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6dc17ba9-8c19-4836-a48c-4acfe5463469 | My own opinion is that although it was right and proper at one time to link the detection of Tuberculosis with the treatment of Tuberculosis, the time has come when the detection of Tuberculosis should be linked up with its prevention and be undertaken by the Local Authorities. Personally I found, when I was Tuberculos... |
db3f9a73-b72e-4cee-abac-369850f1c446 | 111 CLINIC ATTENDANCES 93,99-100,102 CLINIC SERVICES 98,99,102,114-117 CONVALESCENT TREATMENT 104 CO-OPERATION OF PARENTS, TEACHERS, ETC 90,103,109-110 CO-ORDINATION OF SERVICES 89,97,103 DEAF CHILDREN 110-112 DEFECTIVE HEARING 94,101 DENTAL DEFECTS 94-95,100,102,113,122-124 DIET 98,109,113 DIPHTHERIA IMMUNISATION 100 ... |
9a30d600-a9eb-4ede-ac6b-9d2bff353a2c | 101 HEALTH EDUCATION 113 HEART DISEASE AND RHEUMATISM 95,102 HIGHER EDUCATION 112,113 INFECTIOUS DISEASES 103 INTRODUCTION 87 MALNUTRITION 93, 97-98,108 MEALS 106-109 MEDICAL INSPECTION AND FINDINGS 90,91,92-96,112 MENTALLY DEFECTIVE CHILDREN 111-112 MILK 108-109 MINOR AILMENTS 93,99-100 NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEN... |
eaa0a1f6-578c-4e91-a16c-58149153c1ef | 118-121 PARENTS' PAYMENTS 113 PHYSICAL TRAINING 104-106 PLAYGROUND CLASSES 104 PLAYING FIELDS AND GROUNDS 106 PROVISION OF MEALS AND MILK 106-109 REMEDIAL CLINIC 89,102 REPORT OF THE DENTAL SURGEON 122-124 REPORT ON THE WORK OF THE ORTHOPAEDIC CLINIC 118-121 RHEUMATIC FEVER 95 RHEUMATISM95,102 RINGWORM 99 SCHOOL BATHS ... |
e76530c7-7762-4666-a139-dc620cf605e6 | 89 STATISTICAL TABLES 125-138 SWIMMING 105 TEACHERS, MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS OF 114 TONSILS AND ADENOIDS 94,100-101 TUBERCULOSIS 96,102 ULTRA-VIOLET LIGHT TREATMENT102-103 UN CLEANLINESS 93,98-99 VISUAL DEFECTS 94,100 86 STAFF, 1934 School Medical Officer : C. LEONARD WILLIAMS, R.Sc. M.R.C.S. L.R.C.P. D.P.H. Senior Assist... |
429bc177-954c-42fe-81d0-c4404860db1e | EDITH A. WHITNEY, M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H. (Resigned 30th September, 1934.) Ortlhopœdic Surgeon : B. WHITCHURCH HOWELL, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. Dental Surgeons: W. H. FOY, L.D.S., R.C.S. R. N. HINES, L.D.S., R.C.S. Nurses: *Miss M. BAERLOCHER (g), (h) and (n). (Commenced 1st January, 1934.) *Miss C. COURT (g), (h) and (i). Mis... |
aef4a802-9a95-43f6-8a72-4d18694b42dc | Miss R. LLEWELYN (Dental Nurse) (h) and (i). *Miss W. PARKER (g), (h) and (i). *Miss F. G. ROXBURGH (g), (h) and (i). Miss L. F. SWAIN (h) and (i). Clerical Staff: Chief Clerk—F. READ. C. G. EAGLESFIELD. D. W. OSMOND. R. H. CHANDLER. (Commenced 30th July, 1934.) (Resigned 3rd May, 1934.) Miss H. NUNN. D. G. TONKIN (n).... |
8529e4c2-a580-474b-8522-adf144c38c64 | (g) Health Visitors' Certificate of Royal Sanitary Institute. (h) Certificate of Central Midwives' Board. (i) General Hospital Training. (j) General Fever Training. (k) Certificate of Medical Electricity and Swedish Remedial Exercises. (n) Sanitary Inspectors' Certificate of Royal Sanitary Institute and Sanitary Inspec... |
8f9fe9e2-8a08-484e-8050-cc04d93de46c | Chairman, Mrs. Hobday and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, C. LEONARD WILLIAMS, School Medical Officer. 89 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL MEDICAL OFFICER For the Year 1934. (1) STAFF. Although a list of the personnel of the staff is given in a separate page at the beginning of the report, I would like to mention here som... |
a61a3878-b39c-42cc-b1ef-4b24c089865f | Mr. R. N. Hines, Assistant Dental Surgeon, resigned his post in December, an advertisement for another Dental Surgeon being circulated in the usual channels. Because of the increased amount of orthopaedic work it has been found necessary to appoint a full-time Masseuse, in charge of the Remedial Clinic at Faircross Sch... |
a283ea4f-1551-4079-a81c-f39b8be144d7 | The appointment of a Joint Clinics (Staffing) Sub-Committee is a step in the right direction towards unification and co-operation and I hope that more and more the whole of the medical services in the town will be unified. 90 (3) SCHOOL HYGIENE. A high degree of sanitation has been achieved in your new schools. I have ... |
adb90ffd-6d0b-4134-a918-c8fbcd2125b6 | I find it still necessary to discuss the arrangements for drying wet clothes and boots (details on page 107 of this report) for which adequate provision should be made and I would like to see a rule enforced for the changing of wet foot-gear on arrival at school. So also I find myself called upon to discuss the provisi... |
