Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for West Ham]
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Spastic Unit attached to the school was opened in June. A physiotherapist was then in
attendance at every session. The physiotherapeutic services carried out, which consist
of massage, manipulation and special exercises, are given in the well equipped Spastic
Unit both to the pupils attending the Unit and to those in the parent Elizabeth Fry Special
School. So much attention is given by the physiotherapists that they become familiar with
the characteristic needs and responses of each individual child.
Miss Franks commenced duty as a full-time assistant physiotherapist on 'Ith October, 1954, and the following programme was put into effect:-
Mrs .Tootell | ||||
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Mornings | Afternoons | |||
MONDAY | Grange Road Infant Welfare Centre | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | ||
WEDNESDAY | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | ||
FRIDAY | Grange Road Infant Welfare Centre | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | ||
Miss Franks | Mornings | Afternoons | ||
MONDAY | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | Forest Street Infants Welfare Centre | ||
TUESDAY | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | ||
WEDNESDAY | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | ||
THURSDAY | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | ||
FRIDAY | Spastic Unit Elizabeth Fry School | Forest Street Infant Welfare Centre | ||
Location of physiotherapy clinics and times of attendance | ||||
Forest Street Maternity and Child Welfare Clinic, Forest Street, Forest Gate, E.7. | Monday and Friday 1.30 p.m. to 5.15 p.m. | |||
Grange Road Maternity and Child Welfare Clinic, Grange Road, Plaistow, E.13. | Monday and Friday 9.0 a.m. to 12 noon |