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Redbridge 1968

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Redbridge]

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In conclusion I would thank the nursing staff for their co-operation
in the smooth running of the clinics.
Orthoptic
Clinics
Orthoptic Clinics, indispensable to a satisfactory Ophthalmic
Service, have been held at Mayesbrook and Wanstead Place Clinics
staffed by one Orthoptist in each case. In addition some patients living
in the North Ilford area were seen by arrangements at King George
Hospital; but it is hoped that an additional clinic will commence at
Kenwood Gardens early in 1969.

Summary of Attendances

No. of SessionsNew Cases InvestigatedTotal AttendancesCases DischargedCases in Attendance at 31.12.68
Mayesbrook20929460412090
Wanstead Place48452753163
Totals257339879151153

Orthopaedic
Clinics
Clinics were held in four areas of the Borough, the Consultants
being Mr. H. G. Korvin, F.R.C.S., at Kenwood Gardens and Mayesbrook,
and Mr. Mark L. Mason, F.R.C.S., at Manford Way and Woodford.

A summary of the attendances of school children at these clinics is as follows:—

No. of SessionsNew CasesOld CasesTotal Attendances
Kenwood Gardens44141323619
Mayesbrook22139129355
Manford Way7153058
Wanstead Place104439101
Totals833395211,133

Mr. H.G. Korvin, F.R.C.S., Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Kenwood
Gardens and Mayesbrook Clinics reports as follows:—