Papers circulated to members

These papers had not been kept in any order, but all have a number in the top right hand corner and have been catalogued in order according to this number. Not all of the papers are extant

1, Note by the Secretary of the Council. Travelling and other allowances

2, Dept of Health for Scotland. The General Practitioner and the Hospital Service. Report by a Joint Sub-Committee of the Medical, Hospital and Specialist Services, and General Practitioner Services Standing Advisory Committee

3, Report of the Central Health Services Council for the year ended Dec 31, 1951, preceded by a Statement made by the Minister of Health

4, Central Health Services Council. Report on Cooperation between Hospital Local Authority and General Practitioner Services

5, Admission of Doctors to Obstetrics Lists

6, Membership of the Central Council, Committees of the Council and Standing Advisory Committees

7, List of papers which have been circulated to Members for purposes of the work of the Committee with cross-references to minutes of the meetings

8, Some thoughts on Group Practice. Memorandum by Dr Stephen Taylor

9, Group Practice. Paper produced within the Committee

10, Group Practice. Memorandum by Dr Enid Hughes

11, A description of Group Practice. Memorandum by Dr Guy Dain

12, Group Practice - a remit from the Minister. Draft Report to the Central Health Services Council

13, Copy of letter received by a Member of the Committee from a GP about domiciliary visits with consultants

14, Group Practice - a remit from the Minister. Report to the Central Health Services Council

15, Extracts from a report by the Ministry of Health after a recent visit to William Budd (Knowle West) Health Centre in Bristol

16, Preparation for Report - main problems incorporating suggestions by members

17, Admissions to the Medical List. Memorandum by Secretary

18, Distribution of Practitioners providing General Medical Services as Principles at 1st Jul 1952, applying the Medical Practices Classification as at 15th October 1952

19, BMA Local Representative Meeting. Minister of Health's Address. 'The Drug Bill: Appeal to Doctors'

20, Tables showing: number of practitioners providing general medical services under the NHS as at 1st Jul 1952; principals providing unrestricted general medical services according to the organisation of the practice and the type of area in which practising; single-handed principals classified according to the size and list of patients, type of area in which practising and employment of assistants; single-handed principals without permanent assistants who had provided general medical services to the general public for more than two years at 1 Jul 1952

21, Financial rewards for efficiency or merit in General Practice

22, Text of a letter from Dr Stanley Thomas on the question of whether some special arrangements might be made to reward particular efficiency in general practice

23, Address by the Rt. Hon Iain N Macleod, Minister of Health, at the Sixth Annual Conference of the Executive Councils' Association (England)