Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]
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Chief Health Visitor:
Miss J. M. Cardozo, R.R.C.*¶††
Health Visitors:
Miss E. A. Foskett.*¶ Mrs. M. J. Edgell.§¶ Miss M. Mallett.*
Mrs. E. K. Haythobnthwaite.*¶ (c) Miss g. I. Hill*¶
(c) Miss B. E. Letts*¶ (c) Miss M. H. Stttcliepe*¶†
(c) Miss E. A. H. Williams.*¶
Miss A. Eaton*† Sister-in-Charge Artificial Light Treatment.
Clerk:
Miss K. D. Evans.
Observation Wards.
Wellington Road, Bow, E.3.
(Opened 11th November, 1927.)
Consulting Physician: H. St. H. Vertue, M.A., M.D., Ch.B. (Oxford.)
Emergency Medical Officer: D. G. Macrae, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.)
Matron-in-Charge: Miss A. C. Andrews.*¶
Sister: Miss J. Boone.
Two Staff Nurses, three Probationers, one Cook, one Maid and a Porter.
Free Milk Scheme.
Clerks:
Miss I. Collen. Miss K. Phelan. Miss C. Rudd.
Investigation and Enquiry Officer (part-time):
C. A. Webster.
*O.M.B. †Cert. S.I.E.B. § Cert. Mid. Colonial Medical Association.
¶Three Years' General Nursing Certificate.
††Fully Trained at Children's Hospital.
(c) New H.V. Certificate.