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Islington 1962

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington Borough]

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Conferences and Courses

The following conferences and courses were attended during the year by members of the Public Health Committee and Officers of the Department:-

Conference or CourseDatesAttended By
Symposium of Society of Medical Officer of Health23rd FebruaryMedical Officer of Health
Course for Rodent Operators Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food27/29th March2 Rodent Operators
Congress of the Royal Society of Health9/13th AprilChairman of Public Health Committee, Alderman A.J Rogers, and the Medical Officer of Health
Week-end School, Association of Public Health Inspectors30th March to 1st April2 Public Health Inspectors.
Course in Health Physics, Brunel College of Technology, ActonMondays, 30th April to 4th June2 Public Health Inspectors.
Course re. Clean Air Act, Coal Utilization Council13/15th June1 Public Health Inspector
Conference of Association of Public Health Inspectorsllth/14th SeptemberChairman, Public Health Committee, Alderman A.J. Rogers and the Chief Public Health Inspector
National Home Safety Council Conference4/5th OctoberMedical Officer of Health
One-day Conference -"First Aid in Bronchitis" , Chest & Heart Association17th OctoberMedical Officer of Health
Course in "Changes in the Pattern of Old Age", Morley College, in co-operation with the London Council of Social ServicesMonday afternoons 1st October to 5th November1 Old People's Visitor
Refresher Course in Meat Inspection, Food Commodities Department of the College for the Distributive TradesTuesday afternoons 12th Nov. 1962 to 5th March 19633 Public Health Inspectors
Joint Meeting of three Centres of the Association of Public Health Inspectors, Caxton Hajl, on "Houses in Multiple Occpupation".28th NovemberCouncillor L. Ross Councillor P. Grant

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General
Regular publicity by means of leaflets and posters, changed according to season
and topicality, together with the distribution of 1,000 copies per month of "Better
Health" mainly through the Islington Public Libraries, and the provision of "Family
Doctor" for reading, continued throughout the year.