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[February, 1920
TUBERCLE
Charlotte R. Brown, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., whose appo~ntment as Tuberculosis Officer in ERsex we announced last November, is also the Medical Superintendent of High Beech Sanatorium and Chingford Sanatorium. The appointment is a whole· time one with a salary ()f £500 and travelling expenses. T. W. Ruttledge, M.B., RCh., D.P.H., bas been appointed '£uberculosis Officer for the -district of Pontefract, Yorks, \V.R. He was formerly Tuberculosis Officer for Sheffield. 'l'he appointment was from"January 1.. W. John Fordham, ltR.C.S., L.RC.P., after Hi years of general practice has become Assistant Tuberculosis Officerfor Sheffield and R.M.O. to the City Hospital in Winter Street, .at a salary of £350 with board and residence. 'l'he appointment took effect on December 8. Elfrida H. B. Coghill, L.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Edin. and GIas.), formerly Assistant !?chool M. 0., Salop, assumed on January 11 her ap· pointment as Assistant ltO.H. for Easthourne at a salary of £450, rising to £550. Gordon Thomas Calthrop, M.A., M.B., B.Ch.(Cantab.), M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., has been appointed Tuberculosis Officer to the Borough ()f St. Pancras, and began his duties there with the New·Year. He was R.M.O. at the City of J.Jondon Chest Hospital, and since June of last. year has been Assistant M.O. at the Downs Sanatorium. His -present ap. pointment carries a. salary of £500, rising to to :£600 in two years. • Thompson Campbell, M.D., C.M., has become Medical Superintendent of Middleton Sanatorium, near llkley, at a salary (indoor) of £650. The post is under the West Riding County' Council, which he has been serving already as Chief Clinical Tuberculosis Officer. The new ~ppointment took effect on January 14. H. M. Fleming, B.A., L.M., M.D., D.P.H., formerly Assistant School M.O. to the S"Uord Education Committee, has been appointed Assistant Tuberculosis Officer to the Borough Council. Colin James Galbraith, M.RC.S., L.R.C.P., M.D.; B.B.Lond.;' D.P.H., formerly Tuberculosis Officer and Assistant M.O.H., to Hamp. shire County Council has, since November 18, been Tuberculosis Officer to North Devon, at 8; salary of £650, rising to £800 per annum. w.ith £250 for travelling ~xpenses. Peter Lowe, M.A., B.Sc., M.B., Ch.B., D. P.li., formerly School Medical Officer to the Hereford County Council, has been appointed Tuberculosis Officer and Deputy M.O.H. to the same County Council. ' His sala.ryamounts to £500, not including travelling expenses. Ernest J. C. Graves, M.D., B. S. ,'at' present acting as Assistant M.O. at Middleton Sana.. torium, 'was recently appoiuted Assistant Dispensary and Sanatorium M.O. to the West Riding County Council. He was formerly Tuberculosis Officer and Assistant M.O.H. at Oldham.. The present appointment carries a salary of £500.
DIARY. FEBRUARY,
1920.
Royallnatltute of Publlo Health, 37, RU88ell Square, London, w.e.t. Lectures arranged for Tuberculosis OlJicen. General Prsctitiouers, and others will 00 held in the Lecture Room. of the Royal Institute at ti p.m., as under. February 5-CLrlolATE IN TUBERCULOSIS. By E. C. Morland, M.B., B. SC.,lL D.Berne. February 12-1'HE WORK Oll' A TUBERCULOSIS DEPARTMENT. By Donald P. Sutherla.nd, M.B., B.S. February 19-THE PROBLEM OF IMMUNITY 13 TUBERCULOSIS. By S. Roodhouse Gloyne, M.D., D.r.H. February 26-S0ME PATHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF TUBERCULOSIS. By W. E. D. Carnegie Dickson, M.D., B.Sc., F.R.C.P. Fee fer the course of 10 Lectures: Two guineas. Fellows and Members free. The Brompton Hoapital. A Course of Lectures on Tuberculosis for Trained Nurses, Health Visitors and Social Workers, on Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 p.m. February 17-THE HISTORY OF TUBERCULOSIS By L. S. T. Burrell, M.A., l\I.D., M.R.c.r: February 20-THE CAUSE OF TUBERCULOSIS By A. C. Inman, l\LA., lLB. . February 24-TuBERCULOSIS AS AN INFECTIOUS DISEASE. By A. C. Inman, M.A., M.D. Fehruary 27-ITs DISTRIBUTION- AND INCIDENCE. By L. S. T. Burrell, U.A., M.D., M.R.C.p. ~ee for. the course of 17 Lectures: One gumea. i slOgle lectures, 2s. For the complete course with demonstrations: Two guineas Full particulars can be had from the Ma.tron••
BOOKS, JOURNALS AND REPORTS. The following have been received : Books: .. Home Treatment and Rules of Livinjt." by H. Warren Crowe. Bristol: John Wright and Sons. .. Open Air at Home. Sanatorium Treat ment Continued," by Stanley H." Bate.., Bristol: John Wright and S:Jils. Journals: Anulrwan Journal ofPublic Health. Archives of Internal Medicine. Bristol MedkoChirurgical Journal, Kekkaku-Zassi (the Japa. nese journal of Tuherculosis),' The PrescribnStudies_ in Mental Ineffl.Ciency, vol. i, No.1. • Reports: Report on Tuberculosis, 1915. M.O.H. Birmingham; 11 O.H. Nottingha.m 1918 j M.O.n: Metropolitan Borough of Pa.ncras, 1918; Tuberculosis M.O. to the City and County of Newcastle.upon.Tyne, 1918.
