[Report 1915] / School Medical Officer of Health, Cheshire County Council.

  • Cheshire (England). County Council.
Date:
1915
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Credit: [Report 1915] / School Medical Officer of Health, Cheshire County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    notices of Defect sent to Parents. In 7,973 instance's notices vero sent to parents asking thorn to have some defect or defects remedied. Re-Examinations. These numlxnvd 2,414, viz., 1,186 boys and 1,258 girls. As this is a very important section of the work every endeavour has becui made to maintain its activity. The figures for the previous year were: — Total Children Rc-Eiamiued ... 2733 ) Boys 1358 j Girls 1375 Cost of Medical Inspection. I am obliged to tlio County Accountant for the following statement which refers to the year April 1st, 1915, to March 31st, 1916: — Payments— ^Proportion of Salary of Chief Medical Officer.. E.xpenses of Chief Medical Officer ... ■^Proportion of Salaries of AssisUuit Medical Officers ■’''Expenses of Assistant Medical Officers Salaries of School Nurses Expenses of School Nurses (including uniform and bicycle) District Nurses—Special Fees Printing, Books and Stationery I’ostages and Carriage, A'c. Proportion of Office Staff—Salaries... Weighing Machines Eye-sight Testing Apparatus Professor Dclt^pine, for Bacteriological Examin ations Advertising and Sundries... Proportion of Bent, Bates, Heating, Lighting, Cleaning, &c. £ s. d. 237 10 0 52 16 3 1171 5 10 240 19 1 458 18 9 361 o *-/ 2 174 6 3 142 17 0 35 4 2 269 1 6 14 6 8 29 o 8 0 5 0 7 6 4 31 13 5 :3226 15 1 Beceii’TS— Grant from Board of Education re Medical Inspection of School Children ... ...£lil91 17 7 of these Salaries and expenses is charged to Higher Education Account and has been deducted.