“…NORMAN LOCK, M.A., M.B., B.Ch.Cantab., F.R.C.S. Orthopaedic Surgeon-in-Charge : NORMAN CAPENER, F.R.C.S. Deputy Surgeon : R. …”

“…1932 1932 1930s 86 pages : illustrations DEVONIAN ASSOCIATION FOR CRIPPLES' AID In presenting this report of work for the welfare of cripples, mention must be made of the loss which the nation and the world have sustained in the lamented death of Sir Robert Jones, the greatest of all orthopaedic surgeons, to whose genius and inspiration schemes like this one owe their existence. …”

“…Capener as Consulting Orthopædic Surgeon to the Devon County Council tends still further to promote that co-operation with the County Authorities which D.A.C.A. so much values. …”

“…Medical and Surgical Stores 96 4 7 1 2.6 Surgical Appliances 416 1 4 5 2.9 Salaries, Surgeons and After-Care Sisters 738 19 3 9 3.7 Travelling Expenses, Surgeons and After-Care Sisters 285 13 3½ 3 7.2 Uniforms 7 12 0 1.2 X-Ray and Violet Ray 176 12 6 2 2.7 Administration 171 11 9½ 2 1.9 Renewals and additional equipment 26 5 8 4 Rent, Clinic Accommodation 19 5 10 2.9 Total £1,938 6 3 £1 4 5.1 Average cost per annum per patient £1 4 5.1 Average cost per attendance per patient } (including items paid for by Authorities) } 5 9.4 Average cost per attendance per patient } (excluding items paid for by Authorities) } 4 0.3 25 292/841.51/2/2…”

“…1932 1932 1930s 86 pages : illustrations The children have derived much benefit from treatment received, and the work of the Surgeon and After-Care Sister is much appreciated. …”

“…We cordially invite inquiries from Surgeons and Hospitals... Please address them to Desoutter Brothers, Limited, 73 Baker Street, London, W.1. ... …”

“…1932 1932 1930s 86 pages : illustrations well, and the weekly lectures given by the Surgeon-in-Charge are of great value. Special Lectures. …”

“…ASSOCIATED CLINICS. Orthopaedic Surgeon-in-Charge - MR. NORMAN CAPENER, F.R.C.S. Chairman, Dist. …”

“…The same may be said of the Surgeons and After-Care Sisters, whose work provides the foundation on which the Clinic edifice is raised. 22 292/841.51/2/2…”

“…THE MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH, EXETER. *THE ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON-IN-CHARGE. THE HON TREASURER. *THE HON. SECRETARY TRAINING AND WELFARE DEPARTMENT. …”

“…., J.P. } Miss TWEEDY } DEVON COUNTY COUNCIL NOMINEES ... 3 CORNWALL COUNTY COUNCIL NOMINEES (not yet nominated) 2 EXETER CITY COUNCIL NOMINEES ... ... 2 BARNSTAPLE EDUCATION AUTHORITIES NOMINEES 1 TIVERTON EDUCATION AUTHORITIES NOMINEES 1 TORQUAY EDUCATION AUTHORITIES NOMINEES 1 Ex-Officio : THE ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON-IN-CHARGE. THE HON. TREASURER. Hon. Chaplains : REV. …”

“…This increase has definitely justified our holding two Surgeon's sessions a month, instead of one as previously. …”

“…John's Ambulance helpers who come from Salcombe on Surgeon's days to assist us in the work. D. ROBERTS, Hon. …”

“…Of these about 35 had made either no attendances or such very irregular ones that they have since been discharged by the Surgeon for non-attendance or non-co-operation in treatment. …”

“…Exeter City Council 189 3 2 Medical 490 13 8 Torquay Education 165 4 11 Surgeon's Travelling Expenses 53 13 4 Cornwall Education 56 17 0 After-Care Sisters 245 17 7 Barnstaple Education 64 11 6 After-Care Sisters' Travelling Expenses 231 19 11½ Tiverton Education 44 6 6 1771 16 11 Miss Culross 2 8 0 (c) From Public Assistance Committees 14 0 11 1024 12 6½ „ UNIFORMS 7 12 0 „ X-RAY 175 8 0 „ VIOLET RAY 1 4 6 „ ADMINISTRATION. …”

“…The average number of attendances per patient has not shown any increase ; there have, however, been a larger number of patients for whom the consultative services of the Orthopaedic Surgeon have been sought, both by private practitioners and by the school medical officers. …”

“…Miss Rees gives valuable clerical help on the Surgeon's Clinics. Our thanks are due to Miss Durham, who has given a parcel of toys which the children delight in while waiting for treatment, and the representatives who help so much in visiting cases and arranging for their attendance at the Clinic. …”

“…The Trustees of Dame Hannah Rogers Hospital were good enough to facilitate the arrangements outlined above by placing the Hospital's beds at the disposal of D.A.C.A. and allowing the Association's Orthopaedic Surgeon, Mr. Capener, to take charge of the patients sent there from his Clinics, while Mr. …”

“…Sessions held— Surgeon's Days 12 26 10 12 12 22 8 6 6 114 Sister's Days 40 22 38 36 40 28 25 21 18 268 Total 52 48 48 48 52 50 33 27 24 382 Re-Admissions 1 4 1 2 — — — — — 8 New Cases 132 145 57 54 43 142 28 10 19 630 Transferred from other Clinics or Hospital 1 4 2 2 3 12 24 61* 88† 197 On Register, 1/1/32 164 197 58 75 71 187 —‡ — — 752 Total Cases (seen), 1932 298 350 118 133 117 341 52 71 107 1587 Unsuitable for Treatment 5 4 2 2 1 1 — 1 — 16 Transferred to Princess Elizabeth Hospital 27 53 7 5 20 35 4 — — 151 Transferred Dame Hannah Rogers Hosp., Ivybridge 3 — — — — 12 4 1 1 21 Transferred Elsewhere 2 4 3 13 4 4 3 — 19 52 Refused Treatment — 3 3 6 2 8 3 — 2 27 Discharged 46 46 13 16 16 66 9 6 17 228 Died — 6 — — — 7 — — — 13 Under Treatment, 31/12/32 236 277 91 93 88 249 43 60 63 1200 Cured 54 28 14 16 12 48 2 10 3 187 Relieved 58 49 10 23 24 58 10 2 43 287 Voluntary Fund Cases on Register 42 46 34 12 19 46 8 14 9 230 Average Attendance per Session 22.3 26.9 13.5 11.5 12 34.2 8.6 9.2 7.8 16.2 Average Attendance per Case 3.9 3.7 5.5 4.2 5.3 5 5.4 3.5 1.8 4.3 Total No. of Attendances 1158 1292 649 553 624 1710 283 247 188 6704 No. on Register, 31/12/32 245 293 97 96 94 262 44 64 69 1264 i.e., Adults or otherwise ineligible for payment by Local Authorities. * Clinic taken over from Devon County, 1/7/32. …”