Subjects: “…National Health Service--History ; Physicians--Great Britain--History--20th century…”

“…Birth control, or family limitation, has been recommended by some of the leading physicians of the United States and Europe. The movement can no longer be set back by setting up the false cry of "Obscenity.…”

“…(d) In case of sickness, nurses should be expected to report immediately ; should be seen by the physician at once ; and should not return to duty until passed fit for duty by the physician. …”

“…(b) In case of sickness resident domestic workers should be expected to report immediately ; should be seen by a physician at once, and should not return to duty until passed fit for duty by the physician. …”

“…They should be soaked in an antiseptic solution for a few minutes before coitus and then introduced into the vagina far up as they can be placed. Some physicians have recommended the use of the cotton plug, instead of the sponge, to be soaked in a solution of three per cent. carbolic and glycerine, before the act. …”

“…From being a place where physic, pills and ointments were the armamentarium of the physician, and the knife all that the surgeon could offer, it has gradually developed into an institution for the prevention and treatment of disease by organised co-operative methods. …”

“…BOOKEY, M.B., B.CH. Consulting Physician: (Not yet appointed.) Radiographer and Medical Electrician: C.R. …”

“…BOOKEY, M.B., B.CH. Consulting Physician: (Not yet appointed.) Radiographer and Medical Electrician: C.R. …”

“…(b) Lack of satisfaction to the Physician or Surgeon in 378/IMSW/A/1/4/3a…”

“…(b) Lack of satisfaction to the Physician or Surgeon in 378/IMSW/A/1/4/3a…”

“…The names of those who have consented to become consultants to the Company include most of the best-known Harley Street and Wimpole Street names. A distinguished physician says; ''If a similar scheme became more general, we should have solved one of the greatest of the many social problems that face us.…”

“…In these same countries, however, there is a larger number of people who are kept in ignorance of this knowledge : it is said by physicians who work among these people that as soon as a woman rises out of the lowest stages of ignorance and poverty, her first step is to seek information of some practical means to limit her family. …”

“…As the majority of physicians and physiologists appear to disapprove of the use of preservatives on general grounds, the Government are justified in forbidding the use of them where better methods of preservation are known; but in the Public Health (Preservatives, etc, in Food) Regulations, 1925, benzoic acid and sulphurous acid are permitted, and boric compounds prohibited. …”

“…In-Patient maintenance, including the use of operating theatre, etc. weekly up to 6 0 0 (Subject to an aggregate maximum of six weeks in any membership year) Fees of Physicians and Surgeons. *SURGICAL CASES. Major surgical operation .. .. …”

“…" It is further claimed by some physicans [physicians] that to a nervously weak woman a preventive method is almost necessary, and even helpful in regaining her health ; but that much depends upon the kind of method employed is not doubted. …”

“…But it is well to get the advice of your family physician and bring these questions before him. WHEN SHOULD WOMEN AVOID HAVING CHILDREN? …”

“…KENNEDY, F.R.C.S. Physicians : C. J. FULLER, B.A., M.D., B.Ch.Oxon, M.R.C.P.Lond. …”

“…The only method which physicians claim may be injurious to one or both is the continued practice of withdrawal. …”

“…Six doctors are members by right of office — the presidents of the Royal Colleges, of Physicians, Surgeons, and Obstetricians, and of the General Medical Council, and the chairmen of the councils of the B.M.A. and the Society of Medical Officers of Health. …”

“…1942-10 1942 1940s 40 pages Non-Resident: 2 Senior physicians 3 Senior surgeons 1 Obstetrician and gynaecologist 1 Ophthalmologist 1 E.N.T. surgeon 1 Orthopaedic surgeon 1 Pediatrician 3 Dental surgeons 3-4 Anaesthetists These would be " honoraries," i.e. not paid for services by hospital or general patients. …”