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Health services in the Northern Territory : a history 1824-1970, Volume II

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Kettle, Ellen

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Australian National University, North Australia Research Unit (NARU)

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CONTENTS: 15. The postwar era: beginning again; 16. Aerial Medical Service, Darwin; 17. The Leprosarium; 18. Aborigines and Measles, 1948-1949; 19. Epidemic and endemic diseases; 20. Missions and settlements: the Top End; 21. Central Australia: missions and settlements; 22. Alice Springs Hospital – 1950-1970; 23. Community health services – Alice Springs; 24. Darwin Hospital; 25. Katherine Hospital; 26. Tennant Creek Hospital; 27. Training and employment of Aborigines; 28. Community health services in Darwin; 29. The Dental Service; 30. The mining towns; 31. Health care in the Outback.

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