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Bromley 1952

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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Type of Case.
Total.
Maternity
78
Tuberculosis
17
Aged
136
Others
275
506
Approximately fifty workers were being regularly employed
during the year, of which number about two-thirds were working
between 30 and 44 hours weekly.
VENEREAL DISEASES.
The Kent County Council provides treatment at the various
centres in the County. There is no centre in Bromley, but if
needs be the close proximity of London affords ample and
convenient facilities through the various large general hospitals.
LOCAL CLINIC SERVICES.
Ante-Natal Clinics.
North Clinic, Station Road Every Mon. & first,
third & fifth Thurs.
in month p.m.
(New cases should attend Thurs.)
Hayes School Clinic, George Lane Wednesdays p.m.
Womens' Welfare Clinic.
North Clinic, Station Road Second Thursday in
every month p.m.
Child Welfare Centres.
North Clinic, Station Road Wednesday p.m.
South Clinic, Princes Plain Tuesday p.m.
William Morris Hall, Masons Hill Mon. and Thursday p.m.
First Aid Post, Southlands Road Wed. and Friday p.m.
Village Hall, Hayes Tuesday p.m.
Village Hall, Keston First & third Thurs.
in every month p.m.
St. Andrews Hall, Burnt Ash Lane Wednesday p.m.
Minor Ailment Clinics (Schools).
North Clinic, Station Road Monday to Friday a.m.
South Clinic, Princes Plain Monday to Friday a.m.
Medical Room, Hayes School Monday to Friday a.m.
Medical Room, Quernmore School Mon., Wed. and Frid. a.m.
Medical Room, Burnt Ash School Mon., Tues. & Thurs. a.m.
Medical Room, Aylesbury Rd. School Monday to Friday a.m.
Medical Room, Southborough School Monday to Friday a.m.