Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Special report on an outbreak of Typhoid Fever in the Borough of Bethnal Green in 1924
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the Tuberculosis Officer and other officers and
servants so far as their duties relate to the
Dispensary; (ii) the staffing of the Dispensary
(iii) any special expenditure on drugs,
stationery and other matters requisite for the
Dispensary; (iv) general arrangements for
dispensary service, times of opening, patients'
grievances and other administrative matters.
(c) To appoint and dismiss the Tuberculosis
Officers and all other officers and servants
employed exclusively at the Dispensary. The
appointments to be such and on such terms
as shall have been previously approved by the
Committee. Provided that in the appointment
of a Tuberculosis Officer the Joint
Dispensary Committee shall have due regard
to the opinion and advice of the Honorary
Medical Staff of the Hospital.
The new arrangement should have the effect of
bringing the Council into closer touch with the working
of the Dispensary than has hitherto obtained.