0e56dcaf-a3e5-4f1c-8462-437dc7ff542c | In your new schools they are accommodated in a medical inspection room and in your older schools accommodation is arranged as best it may be in some classroom or other. I am wishful to pay a tribute in regard to the pains which have been taken by the head-masters and head-mistresses, who have given us the best accommod... |
b79fbbb0-842b-4c68-86e5-3e6d935b4a12 | The following summary shows the growth in the school population during the past few years:— December, 1927 7,001 December, 1932 13,112 99 1930 7,906 99 1933 14,773 99 1931 10,905 99 1934 14,825 The rapid growth in the school population between 1930 and 1931 was due to the increasing population in the Becontree area con... |
93007d4e-3563-4d49-95e6-096d6b82c283 | of Inspection Sessions. Numbers Inspected. No. of Parents present (Routine and Special Exams.) Routines and Specials. Re-Exams. Bifrons 8 252 113 41 Cambell 32 589 499 326 Church of England 15 307 230 91 Dawson 20 443 194 347 Dorothy Barley 20 392 274 297 Eastbury 26 587 362 274 Erkenwald 15 327 197 64 Gascoigne 31 539... |
eff2d230-34b0-4be3-93d6-da210e02e37f | Joseph's 4 47 88 33 Westbury 19 295 231 211 Totals 292 5,626 4,163 3,183 92 Of the 5,626 examinations at ordinary elementary schools, 3,315 were routine examinations of children in the specified age groups, which figure may be compared with 4,728 for the previous year. In addition, there were 802 routine examinations o... |
ea639298-2927-4d71-92aa-aab13b067a5c | 1929 65.7 1932 68.1 1930 66.3 1933 61.8 1931 67.3 1934 56.6 During 1934, the parents were present at 3,183 routine and special medical examinations conducted at school out of a total of 5,626 such examinations. (5) FINDINGS OF MEDICAL INSPECTION. Table II on pages 126 to 128 gives in detail a return of defects found du... |
96abbe6b-2e4f-4299-9cb7-f586701303be | PRESCRIBED GROUPS : Entrants 1,590 243 15.3 Second age group 720 104 14.4 Third age group 1,005 127 12.6 Totals (prescribed groups) 3,315 474 14.3 OTHER ROUTINE INSPECTIONS 802 136 16.9 93 The fact that amongst "Leavers" (the Third Age Group) 12.6 per cent. were found to require treatment is an expression of the inevit... |
01ce45ca-327d-4add-8429-321678629139 | There must of necessity, so long as we are human, be people who need treatment. (a) Malnutrition.—In estimating to what extent there is malnutrition among school children, the most reliable figures that I know are those relating to cases of malnutrition found during the course of routine and special inspections. Routin... |
213ce5e1-8d99-4ecf-9f92-5a7c14a14f35 | (b) Uncleanliness.—The following table shows the results of cleanliness inspections compared with similar figures for 1933 1933 1934 Number of examinations of children in the schools by School Nurses 37,762 41,499 Number of individual children found unclean 1,571 1,583 Number of uncleanliness findings 2,184 2,553 Durin... |
784bdc5f-08bd-44a5-a0d3-196c71d4bdb9 | The Minor Ailments Clinics also deal effectively with cases of minor diseases of the skin such as impetigo, ringworm of the body, scabies, and any other skin disease which presents itself. 94 (d) Visual Defects and External Eye Eye Disease.—Details of the findings at routine and special inspections will be found on pag... |
8ce32c4a-b2d5-44dd-8a7b-427725c0e9cf | As the years went by it was possible to deal with more cases because more suitable accommodation was available, and with the appointment of an ophthalmic surgeon of consultant rank we shall be able to deal, locally, with a wider variety of cases than heretofore. With increasing facilities for treatment we naturally inc... |
ee903111-fb90-486d-b882-17a2c0809abc | I have deprecated the wholesale slaughter of tonsils and have advised you repeatedly about the care we have taken in Barking to avoid unnecessary operations. After being seen by at least one doctor children are sent to see a surgeon, but only in the first instance for his opinion as to the necessity for treatment. I do... |
e4609ef6-8115-464e-948f-024756b9fc9e | The report of the School Dental Surgeon will be found on pages 122 to 124 of this report. 95 The findings of routine inspections, with reference to dental defects (detailed on page 137, and further commented upon by Mr. W. H. Foy in his report on pages 122 to 124), cannot be used for comparative purposes except with re... |
bd07e5e2-14d2-42df-8185-8c475084710a | Until, therefore, you have a more or less stable population these figures are not very reliable in indicating the progress which you are undoubtedly making. (h) Orthopaedic and Postural Defects.—111 children seen at routine medical inspection presented varying degrees of Postural Defects such as round shoulders, crooke... |
