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Paterson was the first chairperson of the Wellington District Children's Health Camp Association and was influential in the running of the Ōtaki Children's Health Camp. She was also involved with the kindergarten movement. She was a member of the New Zealand Women's University Federation and served
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She was dedicated to working for the welfare of children. Her obituary recorded that 'her wise and sympathetic handling of many of the problems of childhood earned her the esteem and affection of many generations of school children and their parents, as well as the confidence of the educational
169:. Paterson was appointed a Medical Inspector of Schools in 1912, initially based in Dunedin but then in Wellington from 1916. She was one of the four women doctors in the School Medical Service: the others were Dr Margaret McCahon in Auckland, 616: 213:, the Director-General, Mental Hospitals Department Dr T. Gray and the Director of Education T. N. Lambourne. Her ashes are buried at her family plot in the 157:, New Zealand, in 1880. She graduated from the University of Otago in 1906, and subsequently travelled to the University of Dublin for further training. 621: 582: 173:
in Christchurch and Dr Emily Irwin in Dunedin. In 1923 Paterson was promoted to Director of the School Hygiene Division of the Department of Health.
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In 1935 Paterson represented New Zealand at a conference associated with the
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She returned to New Zealand and commenced practicing medicine in
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This biography related to medicine in New Zealand is a
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Ada Patterson

Dunedin
Wellington
Health administrator
Doctor
Paediatrics
Dunedin
Picton
Dr Eleanor McLaglan
League of Nations
Wellington
Peter Fraser
Michael Watt
Northern Cemetery


Tennant, Margaret
"Ada Gertrude Paterson"
Dictionary of New Zealand Biography
Ministry for Culture and Heritage





"Dr. Ada Paterson"


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