infant welfare การใช้

• In 1908 Dr Turner established the first infant welfare clinic in Brisbane.
• One such failed project was the League for Infant Welfare, Maternity, and District Nursing.
• He was the first Treasurer of the Infant Welfare League.
• For example, by 1924, plans were adopted for infant welfare clinics in a nearby village.
• It had become the Infant Welfare Centre by 1922.
• She was a strong proponent of the then new maternal hygiene and infant welfare models.
• Their report led to the establishment of the Infant Welfare Division in the Department of Public Health.
• She was appointed the first Director of Infant Welfare for the Victorian Department of Health in 1926.
• The Bulls also presented a $ 10, 000 check to the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago in his name.
• In 1927, Campbell established her own general medical practise in Victoria and act as examiner for the State Infant Welfare Certificate.
• In 1921, Hadassah nurse Bertha Landsman created Palestine's first permanent infant welfare station, Tipat Halav ( Drop of Milk ), in Jerusalem.
• In 1939 the name of the service was changed from the Department of Infant Welfare, to the Maternal and Child Welfare Department.
• It was designed by D . McC . Dawnson C . E . and now houses the Elm Grove Infant Welfare Centre.
• For seven years she was also part-time medical adviser to the Alice Model infant welfare centre in the East End, a charitable project.
• The Infant Welfare movement in Australia began around 1904 and aimed both to improve the health of children and to educate their mothers.
• She worked with the Victorian Infant Welfare Department and the Kindergarten Union to produce a series of patterns for babies and young children.
• Hadassah funded hospitals, a medical school, dental facilities, x-ray clinics, infant welfare stations, soup kitchens and other services for Palestine's Jewish and Arab inhabitants.
• She was also heavily involved in infant welfare, chairing the Violet Melchett Centre, a combined infant welfare centre, Chelsea, which her husband had financed.
• She was also heavily involved in infant welfare, chairing the Violet Melchett Centre, a combined infant welfare centre, Chelsea, which her husband had financed.
• 1924 : Nathan Straus contributed $ 10, 000 with which Hadassah develops its Infant Welfare Stations into a complete network, extending from Jerusalem to Tiberias.