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 Willesden, UDC]
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Nurses, and seven Probationers, a Seamstress and an
assistant, 12 subordinate female staff, including laundry
maids; Coachman,Porter (who attends also to the Steam
apparatus for the Laundry and Disinfector). Steam is
used for heating the water in the Laundry, not for
machinery. There are also two lads to assist in the
Laundry and in the house.
There have been several changes in the nursing
staff, three have left and taken up superior positions
in other Fever hospitals. I desire to express my acknowledgements
of the valuable and willing assistance
I have received from the Matron and Steward, and
Nurses in carrying on the important duties in the
Ward.
PROPOSED EXTENSION.
In my Sanitary and Hospital Reports for 1897,
I drew attention to the need for increased accommodation.
A resolution was passed by the Council
that Mr. Robson, the Engineer, should make a report
on the subject according to the requirements of the
Sanitary Committee, &c. The proposed extension included.—
Enlargement of Administration Block.
One Storey Pavilion.
Two Storey Pavilion.
Laundry including Machinery.
Extension of roads and some details.