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Bromley 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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The following tabulation gives particulars of maternity and nursing homes registered by the Local Authority as at the 31st December, 1938, and for convenience of recording I have included the two general hospitals, which are exempt from registration under the provisions of the Act.

AddressTotal No. of BedsMaternity bedsPatients received in 1938.Total.Resident.Nursing Staff.Types of cases taken
MaternitySurgicalMedicalLiving outQualifications.
89, Bromley Common12553507551 Gen TrainedMixed
2 S.C.M.
2 Assistants
"Greta," Blyth Road (voluntarily closed end 1938)10281275231 Gen. trained and S.C. M.Nursing
4 General Trained
"Walcot," Blyth Road43213 S.R.N.Nursing
24, Elmfield Road1021718441 Gen. TrainedMixed
Northfield, Elmstead Lane111896511 Gen. trained and S.C.M.Nursing
5 Assistants
29, Kings Avenue2222 Masseuses (C.S.M.M.G.)Nursing
"Frascati," Masons Hill18644244910914 Gen. Trained and S.C.M.Mixed
1 General Trained
1 S.C.M.
4 Assistants
16, Sundridge Avenue (voluntarily closed end 1938)413111 untrainedNursing
13, Tweedy Road46312 Gen. Trained.Nursing
1 Assistant (staff engaged as required)
Maternity Hospital, 118, Widmore Road191937512125 Gen. Trained and S.C.M.Nursing Maternity
4 S.C.M.
3 Asst. Nurses
Bromley (Kent) and District Hospital, Cromwell Avenue103129436247478 Gen. Trained and S.C.M.Gen. Hospital cases
8 Gen. Trained
29 untrained
2 Masseuses
Phillips Memorial Hospital, Lowndes Avenue2014464772 Gen. Trained and S.C.M.Gen. Hospital cases
3 Asst. Nurses
2 Probationers