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London County Council 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London County Council]

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Medical Inspection—(Training colleges, secondary and trade schools) 191
Residential Institutions—Industrial schools—places of detention 193
Infectious Diseases—Scarlet fever—Diphtheria—Measles—Whooping cough—Exclusions from
school—Places of detention—Residential, industrial and special schools—Ringworm and
favus 195
Schools for Defective Children.—Mentally defective—Physically defective—Deaf and partially
deaf—Blind, partially blind and myope 207
Condition of School Buildings 222
Chapter XXXIV.
Public Health—Powers and duties—Tuberculosis—Milk—Homeless persons—Common
Lodging Houses—Seamen's Lodging Houses—Nuisances—Offensive businesses—
Appeal Committee—Midwives—Lying-in Homes—Infant Life Protection—Employment
of Children—Diseases of Animals 224
Chapter XXXV.
Main Drainage 231
Chapter XXXVI.
Housing of the Working Classes 235
Chapter XXXVII.
Housing Accounts and Statistics.—Memorandum by the Comptroller (Mr. H. E. Haward)
submitting Housing Accounts for the year ending 31st March, 1914—Memorandum
by the Housing Manager (Mr. S. G. Burgess), submitting Housing Statistics for the
year ended 31st March, 1914 241
Appendixes.
I.—Classification of children as to clothing, nutrition, cleanliness and teeth iii.
II.—Medical inspection of school children—summary of results (whole county) vii.
III.—Medical inspection of school children—results of inspection of entrants, boys and
girls (London boroughs) viii.
IV.—Medical inspection of school children—results of inspection of boys and girls born
in 1905 (London boroughs) ix.
V.—Medical inspection of school children—results of inspection of boys and girls born
in 1901 (London boroughs) x.
VI.—Hospitals and centres at which medical treatment is provided for elementary school
children; and the annual provision made xi.
VII.—Re-inspection (first) 1913 xii.
VIII.—Re-inspection (first) 1913—Council scheme ailments only xiii.
IX.—Re-inspection (second) 1913 xv.
X.—Re-inspection (second), 1913—Council scheme ailments only xvi.
XI.—Re-inspections, 1913—final position of all defects xviii.
XII.—Re-inspections, 1913—final position of Council scheme defects only xix.
XIII.—Re-inspections—results of first re-inspections for the four terms for which figures
are available xx.
XIV.—Re-inspections—results of second re-inspections for the three terms of 1913 xx.
XV.—Re-inspections—final position of all defects—percentage treated xxi.
XVI.—Number of candidates examined for the permanent service .and the conditions
found xxii.
XVII.—Number of scholarship candidates examined and the conditions found xxiii.
XVIII.—Candidates examined for the teaching profession and the conditions found xxiv.
XIX.—Scholars—Defects noted on medical examination xxv.
XX.—Proceedings of sanitary authorities under the Factory and Workshop Act xxvii.