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Ealing 1926
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ealing]
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(6) Other Hospitals.—The King Edward Memorial Hospital
has two wards of 18 beds each for medical and surgical cases and
seven private wards. Extensions are at present being carried out
to accommodate 40 more beds.
Ambulance Facilities.
(1) Infectious Disease.—The Chiswick and Ealing Hospitals
Committee provide a motor ambulance in which all cases of infectious
disease are removed to the Isolation Hospital from both Ealing
and Chiswick.
(2) Non- Infectious and. Accident Cases.—The Town Council
has two motor ambulances for the removal of accident or noninfectious
cases to hospitals or nursing homes in Ealing, or to
general hospitals in London. Both these ambulances are modern
vehicles and well fitted to convey sick cases with every comfort.
Clinics and Treatment Centres.
| Maternity and Child Welfare Centres. | 13, Mattock Lane, Ealing. | Ealing Town Council. |
| Public Library, Hanwell. | Ealing Town Council- | |
| School Clinics. | 13, Mattock Lane, Ealing. | Ealing Education Committee. |
| Cherington House, Hanwell. | Ealing Education Committee. | |
| (Temporary) | Betham's School, Greenford. | Ealing Education Committee. |
| Day Nursery. | Uxbridge Road, Hanwell. | Ealing Town Council. |
| Tuberculosis Dispensary. | Green Man Lane, West Ealing. | Middlesex County Council. |
| Treatment Centres for Venereal Disease. | Certain Hospitals in London. | Middlesex County Council. |