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Islington 1966

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

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PUBLISHED PAPERS DURING 1966
Dr. G. C. Young and Mr. R. K. Turner
CNS Stimulant Drugs and Conditioning Treatment of Nocturnal Enuresis: A Long Term
Follow-up Study. Behav. Res & Therapy 1966. Vol.4 pp. 225-228.
Miss L. K. May
Changing Trends in Health Visiting 1966.
Int.Journal of Nursing Studies. Vol.3 pp. 27-33.
Miss G. Flack
Work of the Health Visitor in relation to General Practice .
Int. Journal of Nursing Studies Vol.2 pp. 297-304.
GRANTS TO VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS

During 1966 the Council used its powers under the National Health Service Act, 1946 (Sections 22(5) and 28(3) and (subject to Ministerial consent) the Local Government Act. 1948 (Section 136), to authorise the payment of the following grants to organisations providing or furthering the development of personal health services.

ServiceVoluntary OrganisationGrant (1966/67)
Day NurseryWest London Mission (Hopedene Nursery)3. 100
Maternity & Child WelfareClaremont Central Mission975 *
Crusade of Rescue85
London Diocesan Council for Moral Welfare1.088
North Islington Infant Welfare Centre20. 210 *
Save the Children Fund (St. Luke's Playgroup)770 *
Prevention of Illness,
Care and After Care (Foot Clinics)Islington Old People's Welfare Association1.765
" (General)Central Council for Health Education235
Family Welfare Association5. 829
Family Planning Association (Central London Branch)815
National Association of Voluntary Hostels100
Mental HealthCatholic Fund for Homeless and Destitute Men (St. Martin of Tours House)500
Elfrida Rathbone Committee
(Islington and Camden)1. 325
Islington Society for Mentally Handicapped Children3, 400 *
National Association for Mental Health100
MiscellaneousCatholic Marriage Advisory Council375
London Marriage Guidance Council650

* estimated grant, subject to adjustment
VISITS ARRANGED FOR STUDENTS
The Council continued to play its part in the training of students by arranging
for them to visit various Public Health Department establishments and spend time with
certain grades of field staff as part of their study of the working of a local health
authority. The total number of students accepted was 771 and comprised the following -
Student Nurses 561
Medical Students 28
Miscellaneous 182
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