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St Pancras 1953
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]
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The particulars of these visits are as follows:—
Number of Visits
under P.h. (Tub.)
Regulations
Number of Visits
for Dispensary
Purposes
Total Visits
Miss Gilpin
151
1,374
1,525
Miss Webb
157
1,404
1,561
3,086
G. A. Back,
Tuberculosis Officer.
St. Pancras Tuberculosis Care Committee.
List of Members.
1.—Representatives of the Borough Council.
Councillor Mrs. L. Bryant.
Councillor Mrs. K. E. Deacon.
Councillor Miss F. L. M. Freeman.
Councillor Mrs. J. Gregory.
Councillor Miss E. M. Haworth.
Councillor Mrs. G. L. Hume.
Councillor J. H. Gore.
Councillor Dr. N. Malleson.
Councillor A. Morris.
Councillor W. M. Perkins.
2.—Representatives of other bodies interested in the Welfare of Tuberculosis Patients.
Miss Ball, L.C.C. Schools Care Committee.
Dr. Polhill, L.C.C. (School) Divisional M.O.
The Superintendent, Metropolitan District Nursing Association.
The Superintendent, North London Nursing Association.
Dr. C. L. Mason, London Panel Committee.
Councillor A. J. Trott, j.p., Social Welfare.
Almoners of the following Hospitals :—
Royal Free Hospital.
Middlesex Hospital.
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital.
National Temperance Hospital.
Hampstead General Hospital.
University College Hospital.