7e9bf8a0-9374-447f-a25f-d9bcdd515f16 | Ten years ago we dealt with the grosser cases of this nature. Today this work is becoming more the detection and treatment of minor disabilities, although of course there are still cases where major surgery is necessary. Although we applaud the results of major surgery it must be remembered that in the majority of case... |
6aefce19-bee9-49ce-8a41-3903ae3b921b | Large numbers of these cases do not come under medical attention and very many of them are difficult to diagnose whilst yet the disease is in an early stage. 96 (j) Tuberculosis.—As I have said in previous years the figures relating to Tuberculosis are small but this is not a true figure for indicating the amount of Tu... |
dbb32c55-a742-49c6-91be-ced7fb494b75 | The following table shows the position with regard to notification of Tuberculosis amongst children of school age during 1934:— Notified during 1934 (including transfers) Pulmonary 7 Non-Pulmonary 12 Total 19 De-notified (of the above) Pulmonary 5 (2 deaths) Non-pulmonary 1 Total 6 (k) Other Defects and Diseases.—A few... |
857a3ab7-6103-4d46-832a-516de3fcb167 | The parents are visited in their homes, and the attention of the parents is drawn to the need for treatment, and parents who were not able to be present at the medical inspection are interviewed at home by the School Nurse, who emphasises the necessity for having treatment and advises them in what way the treatment may... |
2f3a0340-684f-49be-ba30-86bbe32a9de6 | 97 A summary of the following-up work undertaken by your School Nurses is given herewith:— Number of visits to schools re medical inspection 350 Total number of visits to schools 479 Number of home visits in connection with:— 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 (a) Routine medical inspections 4,759 4,480 4,817 6,610 6,786 (b) Inf... |
941b4ecd-f17b-4329-8ffc-ffcd70cfcc4e | F. Goodaker, Chief Investigation Officer, works for the Maternity and Child Welfare Sub-Committee as well as for the Education Committee has led to considerable unification. You have your own Infectious Diseases Hospital and notes from this hospital are transferred to your school records. Mr. N. Bastable, Chief Sanitar... |
a09c43c1-82b3-44c9-a252-107c938a127d | 98 Where the environment is wrong, it is usually found that the causes may be divided into two classes: (i) where the diet is insufficient, (ii) where the diet is improper. Where the diet is insufficient you provide free milk in the schools and free meals at special feeding centres and your nurses investigate to see th... |
b83d66bc-6e2b-4748-8eee-db9a4ad87f73 | Every case has to be dealt with on its own merits. So also where the abnormality is acquired by the child after birth. Each case is a difficult one and has to be dealt with on its own merits. In Barking any child who in the estimation of the Medical Officer is 10 per cent. below weight is submitted to special enquiry. ... |
bcd43c79-d4f8-40ed-9d00-78f0282f6be9 | Experiments have been carried out upon sheep to show that there is a definite relationship between diet and vulnerability to disease and I have no doubt that the same exists among human beings, but with this chief difference, that in our crowded communities we have every opportunity for mass infection and when infectio... |
40778ae3-bfb7-4192-a3ad-9917da41d4e9 | 99 Speaking paradoxically, the only proper way of treating uncleanliness is to prevent it. I do believe that it is quite right for girls to be taught in school the proper use of the kitchen and that it is clearly right for boys and girls to be taught the proper use of the bathroom. There can be no doubt that much of th... |
4f9abb17-5207-4c83-8945-b4d40ec2ee48 | These cases are fortunately very few indeed; unfortunately, however, when they do occur they are very obvious. It may be said that the treatment of minor disabilities helps very considerably in maintaining average school attendances. Untreated, many of these minor disabilities become major ones and entail long absences... |
0ddc067d-87ce-4b57-ad81-02c8fc696320 | A summary of the work of the Clinics is included in the following tables:— (a) Minor Ailments Clinics. Central Clinic. Shaftesbury Clinic. 1933 1934 1933 1934 No. of days clinic was open 349 354 319 321 Total No. of attendances 13,379 14,414 12,671 16,578 Daily average attendance 38.3 40.7 39.7 51.6 No. of cases treate... |
