A Handbook of Hygiene

Elementary Hygiene for Nurses: A Handbook for Nurses and Others

Handbook of Hygiene for Students and Practitioners of Medicine

Social Biology and Welfare

family life in different types of community. Chapters 10 and 11 give an account of the development of social work in the colonial empire, and include discussion of some current problems of social hygiene. The final portion of the book consists of a useful handbook on 25 social problems, including trends of population, illegitimacy, care of children, old people, mental health, prostitution, writ...

Handbook for Wives and Mothers in India

a tropical country. Dr. Mildred Staley is well known as the Physician in charge of the Lady Aitchison Hospital for Women in Lahore and has many years' experience in India. The book is written chiefly for the lay public, i.e., for wives and mothers. It is divided into four parts: the first deals with general and personal hygiene and describes some common Indian diseases. The description of an In...

Hygiene and Diseases of India

subject written in England and primarily for English readers. The book is not intended merely for the medical profession, though most medical officers will read it with profit; it is a popular handbook and is written like the same author's Medical Jurisprudence mainly for non-professional readers and consequently in clear and simple language. In addition to being a book on Hygiene, it also deal...

Recent developments in hygiene behaviour research: an emphasis on methods and meaning.

This paper discusses some of the recent developments in hygiene behaviour research, focusing on operational research. A series of "rapid' assessments of hygiene behaviour were carried out in Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia with a view to preparing a field handbook entitled Hygiene Evaluation Procedures (HEP). The HEP handbook is intended primarily for field personnel in water supply, sanitation an...