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aa97a922-3975-4677-b024-758466f1f347 | EXHUMATIONS Licences issued by the Home Office for the removal of human remains under the Burial Act 1857 state, inter alia "It is considered advisable that the Medical Officer of Health should be notified whenever such a licence is granted in order that he may be in a position to take any action that may be necessary ... |
9e2aba23-3334-450c-bed0-fec4e30a5c9f | The special needs are highlighted in an important report of the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association on "Mental Illness in City and Suburb", which points out that poverty is not necessarily synonymous with mental illness. The middle-aged women from well favoured boroughs were not, for the most part, suffering from di... |
e5c1bd64-1d09-4233-aea7-9ce35fff53eb | The most pressing priorities in considering plans for future development still show up in greater needs for services for the adult subnormal and mentally infirm elderly. Casework At the end of the year, the total known caseload of both psychiatric patients and mentally handicapped was 1,105; 452 psychiatric patients an... |
b4d400eb-1041-4226-b683-28d09917da76 | Whereas in 1967 50% of cases referred were admitted to hospital, in 1970 only 30% were admitted. The use of emergency admissions under Section 29 has now been reduced to 10%% of the total referrals. 73 The source of referrals is changing; whereas previously some 50% were from General Practitioners and 28% from other so... |
8e54fa97-25d4-4862-97a3-cebc75e36e7c | Day Centres - Elderly Mentally Infirm f Day Centre facilities for the elderly mentally infirm remained a high priority in the plans for the development of the service, and it had been hoped that in addition to extending the Centre at Park House Hostel which commenced as an experiment in 1966, a further 45 place purpose... |
51001a6a-353a-4011-8824-8d63a98ce4c9 | It is felt that there is also a considerable need for social clubs for the mentally handicapped and educationally subnormal, and much is being done by excellent local voluntary associations. Park House Hostel Applications for admission to the hostel continued at a steady rate throughout the year, and the fact that the ... |
d7721767-f179-4474-afa3-9dd80f0c6b44 | However, an increasing burden is thrown on staff by the greater degree of disturbance found in patients referred for after-care nowadays. Modern methods of treatment and the increase of local authority hostels generally, probably account for the fall in the numbers of patients simply requiring the facilities of a "half... |
4c97dfff-af1e-480a-9c47-4e807f59557b | It is hoped that in time, it was be possible to set up localised psychiatric services which will alleviate, if not resolve, problems of distance, time and transport. Other Mental Health Work On the medical side, the Principal Medical Officer conducted seminars for pupil midwives in the district on 'Psychiatric Problems... |
35bb25a4-95c0-40e5-979e-d703acfeeace | Community Care of the Subnormal and Severely Subnormal Each year a great deal of thought is given to the type of community care service which will best meet the different and complex needs of each family with a handicapped child or adult. Every endeavour is made to co-ordinate the services to provide not only "first ai... |
70bcb15c-6c04-4c67-b6c4-fa57bb7778b5 | An excellent film on this theme has been made by the staff of the Hendon Junior Training School. I am pleased to acknowledge that the success and progress of these schools is attributable to the tireless efforts of the staff to avail themselves of every opportunity to seek new approaches to the word and, in handing the... |
5f151b58-ab47-4341-a68b-ec2d140cefa7 | It is frequently the short term care, rather than the supporting help, which enables the family to go on. Voluntary organisations are the main source of short term care vacancies, and many patients benefited from this service during the year. It is particularly fortunate that the Principal Medical Officer is Hon. Consu... |
903b1d3d-39ca-44b1-ba52-7b44acaa4810 | Two 25 place hostels for adults are at the advanced planning stage. 76 Adult Training Centres The numbers needing adult training are naturally increasing and, although the Council has provisions for 100 places at two existing training centres, the 150 places in the adult training centre shortly to be built on the Broad... |
