Fifth annual Canadian conference on child welfare.

Date:
1926
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Credit: Fifth annual Canadian conference on child welfare. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS D CN Re den een oe ou 4 ca 0 teehee he ne be SUR CE L'MNCus OS ER ANNUAL IMEENNCGR LL lat. bwin Mmdffarett BAD... Session I— Prondent s Address. : 1, Made see ble vice) MR fee MCPD PeDLeher mere ports soda ton. tid. til Tansemrronl aimant Sek... Hrensurors Report ns CRC RE lattiags & sata DE bn à cscs. Report—Committee on Ways and Means................................... Committee ondPasteniléll aol Mn tiACt bua bras oh... Report of Séctionk. Child Mygiene iy jek cubust, © Hit areupalialt ail is... IL, The Child-m: Employment. : 25:44 en Un LIT. Education and Recreation..susuanl. ie armes L nes sateen IV. (1)-The Child in Need of Special Care.....:......,4...u. CANTON AL PME DE te Me eee dent Gai Ge PDO On PeeiSlaGION NU nn eus os me x vec te aie lo data ce ANR ee Session II— Coniornceron Delinquency Mtansties..: 5, Ne LENS RMS ee eee ak II. PRoBLEMS oF CHILD HEALTH— ‘ Keeping Well People Well ”, Dr. A. Grant Fleming, Managing Director, Montreal Anti-Tuberculosis and General Health eagle 58. latins Aus 26 ‘The Responsibility of the Province’, Dr. W. J. Bell, Deputy Minister of Health, OCC Gee Ore fc ee eis See ree Ve ee oe Me eet D eee net ‘The Responsibility of the Voluntary Health Agency ” Dr. F. W. Routley, Director of the Ontario Division of the Canadian Red Cross, eco Gt Gas Ors are EA et Fels Caos te eo ap Pa EN yes ES Miss Elizabeth L. Smellie, R.N., Chief Superintendent, Victorian Order of Wises, Ota we, Omit LAURE aoe Sak lett Ur oe gues den eS à “The Public Health Nurse and Infant Care ”, Miss Jessie M. Woods, Supervisor, Pre-natal, Infant and Pre-school Child Hygiene, Dept. of Public Health, Toronto, Oa st ees cy ae eee et ds oak ey OUT M à ‘ Protecting and Improving the Health of School Children” (with discussion of the undernourishment of children from poor homes in our school population), Miss R. M. Simpson, R.N., Director of School Hygiene, Dept. of Education, Regina. oie I, Ge ME A CIE 1. 5 RUT Ae BEALS, WD, GEES ‘An Argument in the Kitchen ”. A Child Health Diet Play—Miss Helen G. Campbell, Dairy Branch, Dominion Department of Agriculture.............. III. PROBLEMS oF TUBERCULOSIS AND CHILD WELFARE— Miss Edith Hurley, Director School of Public Health Nursing, Department of Hygiene, University of Montreal..... cad Cae RE MAC UMR SANDE OO Dr. E. 8. Harding, Montreal Open Air School, Royal Edward Institute............ Dr. R. E. Wodehouse, Secretary Canadian Tuberculosis Association, Ottawa, Ont.. IV. Prosuems or SocrAL HYGIENE AND CHILD WELFARE— ‘The Need for Social Hygiene VoD Gordem Bates UA eoIeS.). JA, DO SHA AR ‘The Parents’ Responsibility ”’, Mr. A. D. Elafdio,, MASSE SAP) HOMO, ‘ A Social Hygiene Plan for the Provinces ” , Mrs. Haygarth of the Provincial Board of Health of Ontario. Illustrated by moving pictures and posters........... V. PROBLEMS oF MENTAL HYGIENE AND CHILD WELFARE— ‘The Aims of Mental Hygiene ’’, Professor W. E. Blatz, Toronto, Ont............. ‘The Mental Hygiene of the Normal Child’’, Professor E. D. MacPhee, Toronto, Ont. ‘Mental Hygiene and its Bearing on Juvenile Delinquency ”’, Professor I. W. PES ONU Ur ota ae cout vas laos do en à à soie een seen eee oil & Place and Function of the Mental Hygiene Clinic in the Community ”, W. T. B. Mitchell, M.D. Research Division, The Canadian National Committee for Mental Hygiene, MON re Que ER ie sh b> de outre ne Ne le net « 15535—13 85 91 92 94 99 102 107 113 116 121 125 130 134 139 139 142
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