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(b) Dealing in consultation with the Sanitary Authority with in- fectious diseases and other matters of common interest.
The School Medical Officer is also the Medical Officer of Health, and there is every co-operation between the two services, e. G. , during 1918 no less than 407 cases of suspected infectious disease were notified by the Education Office to the Public Health Department, who in turn notify cases and give instructions for the exclusion of patients, contacts, etc. , from School.
...(c) Medical investigation as to sub-normal (dull or backward) children, or abnormal (stammering, short-sighted, etc. ), child- ren. This has already been fully discussed on page 27 of this Report.
47 (d) Ascertaining what children (whether in attendance at School or not) are blind, deaf, physically defective or epileptic for the purpose of the Special Acts.
Such cases are found by the School Attendance Officers in their house-to-house visitation for census purposes, and each is made the subject of a special report by the School Medical Officer and con- sidered by the Medical Inspection Committee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(b) Dealing in consultation with the Sanitary Authority with in- fectious diseases and other matters of common interest.
The School Medical Officer is also the Medical Officer of Health, and there is every co-operation between the two services, e. G. , during 1918 no less than 407 cases of suspected infectious disease were notified by the Education Office to the Public Health Department, who in turn notify cases and give instructions for the exclusion of patients, contacts, etc. , from School.
...(c) Medical investigation as to sub-normal (dull or backward) children, or abnormal (stammering, short-sighted, etc. ), child- ren. This has already been fully discussed on page 27 of this Report.
47 (d) Ascertaining what children (whether in attendance at School or not) are blind, deaf, physically defective or epileptic for the purpose of the Special Acts.
Such cases are found by the School Attendance Officers in their house-to-house visitation for census purposes, and each is made the subject of a special report by the School Medical Officer and con- sidered by the Medical Inspection Committee.
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