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Wood Green 1925
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wood Green]
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SCHOOL CLINICS.
Name and Situation. Provided by
Minor Ailments—
White Hart Lane Schools (5 Sessions weekly) The Education
(Transferred to Stuart Villa, Stuart Crescent, Committee.
January, 1925)
Ophthalmic—
Stuart Villa, Stuart Crescent (1 Session weekly) —
(And 1 extra Session per fortnight)
Dental-
Stuart Villa, Stuart Crescent (4 Sessions weekly —
Special Medical Examinations, 1 Conjointly; 1 or 2 Sessions
Dull and Backward Children J weekly, as required.
Tuberculosis—
Dispensary, 10, Alexandra Road, Hornsey Middlesex Cty.
Council.
Venereal Diseases—
Prince of Wales's Hospital, Tottenham, and
Royal Northern Hospital, Holloway, both of
which are within easy distance by tram or
bus from this District.
Professional Nursing in the Home.
(a) General.
A District Nurse was appointed in September, 1923, and her
services have been in such demand that it was thought desirable
that there should be a second. This was sanctioned by the District
Nurse Committee, and another nurse was appointed in May, 1925.