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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Chelsea 1941

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for Chelsea, 1941

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Table: TABLE No. 24.

TABLE No. 24.

Name.Situation.Nature of Cases'Treated.Available Beds.If used by persons resident outside the Borough.Management.
Brompton Hospital for ConsumptionFulham Road, S.W.3Pulmonary Tuberculosis339Yes
The Reyal Cancer HospitalFulham Road. S.W.3Malignant Disease128Yes
Chelsea Hospital for WomenArthur Street. S.W.3Obstetric and Gynaecological104Yes
Cheyne Hospital for ChildrenCheyne Walk, S.W.3Children's Diseases71YesBy Voluntary Committee
Princess Beatrice HospitalRichmond Road, S.W.5General Medical, Surgical and Maternity78Yes
Royal National Orthopaedic HospitalGreat Portland Street, W.lDeformities and Malformations170Yes
St. George's HospitalHyde Park Corner, S.W.1General Medical, Surgical and Maternity437Yes
St. Luke's HospitalCale Street, S.W.3Medical and Surgical390Yes
St. Mary Abbots HospitalMarloes Road, W.8Medical, Surgical and Maternity555YesBy Hospitals and Medical Services Committee of L.C.C.
St. Stephen's HospitalFulham Road, S.W. 10Medical, Surgical and Maternity718Yes
St. George's HomeMilman's Street, S.W. 10Tuberculosis50Yes
Victoria Hospital for ChildrenTite Street, S.W.3Children's Diseases138YesBy Voluntary Committee
West London HospitalHammersmith Road, W.6General Medical and Surgical234Yes

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