The Sanitary Institute

The Royal Sanitary Institute Health Congress, 1951.

The Conversion of Pail Closets *A paper read before the Royal Sanitary Institute at Blackburn.

in the privy and pail closet. Sanitary laws are intended to give power to communities which single individuals cannot possess, and in this country these laws?to some extent?are permissive, so that we see in some districts the law is rigidly enforced, while community after community is still found living in the most insanitary conditions. It is over 50 years since that sanitary abomination known...

The Sanitary Primer

The Hospital Management and Treatment of Infectious Diseases.—I *A paper read before the Royal Sanitary Institute, Leeds.

*T*0 review 32 years of hospital and fever work, comprising the care of 62,000 persons, irrespective of staff, and to compress it into a single paper, is a somewhat difficult task. In a hospital of the size of the one at Seacroft there are many and diverse problems, involving much responsibility and anxiety for the administrator. For, apart from purely medical, surgical and bacteriological work...

The Principles of Sanitary Tactics