[Report 1930] / School Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City.

  • Leeds (England). City Council.
Date:
1930
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Credit: [Report 1930] / School Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    <) Refraction Treatment and Provision of Spectacles Kell action Treatment a nil Supply of Spectacles Clinic No. of Spectacles Amount Paid Per cent, ol Ordered L s. (1. 1 ‘ayments Central '.177 2 Si; 1 7 5 (>S-o (1,262) (314 16 u) (9 W) Arm lev •13i • 17 0 2 96-0 0,5) (83 12 9) (97'0 Burley 464 i 2 g 13 4 >»7’(> (3'2) (79 13 3) (97-') I'.ast Leeds ... 88 21 IS O 1 00*0 l-'dgar Street I ,015 ■^0 2 4 <i8-u (913) (230 14 6) (99'.5) Holbcck 642 139 3 1 I 98-3 (6.?-’) (17.5 6) (9 8-4) Hunslet 57.5 120 17 IO 08-3 (5<5.0 (139 I 7) (99'0 Meamvood Rd. — — Total *4.592 ] ,048 19 O 98-2 ■(4/>33) (1,023 13 6) (98-5) ♦Includes repairs to 1,099 pairs of spectacles, tIncludes repairs to 834 pairs of spectacles. Complete payments for Spectacles ... ... ... 2 .<-41 (2,077) Spectacles supplied on the instalment basis ... 1.093 (9.S7) Spectacles supplied free of charge ... ... ... 81 (59) Cases on hand at the end of the year ... ... 78 (82) Corresponding figures for 1929 are shown in brackets. Summary of Payments 1930 Refraction Treatment and Supply of Spectacles £ 1,04 s s. 19 d. 0 Dental Treatment... 411 14 11 Minor Ailments and X-ray Treatment ... 25 2 10 Supply of Cod Liver Oil and Malt 104 3 8 Treatment of Tonsils and Adenoids 259 I I 9 Orthopaedic Treatment—Operations, Appliances, etc. 73 2 6 Massage 25 I 4 Artificial Sunlight If) 9 9 Total cash received 1930 /2,02] 5 9 Total cash received 1920 £2,013 ■> 9 Effective co-ordination is maintained with all agencies dealing Co-ordination with the welfare of the children in the citv, and arrangements are made for interchange of information with regard to children under treatment at the local hospitals. Close co-operation also exists with the Public Health Department in connection with the control of infectious sickness in the city. la the course of then visits to the schools the jVTedical Officers School Hygiene report on sanitary conditions, heating, lighting, etc. The majority B