dce145f0-af91-4f3f-a077-8f07de71269e | 1970 Mentally Ill Elderly Mentally Infirm Psychopathic Mentally handicapped Severely Mentally handicapped Total Under age 16 16 and over Under age 16 16 and over Under age 16 16 and over Under age 16 16 and over M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (... |
fcf8d61f-0fbe-4e41-b326-0bfc30fcf96e | day centres or training centres (including special units) 3 3 11 18 6 4 19 22 60 40 63 53 302 3 Awaiting entry to workshops, day centres or training centres (including special units) 3 5 2 8 2 1 5 5 4 35 4 Receiving home training 5 Awaiting home training 6 Resident in L.A. home/hostel 4 5 1 5 3 18 7 Awaiting residence ... |
4577df62-f57e-496b-8069-47d114cf71c2 | in lines 2-10 (a) suitable to attend a training centre 17 28 12 48 1 106 (b) others 9 5 85 140 2 2 109 69 5 10 27 28 491 79 Number of persons referred to Mental Welfare Officers during 1970 Mentally Ill Psychopathic Mentally handicapped Severely Mentally handicapped Total Under age 16 16 and over Under age 16 16 and ov... |
24274497-47c3-414c-b98d-0ed7d5a63296 | on discharge from in-patient treatment 1 65 77 2 2 2 1 150 (c) Hospitals, after or during out-patient or day treatment 26 55 2 2 1 86 (d) Local education authorities 3 1 1 1 17 5 7 12 47 (e) Police and courts 19 21 40 (f) Other cources 4 4 172 257 4 3 2 5 1 1 453 (g) Total 7 5 415 679 1 1 23 12 11 18 3 2 1177 The terms... |
32308a98-c4a7-4934-8a8d-ee012d8886ad | ACTIVITIES OF MENTAL WELFARE OFFICERS Attendances at:- Out Patients' Clinics 174 Social Clubs 203 Day Centres 164 Total 541 Visits to:- Mentally Ill Persons 5,962 Mentally Handicapped Persons 659 Total 6,621 * * Includes 518 visits outside office hours Emergency Night and Weekend Standby Service:- Monday - Friday Night... |
68aa7c73-70e5-4e74-8231-db6b1db56cd3 | During the year "Merrivale" (one of the four replacement homes for Redhill House) was opened and the first residents were admitted on 23rd February, 1970. Redhill House, a former poor law institution was closed down completely on 14th March, 1970. Residents from there were transferred to other Council Homes. The reside... |
b2f8dfae-70e3-4031-9a7d-010a9e520a36 | 31 Mixed Woodhill House, Kentish Lane, Essendon, Herts. 41 Mixed Meadowside, 58 Holden Road, N.12. 50 Mixed Total - 349 The Council was financially responsible for 40 people accommodated in other local Authority Homes, and 7 residents in our establishments were chargeable to other Authorities. We are financially respon... |
8e396899-b787-4da2-8795-87f8cd731863 | 83 A Handicrafts Instructor attends the Home to assist those residents who are willing to accept such instruction. Outings to the coast and countryside are arranged. Film shows and outings are provided frequently at modest cost to the Council, and additional outings, lunches, theatre parties etc. are frequently provide... |
be2777bb-8c42-4a41-8327-af2fda02e114 | Services provided for the Elderly (Persons of pensionable age) Residential accommodation for persons who by reason of age and infirmity are in need of care and attention. Grants to Old People's Welfare Committees, British Red Cross Society, Finchley Guild of Social Services, W.R.V.S., to assist them in providing handic... |
d03252ec-e241-45db-932f-cc01496af364 | Handicraft is organised under the supervision of the Council's Handicraft Instructor. Etchingham Park Centre, Finchley The popularity of this Centre continues. Day care is provided for 15 elderly houseboundpersons, enabling the members of their families, who normally care for them, to follow their own occupations and t... |
0fb572f7-abd8-490c-9969-93ea95ff2dd9 | Not all parts of the Borough receive a 5-day service, but there has again been a substantial increase in the number of meals provided this year, and the ultimate aim is a daily service in all areas of the Borough. In addition, the Hendon Old People's Welfare Committee, and the Watling Community Centre have a lunch Club... |
b3278cf1-e0c1-4f6a-aabf-606a34ce6331 | Services Provided: Employment of Social Welfare Officers to assist in promoting general welfare, and to give instruction on reading embossed literature if required. Christmas parcels for the lonely and housebound. Talking Book Machines, if surgeon agrees that the person cannot read print. Tape Recorders. Large print bo... |
6bcf7879-296b-4b09-89f3-17f0d0984fa8 | Aids 194 persons are registered as partially-sighted, an increase of 24 during the year. |
