“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages JT CTEE 3/2 1937-8 A.R.M. 2a 1938 SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL LONDON SATURDAY APRIL 30 1938 A GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICE FOR THE NATION CONTENTS Para. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages APRIL 30, 1938 REPORT OF COUNCIL SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL except that there is some representation — in practice almost negligible — of the county and county borough councils upon the Insurance Committees. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages APRIL 30, 1938 GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICE FOR THE NATION SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 255 are, nevertheless, counter considerations: (1) it is of the utmost importance that in any general medical service for the nation the general practitioner service should be brought into the most intimate relationship with all the other health services; (2) even in the present insurance service and the constitution of its committees it is recognized that the local health authorities have important interests, and these would be largely increased in the extended service proposed, especially by reason of the fact that, as public assistance authorities, they would be making a substantial contribution from the rates in paying the whole of the premiums of those in need of public assistance. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages 256 APRIL 30, 1938 REPORT OF COUNCIL SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL (4) That the several parts of the complete medical service should be closely co-ordinated and developed by the application of a planned national health policy. 25. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages APRIL 30, 1938 GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICE FOR THE NATION SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 257 doctor and patient is impaired by suspicion or lack of confidence the doctor is less capable of fulfilling his role of adviser and healer, and the patient is less likely to enjoy the full benefit of his doctor's capacity and desire to help him. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages 258 APRIL 30, 1938 REPORT OF COUNCIL SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL "The importance of the service to the national endeavour towards raising the level of the health of the people as a whole and increasing the value of the life and capacity of each citizen can scarcely be over-estimated. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages APRIL 30, 1938 GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICE FOR THE NATION SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 259 those whose reputation as a profession is involved in the manner in which they exercise collective responsibility entrusted to them. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages 260 APRIL 30, 1938 REPORT OF COUNCIL SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 62. The local authorities which have used their powers are, in many cases, pianning and rebuilding, re-equipping, and restating many of these transferred hospitals in an endeavour to bring them up to, or even beyond, the standard of the voluntary hospital. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages APRIL 30, 1938 GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICE FOR THE NATION SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 261 the minds of these women, which would render them more prone to follow the doctor's advice should the labour prove to be prolonged or otherwise abnormal. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages 262 APRIL 30, 1938 REPORT OF COUNCIL SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL central council, representative of the voluntary hospitals of the country. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages APRIL 30, 1938 GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICE FOR THE NATION SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 263 treat persons able to pay and which, in practice, collect payments from a large number of their patients. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages 264 APRIL 30, 1938 REPORT OF COUNCIL SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL to affect adversely the intimate relationship between doctor and patient, which, although difficult to define, is a factor of essential importance in the successful treatment of the patient. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages APRIL 30, 1938 GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICE FOR THE NATION SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 265 employers and workers but with the general practitioners throughout the areas concerned. 105. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages 266 APRIL 30, 1938 REPORT OF COUNCIL SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL a corresponding degree of local unification in counties and county boroughs it appears desirable to modify the position of insurance committees (see para. 119). 114. …”

“…1938-04-30 1938 1930s 14 pages JT CTEE 3/2 1937-8 A.R.M. 2a 1938 SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL LONDON SATURDAY APRIL 30 1938 A GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICE FOR THE NATION CONTENTS Para. …”

“…Repr.: "British Medical Journal"…”

“…Extracts from reports publ. in the British Medical Journal.…”