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Surbiton 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Surbiton]

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electric light, lavatory basin, heating, and all
necessary first.aid appliances.
Arrangements have been made for it to be
available at any time, night or day, in cases of
accident or sudden illness in the street.
The Ambulance is also available for the removal
of private cases at any time upon the production of
a medical certificate and evidence of accommodation
having been arranged at the Hospital, etc., to which
the patient is to be taken, and upon payment of the
prescribed fee.
Clinics and Treatment Centres.—Combined
Maternity and Child Welfare Centre and School
Clinic (provided by Surrey County Council), Ewell
Road, Surbiton.
Tuberculosis Dispensary (provided by Surrey
County Council), Grove Crescent, Kingston.on.
Thames.
Venereal Diseases.—Arrangements are made
by the County Council for the treatment of these
diseases at various Hospitals and Centres.
Professional Nursing in The Home.
(a) General.
The St. Mark's, Surbiton, and St. Mary's,
Ditton, Nursing Association, which is affiliated
with Queen Victoria's Jubilee Nurses Association,
has a trained nurse who is available for attending