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Ealing 1924

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ealing]

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Such a scheme should facilitate early and thorough treatment
of the children and should favour their early return to the ordinary
elementary school : it should enable them to be kept under complete
supervision and should, at the same time, save the parents a great
amount of time.
PAYMENTS BY PARENTS FOR TREATMENT.
The following amounts have been received from the parents
during the year for treatment at the School Clinic:—
£ s. d.
Dental Treatment 55 0 0
Throat Operations 14 7 6
Spectacles 25 10 1
X-ray Treatment of Ringworm of Head 2 19 6
Treatment at Royal Dental Hospital 1 8 0
Total £99 5 1
In addition, the following amounts were received for treatment
at the School Clinic:—
£ s. d.
Amount paid by the Maternity and Child
Welfare Committee for the treatment of
Children under 5 years and of Nursing
and Expectant Mothers 11 0 0
Amount paid by the Homes for Motherless
Children for the treatment of their school
children 2 0 4
Amount paid by the Ealing House Girls'
Home for the treatment of their school
children 3 8 3
Total £16 8 7