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Hospital Literature Index Hospital Literature Index 1970 Volume 26, Number 4 (Annual Cumulation) This number indexes literature published during the year 1970, including all entries appearing in the first three numbers of Volume 26. It also includes recent acquisitions of the Library of the American Hospital Association, Asa S. Bacon Memorial, which are listed following the author section of the Index. Published by the AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 840 North Lake Shore Drive Chicago, Illinois 60611 Knowledge is of two kinds: we know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information upon it. —Samuel Johnson As a service to its members and as a contribution to the professional literature the American Hospital Association has, since 1945 , published the Hospital Literature Index which is prepared by the staff of its Library, the Asa S. Bacon Memorial. This is an index to publications received in the Library. From 1945 through 1961 the Hospital Literature Index was published semi-annually with five-year cumulations. It is now issued quarterly with both annual and five-year cumulations. The annual subscription rate is $10.00. Single yearly cumulations will not be sold at a price less than this annual subscription rate. Five-year cumulations are sold separately and the following volumes are available for purchase: 1955-1959 ,$17.50; 1960-1964, $20.00; 1965- 1969,$30.00. © Copyright 1971 by the American Hospital Association, 840 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60611. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. USING THE INDEX The Hospital Literature Index is an author-subject index of literature about administra- tion ,planning,and financing of hospitals and related health care institutions, and the administrative aspects of the medical paramedical, and prepayment fields. This issue contains references to material written in the English language and received during the year 1970. Journal articles have been indexed by author and subject only. Titles have not been included. Main subject and author entries are arranged separately, with the Author Section beginning on page 135. A complete list of the Library's book acquisitions is included as a separate section beginning on page 195. Main subject headings appear in solid capitals at the left margin. For convenience, broad subject headings are frequently subdivided and sometimes these subheadings have a further breakdown „ All subject headings are underlined,and subheadings are indented. For example: MEDICAL STAFF Committees Utilization The generous use of cross-references enhances the value of the Index. For example, a (See) reference under Utilization refers the user to MEDICAL STAFF—Committees, the heading under which articles are listed. Subject headings under which additional related material has been indexed are denoted by (See also) references. The following abbreviations have been used: Ja January F February Mr March Ap April My May Je June J1 July Ag August S September O October N November D December adv Advertising Aut Autumn C Correspondence ed Editorial N News p. Page or pages PM President's message pseud Pseudonym Pt Part Q&A Questions and answers Spr Spring Sr Sister Sum Summer suppl Supplement symp Symposium Win Winter The abbreviations for periodicals indexed conform with the American Standard for Periodical Title Abbreviations. Abbreviations, along with complete journal identifi- cations and addresses, will be found on pages iv-vi. PERIODICALS INDEXED AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing / AHA Newsletter for the Hospital School of Nursing, 840 N. