Health Services in England

ContentsI.—Introductory Preface II.—The Treatment of the Sick General Practitioner Services , Including The District Medical Service District Nursing Service Hospitals and Specialists Voluntary Hospitals Municipal Hospitals Criticism of Hospital Arrangements The Emergency Medical ServiceIII.—The Preservation of Health Environmental Services Water Supplies and Sewage Disposal Housing Occupation and Health Atmospheric Pollution Food and Drugs Legislation The Control of Infectious Diseases The Personal Health Services Maternity and Child Welfare Services School Health Services Industrial Health Services The Control of Tuberculosis The Control of Venereal Disease The Peckham Pioneer Health Center Dental Services Mental Health Services Nutrition Economic and Social Measures For Preserving Health Public Provision for the Aged Unemployment Insurance and Assistance National Health Insurance Workmen's Compensation Health Education International Health OrganizationsIV. —The Achievements of the Health Services Infant Mortality Maternal Mortality Results of Mass Medical Examinations Mortality-Rates and Epidemics Tuberculosis Problem Families General Advances in Medicine V . —The Future Some Criticisms of the Existing Health Services Plans For A National Health Service The Future Training of Doctors The Future of the Dental Services Medical Research The Patient VI.—Postscript National Health Service Act,1946 Index