Dr. William Pickles

Dr. William Pickles was a prominent British physician known for his significant contributions to public health and epidemiology in the mid-20th century. He is best recognized for his work on the concept of the "disease register," which systematically tracks the incidence of diseases in communities. This approach helped improve understanding of health trends and disease outbreaks. Pickles emphasized the importance of the doctor-patient relationship and patient-centered care. His efforts laid the groundwork for modern family medicine and public health practices, making a lasting impact on how healthcare is delivered and studied.