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

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Southwark 1928

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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Convalescent Homes, and providing clothing for patients going to
Sanatoria.
The Red Cross Society and the United Service Fund have also
given us very great assistance in numerous ways.
During the year the Borough Health Week and Exhibition was
held at the Manor Place Baths and the Dispensary had a stall which
was one of the centres of attraction during the week, where also a great
amount of propaganda work was done by the Nurses, who worked very
hard for its success.
Lectures were also given and Films shown.
The relationship between the London County Council, the Ministry
of Pensions, the private practitioners and the Hospitals has been most
cordial.
I append Tables and Statistics of the work done during the year.
Yours faithfully,
J. T. CROWE,
Tuberculosis Officer.
Staff of the Tuberculosis Dispensary to whose Salary contribution is
made—
Tuberculosis Officer: J. T. Crowe, l.s.a., l.m.s.s.a.
Secretary and Dispenser: F. Nightingale (Certificate of the Society
of Apothecaries, London).
Tuberculosis Nurses: M. E. Bennett (Cert. Royal Sanitary Inst.),
S.R.N.
F. C. Rogers (C.M.B.), S.R.N.
F. K. Jay (C.M.B.), S.R.N.