World Health Organization & UNICEF. Visitors
(i) Mr. Alfred H. TAYLOR, Chief Health Inspector, Ministry of Health, Kenya, revisited Hong Kong from 3.5.61 to 12.5.61 on a W.H.O. Fellowship.
(ii) Drs. Somborn VACHROTAI and Amouay TRAISUPA, W.H.O. Fellows from Thailand arrived on 20.5.61 for a five day's visit. (ii) Dr. Alan H. PENINGTON, Area Representative for the World Health Organization in the North West Pacific Area, arrived on 4.7.61 for a short visit and revisited Hong Kong from 112,62 to 18.2.62.
(iv) Mr. Benijamini R, LOMALOMA, an Assistant Medical Officer in the service of the Fiji Medical Department arrived on 22.7.61 for a week's visit on a W.H.O. Fellowship,
(v) Dr. (Mrs.) Kyung Ja-kim, a W.H.O. Fellow from Republic of
Korea arrived on 9.7.61 for a week's visit.
(vi) Dr. M. PoSTIGLIONE, W.H.O. Senior Regional Malaria Adviser,
arrived on 26.10.61 for a short visit.
(vii) Dr. F. MORTARA of the Maternal & Child Health Unit, W.H.O.
Headquarters arrived on 13.12.61 for a four day's visit.
(viii) Dr. E. H. HERMANS, Professor of Dermato-Venereology at the University of Leyden, Rotterdam, and a member of the W.H.O. Expert Advisory Panel on Venereal Infections and Trepone matoses with Mrs. Hermans, from 16.12,61 to 18.12.61. (ix) Dr. Tae Kyung-choi of the World Vision Leprosy Centre, College of Medicine, Yong-Sei University, and Dr. YOUN Keun-cha of the National Institute for Public Health Training, Seoul, Republic of Korea, who had been awarded W.H.O. Fellowships to study leprosy control, arrived on 2.1.62 for a ten day's visit.
(x) Dr. (Miss) Hyung Duk-kim of Korea, a W.H.O. Fellow, from
22.1.62 to 28.1.62.
(xi) Dr. Jacobus KEJA of the Department of Public Health of the Netherlands, New Guinea, from 8.2.62 to 11.2.62, on a WHO. Fellowship.
(xii) Dr. Oscar FELSENFELD, W.H.O. Consultant on Cholera, arrived
on 4.3.62 for a four day's visit.
(xii) Mr. S. POLAR, Resident Representative, UNI.C.E.F. from 9.3.62
to 17.3.62.
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PUBLICATIONS
480. The following articles were published by members of the
department.
I.
1
3.
Title of Article
The Possession Syndrome:
A Comparison of Hong
Kong and French
Findings.
Some Aspects of
Schizophrenic Thought Disorder.
Acute Haemorrhanic
Pancreatitis as A Cause of Sudden Death.
Poliomyelitis Faecul and Serological Surveys in The Chinese Population in Hong Kong, 1960.
5. Huntington's Chores in
6.
the Chinese.
Denul Health Education
of the Public.
7. Dentistry in Hong Kong.
$.
The Interchange of
Photocell Circuit in the Estimation of Blood Clocose using the Autoanalyzer.
Publication Journal of Mental Science, London.
Bulletin of the Chinese Medical Association. Hoang Kang Bulletin of the Chinese Medical Association. Hana Kong.
American Joumal of
Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Junuary. 1962.
British Medical
Journal, 1962. Texus Dental Jaurma),
April. 1961. Journal of the Malayon Dental Association. 1961.
Journal of the Medical
Laboratory
Technology.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Name and Title of Author Dr. P. M. Yar. Scalor
Specialist (Psychiatry)
Dr. P. M. Yae. Senior
Specialist (Psychiatry),
Drs. T. F. Tono, Y. K.
Oha. 5. IL CHEMR and T. C. PANG, Department of Forensic Pathology. Dr. CHANG Wai-kwun and Mг. Sucм Hay, Govern- men Virus Unit. Queen Mary Hospital.
Dr. K. SINGER. Ag.
Specialist (Psychiatry) Mr. W. C. ALLWRIGHT,
Senior Dental Specialist Mr. W, C. ALLWRIGHT,
Senior Dental Specialist.
Mr. No Chiu-Jun, Medical
Technologist,
481. This account of the work of the year is incomplete without a sincere tribute to those who have accomplished it. With the ready support and co-operation of other Departments of Government and the voluntary and welfare agencies who make such a significant con- tribution in the medical field, all grades of staff in the Department have worked loyally and steadily. In the face of increasing pressure, they have responded willingly and effectively to the additional challenges that have been made. This was particularly so during the cholera emergency when all gave of their best, cheerfully and without respite, as the situation required. In this they were supported magnificently by the people of Hong Kong.
D. J. M. MACKENZIE, Director of Medical and Health Services.
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