First published in 1931, this book is the third of a three volume set which focuses on medical work, and in particular, public administration in relation to the prevention of disease. This volume provides the most in depth account of the countries it surveys: England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland.

Arthur Newsholme

fnI_1 Author's Preface to Volume Three; Volume One: Errata and Omissions; Part I England and Wales; Chapter I General Methods of Government; Chapter II The Organisation of the Medical Profession in the United Kingdom; Chapter III General Medical Services in England; Chapter IV General Medical Services in England; Chapter V General Medical Services in England; Chapter VI Medical Services for Mothers and Children; Chapter VII Maternity Services, Including Antenatal Services; Chapter VIII An Illustration of Exceptionally Low Maternal Mortality; Chapter IX Child Welfare Services; Chapter X The School Medical Service; Chapter XI Some Special Public Medical Services; Chapter XII Some Special Public Medical Services; Chapter XIII Some Special Public Medical Services; Chapter XIV Chapter ; Part II Some Local Medical Services in England; Chapter XV Cambridge, Town and County; Chapter XVI Gloucestershire; Chapter XVII County of Durham; Chapter XVIII The Borough of Swindon; Chapter XIX County Borough of Brighton; Chapter XX London; Part III Scotland; Chapter XXI General Administration; Chapter XXII Sickness Insurance Work in Scotland; Chapter XXIII The Medical Service for the Highlands and Islands; Chapter XXIV Aberdeen: County and City; Chapter XXV Chapter ; Chapter XXVI The City of Glasgow; Part IV Ireland; Chapter XXVII Ireland;