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Less lice in Bolton.
Health Visit. 1994 Sep; 67(9):310-1.HV

Abstract

Public concern when routine head inspections by school nurses were discontinued in Bolton's schools prompted the launch of a 'Less lice' campaign. Janet Dare and Kathleen Bailey describe how the campaign aims to reduce incidence of infection by making the public and professionals aware that head lice can affect anyone and are not primarily a schools problem.

Authors

Dare J
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Bailey K
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MeSH

ChildHealth EducationHumansIncidenceLice InfestationsScalp DermatosesSchool Nursing

Pub Type(s)

Journal Article

Language

eng

PubMed ID

7960848

Citation

Dare, J, and K Bailey. "Less Lice in Bolton." Health Visitor, vol. 67, no. 9, 1994, pp. 310-1.
Dare J, Bailey K. Less lice in Bolton. Health Visit. 1994;67(9):310-1.
Dare, J., & Bailey, K. (1994). Less lice in Bolton. Health Visitor, 67(9), 310-1.
Dare J, Bailey K. Less Lice in Bolton. Health Visit. 1994;67(9):310-1. PubMed PMID: 7960848.
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