Student Health Plan
Sir.—ls the chairman or the j Student Health Committee (the Very Rev. Martin Sullivan, I aware that the Canterbury branch of the British Medical AssociaI tion threatened to close down the present student health clinic , If the officer in charge gave ■ advice or treatment to any student ’ residing permanently in Chnst- , church? I was given this in1 formation by Dr. Lough on or I about August 3 this year. t checked with a doctor of medicine on the staff of the university and found that it was true that j Dr. Lough was permitted bv the B.M.A. only to give advice (not I treatment) to students normally residing outside Christchurch. I i was compelled to go to Dunedin for treatment for a staphylococcal I ear infection.—Yours, etc., STUDENT. I October 30, 1957.
| (“I suggest that ‘Student’ bring 1 this matter to the attention of | the authorities at the University of Canterbury.” The Very Rev. i Martin Sullivan, commented when • this letter was referred to him.]
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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28425, 4 November 1957, Page 3
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