New Britain herald., 1922-10-06
HUNDREDS OF GASES TREATED BY NURSES
Report Shows Activity Of Local
 Health Aid Organization

The visiting Nurse association me Thursday morning, October 5, at thu home of the president. Mrs. Harry N Bates. A review of the summer. work was given and plans were made for the coming winter. The associa tion has been doing a splendid work through the hot months.
 The Broad street station has beer such Q help to mothers and babies ir that section of the city that it was voted to continue with it for another year, Miss Bakers reports for the summer were as follows:
 The total number of cases for June 1712.
 Nursing visits, TAP; instructive vis- its, 470; unclassitied visits, ITO. Total 1882.
 Dressings done at home, 21o; dress ings done at the office, 4; maternity cases. IS; well baby conferences, 2; babies at the conference, 12s; child conferences, 5; children at the con- ference, 217.
 Doctors in attendance during the month of June: Drs. Avitable, Bod ley, Bray, Bush, Cooley, Dalton. Dray, Dunn. Faulkner. G. Flanagan, w. Flanagan, Fox, Fromen, Greenstein, Hart, Jaffe. Kelly, Kinsella, Klein, Kupelian, Mann. Marsh, Martin. Nor risey, Meuradian, O'Connell. Potts, Purney, Savard, Tokarcyzk.
 Out of town doctors in attendance: Drs. Rowley, Wilson and F. T. Smith of Hartford,
 Report for the Month of July.
 Total cases carried. 1881; nursing visits. 79s instructive visits, 217; un- classified, 163 total, 1.17S.
 Dressings done at home, PA; dress ings done at the office, 3s; maternity cases, 25. well baby conferences, C; babies at the conference, l27; child conferences, 1 children at the con- ference, 25.
 Doctors in attendance during the months of July: DTS. Avitable, Bod ley. Bray, Bunnell, Bush. Dray, Dunn, G. Flanagan. W. Flanagan. Fox, Fro men. Hart, Jaffe, Kelly, Kinsella Klein, Koraitis, Lyons. Mann, Marsh, Martin. Morrisey, Mouradran, O'Con- nell, Potts, Purney, Savard, Tokarcyzk and Volkenheim
 Out of town doctors in attendance: pr. Porter and pr. Wilson of Hart ford.
 Doctors at deliveries: Dr. Bray. Dr. G. Flanagan, Dr. w. Flanagan, Dr. OConnell and Dr. Tokarcyzk.
 Report for the Month of August.
 Total number of cases, 1,706; nurs- ing visits, 734; instructive visits, 179; unclassified visits, 1l7; total, 1,oSo.
 Dressings done at home. 245; dress ings done at the office, 5; maternity cases, l6; well baby conferences, 10; babies at the conference, 220; child conferences, 2; children at the con- ference, 2S.
 Doctors in attendance during the month of August: Drs. Avitable, Bray, Bush, Cooley, Dalton, Dray, Dunn, Faulkner, G. Flanagan, w. Flanagan, Fox, Fromen, Hart Jaffe, Kelly, Kinsella, Klein, Koraitis, Lee, Mann, Marsh, Martin, Mouradian, O'Connell Potts. Purney. Savard, Tokarcyzk, Volkenheim, Waskowitz, zwick, and Dr. Dwyer of Hartford. Report for the Month of September.
 Total number of cases, 1,701: nufs- ing visits, S37 instructive visits, l27; unclassified visits, 121; total, 1,0S5.
 Dressings done at home, 29s; offlce dressings, IS; maternity cases, 2l; well baby conferences, &; babies at the conference, 14S; child confer ences, 4; children at the confer ence, 39.
 Doctors In attendance during the month of September; Drs Avitable, Bodley, Bray, Bunnel, Bush, Dalton,