Chapter VI Preschool and Parental Education Promoted by Maternity and Infant Welfare Centers

The following references have been selected for those who wish to read further concerning maternity and infant welfare centers.

Abt Issac A. “A survey of international movement concerning infant welfare.” Illinois Medical Journal, n. s. 17: 1910, 428–434.

Allen Cora S. “The itinerant conference as an advance agent in developing permanent centers.” Public Health Nurse, 19: 1927, 190–192.

Baker S. Josephine. “Problems in connection with the administration of well baby clinics.” Public Health Nurse, 18: 1926, 329–332 (contribution to a symposium).

Bradley Frances Sage , and Sherbon Florence Brown. How to Conduct a Children's Health Conference. Washington: Government, 1917.

(United States Children's Bureau Publication, No. 23.)

Campbell Janet M. Protection of Motherhood. London: His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1927.

Carnegie United Kingdom Trust. Report on the Physical Welfare of Mothers and Children. London: Trust, 1917, p. 79–113.

Commonwealth Fund Child Health Demonstration Committee. Child Health and County Health, Rutherford County, Tennessee. New York: Committee, 1927, p. 14–16.

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Curtis Robert D. “Standards and methods for health work among children of preschool age.” Transactions, Annual Meeting American Association for Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality, 11: 1920, 122–136.

Dacey Phyllis M. , and Bolt Richard A. “Problems in connection with the administration of well baby clinics.” Public Health Nurse, 17: 1925, 377–379 (contribution to a symposium).

Deming Dorothy. “Problems in connection with the administration of well baby clinics.” Public Health Nurse, 17: 1925, 137–138 (contribution to a symposium).

Elizabeth McCormick Memorial Fund. Report of Activities under the Sheppard-Towner Act in Nine States. Chicago: Fund, 1928.

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Leete Harriet L. “Problems in connection with the administration of well baby clinics.” Public Health Nurse, 17: 1925, 475–476 (contribution to a symposium).

McGill Nettie. Infant Welfare Work in Europe. Washington: 1921. (United States Children's Bureau Publication, No. 76.)

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Radford Maitland. “The Shoreditch model welfare center.” Child (London), 14: 1924, 257–261.

Rand Winifred. “Problems in connection with the administration of well baby clinics.” Public Health Nurse, 17: 1925, 256–258 (contribution to a symposium).

Roche Mary Margaret. “Problems in administration of well baby clinics.” Public Health Nurse, 17: 1925, 417–419 (contribution to a symposium).

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Schoeneck H. W. “Prenatal clinics in Syracuse.” Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly Bulletin, 5: 1927, 73–78.

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Veeder Borden S. “Problems in connection with the administration of well baby clinics.” Public Health Nurse, 17: 1925, 61–62 (contribution to a symposium).