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Dagenham 1929

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Dagenham]

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Health Visitors.
*M. A. S. Batty, General trained: Cert. C.M.B., H.V.'s
Certif. Resigned 9/5/1929.
*1. Richardson, General trained: Cert. C.M.B., H.V.'s Cerlil.
*A. L. Hinton, Children's training: H.V.'s Certif. C.M.B.
*M. Smith, General trained: C.M.B., H.V.'s Cert.
*L. Weale, General trained: C.M.B., H.V.'s Cert., M. &
CAV. Cert., Sanitary Inspector's Cert., New H.V.'s
Cert. Began duties 15th May, 1929.
*A. Trueman, Fever trained: General trained: C.M.B.
Began duties 1st June, 1929.
Up to March 31st, 1929. all Health Visitors continued their
work under the arrangement begun in February, 1928, by which
each nurse devoted roughly one-third of her time to school work
under the Essex Education Committee. Since that time, their
duties have been confined to Maternity and Child Welfare work.
Sanitary Inspectors.
*G. T. Carter, Senior Sanitary Inspector.
Certificate of Royal Sanitary Institute;
Meat Inspector's Certificate.
*J. A. Dawson,
Certificate of Royal Sanitary Institute;
Meat Inspector's Certificate.
*L. Butterworth,
Certificate of Royal Sanitary Institute;
Certificate Meat Inspection (Birmingham College),
Clerical Staff.
Two full time clerks in the General Office.
* Two part time clerks dealing with foodstuffs at the Infant
Welfare Centres, remainder of time in General Office.
One full time clerk in Sanitary Inspector's Office.
*Portion of salary contributed under Public Health Acts, or
by Exchequer grants.