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Notes, guest list and text of lecture (reprint from <i>Nursing Mirror</i>, 4 Aug 1967

Dame Juliet Rhys-Williams Memorial Lecture Committee

Dame Juliet Rhys-Williams Memorial Lecture Committee: papers relating to lectures

Dame Juliet Rhys-Williams Memorial Lecture Committee: individual lecture arrangements

Inaugural lecture: Dr Hector R MacLennan  (President of Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists),  "The Pioneer Spirit"

2nd lecture: Sir Alan Moncrieff CBE (Emeritus Professor of Child Health, University of London), "Antenatal Paediatrics"

4th lecture: Sir John Peel (President of Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists), "The Future of the Maternity Services"

5th lecture: Sir George Godber (Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health and Social Services, Department of Education and Science, and Home Office), "The Safety of Mother and Child"

6th lecture: Miss Josephine Barnes DM,FRCP,FRCS,FRCOG, "Happier Birthdays"

7th lecture: Professor Ian Donald MBE (Regius Professor of  Midwifery, University of Glasgow), "Newer Objectives in Obstetric Care"

8th lecture: Professor Neville Butler (Professor of Child Health, University of Bristol), "Perinatal Progress"

9th lecture: Professor J C McClure Browne (Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of 	London), "The Birthday Team"

10th lecture: Professor Thomas E Oppé (Professor of Paediatrics, St Mary's Hospital Medical School), "The Health of the Newly Born"

11th lecture: Sir Brandon Rhys Williams Bt MP (Chairman), "No Room for Complacency"

12th lecture: Sir Frederic Brimblecombe, CBE (Professor of Child Health, University of Exeter), "Prevention of Handicap"

13th lecture: Sir Douglas Black (President of Royal College of Physicians),  "Aims of a Health Service"

14th lecture: Dr Peter Dunn (Reader in Child Health and Perinatal Medicine, University of Bristol), "The Renaissance of Perinatal Care in the UK"

15th lecture: Professor Sir John Dewhurst, "Royal Neonatology"

16th lecture: Dr Barbara Morgan, "Perceptions of Pain in Labour"

17th Lecture: Miss Margaret Brain (President of the Royal College of Midwives), "Safe Motherhood"

3rd lecture: Sir Arnold Walker CBE, "The Miracle of Maternal Mortality"

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3rd lecture: Sir Arnold Walker CBE, "The Miracle of Maternal Mortality"

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