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Puerperal Fever
and Pyrexia.
Arrangements are made for the hospital treatment
of these diseases by the County Council
generally at the Queen Charlottes Hospital,
Isolation Block, Hammersmith.
General Medical
and Surgical.
Medical practitioners are able, by arrangement,
to obtain admission of general medical and
surgical cases into The Kingston Victoria,
Wimbledon, Nelson and St. Anthony's Hospitals
and most of the large London Hospitals or other
Hospitals in the vicinity.
Maternity and Nursing Homes. Controlled by the County Council.
Maternal Mortality. Enquiries into maternal deaths are conducted
by public health officers of the County
Council.
AMBULANCE FACILITIES.
(a) For Infectious cases Tolworth Hospital Motor Ambulance.
(b) For NonInfectious Motor Ambulance provided by the
cases and Accidents Council.
(c) Maternity do. (where required).
Cases for admission to the Kingston and District Hospital are
removed by Ambulance attached to that Hospital.
CLINICS AND TREATMENT CENTRES.
Maternity and Child Welfare.—8, Westbury Road, New Maiden.
(Wednesday and Friday afternoons in each week).
Antenatal Clinic.—8, Westbury Road, New Maiden.
(Every Thursday afternoon).
School Clinic.—8, Westbury Road, New Maiden.
Dental—(Mondays—whole day—and Tuesday afternoons in
each week).
Speech—(Tuesday and Friday mornings in each week).
General Medical—(Monday and Thursday mornings in each
week).
Diphtheria Immunisation Clinic.—8, Westbury Road, New Maiden.
(Every Wednesday, 10 a.m.).
Orthopajdic Clinic.—Kingston Red Cross Curative Post, Coombe
Lane, KingstonuponThames. (By appointment).
Tuberculosis Dispensary.—South Place, Surbiton Hill.
(Wednesdays at 5.30 p.m. and Fridays at 1.30 p.m.).
Venereal Diseases.—Sec Hospitals.
Day Nursery.—Rear of Municipal Offices, New Maiden.