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Haringey 1969

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Haringey]

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Staff Medical Assessments, Examinations and Sick Pay Reports
There was an increase in the number of combined medical assessments during the year 1969, from
1806 in 1968 to 2095 in 1969. This was partly due to a further increase in the number of medical
• assessments for the Education Department. These came to a total of 982 which reflected the
rapid turnover of employees as supervising assistants in the School Meals Service. There were
also more requests by the Department for Special Medical Assessments, including those of employees
who had resigned from work on grounds of ill-health, and some manual employees whose short term
sick leave appeared excessive.

Medical Assessment of New Applicants without Medical Examination

Architects5
Baths Department10
Catering Department3
Cemeteries Department0
Chief Executive's Department59
Children's Department65
Cleansing and Transport Department8
Education Department982
Engineer and Surveyor's Department88
Health Department125
Housing Department18
Libraries Department19
Park's Department2
Town Planning Department8
Treasurer's Department18
Welfare Department36
Tottenham Technical College42
Hornsey College of Art46
1,534

Medical Examination of New Applicants

Children's Department1
Engineer and Surveyor's Department5
Treasurer's Department1
Welfare Department1
Tottenham Technical College3
11
Education Department
Non-Teachning10
First Appointment Teachers98
Teacher Trainees183
Hornsey College of Art (end of term teachers)47
338
Reports on Sick Pay Cases without medical examination78
Reports on Sick Pay cases with medical examination46
Special Assessments of employees without medical examination40
Special Assessments of employees with medical examination43
Medical Examination of Staff over 70 years of age5
Employee returned to work or resigned before report completed76