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Walthamstow 1957

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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INDEX
Section 1 — Staff 8
Section 2 — School Clinics 8
Section 3 — Co-ordination 8
Section 4 — School Hygiene and Accommodation 9
Section 5 — Medical Inspection 12
Section 6 — Review of the Facts disclosed by Medical Inspection 13
Section 7 — Follow-up 15
Section 8—Arrangements for Treatment (Specialist Clinics) 15
Section 9 — Protection of School Children against Tuberculosis 31
Section 10 — Infectious Diseases 33
Section 11—Vaccination and Immunisation 42
Section 12 —Open Air Boarding School Education 43
Section 13—Physical Training 43
Section 14 — Provision of Meals 43
Section 15 — Co-operation 45
Section 16 — Handicapped Children and Special Schools 47
Section 17—Full-time Courses of Higher Education for Blind,
Deaf, Defective and Epileptic Pupils 55
Section 18 — Nursery School 55
Section 19 — Miscellaneous 55
Section 20 — Statistical Summary 58
Accommodation 9 Employment of Children 58
Audiometry 22 Enquiry Officers 46
Boarding School Education 43 Epilepsy 58
B.C.G. Trials 31 Eye Clinic 19
B.C.G. at Schools 32 Eye Disease 14
Child Guidance 24 First Aid 56, 57
Chiropody 15 Follow-up 15
Clinics 8 Food Poisoning 36
Colour Vision Tests 14 Food Hygiene 44
Committee Members 4 Good Grooming 55
Convalescent Home Handicapped Children—
Treatment 31 Deaf 50
Co-ordination8 E.S.N. 51
Deafness, Prevention of 21 Epileptic 49
Dental Anaesthesia 18 Partially Sighted 51
Dental Defects 14 Physically Handicapped 53
Dental Treatment 17 Health Education Lectures 55
Diphtheria Immunisation 42 Hearing Defects 14
Dysentery 33 Heart Disease 13
Ear Disease 14 Hospital Reports 8
Ear, Nose ξ Throat Clinic 21 Hygiene 9
Educational Psychology 26 Illiterates 49