41cbf3d8-9608-4a6d-afde-935996659fe6 | Minor Ailments:— 1933 1934 1933 1934 (a) Central 2,315 2,572 13,379 14,414 (b) Shaftesbury 1,649 2,182 12,671 16,578 Ophthalmic 493 384 1,627 1,607 Dental 3,134 2,671 8,337 7,220 Orthopaedic FOR EXAMINATION . 92 112 2,734 2,250 FOR TREATMENT 160 162 Diphtheria Immunisation 1 13 2 46 (d) Visual Defects and External Eye ... |
2ee32ec8-b08b-4a9b-bcb7-fb0d526189a9 | W. A. Gray, F.R.C.S., of Moorfields and Queen Mary's Hospitals. 384 cases of visual defect dealt with under the Authority's Scheme. Of this number, 335 were provided with spectacles ; 49 cases obtained spectacles from other sources. The Optician approved by the Authority carried out a number of minor repairs to spectac... |
794b2fa6-e166-4a33-a213-a1db38d292f8 | (e) Nose and Throat Defects.—An arrangement has been made between the Authority and two local Hospitals (Queen Mary's Hospital, Stratford, and St. Mary's Hospital, Plaistow), for the removal of tonsils and adenoids, this being by far the commonest surgical nose and throat condition found at school medical inspection. S... |
34af5f8a-35e8-4eed-9a32-6b4ebcaaddd0 | On recovery, and before returning to School, the patients' throats are examined by one of your Medical Officers at the Minor Ailments Clinic. In Group III of Table IV on page 136 will be found a complete analysis of the ascertained results of the treatment of nose and throat defects. From time to time I have pointed ou... |
20afc967-111b-4d49-96b1-8160b7056e4c | If it should be impossible to do this at ordinary voluntary hospitals it should be possible for such a hospital for Extra Metropolitan cases to be built on an economic basis, although of course not so cheaply as it is done today in our voluntary hospitals, where the fees paid only represent a part of the actual cost. (... |
e9bbbc87-462e-465e-b928-9daa84cb48a3 | The question arises as to if and whether the time has come when an aural clinic run by an aural surgeon of consultant rank should not be held on similar lines to the eye clinic. I myself am much in favour of this proposition because I believe that setting up such a clinic will in time reduce the very large number of su... |
f3bcea64-1ab6-41b7-8afc-6e8aa7927387 | (h) Orthopcedic and Postural Defects.— Mr. B. Whitchurch Howell, Orthopaedic Surgeon, attends at the Orthopedic Clinic once a month and you have decided to employ a whole-time Masseuse instead of a part-time one. You have arrangements for children requiring surgical treatment to be received in Brookfield Hospital and o... |
eba7dc54-e9d8-469a-828e-47c10f919cab | I am considering this problem in another aspect from the standpoint of infection and hospitalisation. (j) Tuberculosis.—The appropriate Authority for the treatment of Tuberculosis is the Essex County Council. Their Tuberculosis Officer attends at the Chest Clinic, Linton Road, Barking. (k) Other Defects and Diseases.—A... |
801c6ad1-071a-448c-b3cd-bde3da3ea01b | During 1934 you had only a part-time nurse at the Faircross Clinic and an old tungsten arc lamp and next year I shall report to you how the new mercury vapour lamp and the appointment of a full-time nurse has enabled you to undertake ultra-violet light treatment more seriously than heretofore. 103 Children diagnosed as... |
8d4608dc-144e-4797-bc1b-9954f698b91e | The following table shows briefly the number of children notified and reported suffering from some of the commoner infectious diseases :— 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 Scarlet Fever 91 75 88 169 313 Diphtheria 202 128 43 71 247 Measles and German Measles 283 1 188 4 467 Chicken-pox 166 187 335 390 320 Whooping Cough 89 35 4... |
06874a40-2015-424e-a22f-2a5828353881 | and in the opinion of the Medical Officer this low attendance is directly due to the prevalence of infectious disease the school sessions so affected are not counted in estimating the average attendance for the purpose of grant. During 1934, seven such certificates were granted for this purpose. Generally speaking, wit... |
82a6ab81-b73a-4683-8f5d-66d5aa3da5bb | This is particularly necessary in your older schools, which we speak of as the factory type, where the classrooms have not the advantages found in modern buildings. In your newer schools the classrooms may be said to be of the open-air type and there are many occasions during the heat of the summer when their refreshin... |
7be678a0-7628-475b-bf1a-0d7067d4b3e6 | In selecting children for these week-end camps, a medical and cleanliness inspection is held, and for the summer camps those children are selected in whom a debilitated physical condition is found, or in whom straightened family circumstances make a holiday desirable. I wish to speak very highly of these school camps. ... |
