Public Health - Medicine through time

Which social reformer in 1943 campaigned for a post war health service?

Which is NOT an important reason public health was ineffective in the medieval period?

Which of the following did the NHS not introduce?

When were the Liberal Health Reforms passed?

Who was able to access Roman baths?

Which major epidemics caused public health crises in 1348 and in 1665?

Which social reformers conducted poverty studies in york and London in 1890s? 

Were these epidemics effectively dealt with at these times?

Which of the following were positive aspects of medieval public health

What major event in 1858 encouraged Parliament to consider health?

What was passed by the government in 1875?

Why were cities during the early 1800s so awful to live in?

In what year was the 1st Public Health Reform Act?

Medieval and Renaissance public health continued to improve after the Romans

Who's report on poor living conditions recommended sewers, clean water and medical officers?

Which of these is not an example of govt action to improve public health in the C20th?

In what year did Bevan introduce the NHS?

in what year did Snow prove cholera was in polluted water?

What factors below best explain Roman public health?

Liberal reforms: Which groups did the National Insurance scheme help?

Which sewer engineer began construction in London in the 1880s?

What were the features of the Roman public health system?