Certain reports had to be made to the medical officer of health for the district.

He worked as an academic, medical officer of health and author.

In 1884 he was appointed medical officer of health for Nottingham.

Seubert was the son of a medical officer of health.

"The medical officer of health for Brighton," said he when he returned.

Cuthbert Welch, the medical officer of health, took the opportunity to emphasise his own higher responsibilities.

Instructions to medical officers of health.

Vrooman also served as Medical Officer of Health for the township.

The medical officer of health made an official complaint of the over-crowding of my waiting-rooms.

As the first medical officer of health for Lambeth he gained direct experience of cholera and other water-borne diseases.

In 1933, in Oldenburg, Fritz Cropp was appointed the country medical officer of health.

PHM and medical officers of health provide pre-and post-natal counseling and education to support women in breastfeeding practices.

District medical officer of health (DMOH)

"I think public opinion is ahead of us on this one," says Dr. David McKeown, Toronto's acting medical officer of health.

In 1856, when medical officers of health were appointed under the Metropolitan Local Management Act, Thomson was the successful candidate for Marylebone.

Whitmey was born in Canada as his family emigrated there from Liverpool, England, where his father had been employed as a medical officer of health.

She worked as a family physician in Toronto for 11 years and then served as chief medical officer of health in York Region for 18 years.

In 1846 he moved to Cheltenham, where he became medical officer of health to the urban district, and surgeon at Cheltenham General Hospital.

The transactions of the society of medical officers of health of Ceylon was their annual journal, made up of papers presented at the annual meeting.

Williamson's Potteries closed in 1905 and in the same year the cottages were condemned as unfit for human habitation by the Medical Officer of Health.

He was also medical officer of health for Camberwell (1856-95), physician to the Commercial Union Assurance Company, and to Westminster School.

In 1904 Dr. Killick Millard, medical officer of health for Leicester, asked the company to supply powdered milk to help feed children of poor families.

In the nineteenth century, therefore, some reforms required local authorities to take action and to employ professional staff, such as the medical officers of health required by an Act of 1871.

Sheela Basrur, 51, Canadian health administrator, Toronto medical officer of health during SARS crisis, leiomyosarcoma.