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 Bromley]
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Outdoor Staff:
Disinfector and Drain Tester J. W. Seager.
Market Superintendent F. J. Ephgrave (part-time).
Home Helps (four).
Domestic Helps (two).
Rodent Operatives (three).
The letters denote:—
a Certificate of the Royal Sanitary Institute and Sanitary Inspectors
Joint Examination Board.
b Royal Sanitary Institute Certificate for Meat and Other Foods,
c Royal Sanitary Institute Smoke Certificate.
d Certificate of Examination Board of the Sanitary Inspectors'
Association.
e Diploma of Institute of Hygiene (London).
j General Trained (S.R.N.).
g State Certificate Midwife.
h Royal Sanitary Institute Health Visitors' Certificate.
i Royal Sanitary Institute in Sanitary Science as applied to Building
and Public Works.
j County Officers.
k Unestablished or Temoorarv Staff.
WAR-TIME NURSERIES
at 31st December, 1946.
Elmfield Nursery.
Matron 4 Miss K. Minchin.
Deputy Matron 3 Miss E. Scaggs.
Nursery Nurse 5 Miss L. Grugeon.
Warden 3. Miss Jeffcoat.
Student Nurses (four), Cook (one) and Cleaners (two).
Draycott Nursery.
Matron 21 Miss M. E. Davey.
Deputy Matron 21 Miss M. E. Thompson.
Nursery Nurses 21 Mrs. E. M. Benge.
3 Miss N. Boughen.
3 Miss J. Nicholls.
Nursery Assistants (four), Student Nurses (five), Cook (one) and
Cleaners (five).
Numbers denote:—
1 State Registered Nurse. 4 Registered Sick Childrens
2 State Certified Midwife. Nurse.
3 Nat. Soc. of Children's Nurseries 5 College Trained Nurse.
Diploma.