665c6d17-82ec-4316-8345-1ab6f64ad690 | AGE GROUPS 0-1 2-4 5-15 16-20 21-49 50-64 65+ Total Males - - 9 3 11 15 33 71 Females - - 9 3 16 17 78 123 Total - - 18 6 27 32 111 194 86 Registered Partially-Sighted Persons other than those near or propsectively blind Age Groups 16-20 21-49 50-64 65+ Total Mainly Industrially Handicapped Employed: Males 2 8 5 — 15 F... |
85f5e242-f042-4333-bd6f-6f8d79ca7f6d | still at school: Males 1 — — — 1 Females 1 — — — 1 5 21 14 49 89 Age Groups 0-5 5-16 Total Children under 16: Attending special schools: Males — 6 6 Females — 5 5 Attending other schools: Males — 2 2 Females — 3 3 Not at school: Males — 1 1 Females — 1 1 — 18 18 87 Services for the Blind "A person so blind as to be una... |
d6b58300-377f-4968-b148-6b689b28212c | Christmas Parcels from Middlesex Association for the Blind Talking Book Machines Library Service of literature in Braille Wireless Set from Wireless for the Blind Fund Wireless Licence Exemption Certificate from London Borough of Barnet Bus Passes from London Transport Educational Grants for further studies, tape recor... |
21d6aa2d-6cd2-4f11-9451-901b3bd205bb | Financial assistance by London Borough of Barnet Cinema Passes for blind (Rank Organisation) Handicraft Materials, incl. card games, etc. (Paid at cost price) Aids Loan of typewriters and tape recorders Escort duties by B.R.C.S. and League of Jewish Women Various house and garden jobs by Task Force Home Helps Industria... |
432d6b54-a133-494f-ad9f-700993f2571d | in the following Age Groups:— Age Groups 0-1 2-4 5-15 16-20 21-49 50-64 65+ Total Males — — — — 2 2 15 19 Females — — 2 — 3 3 50 58 Total — — 2 — 5 5 65 77 Employment 83 registered Blind persons were in employment at the end of the year; 7 in special Workshops, 8 in Home Workers Schemes and 68 in open employment were a... |
e6e98136-90e1-4826-b0a1-8532c9d49648 | Agents & Collectors 2 Machine Tool Operators 5 Fitters & Assemblers 3 Viewers, Inspectors & Testers 1 Packers 2 Carpenters & Joiners 1 Knitters (Hand & Machine) 3 Upholsterers 1 89 Basket Makers 3 Chair Seaters 1 Wireworkers 1 Piano Tuners 1 Craftsmen and Production Process Workers 8 Labourers 2 Domestic/Canteen Worker... |
7ea424ee-1e65-4f59-8a7e-830503fb20de | Hard of Hearing: "Those who (with or without a hearing aid) have some useful hearing, and whose normal method of communication is by speech, listening and lip-reading". Services Provided Employment of Welfare Officer for the Deaf, to give advice and guidance on problems relating to the deaf and act as interpreter. Assi... |
7805706a-03a4-4f49-b3ae-5917ad75b8b1 | The number of persons on our Register at 31st December, 1970 was 105 in the following age groups:- Age Group Deaf with speech Deaf without speech Hard of hearing Total Under 16 1 1 - 2 16-64 years 21 23 10 54 65 years or over 11 10 28 49 Total 33 34 38 105 90 The "Hard of Hearing" Groups at Chipping Barnet and Hendon c... |
39943af2-9d7d-4565-a871-1bbf9d48c3fe | Necessary aids are available on free loan Adaptations to property - up to £25 free of charge to client, assessed if estimate is above this amount. No charge if Borough Council property Financial assistance with holidays Transport to Centres and to special functions Rehabilitation Centre (Deansbrook Road, Edgware) Home ... |
b268fa30-22db-4770-b199-8453fdbf6ab4 | The number registered at the end of the year was 1976, in the following age groups:- under 16 years of age 21 16 years to 64 years 703 over 65 years 1252 Total 1976 The daily Work Centre at Heriot Road continued to operate successfully; attendance of an average of 30 persons daily was maintained. The Rehabilitation Cen... |
97ede8bf-34ee-49a8-b525-49613ed2f871 | During the year 212 persons availed themselves of the Council's Assisted Holiday Scheme for the physically-handicapped. 7 families enjoyed a holiday of up to 13 days each in the caravan at Monckton, Kent, given to us by the students of Orange Hill School, but due to illness at last moment full use of the caravan was no... |
81490684-9fac-4019-86c8-55ea5ec686f4 | Redhill Lodge (accommodation for 25 families) and Redhill House Welfare Home (accommodation for up to 10 families plus a reception unit) were progressively closed during the months following the opening in April of The Croft, a purpose-built hostel for up to 15 families. The Housing Department of the Council supplement... |
70cb3052-9643-406c-b959-67f151d6e325 | 56 234 Number of applications during 1970 (Family Units) 190 – Number of admissions during 1970 60 237 Number re-housed by Housing Department 47 199 Number discharged to other accommodation 16 63 Children born to residents – 15 Husbands rejoining families – 5 Number remaining at 31.12.70. 53 229 Number of Men (aged 16 ... |
