London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Walthamstow 1940

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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CONTENTS
Accommodation 4 Medical Treatment 8
After-care21 Mental Deficiency24
Attendance Officers 20 Milk Meals 19
Artificial Light Treatment. 17 Milk in Schools Scheme 20
Aural Clinic 10 Minor Ailments 6. 8
Blind School 22 Mumps 17
Boot Fun 20 N.S.P.C.C 21
Brookfield Hospital 24 Nursery School 24
Chicken Pox 17 Nutrition 5. 8
Child Guidance 24 Open Air Education 18
Clinics 4 " " School 22
Committee 2 Orthopaedic treatment 23
Convalescent Home treatm't.24 Orthoptic Clinic 9
Co-ordination 2 Parents, Co-operation of 20
Crippling 7.16 Parents, Payments by 25
Deaf School 22 Physical Training 18
Defective children 22 Population 4
Dental Defects 7.16 Re-inspections 5
Dental Treatment 7.16 Rheumatism 7.16
Diphtheria 17 Ringworm 17
Diphtheria Immunisation 18 Scabies 17
Ear Disease.7.10 Scarlet Fever 19
Employment of Children 25 School Journeys 18
Exclusion 17.22 School Camps 18
Eye Disease 6. 9 Secondary Schools 25
Following up 8 Skin Diseases 6. 8
Health flucation 25 Speech Therapy 24
Hearing 7.10 Staff 4eart
Disease 7.16 Special Enquiries 25
Hospital Treatment 10 Statistics 26
Hygiene 4 Swimming 18.19
Iepetigo 17 Teachers, Co-operation of 20
Invalid Children's Aid Assc.2G Tonsils and Adenoids 7.10.
Infectious Diseases 17 Tuberculosis 7
Introductions 5 Uncleanliness 6, 8
Meals, Provision of 19 Vaccination18
Medical Inspections 5 Vision 6. 9
Medical Examinations 26 Voluntary Bodies 20
Measles 17 Whooping Cough 17
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