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Wood Green 1963

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wood Green]

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APPENDIX II
(a) Letters to Doctors
Letters on the following subjects were circulated to Wood
Green practitioners in 1963, some under signature of Medical
Officer of Health, others either as Area Medical Officer or District
School Medical Officer: -
28th February - Smallpox Vaccination and Tetanus Immunisation
29th March - Dysentery Notifications
29th March - Collection of Laboratory Specimens
28th May - - ditto -
16th July - - ditto -
19th July - Lead Poisoning
11th October - Vaccination and Immunisation -
Publicity Campaign
13th December - Collection of Laboratory Specimens
30th December - Incidence of Congenital Malformation
(b) Medical Examinations
During 1963, 58 medical examinations were carried out -25 of
these were in respect of entrants to the Council's employ for
acceptance into the Superannuation Scheme, 15 in respect of work
men already in the Council s employ for acceptance into the
Superannuation Scheme, and 18 in respect of workmen for acceptance
into the Sickness Pay Scheme.
In addition, 43 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. In this connection it is a pleasure to acknowledge
the courtesy and co-operation which I have invariably received
from the General Practitioners in Wood Green.
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