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 Wembley]
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Insurance list. In Wembley practically all
the Doctors in general medical practice are on
this list, a copy of which may be seen at the
General Post Office, High Street, Wembley, or
at the Public Health Department. When a person
without sufficient means to provide a private
Doctor either desires to attend a Doctor's
Surgery or requires a Doctor to visit, the
services of the local Relieving Officer should
be sought and the Relieving Officer will pass
on the request to the District Medical Officer.
Relieving Officers:-
Mr. Pedel, 2, Oxford Villas,
Harrow Road, Sudbury, Wembley - ARNold 3253
Mr. Walton, 48, Station Road,
Harrow - HARrow 1252
Mr. Ashmead, 168, The Broadway,
West Hendon - HENdon 1302
and the District Medical Officers (also Public
Vaccinators):- .
Dr. Dyson, 5, High Road, Wembley.
Dr. Routledge, 1, Colin Close,
Sheaveshill Avenue, N.W. 9.
HOSPITALS. Hospital advice and treatment is
generally most appropriately sought through the
doctor who has been consulted, as the doctor is
aware of the various specialities treated at
certain hospitals in and around London.
Middlesex County Council's General Hospitals
with out-patient departments:- Redhill County
Hospital, Edgware, and The Central Middlesex
County Hospital, Acton Lane, N.W. 10.
Voluntary Hospitals:- The Wembley Hospital,
Fairview Avenue.
In-patient accommodation available for approved
cases, and attention available for sudden
accident cases.
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