[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Harrow-on-the-Hill].

  • Harrow (London, England). Urban District Council.
Date:
[1924?]
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Credit: [Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Harrow-on-the-Hill]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    18 The number of cases removed during the year 1923 was 248, the ambulance travelling 2,595½ miles. Of these 248 cases 56 were taken to the Cottage Hospital, 25 Hendon Infirmary, 124 to London Hospitals, and 43 to residences in or about the district. 133 were Harrow cases. 98 were Wembley cases. 17 were Wealdstone cases. HOSPITALS PROVIDED OR SUBSIDISED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY OR BY THE COUNTY COUNCIL. 1. Tuberculosis 2. Maternity 3. Children 4. Fever 5. Small-pox 6. Other Clare Hall Sanatorium, South Mimms, Barnet. The Maternity Hospital, 10, College Road, Harrow. Observation Ward, Holmleigh,8, Col lege Road, Harrow. Isolation Hospital, Rayner's Lane, South Harrow. The Small-pox Hospi tal, South Mimms, Barnet. The Cottage Hospital, Roxeth Hill, Harrow. Middlesex County Council. Council of Child Welfare. Coun cil annually subscribe £300. Council of Child Welfare. Harrow on the Hill Urban District Council Middlesex Joint Small pox Hos pital Board. Local Committee of Management. SAMPLES TAKEN IN HARROW DURING THE YEAR. Samples taken by the Middlesex County Council are as follows:— article. taken. adulterated. Milk 66 I Milk Separated 1 - Cream 4 - Ale 3 - Baking' Powder 3 - Vinegar 5 - 82 1