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Camberwell 1932

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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Ill
Surgical tuberculosis 13
Diagnosis of tuberculosis —
Not classified 2
The London County Council used beds in the following institutions:—
Adults.
Hospitals.
Brompton.
Northern.
Eversfield.
St. Luke's, Lowestoft.
Grove Park.
Liverpool Road.
Colin dale.
Royal Northern Orthopaedic.
Royal Sea Bathing.
Shropshire Orthopaedic
Harnwood.
Homes.
Tait.
Seaview, St. Leonards.
St. Michael's, Axbridge.
St. Barnabas, Torquay.
Bishopsbourne.
St. George's, Chelsea.
Marillac.
Hospitals.
Highwood, Brentwood.
Alexandra Hip.
Heatherwood, Ascot.
Princess Mary's.
Queen Mary's
Royal Orthopdseic.
Royal Waterloo.
Evelina.
Great Ormond Street.
Sanatoria.
King Edward VII.
Burrow Hill.
King George V.
Frimley, Surrey.
Holy Cross, Surrey.
Northamptonshire, Creaton.
Hermitage, I.O.W.
Grosvenor, Ashford.
Hawthorndene, I.O.W.
Kelling, Norfolk.
Makings Farm, Suffolk.
Pinewood.
National, Benenden.
The Old Manor House, Broadstairs.
Fairlight, Hastings.
King George's, Bramshott.
Rushdene House.
Fairholme.
Beckford House.
Colonies.
Burrow Hill.
Papworth, Cambridgeshire.
Preston Hall, Kent.
Children.
Sanatoria and, Homes.
Naylands.
Millfields.
Metropolitan Convalescent.
East Anglian.
Victoria Convalescent.
The average duration of residential treatment given by the
London County Council in 1932 to 290 adults was 15.8 weeks. The
average duration of residential treatment given to 42 children by