CO129-472 - Others - 1921 — Page 420

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of 20 dollars is made. This charge precludes the use of the Laboratory to those practising among the poorer British

and Chinese community,

The advantage of beginning tre:tment as soon as possible after infection makes it advisable that diagnosis should be made without delay: also when treatment is being given similar tests are necessary during the treatment in It order to ascertain when the patient is non-infective,

is therefore in the interests of public health thet

facilities for free diagnosis should be available in order

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danger to the rest of the community,

Treatment.

Special venerasi disease officer,

In order to carry into effect the policy of pre- viding facilities for free diagnosis, treatment and public enlightenment it would be necessary to add a specialist venereal officer to the staff of the Prinėipal Civil Medical Officer. The duties of such an officer would

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The arrangements for supplying free drugs to the clinics and approved general practitioners, i... these known to be qualified in the modern methods of treatment,

The supervision of all free clinics in order to secure a uniform and high level of treatment, The holding of post-graduate courses which would be especially useful to Chinese medical men, The supervision of the prison and special seK- farers' clinics,

The supervision of arrangements for suitable publicity.

Co-operation with voluntary organisations willing to assist in the dissemination of infom tion to the general public or special groups,

There are at present no free clinies for providing facilities for the modern method of treatment either for

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