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Tottenham 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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PART II.—School Medical Department.
A PAGE
Attendance Officers 31
Aural Clinic 14-22
Audiometer 16-18
B
Bacteriological Examinations 26
Baths, School 8
Blind Children 33, 49
C
Child Guidance 41
Clinics 4
Convalescent Home Treatment
31
Co-ordination of Services 6
D
Deaf, School for 36
Deafness 14,36, 49
Dental Defects 11, 55
E
Ear Diseases 8, 14
Epileptic Children 34, 50
Examinations by Medical
Officers 40
Exceptional Children 49-52
External Eye Diseases 8
F
Findings of Medical Inspection
7
Following-up 24
Food Accessories and Drugs 41
H
Hayling Island 35
Hearing 14
Heart Disease 23
Hygiene, School 6
I
Immunisation 26
Infectious Diseases 25
Institutional Treatment 33
Invalid Children's Aid
Association 31
M
Malnutrition 7,49
Meals, Provision of 30-31
Mentally Defective Children
34, 37, 50
Milk Supplied 30
Minor Ailments 8,53
Myopic School 38
N PAGE
Nervous Disease 23
Nose and Throat 12
Nursery School and Classes 39-40
Nutrition 7,49
N.S.P.C. 32
O
Oak Lodge Special School 37
Occupation Centre 34
Open-Air Classes 27,38
Open-Air Education 26
Orthopaedics 12, 54
Otorrhoea 14
P
Parents, Co-operation of 31
Parents' Payments 40
Physically Defective School 37
Physical Training 28
Play Centres 30
Population, School 5
Postural Defects 12,54
R
Remedial Exercises 12
Residential Schools 33
Rheumatism 23
Ringworm 8, 26
S
Scabies 8
School Journeys and Camps 27
Secondary Schools 41-46
Skin Diseases 8, 53
Speech Defects 23
Special Schools 35
Staff 3
Statistics 43-55
Sun Trap School 35
Swimming 29
T
Teachers, Co-operation of 31
Tonsils and Adenoids 12,18
Tuberculosis 23, 50
V
Verminous Conditions 7, 55
Vision 8, 53
Voluntary Bodies 31