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90
5. No. in (4) who received treatment during 1949 85
6. No. of cases discharged or not requiring treatment,
removals, etc., during the year 60
7. No. of cases under treatment on 31/12/49 80
8. Total attendance of C.G. cases at sessions attended by
Psychiatrist during 1949 862
9. No. of cases seen by Psychologist 98
Attendances 206
10. No. of visits to schools by Psychologist 24
No. of pupils concerned 36
11. No. of sessions attended by Play Therapist 14
Attendances 86
Speech Therapy.
Miss P. N. Glover, L.C.S.T., has been appointed as Speech
Therapist and commenced duty in September. Following a survey
of all schools, 232 children were examined by the Assistant Medical
Officers and 155 referred to attend the Clinic. Up to the end of
the year, the number of attendances at the Clinic was 264.
1. No. of Cases referred to Speech Therapist 155
2. No. of cases treated during 1949 52
3. No. of cases discharged during 1949 6
4. No. of cases waiting treatment on 31/12/49 149
5. Total attendances for treatment 264
HOSPITAL TREATMENT.
Apart from the financial implications the change in administration
of the hospitals has made little difference to the treatment
of East Ham pupils. Cases requiring specialist services are
referred to an appropriate hospital and the provision of all forms
of treatment is thus maintained.