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RECENT CRITICISM OF SCHOOL DENTAL NURSES. . Criticism of the School Dental Service by a member of the Canterbury Education Boafd has received fairly wide publicity, and has provoked an pfficial answer from the executive of the New Zealand Dental Association, which has no official control over the service, but is repr'esentative of the dental profession of the Dominion. The association's president, Mr. A. V. Donaldson, states that he and the central executive had read with much 1 surprise the statement hy a member of the Canterbury Education Board that "the school dental nurses were a law unto themselves, and that it was time they were brought under control." "The New Zealand Dental Association is lceenly interested in the work of the school dental service," remarked Mr. Donaldson, "and it is quite satisfied that the discipline is of a very high standard. In the opinion of the executive insinuations that the service is administered in a lax manner are entirely unwarranted, and we feel that it is due to the service, and the . parents whose children are under its ( care, that unjustifiable statements of this nature should not be alloWed to pass unchallenged." °
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 146, 12 February 1932, Page 2
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