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 AHIL (Ass Hosp Inst Libr) Quart / AHIL Quarterly, Associa- tion of Hospital and Institution Libraries, 50 E.Huron St., Chicago,111.60611 AIA (Amer Inst Architects) J / AIA Journal, American Insti- tute of Architects, 1735 New York Ave. ,N .W., Wash- ington , D.C .20006 AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J / AORN Journal, Associa- tion of Operating Room Nurses, 8085 E.Prentice, Englewood, Colo. 80110 ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter / American Society of Anesthesiologists, 515 Basse Highway, Park Ridge,111.60068 Acad Manage J / Academy of Management Journal, Gradu- ate School of Business Administration, University of Washington, Seattle 98105 Admin Manage / Administrative Management, 51 Madison Ave., New York ,N .Y.10010 Admin Sci Quart / Administrative Science Quarterly, Malott Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca ,N .Y.14850 Adult Educ / Adult Education, 1225 19th St. ,N.W., Wash- ington , D.C .20036 Adult Leadership, 1225 19th St.,N.W., Washington,D.C. 20036 Aging, U.S.Government Printing Office, Washington,D.C. 20402 aiD, Ambulance Association of America, 1629 K St.,N.W., Wa shington, D. C. 2 000 6 Alaska Med / Alaska Medicine, 519 W.Eighth Ave., Anchorage 99501 Amer Arch Rehabil Therapy / American Archives of Rehabili- tation Therapy, 6704 Incas Drive, North Little Rock, Ark. 72116 Amer Corrective Therapy J / American Corrective Therapy Journal, c/o Mr.Kirk Hodges, P.O.Box 4266, Austin, Tex.78751 Amer Educ / American Education, U.S.Government Printing Office, Washington,D.C.20402 Amer Fam Physician / American Family Physician, Volker Blvd.at Brookside, Kansas City,Mo.64112 Amer Fam Physician/GP. Title changed December 1970. See: Amer Fam Physician Amer Hosp Prof / American Hospital Professional, 172 S. Broadway, White Plains, N .Y. 10605 . Ceased publication March 1970 Amer J Art Therapy / American Journal of Art Therapy, P.O. Box 4918, Washington,D.C.20008 Amer J EEG Technol / American Journal of EEG Technology, 820 N.Fourth St. , Phoenix,Ariz. 85004 Amer J Hosp Pharm / American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, 4630 Montgomery Ave., Washington,D.C.20014 Amer J Med Technol / American Journal of Medical Tech- nology, Suite 1600, Hermann Professional Bldg., Houston,Tex.77025 Amer J Nursing / American Journal of Nursing, 10 Columbus Circle, New York,N.Y.10019 Amer J Occup Therapy / American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 251 Park Ave.S., New York,N.Y.10010 Amer J Orthopsychiat / American Journal of Orthopsychi- atry, 1790 Broadway, New York,N.Y.10019 Amer J Pharm Educ / American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, Suite 301, 850 Sligo Ave., Silver Spring,Md. 20910 Amer J Phys Med / American Journal of Physical Medicine, 428 E.Preston St., Baltimore,Md.21202 Amer J Psychiat / American Journal of Psychiatry, 1700 18th St. ,N.W., Washington,D.C.20009 Amer J Public Health / American Journal of Public Health, 1740 Broadway, New York ,N .Y.10019 Amer Laundry Dig / American Laundry Digest, 500 N. Dearborn St., Chicago,111.60610 Amer Libraries / American Libraries, 50 E.Huron St., Chicago, 111. 60611 Amer Med News / American Medical News, 535 N. Dearborn St., Chicago,111.60610 Amer Rev Resp Dis / American Review of Respiratory Diseases, 1740 Broadway, New York ,N .Y.10019 Amer Soc Hosp Nursing Serv Admin Commun / American Society for Hospital Nursing Service Administrators Communication, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,III. 60611 Amer Sociol Rev / American Sociological Review, 1001 Connecticut Ave. ,N.W., Washington,D.C.20036 Amer Surg Dealer / American Surgical Dealer, 11 E.Adams St., Chicago,111.60603 Anesthesiology, J.B.Lippincott Co., E.Washington Sq., Philadelphia, Pa. 19105 Ann Intern Med / Annals of Internal Medicine, 4200 Pine St., Philadelphia,Pa. 19104 Arch Environ Health / Archives of Environmental Health, 535 N.Dearborn St., Chicago,111.60610 Arch Gen Psychiat / Archives of General Psychiatry, 535 N.Dearborn St., Chicago,111.60610 Arch Intern Med / Archives of Internal Medicine, 535 N. Dearborn St., Chicago,111.60610 Arch Phys Med Rehabil / Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 30 N.Michigan Ave., Chicago,111.60602 Architect Forum / Architectural Forum, Whitney Publica- tions, 130 E.59th St., New York,N.Y.10022 Architect Rec / Architectural Record, 330 W.42nd St., New York,N.Y.10036 Ariz Med / Arizona Medicine, 810 W.Bethany Home Rd., Phoenix 85013 Ass Manage / Association Management, 2011 Eye St.,N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 Ass Soc Manager / Association & Society Manager, 825 S. Barrington Ave., Los Angeles,Calif .90049 Atlantic / The Atlantic, 8 Arlington St., Boston,Mass. 02116 Bedside Nurse, Suite 1511, 250 W.57th St., New York, N.Y.10019 Bests Rev,Property/Liability Ins Ed / Best's Review, Park Ave., Morristown ,N .J.07960 