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Vaccination in proportion to births.
18. The following table shows the total number of persons vaccinated, and the
number of successful primary vaccinations, in pro-
portion to births, for a series of years :—
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Primary vaccination, successful. |
Unsuccessful and absentees. |
Total |
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Year. |
Total births. |
Under |
Over one |
Total |
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1881 ... ... |
1,779,473 |
302,175 |
381,851 |
684,026 |
83,233 |
767,259 |
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1882... ... |
1,656,159 |
258,200 |
288,784 |
598,906 |
73,557 |
672,463 |
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1883... ... |
1,801,401 |
264,496 |
257,126 |
565,351 |
83,716 |
649,067 |
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1884... ... |
1,930,961 |
294,583 |
233,608 |
563,804 |
92,697 |
656,561 |
|
1885... ... |
1,819,279 |
282,427 |
261,852 |
589,018 |
108,592 |
697,610 |
|
1886... ... |
l,059,532 |
287,819 |
290,753 |
613,018 |
100,898 |
713,916 |
|
1887... ... |
1,708,735 |
310,858 |
305,739 |
652,568 |
99,307 |
751,875 |
|
1888... ... |
1,687,439 |
316,114 |
306,325 |
659,191 |
104,999 |
764,190 |
|
1889... ... |
1,629,210 |
323,922 |
335,856 |
700,429 |
100,328 |
800,757 |
|
1890... ... |
1,751,168 |
386,293 |
388,703 |
837,378 |
151,791 |
989,169 |
|
Decennial average ... |
1,742,335 |
302,688 |
305,059 |
646,374 |
99,911 |
746,286 |
|
Decennial percentage... |
... |
17.37 |
17.51 |
37.10 |
5.73 |
42.83 |
|
1891 ... |
1,559,888 |
378,512 |
432.777 |
877,351 |
182,630 |
1,059,981 |
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Percentage of 1891 ... |
24.27 |
27.74 |
56.24 |
11.71 |
67.95 |
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1892 ... |
1,696,427 |
424,016 |
452,993 |
945,364 |
166,753 |
1,112,117 |
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Percentage of 1892 ... |
... |
24.99 |
26.70 |
55.72 |
9.83 |
65.55 |
Inspection of operations.
19. The results of inspection, of the operations of the year, are shown in the follow-
ing table. The last column indicates the proportion
per cent. of successful cases actually verified by
inspections, to the total number of operations entered as successful :—
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1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
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Number of inspecting officers. |
Number of villages |
Total number of persons vaccinated |
Number of cases of |
Proportion per cent. of successful cases observed by — |
Proportion per cent. of inspections |
Proportion per cent. of successful |
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Circle. |
Deputy Sanitary Com- |
Deputy Superintendent |
Native Superintendent |
Deputy Sanitary Com- |
Deputy Superintendent |
Native Superintendent |
Deputy Sanitary Com- |
Deputy Superintendent |
Native Superintendent |
Deputy Sanitary Com- |
Deputy Superintendent |
Native Superintendent |
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First circle ... |
1 |
2 |
13 |
846 |
885 |
5,466 |
296,963 |
11,682 |
20,582 |
84,654 |
93.99 |
90.66 |
92.90 |
39.37 |
41.02 |
|
Second „ ... |
1 |
2 |
20 |
395 |
88S |
7,757 |
450,115 |
11,033 |
18,078 |
98,156 |
91.23 |
80.86 |
87.49 |
21.80 |
23.15 |
|
Third „ ... |
1 |
3 |
16 |
520 |
1,656 |
5,671 |
365,039 |
11,070 |
27,178 |
95,524 |
91.50 |
86.59 |
89.64 |
36.64 |
36.06 |
|
Total |
3 |
7 |
49 |
1,761 |
3,429 |
18,894 |
1,112,117 |
33,785 |
65,838 |
278,334 |
... |
... |
... |
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Particulars of vaccination in the various districts, as verified by inspecting officers,
are given in annual statement No. V.
General results of inspection.
20. It is satisfactory to note that the proportion per cent. of successful cases,
actually verified by inspection, has increased in all
the three circles, and varied from 23.15 per cent. in the
2nd circle to 41.92 in the 1st circle, where the example set by Dr. Jameson in carrying
on inspection work with minuteness and vigour is followed by the Deputy and Native
Superintendents under him. The proportion per cent. of successful vaccinations
observed by Deputy Sanitary Commissioners is also satisfactory, and was over 91 in each
circle. There was an increase of 20,121 in the total number of cases examined by the
inspecting staff.
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| Description | Covers 1866-1901. Appraises vaccination operations in North-Western Provinces and Oudh. Describes transition from smallpox vaccination with crusts to arm-to-arm vaccination. Lymph extracted from children replaced with animal and lanolin lymph from c.1869. Explores native objections. Tables show particulars of vaccination. Success and mortality rates noted. Colour maps and diagrams included. |
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| Description | The Vaccination collection consists of 66 volumes dating from 1856 to 1933. Reports show how vaccination against smallpox was implemented in India. They reveal the shift from variolation, improved vaccination techniques, logistics of lymph supply, funding and staffing. They explore how the local population viewed and resisted western vaccination. |
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