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Hammersmith 1966

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hammersmith Borough]

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The following table shows an analysis of non-routine medical inspections: Non-Routine Medical Inspections — 1966.

Re-Inspections6,863(6,850)
Bathing Centre inspections - scabies19(4)
Bathing Centre inspections - other8(4)
Employment certificates282(219)
Theatrical children58(42)
School Journeys1,615(1,326)
Recuperative holidays - pre-departure165(138)
Recuperative holidays - on return—(2)
Secondary School annual surveys9(-)
T.B. contacts-(1)
Candidates for higher awards2(-)
Boarding schools for the delicate - pre-departure4(7)
Outward bound courses7(-)
Boarding schools for the delicate - on return2(3)
Handicapped pupils - statutory examination77(40)
Handicapped pupils - periodic special defect
examination551(518)
Research investigation and enquiries-(16)
Sub-Total2,799(2,320)
Specials - at request of -
Head teacher - child's name entered in special book120(106)
Head teacher - others393(477)
School nurse - following health survey69(56)
School nurse - others251(271)
Divisional (Education) Officer114(75)
District Care Organiser or Care Committee32(54)
112(133)
School Medical Officer137(32)
Sub-Total1,228(1,140)
Others -
Accident on school premises1(3)
Miscellaneous13(20)
14(23)
TOTAL of all Non-Routine Medical Inspections10,904(10,397)

The following table shows the rate per 1,000 of children of all ages noted for treatment
or observation of a defect in 1966. (1965):
Routine Medical Inspections 1966.
Defects

(Number of children noted for treatment or observation expressed as a rate per 1000 inspected)

Number inspected10,289(10,365)
Defects — SkinT 7.42(7.43)
O 15.52(8.68)

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