Manilla Baby Health Centre Attendance Report
Ab Frank Lee of Commonwealth Bank staff on annual holidays. Manilla Baby Health Centre report shows no new enrollments, 61 babies weighed, 5 tests given. Attendance totals include 54 infants under 1 year, 6 under 2, 2 under 3, with a daily average of 16.5 attendees.
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Frank Lee
Commonwealth Bank
Manilla
Centre Auring
B. Sydney Morris
Centre
Making an Al Nation Work of the Baby Health Centres
The article traces the growth of Baby Health Centres in New South Wales from a 1914 Alexandria start to a state-wide network of 220 centres serving over 852,000 mother visits and 83,000 babies last year. It notes infant deaths halved since 1914 and gastroenteritis largely wiped out, attributing gains to mothercraft education delivered by trained staff and the text Our Babies, available free via centres or the Health Department in Sydney.
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Alexandria
Australia
New South Wales
New ‘South’ Wales
Health Department
Bridge Street
Sydney
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