 — — — Crickhowell 59 112 2 1 414 3 — 2 Cefn Coed 68 95 — 465 5 — — Builth Wells 63 110 7 414 22 — — Gilwern 24 53 1 170 1 — — Colbren 20 34 2 148 — — 4 Cwmtwrch 36 104 3 — — 376 8 — — Llanelly Hill ... 19 33 — — — 141 — — — Talgarth 18 43 — — — 128 — — — Pontneathvaughan 11 25 1 — — 84 4 — — Crosfield House ... 12 27 — — — 133 — — — Clydach 18 17 — — 1 121 — — 2 Totals 631 1119 25 — 15 4857 64 — 42 3. Details of Domiciliary Visits: — District Number of Patients Number of Visits URBAN Brecon 24 104 Brynmawr 8 28 Builth Wells 2 6 Hay-on-Wye 7 33 Llanwrtyd Wells — — RURAL Brecon 22 97 Builth 1 3 Crickhowell 16 95 Hay 16 48 Vaynor and Penderyn 67 265 Ystradgynlais 82 440 Totals 245 1119 C. Average number of domiciliary visits made to a case ... 4.567