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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Corporate Body created 2019-09-17 human Elizabeth Daniels updated 2022-11-08 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/P006573b.htm State Records South Australia Agency ID: GA2054 corporateBody South Australian Colonial Surgeons Office Colony and State of South Australia AACR2 1836 1914 Regulatory Body Medical Care Provider The post of Colonial Surgeon was established in 1835, the first Colonial Surgeon did not arrive in the Colony of South Australia until 1837. The Colonial Surgeon and later the Colonial Surgeons Office was responsible for sanitation, oversight of public hospitals and medical care for people interned in 19th century institutions established in the colony. These included a goal, convict stockade, 'destitute asylum', and a 'lunatic asylum'. The Colonial Surgeon was also expected to give evidence to the police, courts and coroner, to certify the health of prospective police officers and oversee vaccinations. In 1914 the Colonial Surgeons Office appears to have become the Inspector General of Hospitals Office (1914 - 1940). Whittell, Horatio Thomas (Thomas) (1826 - 1899)

Vaccination Officer and Inspector of Anatomy 1888 - ?

 Cleland, William Lennox (1847 - 1918)

Colonial Surgeon 1896 - 1918?

 South Australian Inspector General of Hospitals Office, State of South Australia (1914 - 1940) State of South Australia (1901 - ) Colony of South Australia (1834 - 1901) 'South Australian Colonial Surgeons Office', in Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation, Centre for Transformative Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology South Australian Colonial Surgeons Office Swinburne University of Technology, Centre for Transformative Innovation Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation Journal Article: From the 1870s to the 1970s: the Changing Face of Public Psychiatry in South Australia Bell, Maureen From the 1870s to the 1970s: the Changing Face of Public Psychiatry in South Australia 2003 Australasian Psychiatry 11 1 79-86 Resource Section: GRG78 Hospitals Department, and predecessors GRG78 Hospitals Department, and predecessors State Records of South Australia Agency Details, State Records of South Australia Resource Section: GA2054 Colonial Surgeon, later Colonial Surgeon's Office GA2054 Colonial Surgeon, later Colonial Surgeon's Office State Records of South Australia Agency Details, State Records of South Australia