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Harrow 1963

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Harrow]

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Toddlers Clinics
The Clinic, Alexandra Avenue, South Harrow Mon. a.m.
All Saints Hall, Roche Avenue, Edgware Thur. a.m.
Elmwood Clinic, Elmwood Avenue, Kenton Fri. a.m.
Caryl Thomas Clinic, Headstone Drive, Wealdstone
Alternate Thur. a.m.
The Clinic, Honeypot Lane, Stanmore Mon. a.m.
The Clinic, Cecil Park, Pinner Mon. a.m.
The Clinic, Kenmore Road, Kenton Thur. a.m.
Spiritualist Church Hall, Vaughan Road, Harrow 1st Mon. a.m.
The Clinic, Whittlesea Road, Harrow Weald Wed. a.m.
These clinics are to enable children who are too old to be brought
regularly to the infant welfare sessions to be kept under medical supervision.
In order to allow time for examination and also discussion between
parents and doctors, attendance is by appointment only.
School Minor Ailment Clinics
The Clinic, Alexandra Avenue, South Harrow Mon. Fri.
Broadway Clinic, The Broadway, Wealdstone Thur. a.m.
All Saints Church Hall, Roche Avenue, Edgware Thur. a.m.
Elmwood Clinic, Elmwood Avenue, Kenton Fri. a.m.
The Clinic, Honeypot Lane, Stanmore Mon. a.m.
The Clinic, Cecil Park, Pinner Mon. a.m.
The Clinic, Kenmore Road, Kenton Thur. a.m.
The Clinic, Whittlesea Road, Harrow Weald Wed. a.m.
Caryl Thomas Clinic Headstone Drive, Wealdstone
Tues. a.m.
The clinics are used for the treatment of minor ailments and in
addition for consultation purposes where children attend at the request
of the parents or of the teachers or for either the more detailed examination
or follow-up examination of a particular child seen at a routine inspection
in school.
Ophthalmic Clinics
Sessions are held at the Honeypot Lane Clinicon Thursday mornings,
Caryl Thomas Clinic, Headstone Drive on Wednesday mornings and
Thursday afternoons, and at the Alexandra Avenue Clinic on Thursday
mornings. Children with defective vision found at routine inspections are
referred for examination by ophthalmic surgeons who are on the staff of
the Regional Hospital Board. Arrangements are made to keep these children
under careful periodic review. In addition, facilities for orthoptic
treatment are available at the Caryl Thomas Clinic.