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Hammersmith 1968

[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-1968

Re-Inspections7,109(7,814)
Bathing Centre inspections-scabies8(7)
„ „ - other7(25)
Employment certificates351(363)
Theatre children84(122)
School journeys1,203(1,484)
Recuperative holidays - pre-departure190(128)
Recuperative holidays - on return-(1)
Secondary School Annual surveys6(-)
T.B.contacts-(-)
Candidates for higher awards18(6)
Boarding schools for the delicate -pre-departure10(11)
Boarding schools for the delicate -on return-(-)
Outward bound courses7(19)
Handicapped pupils - statutory examination158(131)
Handicapped pupils-periodic special defect examination514(523)
Research investigations and enquiries2(1)
Sub-Total2,558(2,821)

Specials-at request of -

Head teacher-child's name entered in special book118(126)
Head teacher-others441(493)
School nurse-following health survey43(89)
School nurse-others247(287)
Divisional (Education) Officer106(100)
District Care Organiser or Care Committee26(59)
Parent163(152)
School Medical Officer295(167)
Sub-Total1,439(1,473)

Others -

Accident on school premises4(-)
Miscellaneous67(13)
Sub-Total71(13)

TOTAL of all Non-Routine Medical

Inspections11,177(12,121)

The following table shows the rate per 1,000 of children of all ages
noted for treatment or observation of a defect in 1968 (1967):—
Routine Medical Inspections-1968-Defects
(Number of children noted for treatment or observation expressed as a rate
per 1,000 inspected)
D.2