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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
Fulham 1934
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham Borough]
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Tuberculosis Dispensary Staff:
Nurses:
4 *Miss E. E. Walker.
4 5 6 *Miss E. C. Carmichael.
4 5 6 *Miss E.M. Pretty.
*Miss M. C. Robinson, Bacteriological Assistant and Dispenser.
*Miss M. E. Sargent, Clerk and Secretary of the Care Committee.
*Miss W. Wright, Clerk (part-time).
*Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Caretakers.
Maternity Home :
Matron: 4 6 *Miss M. Bustard.
Assistant Matron: 4 6 *Miss M. Denman.
Disinfecting Station :
Superintendent: A. V. Williams.
Disinfectors: E. J. Eyles, W. Leaton, G. Passenger (Retired 24th January, 1934).
T. G. Martin (Appointed 21st March, 1934).
Van Driver: S. Webb.
Mortuary Keeper: S. Churchill.
Rat Officer: J. Gigner.
Housekeeper at Greyhound Road Infant Welfare Centre:
*Mrs. B. Gregory.
* The Council receives Exchequer grants towards the salaries of these Officers
1 Certified Sanitary Inspector.
2 Food Inspector's Certificate.
3 Registered Plumber.
4 Trained Nurse.
5 Health Visitor’s Certificate.
6 Certificate of Central Midwives Board.
7 Fever Trained.
8 Queen's Nurse.
9 Member of Royal Sanitary Institute.