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MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE.
* Mrs. G. F. Fleetwood-Outram, M.B., Ch.B., (Glas.) (part-time), in
charge of the Ante-Natal Clinic and Child Welfare Centres.
* W. H. Willis, L.D.S., R.C.S., B.Sc., Dentist (part-time).
+*aeMiss A. Bintcliffe, C.M.B., Superintendent.
*a Miss A. Naylor, C.M.B., Health Visitor.
* Mrs. C. Boothby, C.M.B. ,, „
*e Miss J. Anderson, C.M.B. „ „ (from May 1st).
* Miss Warburton, Clerk.
* Moiety paid under Public Health Act, or by Exchequer Grants
a Certificated Sanitary Inspector.
b Certificate of Meat and Food Inspector.
e Maternity and Child Welfare Certificate,
† Certificate as prescribed by the Board of Education.
To the Chairman and Members of the
Edmonton District Council.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I beg to present you my Report for the year 1925 on the sanitary
conditions of the District of Edmonton and its vital statistics.
This report is directed by the Ministry of Health in their Circular 648,
dated December 10th, 1925, to be treated as a survey report, and for this
purpose should include:—
(1) The measure of progress made in the area during the preceding
five years in the improvement of the public health ;
(2) The extent and character of the changes made during that period
in the public health services of the area (e.g., housing, water-supply,
sewerage, scavenging, food inspection or other circumstances affecting the
environment; maternity and child welfare schemes, provision of isolation
hospitals or other services directed to the prevention or cure of disease in
individuals).
(3) Any further action of importance in the organisation or development
of public health services contemplated by the Local Authority or
considered desirable by the Medical Officer of Health.
The above will be dealt with under the various subjects.