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Health Visitors' Association

Publications, Publicity and Ephemera

Professional Literature

An Act for the well-ordering of Common Lodging Houses

M. Wanklyn, `Smallpox Hints for Health Visitors and Welfare Workers with notes on vaccination', Medical Officer

M. Sanger and W. Russell, Debate on Birth Control (Haldeman-Julius, Kansas)

Marie Stopes, The Early Days of Birth Control, reprinted from the Cambridge Magazine

Evelyn Fuller, On the Management of a Birth Control Centre (Society for Provision of Birth Control Clinics)

Maternal Mortality: Report of a Meeting (Maternal Mortality Committee)

Amy Sayle, The Supply of and Demand for Health Visitors, reprinted from the papers read at the Health Congress of the RSI (RSI)

A. Moncrieff, The Management of the New-born Baby: a Guide for Midwives (Association of Maternity and Child Welfare Centres)

A Four Year Plan for Children's Nurseries (National Society of Children's Nurseries)

The Duties of the Health Visitor in the Present and Future Public Health Service (Joint Consultative Council of Institutions Recognised by the Minister of Health for the Training of Health Visitors, and of Organisations of Health Visitors)

`A Survey of Childbearing in Britain: a preliminary report issued by a Joint Committee of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and the Population Investigation Committee', from Population Studies

C. E. Mamuri, Child Welfare Services: a study of the medical and social welfare services provided for school children in the United Kingdom

W. C. Dowling, The Ladies' Sanitary Association and the Origins of the Health Visiting Service (University of London M.A. thesis)

Health Visiting in the Sixties Based on a Survey Carried out in the City of Leeds (<i>Nursing Times</i>)

Family Health Care: the Team, Report of a Symposium at the Wolfson Institute, London

H. D. Chalke and G. Prys Williams, Families with Problems: a pilot study in the methodology of social inquiry undertaken by volunteer groups of Health Visitors, signed by the authors

M. Hunt, The Dilemma of Identity in Health Visiting

Attachment of Nursing in General Practice, Report of the Joint Working Party on Group Attachment

The Battered Baby (DHSS)

Ruth Sharman, Child Abuse: a discussion paper (CETHV)

Rosina Clarke-Crutchfield, Education for Motherhood: State Policy and Working Class Girls in Late Victorian and Early Twentieth Century England (Sussex University dissertation)

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Photocopies of material from a variety of sources, mainly published, about the origins and history of health visiting

R. V. Clark, Maternal Mortality, paper read at a Sessional Meeting of the RSI (RSI)

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R. V. Clark, Maternal Mortality, paper read at a Sessional Meeting of the RSI (RSI)

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