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Croydon 1966

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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Tuberculosis, After Care 20
Allowances 20
'Contacts 18
Home Nursing 17
Home Visits 17
Mass Radiography 19
Mortality 17
Notifications 139
" Occupational Therapy 21
Residential Treatment 17
Prevention and Control 16
Vaccination 18
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Unmarried Mothers 26
Vaccination (Smallpox) 137
Verminous Persons 65
Venereal Diseases 21, 143
Vital Statistics 11, 95
Ward Statistics 99
Water Supply 85,135
Welfare Foods 28, 120
X-Ray 19, 142
B. - SCHOOL MEDICAL REPORT
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Average Attendances 61
Child Guidance 18, 44
Cleansing of Children 10,11,51
Clinics 4, 54 to 59
Convalescent Treatment 31
Costs 5, 32
Deaf children 37, 39, 55
Deaths 32
Defects found 8, 9, 52
Delicate children 31, 48
Dental Service 3, 19, 56
Developmental defects 14
Ear, Nose and Throat defects 12
Enuresis Clinic 22
Epileptic children 44
Handicapped pupils 2, 34,45
Health Education 2, 23,65
Heart and Cieculation defects 13
Heights and Weights 15,16,28
Home Tuition 48
Infectious Diseases 64
Intelligence Tests 25
Juvenile Employment 32
Meals, Provision of 32
Medical Inspections 1,6,7,50,61
Milk, Provision of 32
Minor ailmrnts table 58
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Non-Maintained Schools 10, 60
Orthodontic Service 57
Orthopaedic Defects 14, 45
Overweight children 15, 28
Parents, attendances of 7
Partially Hearing Unit 39
Physiotherapy Clinics 26, 58
Plantar Warts 11, 58
Population of schools 50, 61
Psychological Defects 15
School Nurses, Work of 64
Spastics 14
Special Inspections 6,7,51,52
Speech 27,46,59
Staff 2, 3, 5
Statutory Tables 50
Sub-normal children 41,42,49
St. Christopher's School 42
St. Giles' School 45
St. Luke's School 37
Transport of children 31
Tuberculosis 14
Uncleanliness 10,11,51
Verrucae 11, 58
Vision defects 11,23,36,57