488e8a54-b9e5-46d2-9468-ff0a0b2b850f | Co-ordination and Co-operation with Hospital and General Practitioner Services Links with the hospitals have been strengthened. A health visitor now visits the Paediatric Unit at Edgware General Hospital and joins the meetings of social workers and others concerned with patients in the Unit. Another health visitor comb... |
6d28a342-44d3-4b7a-801a-f6b641d3bb6c | A newly formed relationship within the teams attached to general practitioners needed time to become established, but there has been a growing understanding amongst members of the team of the role that each has to play. At the beginning of the year the conversion of the East Barnet Clinic to a Health Centre was complet... |
70432d78-95f9-4b7e-a7ed-7f88902e4d0f | Assistance was given for the training of six health visitor students from other authorities and eight child care students were placed with health visitors for two weeks. They also welcomed two social work students from Durham and London Universities, respectively. 97 Home Visiting Cases First Effective Total Effective ... |
63a83931-6f4d-4735-a7f7-fb8a4ad186e1 | or Hospital Expectant Mothers 825 1187 277 — Children born in: 1970 4154 8067 1820 — 1969 2999 5695 1405 — 1965-68 4689 9439 2183 — Persons aged 65 or over 2015 4748 720 1390 Mentally disordered 244 741 108 199 Persons discharged from hospital (other than mental hospitals) 178 278 25 199 Households — Tuberculous 332 47... |
edd15e79-5058-4e90-99d2-c1435c5d8cb6 | Surgery 3041¾ Prevention of Homelessness (Problem Families) The department's social workers have continued to make every effort to reduce the risk of homelessness in the borough and family case workers have carried out intensive case work with problem families. The fullest support possible was given to families rehouse... |
80ca769b-7d5b-45fb-bb20-3b7f478e7f62 | 2 Edgware 24 84 3.5 Mill Hill 18 61 3.4 Oak Lane 22 94 4.3 Oakleigh Road 29 113 3.6 Sutton Road 10 26 2.6 Torrington 52 379 7.3 Vale Drive 32 300 9.4 Watling 14 60 4.3 West Hendon 40 82 2.0 Osidge 5 37 7.4 TOTALS 311 1524 4.9 Congenital Malformation During the year 71 cases of malformation were notified in respect of c... |
4af028c5-e6ba-489e-acc1-00c33337d992 | Mothers' Discussion Groups Discussion groups were in operation at the end of this year at the following clinics:- Vale Drive Oakleigh Road Torrington Oak Lane Brunswick Park (Osidge) Holly Park Mill Hill Sutton Road Childs Hill 99 Child Welfare Centres The following table shows the sessions held and attendances at each... |
1551db3f-e545-43f8-b6bd-c2a52d972690 | 5 1541 8 Edgware 48 1430 29.8 641 13 Etchingham Park 105 2332 22.2 1210 — Holders Hill 22 469 21.3 241 — Holly Park 52 1465 28.2 857 — Mill Hill 95 2404 25.3 1195 39 Oak Lane 103 2935 28.5 1568 6 Oakleigh Road 52 1392 26.8 857 — Osidge 104 3141 31.2 1436 — St.Barnabas 52 2489 47.9 837 24 St.Marks 11 109 9.9 88 — St. St... |
117f5ffd-d030-481c-a582-b86da96e0b76 | 8 699 — Torrington 102 2948 28.9 1257 — Vale Drive 26 1021 39.3 477 4 Watling 28 563 20.1 261 — West Hendon 102 2262 22.2 906 4 Sessions without a Doctor Broadfields 1 16 16 — — Central 15 197 13.1 — — Claremont 6 62 10.6 — — East Barnet 1 2 2 — — Edgware 13 169 13 — — Holders Hill 8 80 10 — — Inglis Barracks 9 98 10.9... |
6bff7e8f-58b4-4904-a2a1-4b26f798fae8 | 0 — — East Barnet 4 6 1.5 — — Holly Park 3 36 12.0 — — Mill Hill 3 16 5.3 — — Osidge 6 58 9.7 — — Oak Lane 13 103 8.0 — — St. Barnabas 8 75 9.4 — — Childs Hill 3 13 4.3 — — TOTALS 1556 42433 27.3 19516 231 100 Number of children who attended during 1970:- Born in 1970 3623 Born in 1969 3003 Born in 1965-1968 3317 9943 ... |
8760cfc6-8ea8-4ede-9196-cb8609cbaa99 | Patients nursed at home following hospital confinement numbered 758 (724 in 1969). Sixteen pupil midwives received their district training in the borough and resided at Gervase Road, Edgware during the training period. Home Nursing The upward trend in the demand on the home nursing service has continued. The number of ... |
3c85e6b7-b416-41fc-9080-c5ee3a10f889 | of patients 65 or over at first visit 3224 Marie Curie Memorial Foundation The authority continues to act as agents for the Foundation and during the year 15 patients were provided with day and/or night nursing to assist relatives in caring for them. Loan of Nursing Equipment The British Red Cross Society continued to ... |
