Fifty years ago: 'The first group occupational health service in scotland'

摘要

Development of group occupational health services in Britain, at least in modern times, began in 1947 with Slough and was followed in 1955 by Harlow (Taylor, 1959) and later by Dr Garland's service around the Central Middlesex Hospital. Dundee, Rochdale and Smethwick thus represent the second generation of such services founded with the help of the Nuffield Foundation.