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Achievements of Liberal Reforms: Young People
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* The views of the British Medical Association on medical inspection and treatment of children in London 1911
(PRO ref: ED 24/282) 		*
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* PRO ref: ED 24/282; views of the British Medical Association, 1911 *
How to use this source to help you answer the big question   *
You need to study the source carefully before you decide whether it supports or contradicts any of the reasons in the Big Question.
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* What is wrong with medical inspections in London? *
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* Do you find this accusation convincing? *
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* What is wrong with treatment? *
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* Is this accusation well supported? *
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* What does the BMA see as the solution? *
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* The Liberals introduced school clinics in 1912. Does this prove they listened to the experts? *
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