England's first state hospitals and the Metropolitan Asylums Board, 1867-1930 / by Gwendoline M. Ayers.

  • Ayers, Gwendoline M.
Date:
1971
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Credit: England's first state hospitals and the Metropolitan Asylums Board, 1867-1930 / by Gwendoline M. Ayers. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    TABLES APPENDED TO CHAPTERS Chapter r. Table i: London Voluntary Hospitals, 1863: 15 Bed Complement, Annual Admissions and Case Fatality Rates Table 2: Population of London s Forty-three Workhouses, 1866 16 Chapter 5. Table 1: MAB Infectious Disease Hospitals: 67 Admissions from opening (1870-71) up to June 1872, through Poor Law channels and otherwise Table 2: Metropolitan Workhouse Infirmaries: 68 Accommodation in the late 1870s Chapter 10. Table 1: Mortality from the Diseases treated in the MA B Infectious Disease Hospitals: uy Comparison between London rates and those in England and Wales during the decennia 1861-70 and 1891-1900 Table 2: Admissions to the MAB Infectious Disease Hospitals, and Metropolitan Mortality Rates for selected Diseases 118 in four periods between 1871 and 1900 Table 3 (i): London Notifications of the principal Diseases admissible to the MAB Infectious Disease Hospitals, 1890-1900 119 Table 3(11): Admissions to the MAB Infectious Disease Hospitals between 1890 and 1900, 119 expressed as percentages of the annual notifications shown in Table 3 (i) above Tables 4(A, B, C, D): MA B Scarlet Fever Patients between 1871 and 1899 •• 120 Admissions and case fatality rates for quinquennial age-groups during the transition of the M A B fever hospitals from Poor Law to Public Health status Table 5: Children in the MAB Fever Hospitals, 1871-1899: 122 Admissions and deaths, compared with total admissions and deaths Tables 6(A, B): Mortality in London, 1881 to 1900: 123 (A) from all causes; (B) from the principal acute infectious diseases Charts A & B: Smallpox Mortality: 124 in (A) London and (B) England and Wales, in quinquennial periods between 1861 and 1900 Table j: MAB Fever and Smallpox Hospitals in 1900: 125 location, date of opening and bed complement 2