[Report 1915] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City.

  • Leeds City Council
Date:
1915
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    the Doctor, and to see if the results are satisfactory when it is desirable that this should be observed before the next clinic day. She also carries out the treatment for many diseases, such as bath¬ ing of eyes, nasal douching, syringing of ears, etc., the mothers bringing their children to the clinics, which are open for about an hour each morning for this purpose. In most cases the nurse teaches the mothers how to do these things for themselves and then calls occasionally to see how they are getting on. The days on which the various clinics are open is as follows Ellerby Road .. Tuesday morning Tuesday afternoon . . Thursday afternoon . . Children over i Expectant mothers Infants Dr. Jervis. Dr. Angus, or Dr. Jervis. Burmantofts .. (late St. Peter’s Square) Tuesday afternoon . . Friday afternoon Expectant mothers Infants L Dr. Jervis. West Street .. Wednesday afternoon Thursday afternoon . . Infants Expectant mothers Dr. Capper Johnson and Dr. Jervis. Hunslet Monday afternoon Wednesday afternoon Thursday afternoon . . Children over i Expectant mothers Infants Dr. ITosford. Dr. Pollard and Dr. Jervis. University (York Road) Monday afternoon Wednesday afternoon Infants Expectant mothers Dr. Jervis. Woodhouse (late Busling- thorpe) Tuesday afternoon . . Thursday afternoon . . Infants Expectant mothers Dr. Clare Stewart. Holbeck Tuesday afternoon . . Wednesday afternoon Infants Expectant mothers Dr. Jervis. Armley Tuesday afternoon .. Infants Dr. Angus.