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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

Kingston upon Thames 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames]

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IX

Table: Clinics and Treatment Centres.

Clinics and Treatment Centres.

Centre.Situation.Accommodation.Provided by
Maternity and Child WelfareEden StreetConsultationThe Corporation
Maternity and Child WelfarcWashington RoadConsultationThe Corporation
Ante-natal Clinic"Elmfield," London RoadConsultationThe Corporation
School Clinic"Elmfield," London RoadConsultation & Ti eatment ofThe Education Com mittee
Minor Ailments, Refractions, Dental Treatment
Day NurseryCanbury Park Road9 Babies and 16 InfantsVol. Committee
Tuberculosis DispensaryGrove CresentConsultationSurrey C.C.
Red Cross Curative PostCoombe RoadOut-Patients, Massage, Electrical and Orthopaedic TreatmentBritish Red Cross Society

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Tuberculosis.
Cases of Tuberculosis in the Borough come under the
administrative control of the Surrey County Council.
Maternity.
The Kingston Nursing Association, 33, Birkenhead
Avenue, have six beds for Maternity cases. The charge
made is £3 3s. a week, and arrangements are made whereby
the Council pay half the fees in deserving cases.
The Kingston and District Hospital (Board of
Guardians) have Maternity Wards.
Children.
The Kingston and District Hospital (Board of
Guardians).
Fever.
Arrangements are made whereby Wimbledon, Molesey,
and Hampton Isolation Hospitals accept cases occurring in
the Borough, and payment is made for the maintenance of
patients by the Corporation.