Maternal Mortality and Scheme for a National Maternity Service (interim report)
1929-11 1929 1920s 12 pages - 9 - IV. PROVISION FOR RAISING THE STANDARD OF THE MOTHER'S HEALTH 35. (A) Nourishment Milk, or other forms of nourishment, and dinners (with a carefully arranged menu) should be provided, on the certificate of the Medical Officer of the Ante-Natal Clinic. 3...
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| Institution: | MCR - The Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick |
| Language: | English English |
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November 1929
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10796/C3E9D694-DE91-482B-B80E-03D8B6B7D874 http://hdl.handle.net/10796/269B8A45-675D-44D9-BBEF-11CE9B98186A |
| Summary: | 1929-11
1929
1920s
12 pages
- 9 - IV. PROVISION FOR RAISING THE STANDARD OF THE MOTHER'S HEALTH 35. (A) Nourishment Milk, or other forms of nourishment, and dinners (with a carefully arranged menu) should be provided, on the certificate of the Medical Officer of the Ante-Natal Clinic. 36. (B) Pre-natal hospital treatment Beds must be provided for women requiring observation or treatment in hospital during pregnancy. 37. (C) Convalescent homes Convalescent homes should be provided to which women could go before or after the birth of a child. All such homes should be well-staffed and under medical supervision. 38. (D) Home helps Domestic help should be provided for all women not able to arrange for it otherwise. This should ensure their being relieved of all domestic work while the doctor or midwife is in attendance, and of domestic laundry work for at least four weeks after such attendance has ceased. 39. (E) Dental treatment and dentures Dental treatment and dentures should be provided.
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