7265646b-40d2-41b4-8c81-1414866b2a0a | Home Help Service The following shows the type of assistance given during the year Aged 65 or over in 1970 Age under 65 in 1970 Total Chronic sick or Tubercular Mentally disordered Maternity Others Number of Cases 1856 188 4 81 328 2457 Neighbourly Help Service 38 Neighbourly helps were employed at the end of the year ... |
59ff5439-d166-411c-89be-b8634966f971 | of approved places Children on Register at 31st December 1970 Attendances for the year Average daily attendances 0-2 2-5 0-2 2-5 Lakeview 60 12 50 3047 9496 48 Kingswood 50 12 37 2177 8033 39 Wood Street 55 10 44 2059 8781 42 TOTALS 165 34 131 7283 26310 129 102 Private Day Nurseries and Registered Child Minders During... |
1184eb53-d03f-44ac-ac6d-f34cca8a8ffe | Clinics for the Elderly A total of 52 sessions were held at West Hendon and Watling (Edgware) clinics and 1430 attendances made. Chiropody There was a further increase in the number of persons treated during the year. Treatment is provided through a directly operated domiciliary and clinic scheme in the former Middlese... |
180a458d-82a7-4328-8df1-889873b0443e | Category Persons provided with Treatment Directly by the Authority (including those treated by private chiropodists on behalf of the Authority) Through arrangements with Voluntary Or ganisations Elderly persons 2423 677 Physically handicapped 23 _ Expectant and nursing mothers 4 _ Schoolchildren 20 _ Children under 5 y... |
559b87e5-006c-4a0a-943f-b1115c945887 | Mary's Nursing Home, 46, Sunny Gardens Road, N.W.4. Maternity, Surgical and Medical 5- Maternity 6- Medical Brent Nursing Home 4—6 Heather Gardens, N.W.11. Medical & Chronic 32 "Cartref", 196 Watford Way, N.W.4. Chronic 2 Edgware Nursing Home, 36—38 Orchard Drive, Edgware. Medical & Chronic 13 "Clovelly", 81, Torringto... |
f5a4887c-6642-4737-9154-c3ed6bdd88e2 | Medical & Chronic 21 Braeside Clinic, 76, Park Road, New Barnet. Surgical 10 Ravenscroft Park N. Home, 4, Ravenscroft Park, Barnet. Medical & Chronic 10 Bedford House, Hammers Lane, N.W.7. Chronic 23 Manor House Hospital, North End Road, N.W.ll. Medical & Chronic 139 104 Cursing Homes registered year ended 31st Decembe... |
088af659-50ec-4b63-94af-de4798d4fae4 | Finchley Nurses Co-operative 24, Eton Avenue, N.12. Mill Hill Nurses Agency 2, Beechwood Close, N.W.7. were inspected during this year and their licences renewed. The Nul-Sal Agency 335, Long Lane, N.2. was transferred under the name: Albany Nurses Agency to premises at, 7/7a Station Road, N.3. and after inspection of ... |
b768dca4-880b-41dc-bcac-1d975cc13e69 | 105 Attendances and Treatment Children under 5 Expectant and Nursing Mothers First Visit 396 66 Subsequent Visits 445 158 Total Visits 841 224 Number of additional courses of treatment commenced 40 15 Treatment Provided: Number of fillings 603 168 Teeth filled 572 149 Teeth extracted 90 33 General anaesthetics 45 3 Eme... |
38de45bd-54e1-46a7-9675-f1b7e5af8317 | 46 88 Teeth otherwise conserved 181 — Teeth root filled — 2 Inlays/Crowns — — Number of courses of treatment completed during the year 197 33 Prosthetics Patients supplied with full upper or full lower 31 (first time) Patients supplied with other dentures 7 Number of dentures supplied 38 Anaesthetics General anaestheti... |
f7e4bc76-6db0-4345-a0a0-3d9df57d147e | The Department's health visitors and T.B. visitors continued to carry out social visiting and act as liaison between the patients and the Chest Physicians. 1. Number of cases of tuberculosis under treatment or supervision at 31st December, 1970. Respiratory Non-Respiratory Men Women Children Total Men Women Children To... |
adbd18c4-bc3f-4ae7-931e-014f77119814 | Number of cases of respiratory tuberculosis (whether notified or not) included under Section 1 above which were new to the clinics (but excluding transfers from other clinics) during the year ended 31st December 1970: Classification Non-Bacteriologically Confirmed Bacteriologically Confirmed Men Women Children Total Me... |
3c2a786b-9ff4-4908-b5d4-90a4d4a7e841 | Number of cases included in 1 above whose broncho-pulmonary secretion was positive during the year — 42 107 The three sub-divisions of new respiratory cases are estimated as follows from the standard P.A. film. Group I Total area of disease not exceeding one third of one lung in aggregate Group II Total area of disease... |
fa1cc28c-5473-44a5-934f-98bf3500954e | Group discussions were held when mothers were encouraged to talk about their problems. Of the 59 referrals to the department 39 were admitted to Guilford House, 8 were admitted to other authority homes and 12 were not admitted. In addition 32 cases were admitted to Guilford House from other Authorities. Family Planning... |
