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STAFF.
As may be seen from the list of staff at the beginning of this
Report, all those still on War Service at the end of 1946 returned to
duty in the Public Health Department during the year. These included
Dr. Doody, the Deputy Medical Officer of Health, who resumed his
work in the Department in March, and Mr. J. Burrows and Mr. S. C.
Nottingham (clerical staff).
Owing to an increased volume of work in connection with Maternity
and Child Welfare, an additional Health Visitor was appointed,
bringing the total establishment up to seven. Likewise, an additional
Sanitary Inspector was appointed in view of the steadily increasing
work connected with the sanitary inspection of the district. The total
establishment of Sanitary Inspectors is now six.
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In presenting this Report I should once more like to express my
deep appreciation to the Chairmen and Members of the Health and
Maternity and Child Welfare Committees for their consideration and
courtesy during the year.
I should also like to place on record my thanks for the cooperation
which I have received from all the members of the staff.
I have the honour to be,
Your obedient Servant,
HAROLD ELLIS,
Medical Officer of Health.
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