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TABLE 38 WORK OF FAMILY HEALTH SERVICE 1981 AND 1982

(Family Planning)

1981

1982

Number of centres

Full-time

6

I.

Part-time

36

Number of Occupational Diseases Notified

41

Total

42

45

Decompression sickness

Number of sessions provided

Type I

7,121

7,695

Type II

Number of clients

New

42,208

Dysbaric osteonecrosis

48,690

Old

68,013

67,135

Contact dermatitis

Total

110,221

115,825

Number of attendances

Silicosis

340,611

368,104

TABLE 39

WORK OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DIVISION 1981 AND 1982

1981

1982

Characteristics of new clients

1. Contraceptive method

Pills

20,189

21,007

Poisoning by

Lead

Managanese

Nitrous fumes

Organic chemicals

210

81

1

15

446

510

3

1

1

1

Injections

260

689

TUD'S

450

541

Condoms

19,776

24,658

II.

Occupational Injuries

Other methods

1,533

1.795

Total

42,208

48,690

No. of occupational injuries reported

82495

81132

II. Age

Under 20

1,552

1,530

20 24

12,960

14,027

No. of accidents requiring notification

under Employees' Compensation Ordinance

69428

71124

25 29

17,549

20,667

30

34

7,642

9,256

35 39

1,701

2,314

III.

Employees' Compensation Case Work

40 44

606

607

45 & over Total

198 42,208

289

Total no. of interviews

159351

168108

48,090

Cases assessed by Occupational Health Officers

376

333

Cases assessed by Medical Assessment Boards

21216

22833

Note: New clients refer to

(1) Clients never attend family planning clinics.

(2) F.P.A. clients first attend our clinics after the date of take-over.

(3) Return of clients after pregnancy, advised pregnancy, advised

sterilization and referred to hospital,

(4) Return of non-I.U.D. clients whose date of last visit was over

2 years ago and I.V.D. clients whose date of last visit was over 4 years ago,