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Ambulance Facilities.
(a) Infectious cases sent to Waltham Joint Hospital are
removed in a motor ambulance attached to the Hospital.
(b) Non-infectious and accident cases are removed in an
Ambulance loaned to the Council by the British Red Cross
Society. It has been proposed that the Woodford Council purchase
an Ambulance for its own use. This will in all probability
be carried out in the near future.
Public Health Officers.
Medical Officer of Health (Part Time):
R. F. VERE HODGE, M.D., Cantab.
Sanitary Inspector (Full Time):
W. S. MILLS, Cert. R. San. Inst.
Assistant Sanitary Inspector (full Time):
F. H. DAY, Cert. R. San. Inst.
(Appointed January, 1926).
Midwives employed by Council :
Mrs. HARVEY, C.M.B.
Miss DILWORTH, C.M.B.
Miss MOORE. C.M.B.
Clinics and Treatment Centres.
Child Welfare Centres:
(i.) St. Barnabas' Hall. Snakes Lane.
(ii.) Fullers Road Sunday School.
These are supported and directed by the District Council.
A third centre, which is under voluntary direction, meets at
Hermon Hill Church Hall.
The School Clinic, High Road, South Woodford.
This Clinic is under the direction of the Essex County
Council.
Professional Nursing in the Home.
All professional nursing in the district is done by private
nurses working independently. There are no organisations for
providing home nursing.