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APPENDIX 1.
(a) Letters to Doctors.
Letters on the following subjects were circulated
to Friern Barnet practitioners in 1963, some under signature of
Medical Officer of Health, others either as Area Medical Gfficer
or District School Medical Officer.
28th. February-Smallpox Vaccination
and Tetanus Immunisation.
29th. March-Dysentery Notifications.
9th. April-Collection of Laboratory
Specimens.
11th. October-Vaccination and Immunisation
Publicity Campaign.
l6th. December-Collection of Laboratory
Spesimens.
(b) Medical Examinations.
During 1963, 39 medical examinations were carried
out in respect of the new entrants to the Council's service.
In addition to these medical examinations a
considerable number of medical reports were issued relating to
employees absent from duty for more than a short period through
sickness. These reports were obtained from the Family Doctor
or from a Hospital Consultant. In this connection it is a
pleasure to acknowledeg the courtesy and co-operation which I have
invariably received from the General Practitioners in Friern
Barnet.
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