Search Term Record
Metadata
Name |
Medical |
Related Records
-
-
-
-
-
"Deadwood Doctor" by F.S. Howe, M.D. - 1900s-1920s
Copy of "Deadwood Doctor" by F.S. Howe, M.D., illustrated by Diana Tollefson. A handwritten inscription in blue ink is present in the interior, reading "To my friend, Dr. C.J. Phillips, from Dr. Frank S. Howe" The book discusses Dr. Howe's remembrances as a doctor in Deadwood from the early 1900s through the 1920s. Howe was also mayor in the 1920s.
Record Type: Archive
-
-
Drawings and signatures commemorating National Hospital Week
From page 15 of Scrapbook, 1973-74, 1958 [2014.009.005] 12 pages of hand drawn images forming a booklet copied on what appears to be mimeograph paper. A typed label on the top of the first page indicates the booklet commemorates National Hospital Week and the artist for the drawings as Danny Widdoss. Each page of the booklet shows a unique drawing of a specific administrative or functional area of the hospital and is signed by individuals w...
Record Type: Archive
-
Homeopathic and Eclectic Medicine in Minnesota - 1941-1963
Two copies of Dr. James Eckman's article about homeopathic and eclectice cures published in 1941 that also includes a biographical note about Dr. Von Wedelstadt. The article was sent to Katherine Thornby at the Adams Museum in 1963 by Dr. Eckman and the cover has "property of Anne Marie Lawler" written on it.
Record Type: Archive
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1982-1983
Quarterly newsletter for St. Joseph's Hospital in Deadwood, S.D. This is the first issue of the newsletter titled "Prognosis." Key articles: Administrators message About the title Prognosis New ICU opening for patients Physical Therapy Dept. New Nursing Library-Conference Room construction St. Joseph's Auxiliary Medical Records What and Why When to take child to emergency room for fever
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1983
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter "Prognosis" Spring, 1983. Key Articles: New heart and lung monitoring capabilities St. Joseph's Auxiliary provides volunteer services Why is health care so expensive? Gemini Centrifugal Analyzer and new financial computer added New ultrasound services contracted for hospital National Hospital Week May 8-14, 1983 Outstanding employees
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1984
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Winter-Spring 1984. Key Articles: James Pucelik Orthopedic Surgeon joins staff Craig Hayes, M.D. appointed chief of staff St. Joseph's Hospital starts new emergency room service St. Joseph's continues growth First baby of 1984 Outstanding employees selected Employee council news Sister Yvette to Los Angeles for media interview Dr. James Ashbaugh joins medical staff Thrall and Hamilton electe...
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1985
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Winter 1985. Key Articles: Sr. Maureen Griffin and Juanita James Outstanding Employees Bernice Miller posthumously leaves electric bed to hospital St. Joseph's auxiliary purchases bililight for nursery OB Dept. crucial to newborn care Members of staff seek advanced nursing degrees Drs. Wright and Minton visiting opthalmologists Perry Krush named new Director of Finance Flue, Reyes Syndrome go ...
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1985
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Spring 1985. Key Articles: History of hospital dates back 90 years New Medicare law causing confusion Children in surgery receive special care from staff Dr. Millea, urological specialist, sees patients weekly Diabetes major contributor to serious, fatal disease Gary Haven hired as second anesthetist Hospital emergency services on 24 hour, 7 day basis Why is blood test needed Around the hosp...
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1986
Duplicate of 2023.009.072 except that the date has been changed with a black marker to 1986 from 1985. Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Spring 1985. Key Articles: History of hospital dates back 90 years New Medicare law causing confusion Children in surgery receive special care from staff Dr. Millea, urological specialist, sees patients weekly Diabetes major contributor to serious, fatal disease Gary Haven hired as second ...
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1986
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Winter 1986. Key Articles: New surgical facilities offer advantages Expansion of radiology dept. New influenza vaccine Auxiliary buys video tapes to help diabetics Northern Hills foundation fund raisers AIDS now worldwide Peggy Goodrich employee of the month
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1986
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Fall 1986. Key Articles: Deborah Schmidt and Colette Klein employees of the month Hospital takes over drug/alcohol "after care" service New personnel Student training programs Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is preventable Psychological Services at the hospital Foundation Board of Directors formulates objectives ICU Stress Lab Loren Kambestad employee of the year Central Supply relocates Lab adds ne...
