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Wandsworth 1922

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
105
Public Health Department—continued.
Assistant Inspector under
Sale of Food and Drugs
Acts C. W. Idle, Cert. S.I.E. Board.
Female Sanitary Inspectors Miss J. E. Barritt, Cert. S.I.E.
and Health Visitors (part- Board and R.S.I.
time). Miss K. L. Long, Cert. S.I.E.
Board.
Health Visitors Miss E. Henderson, C.M.B.,
H.V., Trained Nurse.
Miss M. E. Maple, S.I.E. Board,
H.V.
Miss R. M. Watling, C.M.B.,
H.V., Trained Nurse.
Miss E. K. Woods, C.M.B., H.V.,
Cert. R.S.I.
Clerical Staff 7 Clerks and 1 Office Boy.
Tuberculosis Department—
Tuberculosis Officer See Assistant Medical Officer of
Health.
Assistant Do A. W. Forrest, M.A., M.D.,
D.P.H.
Tuberculosis Visitors Miss D. S. Collins, S.I.E. Board,
H.V.
Miss E. E. Merron.
Miss D. Moores.
Clerical Staff One Clerk and Dispenser and
One Clerk.
Maternity Home—
Matron Miss E. Waring, C.M.B.
Two Sisters.
One Staff Nurse.
Six Midwifery Probationary
Nurses.
One Gardener Attendant.
Disinfecting Station One Engineer and 10 Disinfec-
tors.
Mortuaries One whole-time, and two part-
time, Mortuary Keepers.