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 Leyton]
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177
3. On Waiting List Nil
4. Average Number of Cases Treated Daily 12
5. Homes Visited 40
6 School Departments Visited 62
7. Parents Interviewed 185
8. Children referred to other Clinics 24
9 No. of New Cases 67
10. Children re-admitted 19
11 No. of Children who left before Cured or
Discharged 9
12. Total No. of Attendances 2,407
13. No. of Children referred—No Treatment
Necessary 5
CHILD GUIDANCE.
Report of the Educational Psychologist to the Forest and
Leyton Divisions (Miss M. Marshall).
During the past year the Educational Psychologist has seen
more children and given more individual tests than in any previous
year. This is due partly to an increased number of requests from
schools in the Forest Division where new schools have been opened
during the year, and partly to the growth of the remedial teaching
scheme in Leyton for children who are backward in reading.
Total number of individual tests given : 412.
Total number of individual tests given : 412.
Boys
Girls
Totals
Forest
153
56
209
Leyton
153
50
203
Total
306
106
412
(44 of these testa were given by a student psychologist)