London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Tower Hamlets 1967

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tower Hamlets, London Borough]

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Staff Changes (Continued)ResignationsAppointments
Dental Officers33
Dental Surgery Assistants79
Family Caseworkers21
Health Visitors1213
Health Visitor Students68
Medical Officers1-
Medical Officers (Sessional)12
Medical Officers, Visiting1-
Old People's Visitors3-
Principal Nursing Officer11
Public Health Inspectors43
Puplic Public Health Inspectors31
Rodent Investigator1-
Senior Medical Officer-1
Senior Occupational Therapist1-
School Nurses117
School Nurse (Residential)11
School Nursing Sisters1-
Social Worker (Health Services)24
Social Worker (Mental Health)12
Storekeeper11
Superintendent, Cleansing Services-1
Supervisor, Training Centre1-
Technical Assistants35
Trainee Teachers (Mental Health)-2
Tuberculosis Visitors2-
TOTAL 140138

TRAINING, etc. FOR STUDENTS
As part of their training and studies, students such as student nurses, medical students
and others need to make visits of observation to local health authority establishments and to
spend time with certain field staff. Such students accepted during the year numbered 483 ,
comprising:-
151 Medical students,
234 Student nurses,
2 Child care officer students
21 Social studies students
18 Social worker students
3 Diploma course students
12 Student health visitors
33 Post graduate students
9 Other students
London and St. Bartholomew's Hospitals.
London, Queen Elizabeth, Bethnal Green,
Mile End, St. Andrews and London Jewish
Hospitals.
North West Polytechnic.
London School of Economics.
Barking Regional College of Technology.
National Association for Mental Health.
North West Polytechnic.
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
Various organisations.
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