Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hendon]
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The purpose of this change, which dated from the 5th
July, 1948, was to co-ordinate the treatment of school children
with the services provided under the National Health Service
Act, which operated from the date. No description is therefore
given of these services, but they remain substantially as
has been described in previous reports.
The Divisional Executive remains responsible for medical
and dental inspection, cleanliness surveys, the ascertainment
of pupils requiring special educational treatment, matters falling
within Section 57 of the Education Act, which deals with
children who are ineducable or require supervision after
leaving a special school, and for the provision of the child
guidance service.
STATISTICAL TABLES:
The following statistical tables relate to those portions
of the School Health Services which are the concern of the
Hendon Divisional Executive:—
TABLE 1.
A.—PERIODIC MEDICAL INSPECTIONS: | |
Number of Inspections in the prescribed Groups:— | |
Entrants | 2169 |
Second Age Group | 1611 |
Third Age Group | 1693 |
Total | 5473 |
Number of other Periodic Inspections | 1832 |
Grand Total | 7305 |
B.—OTHER INSPECTIONS: | |
Number of Special Inspections | 1818 |
Number of Re-Inspections | 5295 |
Total | 8113 |