London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Hillingdon 1972

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hillingdon]

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was much appreciated. However, we still have a long way to go in this field. In conclusion, whilst
all that one hoped to achieve has not been fully realised, the unit is now well established and working
to capacity. Firm contact has been made and health education talks given at two hospitals but with
the reorganisation of the National Health Service drawing near it is hoped to extend the programme
without delay.

STUDY DAY/TRAINING COURSES

Talks Given ByLength of CourseAudiencesTotal No. of Persons
Medical Officers Public Health Inspectors Safety Officers Radiographer Health Education Staff3 daysAirport Clerk/Receptionists16
Medical Officer Physiotherapist Health Education Staff1 dayPre-retirement15
Medical Officers Health Education Staff1 dayTeachers30
Medical Officers Health Education Staff2 daysHealth Visitors28
Chief Nursing Officer Health Education Staff2 daysHealth Visitors20

HEALTH EDUCATION DURING 1972

Talks Given ByNo. of TalksAudienceTotal Persons Reached
Medical Officers24Professional Groups169
22Local Government employees105
6Voluntary Organisations275
Nursing Staff521Mothercraft Classes849
12Fathers' Evenings339
16Professional Groups181
9Voluntary Organisations318
Dental Officers30Mothercraft Classes360
5Voluntary Organisations172
Public Health Inspectors4Professional Groups24
5.Voluntary Organisations72
Health Education Officers18Professional Groups173
3Voluntary Organisations85
3Local Government employees75
1Industrial Group24