Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Enfield]
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TUBERCULOSIS (COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX) SCHEME.
The following statement shows the total number of beds belonging to, or reserved for the sole use of, the County Council during 1936.
| Institution. | Accommodation. | Type of Case. | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adults. | Children. | |||
| M. | F. | |||
| County Sanatorium, Harefield | 150 | 150 | 60 | Pulmonary—Sanatorium. |
| 4 | 4 | 10 | Pulmonary—Observation. | |
| County Sanatorium, Clare Hall, South Minims | 120 | 66 | — | Pulmonary—late sanatorium and Hospital. |
| Heatherwood Hospital, Ascot | — | — | 25 | Non-pulmonary. |
| Victoria Home, Margate | — | — | 6 | Non-pulmonary. |
Other Institutions at which patients have been maintained by
the County Council during 1936 are:—
Sanatoria.—Brompton Hospital Sanatorium, Frimley; Cotswold,
Gloucester; Daneswood, Woburn Sands; Eversfield,
St. Leonards; Fairlight, Hastings; Grosvenor, Ashford,
Kent; Hawt.horndene, Bonchurch, I.W.; Holy Cross,
Haslemere; Ipswich (County Borough); Kelling, Holt,
Norfolk; King Edward VII, Midhurst; King George V,
Godalming (L.C.C.); King George's, Liphook; Marillac,
Warley, Essex; Merrivale, Sandon, nr. Chelmsford;
Milford (Surrey C.C.); Mundesley, Norfolk; National,
Benenden; Old Manor House, Broadstairs; Pinewood,
Wokingham (L.C.C.); Prior Place, Camberley, Surrey;
Royal National, Bournemouth; Royal National, Ventnor;
Tehidv (Cornwall C.C.).
Hospitals.—St. Barnabas', Torquay; Colindale, Hendon
(L.C.C.); Creaton, Northampton; Prince of Wales's,
Tottenham; City of London, Victoria Park; National
Temperance; Brompton; Royal Chest; St. Bartholomew's;
St. Mary's; St. Thomas's; University College: and the
London County Council's general hospitals, Archway;
Dulwich; Lambeth; St. Luke's.