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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Barnes 1922
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barnes]
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Summary of Nursing Arrangements. 41
| Name of Clinic, etc. | Address. | Days of attendance. | Provided by. |
|---|---|---|---|
| (a) Situated in the District: | |||
| Maternity and Child Welfare Clinic | Technical Institute, North Worple Way, Mortlake | Thursday, 2.30 | Surrey County Council |
| School Clinics— | |||
| Attendance Clinic | „ | Monday, 10 | „ |
| Minor Ailments Clinic | „ | Wednesday, 2 | „ |
| Eye Clinic | „ | Monday, 2 | „ |
| Dental Clinic | „ | Tuesday, 2 | „ |
| Tuberculosis Dispensary | South Worple Way, Mortlake | Wednesdays, 6 Friday, 10 | „ |
| Day Nursery | Afon House, High Street, Mortlake | Daily, Monday to Saturday | Vo1un-tarysub- scriptior |
| (b) Situate outside District | |||
| Venereal Diseases Clinics | Richmond Royal Hospital | Males. Tuesday and Friday, 6 Females, Tues-day & Friday, 5 | Surrey County Council |
| West London Hospital,Hammersmith | Daily 5.30 | „ | |
| And at 21 other Hospitals in the County of London | Various times as advertised | „ |
(4) Hospitals provided or Subsidised by the
Urban District Council or by the Surrey
County Council.
(1) Tuberculosis—
(a) Institution situated within the District.
Barnes Isolation Hospital By agreement between the
Surrey County Council and the Barnes Urban District Council,
a Tuberculosis Pavilion containing 12 beds, to accommodate
6 male and 6 female patients, is provided for the reception of
cases from Barnes District and from the remainder of the
Administrative County of Surrey.