9c661d5e-82fd-4e81-82fe-e6bb713f0f70 | The teachers of Barking are doing wonderful work and your Medical Officers are deeply and personally interested in the work. It is of course unfortunate that your officers have not sufficient time for even closer co-operation. I would wish to put in a special plea for physical training to be undertaken in proper clothi... |
1302f0f0-c0e6-473c-9d4f-62238d21c150 | I have definitely said light in weight because there is an advantage in having at least some of the clothes dark in colour : both girls and boys in some exercises are called upon to sit on the floor, and white clothes are not perhaps best suited to this purpose. (b) Swimming.— I am very interested in swimming because I... |
795447a9-c269-4c8a-ac8d-e0724140700e | As a matter of fact, it limits the proper expansion of the chest. Here again is a circumstance under which teachers exercising children while unclothed at the baths could make a note of those individual children who are not profiting by the exercises which form part of the ordinary school curriculum. Visits to baths, a... |
9ce50d2a-89e7-46b2-8985-3b25fa90d710 | (c) Boxing.—The Secretary of the Barking Schools' Sports Association refers all boys who have been selected for bouts in the boxing tournaments for a medical inspection previous to the contests. If for any reason boys are unsuitable, they are warned not to box. I would like to again offer my congratulations to this ver... |
6d2bffa7-a27e-46c1-86fa-e6147d2b477a | The paved playing grounds where play is conducted in wet weather and where the more organised drill is usually carried out should not be situated, as so often happens, near the schools or, as I would put it, just under the school windows. They should be situated so far away as is reasonably possible, so that they may b... |
3570249b-52ab-4fe5-84c1-7a77d0917253 | 113,173 such meals were provided during the year 1934, and the following table shows the numbers of free meals which have been provided during the past five years :— 1930 31,556 1931 46,803 1932 74,531 1933 135,726 1934 113,173 The following table summarises the arrangements which exist where mid-day meals are taken at... |
3661d945-a220-4eab-ab77-8de751f3f2ae | Bifrons— Senior Boys — — Cloakrooms heated (in winter only) Senior Girls — Yes, at domestic science centre „ Cambell— Senior Boys No „ Senior Girls Yes, at domestic science centre „ Junior Mixed No „ Infants „ C. of E.— Boys »> School fires (in winter only) Girls „ Infants ,, „ Dawson— Junior Bovs 20 Yes, at Meals Cent... |
8eb630bd-b936-4181-812e-e5e83281a5e8 | Yes Yes Gascoigne— Senior Boys — No School fires (in winter only) Junior Mixed — „ „ Infants — „ „ Monteagle— Junior Boys — „ Cloakrooms heated (in winter only) Junior Girls — „ „ Infants — „ „ Northbury— Senior Girls — „ School fires (in winter only) Junior Mixed — „ „ Infants — „ „ Park Modern—Senior Mixed 80 Yes Clo... |
b072c673-8898-47e4-9416-77cf911c6912 | Ethelburga's— Senior Mixed 15 No „ Westbury— Junior Boys — „ Cloakrooms heated (in winter only) Junior Gills — „ „ Infants 1 „ „ 108 Strictly speaking, the selection of school-children for free meals should at present be made by a system of selection by the Authority's medical officers, who, of course, would select any... |
34b32fb3-ca70-4cbb-8b35-d098c166099a | The extra cost of medical service would perhaps be found to be far more costly than the cost of a few meals which under a means test may be given to children who do not demonstrate evidence of sub-normal nutrition. The provision of meals is a very gratifying aspect of the school life of the modern child. It is over fou... |
f0164f49-2d5f-4f9b-bbcd-6c197e1723a4 | It may be thought that where we have an efficient scheme for providing mid-day meals the provision of free milk should not be necessary. As a matter of fact, I myself could not concur with such an opinion. You have made provision for any child to have one-third of a pint of milk in the middle of the morning at a cost o... |
563f45f2-9905-4ff1-8a73-d206c9a973ec | Generally speaking, children get far too little milk, but there are cases where I myself have found it necessary to point out the children are taking too much milk, and at propaganda meetings it is our misfortune to find ourselves speaking to the converted where as often as not it is necessary to advocate the limitatio... |
680959ea-a17a-4ff6-b0c1-d9d23200db61 | On the 1st October, 1934, the scheme of the Milk Marketing Board to supply milk at half-price, viz.: one-halfpenny instead of one penny per third of a pint came into operation. It was a condition of the scheme that the Milk Marketing Board should be satisfied that the milk supplied did have the approval of your Medical... |