b108dbe8-23e0-4117-9716-ea532e874cb0 | 108 Cervical Cytology This service continued during the year at the following clinics:- Torrington Childs Hill Watling Vale Drive West Hendon Oak Lane Edgware Brunswick Park (Osidge) East Barnet Health Centre Fortnightly sessions were held at the clinics and all women who attended had a full examination of the breast, ... |
628567ca-f2c6-4900-8dde-fe38a587c372 | of Sessions New Cases Total Attendances Average attendances per session Childs Hill 23 261 275 11.9 East Barnet/ Osidge 24 201 236 9.8 Oak Lane 15 92 105 7.0 Torrington 43 270 378 8.8 Vale Drive 20 119 150 7.5 Watling 28 328 346 12.5 West Hendon 20 169 191 9.5 TOTALS 173 1440 1681 9.7 Vaccination and Immunisation Rubel... |
7a54e231-f059-4d9d-bf8d-a43776577f3b | The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has recommended that vaccination against rubella should be offered to all girls between their 11th and 14th birthdays and that initial priority should be given to older girls, i.e., those who are in their 14th year. The purpose of this recommendation is to ensure that... |
3934e89e-6ef6-4f05-adfe-eca8139824d8 | Diphtheria/Pertussis 1 — 2 — — — 3 4. Diphtheria/Tetanus 5 233 73 21 104 26 462 5. Diphtheria — 3 — — 2 — 5 6. Pertussis — 1 — 1 — — 2 7. Tetanus — 2 2 1 11 347 363 8. Salk — — — — — — — 9. Sabin 137 1961 763 52 150 150 3213 10. Measles 13 547 728 273 395 51 2007 11. Rubella — — — — — 146 146 12. |
aac982c6-fce3-44b5-bc44-27bd1ccbfbcb | Total immunised against Diphtheria (Lines 1-2-3-4-5) 146 2033 796 56 139 31 3201 13. Total immunised against Whooping Cough/Pertussis (Lines 1-2-3-6) 141 1798 723 36 33 5 2736 14. Total immunised against Tetanus (Lines 1-2-4-7) 145 2032 796 57 148 378 3556 15. Total immunised against Polio (Lines 1-8-9) 137 1961 763 52... |
733d9280-d173-4614-bf2b-6c60d061122d | Quadruple DTPP — — — — — — — 2. Triple DTP — 136 258 69 392 57 912 3. Diphtheria/Pertussis — — 2 — 10 — 12 4. Diphtheria/Tetanus — 27 61 33 2258 407 2786 5. Diphtheria — — — — 3 — 3 6. Pertussis — — — — — — 7 . Tetanus — 2 4 12 93 938 1049 8. Salk — — — — — — — 9. Sabin — 151 291 100 2708 1627 4877 110 Table 2. Re-info... |
1e2c85bf-84a1-4048-b49a-cbf32661d1f5 | Type of Vaccine or Dose Year of Birth Others under age 16 TOTAL 1970 1969 1968 1967 1963-66 10. Total immunised against Diphtheria (Lines 1-2-3-4-5) - 163 321 102 2663 464 3713 11. Total immunised against Whooping Cough/Pertussis (Lines 1-2-3-6) - 136 260 69 402 57 924 12. Total immunised against Tetanus (Lines 1-2-4-7... |
071e2faf-0fc9-4c2c-8824-dc37a53d316f | Vaccination against Tuberculosis School children and students were vaccinated at school and at establishments for further education by the Department's medical staff and contacts of tuberculosis were vaccinated at Chest Clinics in the Borough. A tuberculin test was offered to young immigrants arriving in the Borough du... |
ec5f5177-06ec-4076-89de-8fee631e51d6 | found positive 377 (iii) No. found negative 2,495 (iv) No. vaccinated 2,459 (c) SCHOOL CHILDREN AND STUDENTS (known to have previously had B.C.G. vaccination) (i) No. skin tested 204 (ii) No. found positive 145 (iii) No. found negative 51 (iv) No. vaccinated 41 Smallpox Vaccination There were no reports of cases of gen... |
7d9511d5-5a41-416c-91ae-daa4ab94bd74 | Smallpox Vaccination Persons aged under 16 Age at date of Vaccination Number of persons vaccinated or re-vaccinated Number Vaccinated Number Re-Vaccinated 0 — 3 months 5 — 3 — 6 months 26 — 6 — 9 months 16 — 9 —12 months 3 — 1 year 1087 — 2 — 4 years 564 93 5 —15 years 124 643 TOTALS 1825 736 112 CLINIC PREMISES Main C... |
299ac3e6-950b-476c-9f6b-f18afb27270a | C D SP CHIR DV A/NE-M/C CSC East Barnet Road, Barnet. I.W.C. CSC C D SP DV A/NE-M/C CHIR Holly Park, N.ll. I.W.C. D SP CHIR DV CSC Hartley Avenue, N.W.7. (Mill Hill) I.W.C. CSC D SP CHIR DV A/NE-M/C Oak Lane, N.2. I.W.C. C D SP CHIR DV CSC A/NE-M/C OPH Oakleigh Road, N.20 I.W.C. DV CSC A/NE-M/C Sutton Road, N.10 I.W.C.... |
09ad8a7f-7371-407b-a2d8-3f053ea7fc64 | CSC SIC c D SP DV ORT OPH A/NE-M/C Cressingham Road, I.W.C. CSC C D SP Burnt Oak CHIR A/NE-M/C OPH CE York Road, N.W.9. I.W.C. CSC C D SP (West Hendon) CHIR A/NE-M/C CE Claremont Way, N.W.2. I.W.C. Approach Road, Edgware I.W.C. CSC SP CHIR A/NE-M/C Other Premises Etchingham Park Road,N.3. I.W.C. CHIR St. Andrew's Churc... |