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[February, 1920
TUBERCLE
Charlotte R. Brown, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., whose appo~ntment as Tuberculosis Officer in ERsex we announced last November, is also the Medical Superintendent of High Beech Sanatorium and Chingford Sanatorium. The appointment is a whole· time one with a salary ()f £500 and travelling expenses. T. W. Ruttledge, M.B., RCh., D.P.H., bas been appointed '£uberculosis Officer for the -district of Pontefract, Yorks, \V.R. He was formerly Tuberculosis Officer for Sheffield. 'l'he appointment was from"January 1.. W. John Fordham, ltR.C.S., L.RC.P., after Hi years of general practice has become Assistant Tuberculosis Officerfor Sheffield and R.M.O. to the City Hospital in Winter Street, .at a salary of £350 with board and residence. 'l'he appointment took effect on December 8. Elfrida H. B. Coghill, L.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Edin. and GIas.), formerly Assistant !?chool M. 0., Salop, assumed on January 11 her ap· pointment as Assistant ltO.H. for Easthourne at a salary of £450, rising to £550. Gordon Thomas Calthrop, M.A., M.B., B.Ch.(Cantab.), M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., has been appointed Tuberculosis Officer to the Borough ()f St. Pancras, and began his duties there with the New·Year. He was R.M.O. at the City of J.Jondon Chest Hospital, and since June of last. year has been Assistant M.O. at the Downs Sanatorium. His -present ap. pointment carries a. salary of £500, rising to to :£600 in two years. • Thompson Campbell, M.D., C.M., has become Medical Superintendent of Middleton Sanatorium, near llkley, at a salary (indoor) of £650. The post is under the West Riding County' Council, which he has been serving already as Chief Clinical Tuberculosis Officer. The new ~ppointment took effect on January 14. H. M. Fleming, B.A., L.M., M.D., D.P.H., formerly Assistant School M.O. to the S"Uord Education Committee, has been appointed Assistant Tuberculosis Officer to the Borough Council. Colin James Galbraith, M.RC.S., L.R.C.P., M.D.; B.B.Lond.;' D.P.H., formerly Tuberculosis Officer and Assistant M.O.H., to Hamp. shire County Council has, since November 18, been Tuberculosis Officer to North Devon, at 8; salary of £650, rising to £800 per annum. w.ith £250 for travelling ~xpenses. Peter Lowe, M.A., B.Sc., M.B., Ch.B., D. P.li., formerly School Medical Officer to the Hereford County Council, has been appointed Tuberculosis Officer and Deputy M.O.H. to the same County Council. ' His sala.ryamounts to £500, not including travelling expenses. Ernest J. C. Graves, M.D., B. S. ,'at' present acting as Assistant M.O. at Middleton Sana.. torium, 'was recently appoiuted Assistant Dispensary and Sanatorium M.O. to the West Riding County Council. He was formerly Tuberculosis Officer and Assistant M.O.H. at Oldham.. The present appointment carries a salary of £500.
DIARY. FEBRUARY,
1920.
Royallnatltute of Publlo Health, 37, RU88ell Square, London, w.e.t. Lectures arranged for Tuberculosis OlJicen. General Prsctitiouers, and others will 00 held in the Lecture Room. of the Royal Institute at ti p.m., as under. February 5-CLrlolATE IN TUBERCULOSIS. By E. C. Morland, M.B., B. SC.,lL D.Berne. February 12-1'HE WORK Oll' A TUBERCULOSIS DEPARTMENT. By Donald P. Sutherla.nd, M.B., B.S. February 19-THE PROBLEM OF IMMUNITY 13 TUBERCULOSIS. By S. Roodhouse Gloyne, M.D., D.r.H. February 26-S0ME PATHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF TUBERCULOSIS. By W. E. D. Carnegie Dickson, M.D., B.Sc., F.R.C.P. Fee fer the course of 10 Lectures: Two guineas. Fellows and Members free. The Brompton Hoapital. A Course of Lectures on Tuberculosis for Trained Nurses, Health Visitors and Social Workers, on Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 p.m. February 17-THE HISTORY OF TUBERCULOSIS By L. S. T. Burrell, M.A., l\I.D., M.R.c.r: February 20-THE CAUSE OF TUBERCULOSIS By A. C. Inman, l\LA., lLB. . February 24-TuBERCULOSIS AS AN INFECTIOUS DISEASE. By A. C. Inman, M.A., M.D. Fehruary 27-ITs DISTRIBUTION- AND INCIDENCE. By L. S. T. Burrell, U.A., M.D., M.R.C.p. ~ee for. the course of 17 Lectures: One gumea. i slOgle lectures, 2s. For the complete course with demonstrations: Two guineas Full particulars can be had from the Ma.tron••
BOOKS, JOURNALS AND REPORTS. The following have been received : Books: .. Home Treatment and Rules of Livinjt." by H. Warren Crowe. Bristol: John Wright and Sons. .. Open Air at Home. Sanatorium Treat ment Continued," by Stanley H." Bate.., Bristol: John Wright and S:Jils. Journals: Anulrwan Journal ofPublic Health. Archives of Internal Medicine. Bristol MedkoChirurgical Journal, Kekkaku-Zassi (the Japa. nese journal of Tuherculosis),' The PrescribnStudies_ in Mental Ineffl.Ciency, vol. i, No.1. • Reports: Report on Tuberculosis, 1915. M.O.H. Birmingham; 11 O.H. Nottingha.m 1918 j M.O.n: Metropolitan Borough of Pa.ncras, 1918; Tuberculosis M.O. to the City and County of Newcastle.upon.Tyne, 1918.
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