827c3132-39f6-4350-a3e6-38f87fc73602 | Teachers in all departments have co-operated well with the School Nurses and Medical Inspectors, not only in the preparation of the available accommodation and the notification of parents of the examiner's visits, but also in maintaining a high standard of orderly behaviour among the children during the examination. Th... |
873d32b7-fc06-483e-a5ca-5d100dbef9d8 | The following table shows the work which has been undertaken by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children during the last three years :— 1932 1933 1934 Total number of cases investigated 16 33 24 (a) Prosecutions nil nil nil (b) Warnings 13 24 18 (c) Otherwise dealt with 3 9 6 (d) Supervisory visit... |
200144ec-b911-4798-b95d-d48023743ae3 | It may be that the Society does not carry out an enormous amount of work in Barking; this I think is a tribute to the success achieved by your own work, but by the same token the cases with which they do deal must be more difficult than they otherwise would be, because so far as your officers are concerned, cases are u... |
1017608a-e4d3-4121-b4c9-cf7d0b6631fe | 111 The following table shows the number of children who have attended at the Faircross Special School—in the Open-Air, Physically Defective and Mentally Defective Sections—and, in addition, in other parts of the report will be found figures as to how many children have been admitted to the Brookfield Orthopaedic Hospi... |
49dd3310-fd81-4b4e-9fb9-0c1a6989bdb5 | (a) Certified Schools for the Blind : East Anglian School for the Blind (Residential), Gorleston 1 Barclay School for Blind Girls (Residential), Brighton 1 (b) Certified School for the Deaf: Frederick Road Deaf Centre (Day), West Ham 5 (c) Certified School for Mentally Defective Children : Royal Eastern Counties Instit... |
f798e14f-b810-4d52-8070-c8d30157206b | 112 The following table gives information in respect of medical inspection at the Faircross Special School during the year 1934 :— Number of inspection sessions 21 Number of children inspected :— (a) Routines 101 (b) Specials 25 (c) Re-examinations 269 395 Number of defects referred :— (a) For treatment 18 (b) For obse... |
5a2435ab-7616-4d52-a259-d79a10b85c53 | They are also necessary in certain selected cases where, unless the mother can place the child with safety at such a centre, she cannot possibly live any individual life of her own and tend to her own needs which, of course, are equally the needs of her child. You have in Barking large new housing estates where the hou... |
d96bbad8-fd15-40a5-b48c-2746f98728c5 | This school is under the Essex County Council, and medical inspection and treatment of children attending it is in the hands of that Council. The dental inspection and the treatment of the children at this school is about to be undertaken by you and I do hope that the time is not far distant when all the children who a... |
3b8aa57d-b512-43c1-93bb-1be75e6d83cf | This does not imply that I believe in any set lessons but rather that the children should be taught to realise that the things that they have been taught to do are based on sound principles; thus it is teaching children how to do such things which is the important thing. Children should be so taught to clean their teet... |
35123766-1978-4fc8-b2f0-84aa8a729b06 | Here again, amongst the older children the basic principles might be taught of how important it is for them to rely on proper diet and proper exercises rather than upon laxatives, which should be looked upon as quite out of date. 114 (19) SPECIAL INQUIRIES. No special inquiries have been undertaken during the year. (20... |
d223ea21-de19-4f18-a34a-1d8e5297ad49 | Camps Week-end camps are held every week-end during the summer months, and in addition two holiday camps, each of a fortnight's duration, are held during the summer holidays. Cleansing Special soap is issued from the Minor Ailments Clinics and special combs are loaned, on payment of a deposit. In certain cases, arrange... |
eeb87e22-5925-4a0f-a9e4-7e933963bc20 | (a) Infant Welfare Centres :— Central Clinic, Vicarage Drive, Ripple Road Tuesdays and Fridays, 2 p.m. Modern clinic premises with accommodation for consultations, weighing of babies, waiting rooms, etc. Local Authority. Greatfields Centre, Movers Lane Mondays and Thursdays, 2 p.m. Accommodation for consultations, weig... |
