How Did The Beveridge Contribute To The Spread Of Public Health
Since the 19th century public health provisions have completely changed. During the early 19th century there have been a lot of deaths due to overcrowding, poor housing, dirt, poverty and diseases. After the industrial revolution origins public health began. The industrial revolution spread all over Britain during the 1800s. There was a huge increase of the number of factories due to the use of steam powered machines. People from countryside began to move to the city because if the number of factories so they could get better paid work. People who moved from the countryside moved to the city because farm workers pay was very low. Also, due to the inventions and use of new machines there were fewer jobs on farm. (www.nettlesworth.durham)
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Within the Beveridge report specified that all the people who worked must pay weekly contributions from the wage these contributions were used by the government to help people who were sick, retired, widowed or unemployed. In the 19th century the benefits were also helped the unprivileged people to meet their basic needs. After the Beveridge report there were a lot of schools build for children, there were more medical facilities such as the NHS. The towns of Britain were characterised by overcrowding, poor housing, bad water and disease in the early 19th …show more content…
We also live in good environment. All these things have improved from the 19th century because we have more knowledge more different things such as, the cause and consequences of pollution, we know the diseases which are caused by eating unhealthy foods. This is all possible as well because people are more educated and there is more awareness because there are also different campaigns which make us aware of things going on. There are different campaigns like healthy eating campaigns, no smoking campaigns and many more. If we have any problem regarding our health we have our local GP so they can give us advice in what to do. Life expectancy has also risen because there are more facilities in the 21st
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Within the Beveridge report specified that all the people who worked must pay weekly contributions from the wage these contributions were used by the government to help people who were sick, retired, widowed or unemployed. In the 19th century the benefits were also helped the unprivileged people to meet their basic needs. After the Beveridge report there were a lot of schools build for children, there were more medical facilities such as the NHS. The towns of Britain were characterised by overcrowding, poor housing, bad water and disease in the early 19th …show more content…
We also live in good environment. All these things have improved from the 19th century because we have more knowledge more different things such as, the cause and consequences of pollution, we know the diseases which are caused by eating unhealthy foods. This is all possible as well because people are more educated and there is more awareness because there are also different campaigns which make us aware of things going on. There are different campaigns like healthy eating campaigns, no smoking campaigns and many more. If we have any problem regarding our health we have our local GP so they can give us advice in what to do. Life expectancy has also risen because there are more facilities in the 21st