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1986
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Summer 1986. Key Articles: Board of Directors organizes Hospital Foundation Dr. John Herbst, Deadwood native now chief of staff Dorna Kightlinger employee of the year Camp Haunz for diabetic children in Rapid City 7/27-8/2 New Board members and new personnel Renovation of third floor to provide surgical and outpatient facility New Mammography machine installed Dietary Dept. one of hospital ke...
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1987
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Spring 1987. Key Articles: Foundation becomes part of hospital Reorganization seen as step toward maximum efficiency Changes made in drug/alcohol program Hypertension discussion Ambulance crews recognition Auxiliary buys ice machine for second floor Annual weight loss contest Carolyn Haux employee of the month Hospital news Dr. Ruth O'Dell named chief of staff EMT recruits
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1987
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Fall 1987. Key Articles: Swing bed concept offers extended care June Reiling and Sue Miller employees of the month Pharmacy moves to new quarters Hospital news Raffle for new ambulance Cheryl Chaput named coordinator of ambulance services Auxiliary plans for 1987-1988 Respiratory care services highlighted Ed Hamann takes over as director of drug/alcohol program
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1987
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Winter 1987. Key Articles: Drs. Curtis Groote and Kenneth Vogele join staff Stan Gebhart named new hospital administrator Kathe Shockey VP of administration Hospital Foundation names Ruth Moser director Jim Hanna new head of Central Supply Hospital Auxiliary recognizes outstanding volunteers New employees Making the rounds hospital news items Kathy Culver, Rose Whiton outstanding employees
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1988
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Fall 1988. Key Articles: Barb Keszler, Gail Bunch employees of the month Mike Villa new anesthetist Physical Therapy "Back to School" program started New Horizons Outpatient treatment center anniversary Martin Huckens joins New Horizons staff Communications training skills program for hospital employees Brian Belmont recipient of Auxiliary scholarship Operating Room nurses day Stop smoking ca...
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1991
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Spring 1991 Key Articles: NHGH Foundation Pioneer Club members recognized Ophthalmology services now available at hospital Commentary by hospital administrator Auxiliary donates to Ambulance Department EMT course offered Auxiliary conducts benefit auction Cardiac Rehabilitation Week Home Health Care program certification New employees Employees of the month Dietary workers recognized Emplo...
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1991
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Winter 1991. Key Articles: Christmas Party/Awards banquet held Commentary from Barry Fewson, Administrator NHGH smoke free New Employees New births: October- December Back health awareness week Three new managers added to staff Employees of the month Radiological technologists recognized New Horizons treatment center advertising campaign Hospital operating room nurses recognized
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1991
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Summer 1991 Key Articles: Home Health Services now available Auxiliary donates new arc welder to hospital Commentary from hospital administrator New Cardiologist New births April-June Meet the Business Office and Medical Records staff Family Run event Blood pressure Q&A Auxiliary awards two scholarships
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1992
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Fall 1992. Key Articles: New Horizons Addiction Counseling available Substance Abuse discussion Home Health Care wave of the future Nicotine addiction Drug interactions discussion Cardiac rehab - a personal viewpoint Karen Asher elected Secretary of SD Healthcare Financial Management Association Administrator's's commentary
Record Type: Archive
-
Prognosis Newsletter - 1992
Copy of St. Joseph's quarterly newsletter, Summer 1992 Key Articles: New surgical technique for gall bladder removal Dr. Mills offers new panoramic x-ray service Hospital employs LHS grads. 2nd annual Fun Run Mayors of Lead and Deadwood proclaim National Hospital Week New Physician Assistants Auxiliary awards three scholarships Foundation board members retire
Record Type: Archive
-
-
Scrapbook, 1973-74, 1958 - 1958, 1978-1974
Scrapbook from the Lead-Deadwood Hospital dated between 1958, 1973 to 1974 that according to a bibliography contains the following contents: - Hospital Week 1973 - Misc. Photos - 1974 New Year's Baby - Misc. Thank Yous - Photos of New Construction - Out with Old, In with New - Misc. Photso of 50's and 60's For more detailed description of the contents of the scrapbook see the Container List and Relations tabs.
Record Type: Archive
-
Scrapbook, 1981-1982 - 1981-1982
Scrapbook from the Lead-Deadwood Hospital dated between 1981 to 1982 that according to a bibliography contains the following contents: - January 1918 publicity photos and articles - Sisters to Lease St. Joseph's's - Homestake to leave hospital business - Bomb threat may have led to death of patient - Newspaper articles = various - Thank yous = various and numerous - Employee of the month photos - 1982 ditto of 1981 For more detailed ...
Record Type: Archive
-
