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 Beddington and Wallington]
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AMBULANCE FACILITIES.
Ceneral and Accident Cases. The arrangements following prewar
practice, which came into operation in 1945, continued to operate
successfully during 1946. The National Fire Service continued to house
the one ambulance in use and the four full-time personnel at the
National Fire Service Station in Belmont Road.
Details of the work of the Ambulance during 1946 are as follows:—
Private Removals | 392 |
Maternity Cases | 217 |
Accidents | 257 |
Calls answered for other Authorities | 69 |
Total Calls Answered | 935 |
Distance Travelled on Calls | 7004 |
Average Mileage per Call | 7.71 |
Mutual Assistance by Other Services | 65 |
NURSING IN THE HOME.
This service is undertaken mainly by the staff of the Beddington
and Wallington District Nursing Association and their work in the
Borough is greatly appreciated.
During the year the District Nurses attended 1,104 cases, including
102 maternity and 133 midwifery patients.
TREATMENT CENTRES AND CLINICS.
1. Child Welfare Centres.
Hackbridge Centre,
The Grange,
London Road.
Bandon Hill Centre,
Methodist Hall,
Sandy Lane North.
Beddington Centre,
Village Hall,
Beddington.
Wallington Centre,
Baptist Hall,
Queen's Road.
2. Maternity Clinics.
Ante-Natal Clinic.
Post-Natal Clinic.
Midwives' Clinic.
Consultant's Clinic.
When held.
Every Monday, 2.0-4.0 p.m.
Every Tuesday, 2.0-4.0 p.m.
Alternate Wednesday afternoons,
2.0-4.0 p.m.
Alternate Wednesday afternoons.
2.0-4.0 p.m.
Thursdays and Fridays,
2.0-4.0 p.m.
First Tuesday in month,
2.0-4.0 p.m.
Second and fourth Tuesday of
month, 2.0-4.0 p.m.
Third Friday of the month.
All Maternity Clinics are held at the District Nurses' Home.
57, Montagu Gardens, Wallington.
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