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Bromley 1935
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]
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txical Act:
1909: Cap. CXXV1. 9. Edw. 7. (To confirm a
Scheme under the Metropolitan Commons
Acts, 1866 to 1898, with respect to Keston
Common and Leaves Green).
Hospitals.
(1) Infectious Diseases Hospitals:
West Kent Isolation Hospital-
Recognised accommodation 115 beds.
Actual number in use 160 beds.
27 cots.
West Kent Smallpox Hospital—
Recognised accommodation 39 beds.
Actual number in use 39 beds.
9 cots.
(2) General Hospitals:
Bromley (Kent) and District Hospital
50 beds.
Phillips Memorial (Homeopathic)
Hospital 20 beds.
(3) Maternity Hospital:
The Bromley and Chislehurst Maternity
Hospital 19 beds.
(In addition there are 2 labour wards and 1 isolation ward).
Maternity and Nursing Homes.
The following table gives particulars of maternity
and nursing homes registered by the Local Authority, anil
for convenience of tabulation I have included details of
the larger hospitals which are exempt from registration
under the provisions of the Act:—