[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames].

  • Kingston upon Thames (London, England). Council.
Date:
[1927]
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    7 Clinics and Treatment Centres. Centre. Situation. Maternity and Child Welfaie Maternity and Child Welfare Ante-natal Clinic School Clinic Eden Street Washington Road Elmfield, London Road Elmfield, London Road Day Nursery Tuberculosis Dispensary Red Cross Curative Post Canbury Park Road Grove Crescent Coombe Road Accommodation. Provided by Consultation The Corporation Consultation The Corporation Consultation The Corporation Consultation & The Education Tieatment of Committee Minor Ail ments, Re fractions, Dental Treat ment 9 Babies and 16 Infants Consultation Out- Patients, Massage, Electrical, Light and Orthopaedic Treatment Vol. Committee Surrey C.C. British Red Cross Society Tuberculosis. Cases of Tuberculosis in administrative control of the the Borough come under the Surrey County Council. Maternity. The Kingston Nursing Association, 33, Avenue, had six beds for Maternity cases. Birkenhead This Home was closed in May owing to Puerperal Fever, and had not been re-opened by the end of the year. Four private Maternity Homes were registered by the Surrey County Council at the following addresses in the Borough:— Mrs. Burns : 9/11, Minerva Road. 8 beds Mrs. Burrows : 35, Balmoral Road. 1 bed. Miss Duckett : 31, Queen's Road. 5 beds. Mrs. Evans : 22, Fairfield South, 2 beds. The Kingston and District Hospital (Board of Guardians) have Maternity Wards.