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Bromley 1931

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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REPORT OF THE BROMLEY CHILDREN'S CARE
COMMITTEE FOR 1931.
Executive Committee.
Chairman and Hon. Treasurer:
Mrs. A. G. Mann, b.a., j.p.
Hon. Secretary: Miss E. Carter, 1, Homefield Road.
Local Hon. Secretaries.
Wharton and Plaistow Miss E. Carter.
Valley Miss Poole-Smith.
Aylesbury and Masons Hill Vacant.
Bromley Parish Miss Bush.
Bickley and Widmore Miss G. Moore.
Bromley Common Mrs. Foster.
Raglan and Addison Mrs. Freeman.
Burnt Ash Vacant.
Bertram Pearce, Esq. George Weeks, Esq.
Alderman F. W. Isard. Miss D. Beddome.
E. C. DeAth, Esq. Dr. G. H. Stinson.
Dr. K. E. Tapper.
The members of the Bromley Children's Care Committee
still work at the School Clinic, which is open daily
and has an average of 15 sessions a week. This necessitates
four or five of our members attending daily.
There has been an increase in convalescent cases,
40 as against 34 last year.
A brief summary will show to some extent the Committee's
work, financial assistance being provided in the
following cases, which have been investigated and
approved for assistance:—
Tonsils and Adenoids 13
Vision 14
Dental 141
Fares to Hospitals 11
Boots 68
Milk and Other Nourishment 116
Convalescent Homes 40