“…Child and Adolescent Welfare 1913 to date Sex Psychology 1913 to date The Venereal Diseases 1913—1918 War Facts and Ideas 1914—1918 The 'Old Contemptibles' 1915—1927 The Soul of France, and Franco-British Co-operation 1915—1921 British National Aviation 1922 to date The British Radio Service 1923 to date The English Folk 1927 to date England's Renaissance 1929 to date and using, as occasion demanded, the following media : the public platform, literature, poetry, music, drama, journalism, the cinematograph, radio, commercial advertising, personal contact between the public and subject-matter (e.g., visits to H.M. ships). …”

“…(b) Out-patient care at out-patient departments of hospitals, and at specialist clinics associated with hospitals although not necessarily situated at them; including mental clinics, tuberculosis dispensaries, venereal disease clinics, eye clinics. (c) A consultant service of all kinds; based on the hospitals, but providing services not only at them but also at the patients' homes, where necessary, and at Health Centres, clinics, etc. …”

“…The list of notifiable diseases was extended in subsequent years, but tuberculosis was only included in 1912. Venereal diseases are not notifiable. (c) Isolation. …”

“…CLINICS AND OTHER LOCAL SERVICES Services required .. 18 Importance of work in clinics .. 18 Maternity and child welfare services .. 18 School Medical Service .. 19 Tuberculosis dispensaries and other infectious disease work .. 19 Cancer centres .. 19 Venereal diseases .. 19 New services:— Home nursing .. 20 Dental and ophthalmic services .. 20 Health Centres .. 20 VI. …”

“…If on the other hand care is given to the adjustment of the condom, not fitting it too close, it will act as one of the best protectors against both conception and venereal disease. Care must be exercised in withdrawing the penis after the act, not to allow the condom to peel off, thereby allowing the semen to pass into the vagina. …”

“…Any member contracting the venereal disease shall not be entitled to any benefit from the sick fund of this society. 13. …”

“…Since the year 1900 the Legislature has placed on County Councils numerous new duties relating to Public Health, notably the Medical Inspection of School Children and their treatment for minor ailments; Isolation Hospital Accommodation, the Treatment of Tuberculosis; the Treatment of Venereal Diseases; Maternity and Child Welfare; Housing, Milk Supply and Smoke Abatement. …”

“…It was for that reason, in 1913, I was able to initiate the national enlightenment campaign in the Venereal Diseases. It is mainly because I was an Army officer that I was able to convince the People on the subject of England's Sea Affair. …”

“…In the Health Centres specialists of all kinds (including those for Tuberculosis and Venereal Disease) will see by appointment the patients referred to them by the Home doctors. …”

“…As an example of the present muddle there are Sanitation, Infectious diseases, Maternity and Child Welfare, Tuberculosis, Venereal Disease amongst other matters, dealt with by Public Health Committees of which there are two to deal with every area except County Boroughs, i.e., a Public Health Committee of the County Council and also a Public Health Committee of the local Sanitary Authority. …”

“…1922-05 1922 1920s 55 pages : illustrations and health, the statistics relating to infant mortality, defective children, the death-rate from tuberculosis, the ravages of venereal diseases, and the rejection of a million men as unfit for the Army would be diminished in a short time by more than one-half. …”

“…Quite often special clinics will be held in other places (such as clinics for venereal disease and tuberculosis) ; or specialists will hold regular sessions at the welfare clinics of local authorities and at health centres. …”

“…— Showing the modern methods of cure and of prevention of tuberculosis in the home, the factory and the workshop. i. VENEREAL DISEASE.— The furtherance of the educational campaign against this scourge. j. …”

“…Corbett-Smith's most important work lay with the Venereal Diseases. After publishing the results of a world-wide investigation into facts and figures he initiated, in 1913, a national campaign of enlightenment at a time when ignorance upon the subject was profound, especially within the medical profession, and all mention of the subject was taboo. …”

“…(Patients suffering from tuberculosis or venereal diseases ; children from the school clinics; mothers and infants from the maternity and child welfare centres; and adults under the National Health Insurance scheme.) 6. …”

“…In the Health Centres specialists of all kinds (including those for Tuberculosis and Venereal Disease) will see by appointment the patients referred to them by the Home Doctors. …”

“…(g) All schemes for the handling of special disease problems, such as Dental Service, Tuberculosis and Venereal Disease etc., must be similarly co-ordinated. 2. …”

“…(g) All schemes for the handling of special disease, problems such as Tuberculosis, Venereal Disease, Mental Derangements, Industrial Maladies etc. should be similarly co-ordinated. …”

“…Other clinics referred to (Tuberculosis, Venereal Disease and Maternity and Child Welfare) are for the "specialities" not requiring treatment as in-patients in hospital. 29 15X/2/103/252…”

“…Some of the bad things are : the alarming rise in the prevalence of venereal diseases. Syphilis has gone up every year of the war by 30, 40 and 30 per cent. and now in 100's on pre-war figures and the number of cases of Gonorrhea 7 or 8 times those of syphilis. …”