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Hackney 1930

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hackney]

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Name and Situation.Purpose.No. of Beds.Proportion used by Hackney Residents.Special Departments.Arrangements for
For Males.For Females,Operative Surgery.Pathological Work.
Metropolitan Hospital, Kingsland Road, Dalston, E .8 (Voluntary Hospital)GeneralMedical303033 per cent.Gynaecological1 Theatre 5 Surgeons for general work and 1 in each special departmentA laboratory is provided in which all pathological work is carried out.
Surgical3736Aural
ChildrenTotal 17Ophthalmic
Venereal diseaseAs requiredDental
TuberculosisDo.X-Ray, Massage and Electrical
OrthopaedicDo.
AuralDo.
Puerperal Fever
and PyrexiaDo.
Ophthalmia
NeonatorumDo.
150
Mothers' Hospital, Lower Clapton Road, E.5 (The Salvation Army)Maternity....9025 to 30 per cent.Ante-Natal V.D. Ante-Natal Post-Natal Dental Infant Welfare1 Theatre 4 SurgeonsMostly carried out at Royal Free Hospital. Specimens from V.D. Dept. are sent to Charing Cross Hospital. Remaining specimens are examined at the Hospital.
St. Joseph's Hospice for the Dying, Mare Street, E.8 (Voluntary Institution)Hospice for the DyingTuberculosis General162233 per cent.NoneNoneNone
2116
3738
75