e710dd12-4238-4410-82e6-468361caa9ea | Accommodation for consultations, etc. do. Shaftesbury Centre, Stamford Road Wednesdays, 10 a.m do. do. Specialist-Consultant Clinic at Alexandra Centre, St. Paul's Road. Last Friday in each month, 2 p.m., except August and December. do. do. (c) Gynaecological Clinic :— Central Clinic, Vicarage Drive, Ripple Road As and... |
54b571ff-58a3-42e2-ae02-f87d2c62864f | (b) Eve Clinic :— Central Clinic, Vicarage Drive, Ripple Road Three sessions weekly Modern clinic premises do. (c) Dental Clinics :— Central Clinic, Vicarage Drive, Ripple Road Daily, 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Modern clinic premises with waiting and treatment rooms, etc. do. East Street Clinic Daily, 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Waiting ... |
4f3c6b62-f6bd-4faa-b3eb-376d044c9ac2 | 37, Linton Road Mondays, 3-5 p.m. Thursdays. 10.30 Three rooms Essex County Council. 5. Venereal Diseases. a.m.-12 noon London Hospitals, etc. — — By arrangement with Essex County Council. Since the end of 1934, Infant Welfare Clinics and Ante-Natal Clinics have been opened at the Wesleyan Methodist Church premises in ... |
6b405af4-0df4-42e6-9231-d29fe64dd8e5 | Where the family income is below a certain scale and where the medical officer considers milk desirable on medical grounds, no charge is made. Minor Ailments Children suffering from minor ailments are treated daily at the Corporation's Central Clinic, and at the Shaftesbury Clinic. Ophthalmic Service A Refraction Clini... |
d8b91618-2a98-4378-8d25-8af5506eeb43 | Tonsils and Adenoids Surgical treatment for tonsils and adenoids is carried out at two local hospitals under an agreement with the Corporation. A small charge is made to the parents, except in certain necessitous cases, when no charge is made. Ultra-Violet Light Treatment Ultra-violet light treatment is given at the Or... |
83a70a5b-a1aa-4d1b-be2b-34d996af9cda | of re-examinations by Orthopaedic Surgeon 249 The cases dealt with for the first time during 1934 were referred for the following conditions, some children having more than one defect:— (a) Deformities—Bones and Joints— (1) Congenital Nil (2) Acquired : Injury—elbow-joint 3 „ hip-joint 1 „ knee 1 Arthritis with disloca... |
2ed82c59-6882-4fcb-8c2b-51ec503cfba6 | 1 (2) Acquired : Kypho-lordosis 4 Kyphosis and pigeon chest 22 Pes plano-valgus 46 Deformity—digits—foot 5 „ „ hand 1 85 119—120 PARTICULARS OF THE WORK DONE IN CONNECTION WITH THE ORTHOPAEDIC CLINIC DURING 1934. No. of visits by Orthopaedic Surgeon No. of visits by Masseuse ATTENDANCES. Primary Examination Re-examinat... |
305804e4-51f6-4992-b516-542dd54c18c6 | of Treatments No. of Children No. of Treatments No. of Children No. of Treatments School Children 15 240 2 31 76 1,415 15 317 — — 64 239 Under School Age 13 42 — — 4 13 50 335 — — 58 324 Admissions to Hospitals On Waiting List for Admission 31/12/34 School Children Under School Age Total School Children Under School Ag... |
468acfc9-d479-473f-9f7c-9efd1c5e2fd3 | eleven children were admitted to hospital and the following operations were carried out in these cases:— Tenotomy— sterno-mastoid 1 Arthrodesis— wrist (right) Manipulation—elbow and "collar and cuff " 1 Steindler's operation— foot Excision—scar—knee 1 Excision—Baker's cyst 1 Tenotomy— tendo achillis and plaster right a... |
a922d8e2-5c1d-49cd-8821-9638ef9e1511 | The number of inspections, fillings, extractions and other operations remains substantially the same as for the year 1933, but during the latter part of the year under review a re-arrangement of the sessional programme was introduced to approximate more closely the figures anticipated by the Board of Education in the m... |
d99a3094-7b52-4918-9aba-2ab28307f49b | Dealing, as the service does, with children at the outset of their school life, they can be brought under observation and attention at an early age. The opportunity of impressing upon the young child the necessity of mouth hygiene is fully exploited and, in the numerous inspections carried out over the past five years,... |
2aa4c4bc-d6bd-42df-8165-43803db9c87e | These three classes form that body of individuals known as "refusals" who hinder both actively and passively the good work of the service, but it is undeniable that they are a weakening body, every year sending recruits to march under the banner of dental health. 123 Another matter of great satisfaction is to see the s... |
0bd64fd1-feeb-4372-925a-6a27d5a8b1cf | Also it should be borne in mind that failure in the filling of a questionably saveable temporary tooth can produce a prejudicial outlook in the mind of a parent in the choice of filling permanent teeth later in the school life. The teaching of dental hygiene in schools to children of twelve and over, especially to girl... |