58998962-f929-4e7d-a759-e8b40c313fa7 | United Free Church Hall, I.W.C. Sanders Lane, N.W.7. St. Barnabas' Church Hall I.W.C. DV Cranbourne Gardens, N.W.ll. St. Mark's Hall I.W.C. Woodville Road, Barnet Congregational Church Hall I.W.C. Colin Close, N.W.9. KEY TABLE I.W.C. Infant Wel fare Clinic CSC Consultative School Clinic A/N Ante-Natal Clinic CE Clinic ... |
79093be5-c4d6-4f10-9a70-1e5e0cc04342 | In accordance with the requirements of the Education Act, 1944, 84 children were reported to the Authority during the year as suffering from a disability requiring some form of special educational treatment. School Population The school population for the Borough continued to increase and the following table shows the ... |
fe8818bb-a71b-48ef-9fa9-bfe7ceb4152a | 117 The following table shows the number of children inspected by years of birth and the state of their physical condition:- Y ear of Birth Number of Pupils Inspected Physical Condition of Pupils Inspected Satisfactory Unsatisfactory 1966 & later 246 246 - 1965 1,966 1,963 3 1964 1,730 1,728 2 1963 339 339 - 1962 160 1... |
66fbbeed-cdc6-4a19-8855-0268f68d837a | 04% Medical Treatment In the Tables of statistics which follow this section of the report, details are given of treatment (excluding uncleanliness and dental disease) of pupils attending maintained primary and secondary schools (including nursery and special schools), whether provided directly by the Council or arrange... |
2c16b8c0-fb25-4a86-899f-8d61c94fbb76 | Gardiner or an ophthalmologist working under his supervision, although, of course, general practitioners are free to send a child elsewhere if they or the parents wish it. Where a diagnosis is doubtful the orthoptist uses her judgment. The results to date are encouraging and I will report further on these clinics when ... |
9b97d65b-9916-4108-b018-8ffc19bba136 | The following table shows the number of pupils whose hearing was tested:- Sweep tests 8,251 Re-tests 618 Special tests 1,181 Re-tests 316 Audiology Those children requiring further investigation for a loss of hearing are referred to the Consultant Otologist, at one of the audiology units established in the London Borou... |
e32374ec-557e-48a1-ad99-975916d50b6b | Although many of these children will not require individual help, their teachers should be notified so that they will be alerted to possible symptoms (particularly 119 in the case of severe unilateral, and high frequency losses) and given guidance, and a pamphlet has been produced for this purpose. The notification of ... |
53af17a5-35cd-440a-836f-ca751d6a0d7c | Other visits were made at the invitation of Head Teachers to those schools with individual problems - in some cases it was necessary to test the children's hearing when the results were dealt with by and in co-operation with the School Health Service. Any individual teacher should be able to call on the peripatetic tea... |
6ebaf68d-060b-42c4-9714-3bb3eab9152e | These consultations and attendance at clinic sessions when children under the teacher's supervision are seen have proved helpful to all concerned. Personal contact and visits have been made to six hospitals and two hearing aid centres. The Nuffield Hearing & Speech Centre The Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond St... |
5f2d0c26-4334-4cc0-bab7-43bb59563c02 | Child Guidance Service Under the joint administrative responsibility of the Chief Education Officer and myself the Local Authority Child Guidance Service operates from centres at:- 304, Regents Park Road, Finchley, N.3. and The Health Clinic, Vale Drive, Barnet, Herts. Dr. A.D. Black, Consultant Child Psychiatrist and ... |
c4b8386c-69ca-469c-82b6-c2e60190d568 | In a few cases, all appointments offered were failed, and in an increasing number, consultation was offered to the referring agency, which sometimes enabled resolution of the presenting problem without the family needing to be seen diagnostically at the Centre. As found previously, over 50% of families referred were at... |
c90a6d8d-f25a-417e-a37c-ad9d89a3cbfc | The major form of treatment used at the Clinic is child and family psychotherapy and casework by Psychiatric Social Workers with parents and whole families. The child referred is often the "presenting symptom" of a complex family problem, and the diagnostic process elucidates the underlying problem of the family which ... |
