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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 1927

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

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Table: Clinics and Treatment Centres.

Clinics and Treatment Centres.

Centre.Situation.Accommodation.Provided by
Maternity and Child WelfareEden StreetConsultationThe Corporation
Maternity and Child WelfareWashington RoadConsultationThe Corporation
Ante-natal Clinic"Elmfield," London RoadConsultation'The Corporation
School Clinic"Elmfield," London RoadConsultation & Treatment of Minor Ailments, Refractions, Dental TreatmentThe Education Committee
Day NurseryCanbury Park Road9 Babies and 16 InfantsVol. Committee
Tuberculosis DispensaryGrove CrescentConsultationSurrey C.C.
Red Cross Curative PostCoombe RoadOut-Patients, Massage, Electrical, Light 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, re-commenced District Midwifery work in the
autumn, but decided not to re-open the Maternity Home.
Four private Maternity Homes are registered by the
Surrey County Council at the following addresses in the
Borough:—
Mrs. Burns: 9/11, Minerva Road. 8 beds.
Mrs. Burrows: 35, Balmoral Road. 1 bed.
Miss Duckett: 31, Queen's Road. 5 beds.
Mrs. Evans: 22, Fairfield South. 2 beds.
The Kingston and District Hospital (Board of
Guardians) have Maternity Wards.