INDEX

Abbott, J., [2]
Abbott, S. W., [2]
Alcoholic drinks, [123], [149], [187]
Anaesthetics, [77]
Ante-natal work, [261]
Bacteriological diagnosis, [85]
Banks, N. P., [2]
Biggs, H., [77]
Bowditch, [2]
Budd, Wm., [15]
Burns, John, [44]
Burton, R., [71]
Care Committees, [237]
Causation, [147]
Causation, specific, [20]
Cerebro-spinal fever, [23], [76], [126]
Chadwick, [2], [3], [11], [12], [25], [52], [54]
Chalmers, [70]
Chapman, [221], [237]
Character and health, [173]
Childbearing, care of, [137], [254]
Child mortality, causes of, [248]
Child welfare work, [240]
Cholera, [12]
Colonies for consumptives, [235]
Consumption, see Tuberculosis.
Contacts in tuberculosis, [212]
Creches, [263]
Decadence, [121]
Democracy and public health, [47]
Dental assistance, [262]
Destitution (see also Poor Law), [31], [65], [87]
Deterrence, principle of, [29]
Diarrhœal diseases, [20], [241]
Dirt and disease, [11]
Dispensaries for tuberculosis, [216]
” general, [218]
Domiciliary treatment, [35]
Education authorities and public health, [56], [58], [86]
Educational propaganda, [130], [168]
” work of sanatoria, [233]
Enteric fever, see Typhoid.
Epidemiology, present limitations of, [22], [81]
Eugenics and public health, [44]
Expectation of life, [20], [74], [192]
Factory hygiene and legislation, [8], [26]
Farr, Wm., [2], [25]
Fulton, J. S., [24]
Gerhard, [15]
Goodnow, [60], [63]
Grants in aid, [56], [135], [265]
Historical development of public health, [42]
Holmes, O. Wendell, [16]
Hospitals, see Institutional treatment.
” as housing auxiliaries, [38], [77], [79], [98]
” and private practice, [146]
Housing, [38], [79]
” and tuberculosis, [203]
Huddersfield, [246]
Ideals of public work, [4]
Ignorance and sickness, [168]
Immunity to tuberculosis, [196]
Industrial colonies, [235]
Industry and public health, [50], [161]
Infant consultations, [243]
Infant mortality, [144], [250]
Infant mortality and poverty, [153], [185]
Infants, care of, [30]
Influenza, [23], [76], [127]
Inspectors of factories, [51]
Institutional treatment, [37], [79], [98]
Insurance and public health, [33], [59], [66], [88], [92], [95], [103]
Intemperance, [149]
Jefferson, President, [6]
Jenner, Wm., [15]
Kay, [2], [11]
Koch, Robert, [192]
” and segregation in tuberculosis, [201]
Laissez faire policy, [6]
Lay workers, utilisation of, [3]
Loans for public health work, [14]
Local Government Board, [53], [58], [77]
Lowe, Robert, [28]
Mackenzie, L., [57]
Maclean, D., [31]
Malaria, [147]
Malthus, [6], [162]
Malthusian hypothesis, [164]
Massachusetts, [2], [4]
Maternity benefit, [34], [95], [111], [134]
Measles, [20], [126]
Measurement of results in life saving, [19]
Medical benefit, [34], [106], [110]
Medical practice and public health, [27], [83]
Medical officers of health, [63]
Midwives Act, [255]
Midwifery nursing, [260]
Milk depots, [243]
Mill, James, [6]
Ministry of Health, [49]
Mother and child, [132], [180]
Murchison, Chas., [15], [17]
National Health Insurance Act, [33], [59], [88], [104]
National medical service, [32], [36]
New England, [1]
Notification of tuberculosis, [206]
” of births, [245]
Nursing, training of, [122]
” public health work of, [126]
Oastler, [177]
Overcrowding, [7], [199]
Over-population, [166]
Owen, [177]
Panel doctors, [215]
Pasteur, [21]
Percival, [177]
Pettenkofer, Von, [13]
Philanthropy and public health, [9], [37]
Physical defects, [81]
Pneumonia, [76]
Poliomyelitis, [23], [76]
Political pull, [102], [175]
Poor law and public health, [27], [29], [31], [46], [49]
Population problem, [163]
Poverty, causes of, [31], [182]
” control of, [46], [114]
” tests, [139]
” and sickness, [148], [162], [167], [184], [189]
Preventive medicine, [99]
Progress of public health, [1]
Public health nurses, [128], [154]
Racial immunity, [196]
Red Cross workers, [127], [132], [143]
Registrar-General’s returns, [18], [25]
Relief v. prevention, [109], [190]
Relief v. prevention, [48]
Research, [24], [35]
Resistance v. infection, [195]
Respiratory diseases, [23], [125]
Rumsey, [54]
Rural conditions, [161]
Sanatorium benefit, [34], [94], [111], [129], [214], [222]
Sanatorium treatment, [228]
Sanitation and infant mortality, [242]
Scarlet fever, [20]
Schools for mothers, [244]
School medical inspection, [30], [57], [252]
Scope of public health work, [44]
Sedgwick, [16]
Segregation of feeble-minded, [44]
” in tuberculosis, [200]
Sex teaching, [151]
Shaftesbury, [177]
Shattuck, L., [2], [3]
Shop hygiene, [9]
Sickness and pauperism, [67], [68]
Sickness insurance, [10], [32], [65], [67], [87], [116]
Sickness registration, [26]
Simon, Jno., [2], [4], [5], [9], [12], [13], [22], [25], [28], [55]
Smallpox, [21]
Smith, Adam, [6]
Smith, Southwood, [2], [9], [11], [12]
Smith, Theobald, [2]
Snow, Jno., [13]
Socialization of medicine, [82], [102], [115]
State treatment of disease, [112], [137]
Statistical studies, influence of, [252]
Still-births, [137]
Syphilis, [137]
Sykes, J. F. J., [244]
Town living, influence on health, [43]
Tuberculosis, [20], [23], [34], [76], [78], [129], [192]
Tuberculosis and hospital treatment, [198]
” and overcrowding, [199]
” and housing, [203]
” notification of, [206]
Typhoid fever, [15]
Typhus fever, [17], [20]
Unqualified practice, [31]
Urbanization, [7], [159]
Venereal diseases, [30], [85], [131], [150]
Victoria, Queen, [10]
Vital statistics, importance of, [24]
Voluntary agencies, [141]
Walcott, [2]
War, [81], [120], [158], [179]
Water supplies and health, [16]
Wells, [159]
Whooping cough, [20]
Women, work of, [122]
” position of, [184]