child health clinics

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• child health clinic — (in Britain) a special clinic for the routine care of infants and preschool children, formerly known as a child welfare centre. Sometimes these clinics are staffed by doctors, health visitor, and clinic nurses employed by community trusts; the… …   Medical dictionary

• child health clinic — (in Britain) a special clinic for the routine care of infants and preschool children, formerly known as a child welfare centre. Sometimes these clinics are staffed by doctors, health visitors, and clinic nurses; the children attending them are… …   The new mediacal dictionary

• health centre — (in Britain) a building, owned or leased by a primary care trust or health authority, that houses personnel and/or services from one or more sections of the National Health Service (e.g. general practitioners, district nurses, dentists, child… …   The new mediacal dictionary

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