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Croydon 1958

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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1964-1
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Spastlcs 101 Tuberculous, Prevention and
Staff Examinations 99 Control 25
Staff 13 „ Re-Housing 30
Still Births 15, 17 „ Vaccination 30
Street Accidents 124
Vaccination (Snallpox) 128
Verminous Persons 71
Tables, Appendix 103 Venereal Diseases 33, 134, 135
Tuberculous, After Care 32 Vital Statistics 15,103,104, 105
„ Allowances 32
„ Contacts 29 Ward Statistics 20, 107
„ Home Nursing 29 Watercourses 69
„ Institutional Water Supply 91
„ Institutional
Treatment 29 Welfare Foods 37
„ Mass Radiography 31
„ Mortality 27,130 X-Ray 31
„ Notifications 131, 132
Occupational
Therapy 32 Zymotic Diseases 22
B. - SCHOOL MEDICAL REPORT
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Child Guidance 29 Mentally Defective Children 27
Cleansing of Children 10 Milk, etc., Provision of 29
Clinics 4, 14 Minor Ailments 14
Cod Liver Oil 29
Cost 22
Crippling Defects 22 Non-maintained Schools 32,60
Deaf Children 14 Orthodontic Service 16
Deaths 12, 61
Defects found 35, 50, 53
Dental Service 15 Parents' Attendances 5, 51, 52
Population 12
Ear Disease 14. 37
Enuresis Clinic 31 Remedial Exercises 22
Epileptic Children 31
Exclusions 12
School Nurses, Visits 13
Schools special, cost of 21
Following-up 13 Spastlcs 32
Speech 30, 59
Staff 4
Handicapped Pupils 54 Statutory Tables 33
Health visitors, work of 13 sub-normal children 21
Heights and Weights 9,43,44,45,46,47 Surveys, Oncleanllness 10, 11
St. Christopher's 25
St. Giles' 23
Infectious Diseases 8, 48 St. Luke's 28
Inspections 8
Tonsillectomy 10
juvenile Employment 29 Tuberculosis 12
Malt 29 Uncleanliness 10, 11 34
Meals, Provision of 29 vision. Defective 9, 56