dbfb6ece-ddd3-4b14-b0e4-1cb35f70fd2a | TABLE 1 - DIAGNOSIS WHO Category M F 0 Normal Variation 1 1 2 1.0 Adaptation Reaction 6 4 10 2 Development Disorders 3 0 3 3 Conduct Disorders 9 3 12 4 Neurotic Disorders 10 12 22 5 Psychosis 1 1 2 6 Personality Disorders 5 4 9 7 Psychosomatic Disorders 1 1 2 8 Other Clinical Syndromes 3 0 3 9 Mental Subnormality only... |
0a02c22a-5063-4a04-8396-9c4c10ad9889 | Since we give priority to children under 5 years and to disturbances of acute onset, it is not surprising that nearly a third of the cases that we saw last year, were cases of school refusal. TABLE 2 - SCHOOL REFUSAL WHO Diagnostic Category M F Total Adaptation Reaction 4 0 4 Neurotic Disorder 5 6 11 Conduct Disorder 2... |
a4f963f2-829d-4eca-8e2a-a7d78633adc7 | SCHOOL REFUSAL TABLE 3 - ASSOCIATED FACTORS M. F Total Recent death of parent or sibling 8 5 13 Severe financial stress 6 3 9 Mother working a) whole time 1 4 5 (all these had no father) b) part time 9 1 10 Learning problems 3 6 9 Physical illness in family 9 4 13 Psychological illness in family 7 3 10 Some of these fa... |
5b0c67ca-efd0-47ba-b061-0a6d4cc7b598 | In the large families, it seemed to be the children in the centre of the sibship who appeared at risk. Our figures are too small for further analysis to be useful, but an analysis of the three year group would be more illuminating. Conclusion Once again this year, we have been handicapped in our work by the lack of pro... |
c599ab25-737f-4ed6-a8b6-aee19379c541 | 123 As last year, we were fortunate in enjoying good relationships with the specialised psychiatric and psychotherapy clinics in London, such as the Child Guidance Training Centre, the Tavistock Clinic, Paddington Day Hospital, and Great Ormond Street Hospital who accepted most of the children, referred to this Clinic,... |
3fc65264-d81e-4ca4-80d6-ecf9dd726a3c | The various categories of handicapped pupils are defined by the School Health Service and Handicapped Pupils Regulations, 1959, as follows:- Blind Epileptic Partially Sighted Maladjusted Deaf Physically Handicapped Partially Hearing Delicate Educationally Subnormal Children suffering from Speech Defects The Authority m... |
7b253d2c-741e-4a47-89f4-2b408cd1c83e | During the year the Authority opened a Unit attached to the Grasvenor Avenue Infants School, Barnet, to provide special education for children in the Borough suffering from Autism. The following Table shows the number of handicapped pupils as at 31st December, 1970:- Special Day Schools Special Residential Schools Main... |
2285bd8e-0725-40c2-8855-0e5f1d9d2f3f | 1 2 — — — 2 105 73 Epileptic — — 2 — — — — — — 1 2 1 Maladjusted 8 4 38 13 12 3 4 1 2 1 64 22 Physically Handicapped 22 14 8 6 5 2 — — 3 2 38 24 Speech Defects — — — 1 — 1 — — 1 — 1 2 Total No. |
f49fcff9-a38e-41f9-94cb-33da84bae012 | Handicapped Pupils 142 104 86 32 19 11 5 2 12 11 264 160 Survey of Physically Handicapped Children in Ordinary Schools The last survey by the Department of Education & Science of physically handicapped children in ordinary schools, was about 18 years ago and the Department considered it advisable to carry out a further... |
27b9f423-3625-4172-a22e-0be69e4b7554 | Special Transport to School Section 55 of the Education Act, 1944, allows for the provision of transport to facilite the attendance of pupils at school and, during the year, special transport was recommended on medical grounds for 44 children attending ordinary schools. The length of time for which transport was requir... |
2647fb84-ccd5-4c28-a642-26181d1cb2f6 | squint) For any of the other conditions recorded Total Individual Pupils 1966 & later 8 12 20 1965 59 192 219 1964 47 167 195 1963 11 33 34 1962 8 9 15 1961 9 13 17 1960 89 51 130 1959 140 134 236 1958 70 50 112 1957 38 17 49 1956 259 81 316 1955 & earlier 108 55 147 TOTAL 846 814 1,490 126 TREATMENT OF PUPILS ATTENDIN... |
2de69343-5a42-492c-9759-eca1f52010e4 | blepharitis, conjunctivitis), Defective Vision and Squint (a) External & other, excluding errors of refraction 8s squint 30 (b) Errors of refraction, including squint 2,590 TOTAL: 2,620 (c) No. of pupils for whom spectacles were prescribed 758 GROUP 2: Diseases and Defects of Ear, Nose and Throat Received ope rative tr... |
9c4683f6-da20-44f1-8a4b-ab25735c990d | of pupils known to have been treated in clinics or at out-patients departments — GROUP 4: Diseases of the skin (excluding uncleanliness) Ringworm (i) scalp 1 (ii) body 5 Scabies 16 Impetigo 2 Other skin diseases — TOTAL: 24 GROUP 5: Child Guidance Treatment No. of pupils treated at Child Guidance Clinics 229 GROUP 6: S... |
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