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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Bromley 1947
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]
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CLINICS AND WELFARE CENTRES PROVIDED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY, WITH BRIEF
DETAILS OF THE SERVICES AVAILABLE
| Description | Situation | No. of Sessions Per Week | Professional Attendants | Services Available |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ante-Natal Clinic | North Clinic, Station Road, Bromley. | 3 (Mon. 2) (Thurs. 1) | Monday Afternoon 1 Doctor 2 Midwives | Medical Examinations. |
| Blood Tests Rh. | ||||
| Monday Evening 2 Midwives | A rite-Natal Care. | |||
| Chemical Foods, Drugs, etc. | ||||
| Thursday Afternoon 2 Doctors 2 Midwives | ||||
| Masons Hill Welfare Centre | William Morris Hall, Masons Hill, Bromley. | 2 Monday and Thursday | Doctor and Health Visitor | Medical Examinations. |
| Mothercraft. | ||||
| Weighing of Babies Chemical Foods, Drugs, Cod Liver Oil, etc. | ||||
| Whitehall Welfare Centre | Whitehall F.A. Post, Recreation Ground, Southlands Road, Bromley. | 2 Wednesday and Friday | Doctor and Health Visitor | Do. |
| Bromley Common Welfare Centre | South Clinic, Princes Plain, Bromley Common. | 1 Tuesday | Doctor and Health Visitor | Do. |
| Hayes Welfare Centre | Hayes Village Hall, Hayes Street, Hayes. | 1 Tuesday | Doctor and Health Visitor | Do. |
| Keston Welfare Centre | Village Hall, Keston | 1 Thursday | Doctor and Health Visitor | Do. Immunisation Clinic. |