| 词条 | Janet Mary Campbell |
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Dame Janet Mary Campbell, DBE, JP (5 March 1877, Brighton – 27 September 1954, Chelsea, London) was a British physician and medical officer. Active in refugee relief, Campbell reached out to assist orphaned Basque children following the fascist bombings of the Basque region of Spain, particularly Guernica, during the Spanish Civil War.[1] She served as Senior Medical Officer for Maternity and Child Welfare at the Ministry of Health and Chief Woman Medical Adviser to the Board of Education. She helped in preparing the 1923 Hadow Report, Differentiation of the curriculum for boys and girls respectively in secondary schools.[2][3] Personal lifeCampbell married Michael Heseltine, a registrar of the General Medical Council, in 1934. He died in 1952. The couple had no children. Honours
Selected bibliography of writings by Campbell
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References1. ^Basque children orphaned during the Spanish Civil War {{Authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Campbell, Janet Mary}}{{England-bio-stub}}2. ^The Hadow Report, part I 3. ^The Hadow Report, part II 12 : 1877 births|1954 deaths|British humanitarians|British medical writers|Women medical writers|20th-century English medical doctors|Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire|People from Brighton|People from Chelsea, London|Disease-related deaths in England|Presidents of the Medical Women's Federation|20th-century women writers |
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