739a4d51-6420-440f-be9d-b67689ec4d4c | Less time is required in examining a school where a percentage of sound mouths is high, the treatment of the school occupies much less time at the Clinic and more frequent inspections are possible. It is too early yet to be able to state what dental benefit the supply of milk to the school-children has produced, but th... |
c453b1f0-fe5c-4454-91da-eb65d61cbb75 | Children inmates of institutions are compelled to observe a stricter discipline in early retirement at night than the child who is free to run the streets and parks. These latter often do not go to bed until well after 9.30 o'clock, and undue strain and tiredness are the results. I am of opinion that, although recognis... |
54ae6b1c-1442-4351-9547-fee0f664a9e4 | Nevertheless the useful purpose served by these administrators in propagating knowledge relating to the care of the teeth and dental hygiene generally cannot be gainsaid; even the faithful require reinforcement of the faith from time to time." To the dental staff at the Clinic, the medical, nursing and teaching staff, ... |
5fc58618-67e0-4622-a822-8bf635926ab5 | Number of Special Inspections 6,296 Number of Re-Inspections 9,524 Total 15,820 126 TABLE II. (A)—RETURN OF DEFECTS FOUND BY MEDICAL INSPECTION IN THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 1934. Defect or Disease. Routine Inspections. Special Inspections. No. of Defects. No. of Defects. Requiring Treatment Requiring to be kept und... |
9d64a363-00d4-4cd9-82db-b87d19f6fa7b | but not requiring Treatment (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Malnutrition 10 64 3 18 Skin Ringworm—Scalp 47 Body — 1 3 — Scabies 5 — 23 — Impetigo 1 — 118 — Other Diseases (Non- Tuberculous) 9 2 205 2 'Blepharitis 14 5 50 — Conjunctivitis 2 2 173 1 Keratitis — — 4 — Eye , Corneal Opacities — — — — Defective Vision (excluding Squint... |
32a9270c-9cc9-4ff1-bc88-34b17fbf67b9 | only 11 8 7 3 Chronic Tonsillitis and Adenoids 69 42 43 109 Other Conditions 11 20 256 28 Enlarged Cervical Glands (NonTuberculous) 5 57 104 17 Defective Speech 3 17 4 4 Heart and Circulation 'Heart Disease : Organic 2 31 1 10 Functional — 52 1 42 Anaemia 2 17 13 2 Lungs Bronchitis 4 20 26 12 Other Non-Tuberculous Dise... |
2cb07216-188e-4596-a0c6-655b11fed41a | Requiring Treatment Requiring to be kept under observation, but not requiring Treatment Requiring Treatment Requiring to be kept under observation but not requiring Treatment (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Tuberculosis Pulmonary : Definite 1 1 Suspected — — — — Non-Pulmonary : Glands 2 Bones and Joints — — — 1 Skin — — 1 — Other ... |
b85acf20-98f6-42d1-8e32-5b5b7d705522 | (B)—NUMBER OF INDIVIDUAL CHILDREN FOUND AT ROUTINE MEDICAL INSPECTION TO REQUIRE TREATMENT (EXCLUDING UNCLEANLINESS AND DENTAL DISEASES). Group. (1) Number of Children. Inspected. (2) Found to require Treatment. (3) PRESCRIBED GROUPS: Entrants 1,590 243 Second Age Group 720 104 Third Age Group 1,005 127 Total (Prescrib... |
ba394f99-b977-45b5-9696-5be7e4a1d8fe | 1 Mental Defect and Crippling (spastic diplegia). Certified School for Mentally Defective Children. 2 Mental Defect and Active Tuberculosis (glands). Certified School for Mentally Defective Children. 1 Mental Defect and Epilepsy Certified School for Mentally Defective Children. 1 Epilepsy and Crippling (congenital tali... |
d3c63259-9f01-41ab-8e25-66c5068ac524 | At Certified Schools for the Deaf At Public Elementary Schools At other Institutions At no School or Institution Total 5 — — 3 8 Partially Deaf Children. At Certified Schools for the Deaf At Certified Schools for the Partially Deaf " At Public Elementary Schools At other Institutions At no School or Institution Total —... |
be302016-71d0-4165-86cb-d2654d0b57a0 | I.—Children Suffering from Pulmonary Tuberculosis. (Including pleura and intra-thoracic glands.) At Certified Special Schools At Public Elementary Schools At other Institutions At no School or Institution Total - (1) 2 (4) - (-) - (-) 2 (5) II.—Children Suffering from Non-Pulmonary Tuberculosis. (This category includes... |
2e823bc0-6ebb-43cf-95fc-e4c206d6da9e | The figures in brackets under this section denote children who are notified cases of Tuberculosis and are therefore attending a Tuberculosis Dispensary, but in whose case the disease has been declared " arrested " although the children cannot yet be said to be " recovered." B.—Delicate Children. At Certified Special Sc... |
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