Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Enfield]
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Chief Clerk SYDNEY COULTER, Cert.R.San.I.
2nd Clerk Miss E. W. BOWYER.
Clerk J. HULME.
Clerk Miss V. M. SIMMONS (Resigned 21st August
1937)
Clerk C. W. CHAPMAN.
Clerk Miss D. HILLER.
Clerk Miss A. K. MOTTRAM.
Clerk Miss W. PAYNTER.
Shorthand-Typist Miss N. L. BROWN.
Shorthand-Typist Miss K. M. HALLAM.
Maternity and Child Welfare:
Dr. C. J. THOMSON, M B., M.D. (Part-time Assistant Medical Officer of
Health).
Mr. C. E. JAMES, L.D.S., Eng., R.C.A. (Part-time Dental Surgeon).
Mr. H. MACKAY, L.D.S. (St. Andrew's), (Part-time Dental Surgeon).
*Contributions received from the County Council.
NURSING IN THE HOME.
There are two Associations in Enfield which provide nursing
for the sick poor of the District, viz.:—
The Eastern Enfield District Nursing Association.
The Enfield District Nursing Association.
A Grant of £25 per annum is made to each of these Associations
on condition that—
1. They are prepared to carry out such home nursing as is
required for seeing to the health of expectant or nursing
mothers, and children under the age of five years who are
not being educated in schools recognised by the Board of
Education, on a certificate signed by the Medical Officer of
Health or by one of the Medical Officers of the Health Department
or School Medical Department.
2. The Associations submit their Annual Reports to the Council.
3. The Associations submit such statistics quarterly to the Health
Committee of the Council or the Medical Officer of Health,
as may be required, including the number of children under
five years of age and the number of expectant and nursing