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Unit 34.2 - Poverty, public health and the state in Britain, c1780-1939
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Unit 34.2 - Poverty, public health and the state in Britain, c1780-1939
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Unit 34.2 - Poverty, public health and the state in Britain, c1780-1939
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To what extent were local initiatives
rather than central government
responsible for improvements in
public health in the years 1780 to
1939
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will be judged based on the effect of local initiatives and whether change came from local
initiatives and lastly which of the two lead to more improvements in public health provision
to a certain extent it can be argued that local initiatives were more responsible for
improvements in public health compared to the work of central government
main body:
1) local initiatives can be argued to have been the most important reason for improvements in
the provision of public health as they help to improve knowledge on key public health matters
work of doctor James Kay and Edward Chadwick were essential as they pressured the
government to act making links between dirt and disease
∴ moving away from miasma theory
Chadwicks investigation showed that out of 50 towns, 42 had no running water and 32 no
drainage
can be argued to have led to the royal Commission of 1844
∴ the government's first public Health Act of 1848 as it made clear where diseases
were spread and how they could be combated
by moving away from older theories such as miasma, knowledge on public health
improved which led to the new provision
this was down to local initiatives such as Chadwick who published his findings through his
own money and encouraged the government to act
in addition the idea of improved knowledge is also backed up by local initiatives such as
John Snows Broad Street pump
To what extent were local initiatives rather than central government responsible for improvements in public health in 1
the years 1780 to 1939
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