6Chronology of the First Australian General Hospital
33Medical Organisation in Egypt
7The Policy of Expansion
34The Risk of Cholera
8Motor Ambulances
35Dr. Ruffer's Views on Cholera
9The Arrival of the Sick and Wounded from the Front
36Other Infectious Diseases
10FOOTNOTES:
37CHAPTER VIII
11The Auxiliary Hospitals
38Moral Conditions in Cairo
12The Conversion of the Auxiliary Hospitals into Independent Commands
39Prophylaxis
13CHAPTER V
40Result of Prophylaxis
14The Egyptian Climate
41Soldiers' Clubs
15Convalescent Hospitals
42The Duty of the Medical Officer
16Army Medical Administration
43Wassermann Tests
17Discipline
44The Policy to be Adopted
18CHAPTER VI
45Venereal Diseases Conference
19MEDICAL REPORT ON AN INVALID
46CHAPTER IX: The Red Cross Policy: Wanted, a Definition
20FOOTNOTES:
47CHAPTER X
21OPINION OF THE MEDICAL BOARD
48CHAPTER XI
22The Following Draft was made the Basis of the Arrangement
49The Fly Campaign
23Transport of Sick and Wounded by Sea
50The Venereal-Disease Problem
24Base Medical Store
51Y.M.C.A. and Red Cross
25Transport of Sick and Wounded to Suez
52Prevention of Disease
26CHAPTER VII
53Conditions of Recruits on Arrival
27First Australian General Hospital
