The health and welfare of the County of Fife 1954-1958
1962
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The report was initially compiled Dr Fyfe the County Medical Officer from 1938 to 1959, he died in June of 1959 and the report was completed by the Deputy County Medical officer G. S. Riddell. The report includes a portrait of Dr Fyfe and a list of all the staff employed by the Health and Welfare department, which includes everyone from Doctors and Nurses to Milk Officers and the Rivers' Inspector. The report includes statistical information about the population with reports on aspects relating to health and welfare of the populace such as housing and sanitation.
Imprint:
Cupar : J & G Innes, Ltd., 1962.
Collation:
233 p., : tables, ; 21 cm
Contents:
Vital StatisticsMaternal and Child Welfare ServicesSchool health ServiceExamination and Certification of Blind PersonsInfectious DiseasesHospital ServiceNursing HomesHomes for the Aged and the DisabledCare of the AgedWelfare Services for the HandicappedPervention of Home AccidentsMilk SupplyIce-CreamMeat InspectionSale of Food and DrugsHousingPrevention of Damage by Pest Act, 1949Rivers PollutionWater Supplies and DrainagePort Health AdministrationFactories Acts 1937 and 1948Excerpts from Reports by County Sanitary InspectorsPublic Health Services in BurghsPublications.
Local class:
F/HEA
Language:
English
Subject:
BRN:
3454405