Letter: Isolation system for General Hospitals.

Isolation Hospitals

more necessary and more and more used.In earlier days and among backward and primitive peoples much opposition is felt, and many of us remember in India about 15 years ago the plague riots and the burning of plague camps and hospitals by the very people for whose good they were intended. In India the people and the educated classes are only slowly emerging from the dark ages as regards sanitati...

General Secretary's Letter

too, a Personal tribute to herself and we congratulate her. We were very pleased Mr. ?v See name of Mr. G. D. Evans in the list with the award of an O.B.E. ^0rrimittee IS ^a'rman ?f toe Residential Services Sub-Committee of our Northern jt to the Middle East the As^o1S" v?fy, grateful to Miss Addis for writing a letter to you in June, covering Ms uhatl0n's a^a'rsAs you know 1 was away from the ...

General Secretary's Letter

C*ear Members, There is a holiday mood in the air as I write. Some of you have called 111 at Headquarters during August, and those of us who have been tidying up the year's work during this month have been delighted to see you. Now I am Writing to you as the last thing I do before going on leave myself, and I am looking back over the summer months and looking forward to the busy winter Months t...

General Secretary's Letter

General Secretary's Letter

A number of you responded to my request for points to be included in Lord eversham's speech when he opened the Debate on the Mental Health Act in he House of Lords on 4th July. We shall be publishing the speech in full in be Annual Report. Meanwhile you will find a short account of the Debate in journal on page 114. Besides help from individual members Lord Feversham received memoranda r?m the ...