Parliamentary Papers, Volume 17H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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... increase of 4.9 per cent . above the figure for 1959. Numbers of births have risen sharply since 1955. Such an increase could arise from three separate causes . First , a tendency for couples to marry earlier which means that they ...
... increase of 4.9 per cent . above the figure for 1959. Numbers of births have risen sharply since 1955. Such an increase could arise from three separate causes . First , a tendency for couples to marry earlier which means that they ...
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... increase of 14 % over the 1955/56 figure . 25. The biggest factor in increased cost was an increase in the number of staff employed which rose by some 5,650 , an increase of 10.8 % . This increase , toget- her with additional ...
... increase of 14 % over the 1955/56 figure . 25. The biggest factor in increased cost was an increase in the number of staff employed which rose by some 5,650 , an increase of 10.8 % . This increase , toget- her with additional ...
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... increase the amounts of the general grants for the periods 1961-62 and 1962-63 . The increase was also to cover other unforeseen increases in the levels of prices , costs and remuneration , and also changes in the arrangements for ...
... increase the amounts of the general grants for the periods 1961-62 and 1962-63 . The increase was also to cover other unforeseen increases in the levels of prices , costs and remuneration , and also changes in the arrangements for ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
GENERAL PUBLIC HEALTHcontinued | 9 |
THE WELSH BOARD OF HEALTHcontinued | 13 |
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31st December 31st March Advisory Committee age groups Amendment Appendix appointed areas arrangements Artificial Limb average beds births building cancer causes cent centres clinics compared congenital consultants continued cost courses death rates Dental Services dentists dentures departments diagnosis diphtheria disease doctors drugs East Lothian England and Wales estimates examined figures gonorrhoea Grant health authorities Health Services Council health visitors hospital authorities hospital service houses increase infants infection Laboratory lung cancer Males Females maternity Medical Officers Mental Health Minister Ministry mortality National Health Service notifications number of deaths nurses organisations out-patient outbreaks paratyphoid fever patients Percentage persons Pharmaceutical planning poliomyelitis population practitioners prescriptions present Professor psychiatric psychiatric hospitals Public Health Radiotherapy registered Report Research respiratory respiratory tuberculosis Salmonella scheme Scotland staff staffing Standardized Mortality Ratios subnormal surgery Table total number treatment tuberculosis vaccine wards welfare