London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972
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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
St Pancras 1909
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]
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Division 3.—Treatment of the Disease and Restoration.
Sub-Division I.—Institutional Treatment.
Section I.—Advanced Cases—Houses of Rest and Infirmary Wards.
,, II.—Pronounced Cases—Special Hospitals and General Hospital
Wards.
„ III.—Incipient Cases —Sanatoria.
Sub-Division II.—Home Treatment.
Section I.—Treatment of Tuberculosis Infirmities.
,, II.—Treatment of Ailing and Susceptible Persons.
Division 4.—Causes of Susceptibility and their Prevention.
Sub-Division I.—Personal (Habits and Customs).
„ II.—Food and Cooking.
,, III.— Clothing and Housing.
„ IV. —Workplaces and Occupations of Adults.
„ Y.—Schoolplaces, Schooling, and Nursing of Children.
Division 5.—Preventive Schemes and Organisations.
Division 6.—Auxiliary Measures (Printed Matter, Illustrations, Lantern
Slides, etc.)
Division 7.—Miscellaneous Items and Special Exhibits.
Lectures.
(Illustrated by Lantern Slides, Diagrams, etc.)
The Toll of Consumption.
How Consumption is caused.
How Consumption is Spread.
How to Fight Consumption.
Influence of Home Conditions on Consumption.
How to Deal with Consumption in the Homes of the Poor.
A Workers' Sanatorium.
Sanatorium Treatment continued at Home.
Tuberculosis in Children.