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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Hammersmith 1926
Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health of the Borough of Hammersmith for the year 1926
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| Tuberculosis Dispensary Staff. | Year of Appointment |
|---|---|
| Mrs. Cameron (Nurse Visitor) | 1924 |
| Miss Murphy (Nurse Visitor) | 1924 |
| ¶Miss Rees (Dispenser and Secretary) | 1918 |
| Disinfecting Staff. | |
| G. F. Nichols | 1898 |
| G. Langley | 1900 |
| Medicinal Baths Staff. | |
| Mrs. Manners | 1924 |
| Mortuary Keeper. | |
| R. W. Carter | 1919 |
†Cert. Royal Sanitary Institute (Inspector).
*Cert. Sanitary Inspectors Examination Board.
‡Board of Education (Health Visitor).
Cert. Central Midwives Board.
§Cert. Royal Sanitary Institute (Meat and other foods).
||Trained Nurse.
"Cert. Royal Sanitary Institute (Health Visitor).
¶Apothecaries' Hall Certificate.
Grants are received by the Council in respect of the Medical
Officer of Health, the Tuberculosis Officer, the Sanitary
Inspectors, the Health Visitors, the Dispensary Nurses, the
Dispenser and Secretary, and Miss Cole.
PROFESSIONAL NURSING IN THE HOME.
General.—The Hammersmith District Nursing Association
provides nurses in all cases for general nursing, upon application
being made to the Nightingale Shore Home, 10, Mall
Road. Patients are expected to make payments to the Nursing
Association in accordance with their means, but no patient
is refused the services of a nurse on account of inability to
pay.