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 Harrow]
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Heywood Nursing
Home, London
Road, Stanmore
Hillside Nursing
Home, 49, Harrow
View, Harrow
Maitlands Nursing
Home, 54, Marsh
Road, Pinner
Oakdene Nursing
Home, 11, Hindes
Road, Harrow
Roxborough Nursing
Home, 25, Roxborough
Avenue, Harrow
St. Anne's Nursing
Home, 34, West End
Avenue, Pinner
St. Vincent's Nursing
Home, Headstone
Lane, North Harrow
Suffolk House Nursing
Home, Marsh
Lane, Stanmore
The Avenue Nursing
Home, 28, The
Avenue, Hatch End
The Firs Nursing
Home, 13, Roxborough
Park, Harrow
The Hall, Harrow
Weald
Mrs. M. Guyatt
Mrs. M. Cusack
Mrs. H. Payne
Mrs. A. Gee ...
Miss Calland
Miss Burrows
Mrs. D. Hickman ...
Mrs. P. Thomas
Mrs. D. M. Williamson
Mrs. A. Carter
Hillingdon Surgical
Instrument Co.
Dr. Lincoln Williams
Beds Type of Case
11 Maternity and
others
5 Senile and
convalescent
10 Maternity
10 Maternity and others
13 Maternity and others
7 Maternity and
chronic
10 Maternity and
medical
8 Maternity and others
4 Maternity and
chronic
22 Maternity
10 Mental (borderline)
In all, at the end of the year, there were 18 registered homes, with
183 beds, about half of these being for maternity and the other half for
other patients.
ESTABLISHMENTS FOR MASSAGE AND SPECIAL
TREATMENT.
By Section 355 of the Middlesex County Council Act, 1944, no person
shall carry on in this district an establishment for massage or special
treatment without a licence from the Council authorising him to do so.
There is a saving clause in respect of a registered member of the Chartered
Society of Physiotherapy practising in an establishment with respect to
which there has been lodged with the Authority a certificate in approved
form, signed by two registered medical practitioners ; and a similar saving
clause in respect of establishments carried on by medical practitioners.