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West Ham 1923

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for West Ham]

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Circular 369—Syllabus and Regulations of examination which
home teachers of the Blind appointed after 1st April, 1923,
will be required to pass within two years of their appointment.
Circular 371—Re vocational training of ex-service men suffering
from Tuberculosis at Preston Hall and Aylesford
Training Colony.
Circular 373a—Form T88 for Returns of Notifications made
under Public Health (Tuberculosis) Regulations, 1912.
Circular 374—Further information with regard to the Rats
and Mice (Destruction) Act, 1919.
Memorandum 76 V.—Forwarding Form V.R.5 for Returns of
Pathological examinations made at V.U. Laboratories.
Memorandum 78T.—Explaining procedure in filling up Form
T52 relating to vocational training of ex-service men.
Memorandum on taking of Samples under the Milk (Special
Designations) Order, 1922.
Circular 415—Calling attention to the case of Davis v. Morris,
with regard to the practice of an unqualified midwife under
the direction of a medical practitioner.
Report by Dr. J. R. Hutchinson on the incidence of Scarlet
Fever and Diphtheria in Ramsbury, Wilts.
Report by Dr. Hamill on the Pasteurization of Milk.
Circular 422—Calling attention to possible danger from Smallpox
in connection with Training Camps of Territorial
Army and O.T.C.
Circular 424—To Boards of Guardians Forwarding Order,
No. 68631, prescribing a new form of Notice of Requirement
of Vaccination.
Circular 388a—Explaining the Provisions of the Housing Act,
1923.
Circular 425—Drawing the attention of Medical Practitioners
to their statutory duty in regard to the Notification of Cases
of Tuberculosis.
Circular 426—Containing a Memorandum describing the chief
characteristic features of Cancer, the present methods of