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Hornsey 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hornsey, Borough of]

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10
School Medical Service Scheme of Treatment.
Condition treated.
Where treated.
By whom.
When.
(a) Minor ailments including
skin disease
and external eye
disease.
School Clinic.
Clinic Nurse
(Miss Paris).
Daily at 4 p m.
Throat Operations:
(b) Tonsils and
Adenoids
Hornsey
Central
Hospital.
Surgical Staff
of the
Hospital.
As required.
(c) Defective Vision.
School Clinic.
School Oculist
(Dr. Boden).
Two sessions weekly,
Tuesday afternoons,
Thursday mornings.
(d) Ear Disease and
defective hearing.
School Clinic.
School Aurist
(Dr. Friel).
One session weekly,
Saturday morning.
(e) Dental Defects.
School Clinic.
School Dentist
(Dr Betty C.
Hamilton).
Full time.
Eleven sessions
weekly.
(f) Crippling defects.
School Clinic.
Orthopædic
Surgeon
(Mr. Seddon).
Masseuse
(Mrs. Yorke).
One session monthly.
4th Monday morning
in each month.
Three sessions weekly,
Monday, Wednesday
& Friday afternoons.
(g) Stammering and
other speech defects.
Sehool Clinic.
Special Teacher
(Miss Bains).
Two sessions weekly,
Monday and Wednesday
afternoons.
(h) Ringworm.
Address:
Haddon Court,
Southwood
Lawn Rd., N.6.
Private doctor
by arrangement
with Education
Authority
(Dr. Morison)
Each cape as
required.
(i) Conditions requiring
medical consultation.
School Clinics
and
Infant Welfare
Centres.
S.M.O. and
A.S.M.O.
Seven sessions or
part sessions weekly.