Man made river - early 1600's - fresh water into london.
He was part of a private enterprise - government had no input.
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Edwin Chadwick
Report of sanitation - 1842
Free health commision.
Came up with conclusions/recommendations.
Shocked people but nothing was done.
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Aneurin "Nye" Bevan
Left wing Welshman.
Minister of health.
Forces people to accept the NHS.
'stuffed their mouths with gold' - only the rich doctors.
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William Beveridge
British economist and social reformer.
Report on government control.
New approach to medical health.
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Joseph Bazalgette
Year of the great stink : (Cholera epidemics, the 'Great Stink' and miasmas combined to create a death rate in Britain's cities higher than at any time since the Black Death. The Government was forced to face up to the need for an urban planning policy.)
Built sewers and pumping stations.
uses portland cement - stronger than normal cement.
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David Lloyd George
NHIS - National health insurance (not the same as the NHS)
Liberal government.
Chancellor of the excheqour.
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John Snow
Cholera map - 1854 - showed that cholera can't be down to miasmas.
Said its a water born disease - takes handle of the pump in small town and proves this to people.
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