Blue Cross Rep (Res Ser) / Blue Cross Reports (Research Series), 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago ,111.60611 Book Trolley, c/o Miss Antonia Bunch, Librarian, Scottish Hospital Centre, Crewe Road South, Edinburgh,Scotland EH4 2LF Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev / British Hospital Journal and Social Service Review, 27-29 Furnival St., London, England EC4A 1JR Brit J Med Educ / British Journal of Medical Education, 1172 Commonwealth Ave., Boston ,Mass.02134 Brit J Prev Soc Med / British Journal of Preventive and Social Medicine, Tavistock Sq., London,England WC1H 9JR Brit Med J / British Medical Journal, Tavistock Sq., London, England WC1H 9JR Building Oper Manage / Building Operating Management, 407 E.Michigan St., Milwaukee,Wis.53201 Buildings, 427 Sixth Ave.,S.E., Cedar Rapids,Iowa 52406 Bull Amer Coll Physicians / Bulletin of the American College of Physicians, 4200 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 Bull Amer Coll Surg / Bulletin of the American College of Surgeons, 55 E.Erie St., Chicago,111.60611 Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass / Bulletin/American Prot- estant Hospital Association, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111. 60611 Bull Clearinghouse Self-Instr Mater Health Care Facil / Bulletin,The Clearinghouse on Self-Instructional Ma- terials for Health Care Facilities, Room 44, Taylor Hall, Rochester,N.Y. 14627 Bull Hosp Educ Training / Bulletin on Hospital Education and Training, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111. 60611 Bull Joint Comm Accreditation Hosp / Bulletin of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, 645 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago,111.60611 Bull Med Libr Ass / Bulletin of the Medical Library Asso- ciation, 919 N.Michigan Ave., Chicago,111.60611 Bull N Y Acad Med / Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine, 2 E. 103rd St., New York ,N .Y.10029 Bull Nat Tuberc Resp Dis Ass / Bulletin of the National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, 1740 Broadway, New York,N .Y. 10019 Bull Suicidology / Bulletin of Suicidology, Office of Com- munications, National Institute of Mental Health, Chevy Chase,Md.20015 Bus Manage / Business Management, 22 W.Putnam Ave., Greenwich, Conn .06830 Bus Week / Business Week, 330 W.42nd St., New York, N.Y.10036 CAMRL (Can Ass Med Rec Librarians) Newsletter/ Canadian Association of Medical Record Librarians, 770 Glenforest St., Oshawa,Ont. Calif Med / California Medicine, 693 Sutter St., San Francisco 94102 Can Anaesth Soc J / Canadian Anaesthetists' Society Journal, 178 St.George St., Toronto 5,Ont. Can Doctor / Canadian Doctor, Gardenvale 800,Que. Can Hosp / Canadian Hospital, 25 Imperial St., Toronto 7, Ont. Can J Hosp Pharm / Canadian Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, Pharmacy Dept., University Hospital, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Can J Occup Therapy / Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy, Suite 412, 57 Bloor St.West, Toronto 189,Ont. Can J Public Health / Canadian Journal of Public Health, 1255 Yonge St., Toronto 7,Ont. Can Med Ass J / Canadian Medical Association Journal, 1867 Alta Vista Drive, Ottawa 8,Ont. Can Ment Health / Canada's Mental Health, Mental Health Division, Dept.of National Health and Welfare, Ottawa ,Ont. Can Nurse / Canadian Nurse, 50 The Driveway, Ottawa 4, Ont. Cath Hosp (Can) / Catholic Hospital, 312 Daly Ave., Ottawa 2,Ont. Cath Libr World / Catholic Library World, 461 W.Lancaster Ave., Haverford,Pa.19041 Changing Times, Editors Park,Md.20782 Childbirth Educ / Childbirth Education, American Society for Psychoprophylaxis in Obstetrics, 7535 Tweed St., Lemon Grove,Calif .92045 Children, U.S.Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402 Community Ment Health J / Community Mental Health Journal, Behavioral Publications,Inc ., 2852 Broadway- Morningside Heights, New York,N.Y. 10025 Computers Biomed Res / Computers and Biomedical Re- search, 111 Fifth Ave., New York,N.Y.10003 Conf Board Rec / Conference Board Record, 845 Third Ave., New York,N.Y. 10022 Conn Med / Connecticut Medicine, 160 St.Ronan St., New Haven 06511 Consum Rep / Consumer Reports, P.O.Box 1000, Mount Vernon,N.Y.10550 Contamination Contr / Contamination Control, 1605 Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles,Calif.90028 Contract, H.M.S.Publications, 1501 Broadway, New York, N.Y.10036 Cornell Hotel Restaurant Admin Quart / Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly, Statler Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca,N.Y.14850 Cross-Reference Careers / Cross-Reference on Careers, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Curr Med Dig / Current Medical Digest, 428 E.Preston St., Baltimore, Md. 21202 Datamation, 35 Mason St., Greenwich,Conn.06830 Del Med J / Delaware Medical Journal, 1925 Lovering Ave. Wilmington 19806 Dialogue, Health Insurance Institute, 277 Park Ave., New York,N.Y. 10017 Drug Dependence, National Institute of Mental Health, 5454 Wisconsin Ave. , Chevy Chase ,Md. 20015 Drug Inform Bull / Drug Information Bulletin, College of Pharmacy, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,Ohio 45221 Drug Intel Clin Pharm / Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy, College of Pharmacy, University of Cincin- nati Medical Center, Cincinnati,Ohio 45221 Drug Top / Drug Topics, 330 W.34th St., New York.N .Y. 10001 Editor Publ / Editor and Publisher, 850 Third Ave., New York,N.Y.10022 Environ Contr Manage. Title changed April 1970. See: Environ Contr Safety Manage Environ Contr Safety Manage / Environmental Control & Safety Management, A. M. Best Co. , Park Ave. , Morristown,N. J. 07960 Executive Housekeeper, 225 W.34th St., New York,N.Y. 10001 FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev / FAH Review, Federation of American Hospitals, Tower Bldg., Little Rock,Ark.72201 FDA (Food Drug Admin) Pap / FDA Papers, U.S. Govern ment Printing Office, Washington,D.C.20402 Fam Health / Family Health, 1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York,N.Y.10020 Fast Food, 144 E.44th St., New York,N .Y.10017 Federation Bull / Federation Bulletin, Suite 304, 1612 Summit Ave., Fort Worth,Tex.76102 Financ Executive / Financial Executive, 50 W.44th St., New York,N.Y.10036 Fire J / Fire Journal, 60 Batterymarch St., Boston,Mass. 02110 Fire Technol / Fire Technology, 60 Batterymarch St., Boston, Ma ss. 02110 Forbes, 60 Fifth Ave., New York ,N .Y.10011 Fortune, 541 N.Fairbanks Court, Chicago,111.60611 Fund Raising Manage / Fund Raising Management, 224 Seventh St., Garden City ,N .Y. 115 30 Geriat Inst / Geriatric Institutions, Suite 300, 10400 Connecticut Ave., Kensington,Md.20795 . Ceased pub- lication August 1970 Geriatrics, 4015 W.65th St., Minneapolis,Minn.55435 Gerontologist, One Dupont Circle, Washington,D.C.20036 Good Housekeeping, P.O.Box 517, New York ,N .Y.10019 Grounds Maintenance, 1014 Wyandotte St. , Kansas City, Mo. 64105 Group Pract / Group Practice, American Association of Medical Clinics, 719 Prince St. , Alexandria ,Va. 2 2313 Harvard Bus Rev / Harvard Business Review, Boston,Mass. 02163 Hawaii Med J / Hawaii Medical Journal, 510 S.Beretania St., Honolulu 96813 Health Inst Purchasing / Health Institution Purchasing, Suite 1330, 1603 Orrington Ave., Evanston,111.60201 Health Lab Sci / Health Laboratory Science, American Public Health Association, 1740 Broadway, New York, N.Y.10019 Health News / New York State Department of Health, Albany 12208 Health Serv Res / Health Services Research, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Heating Piping Air Conditioning / Heating,Piping and Air Conditioning, 10 S.LaSalle St., Chicago,111.60603 IV Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 Hosp Admin (Chicago) / Hospital Administration, 840 N. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Hosp Admin (India) / Hospital Administration, c/o Dr.P.N. Ghei,Secretary, Indian Hospital Association, Depart- ment of Hospital Administration, All-India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi 16 Hosp Admin Can / Hospital Administration in Canada, 1450 Don Mills Road, Don Mills,Ont. Hosp Admin Curr / Hospital Administration Currents , Ross Laboratories, Columbus ,Ohio 43216 Hosp Building Eng / Hospital Building & Engineering, Northwood Industrial Publications, Elm House, 10-16 Elm St. , London W . C. 1, England Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter / Hospital Central Service Newsletter, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Hosp Community Psychiat / Hospital & Community Psy- chiatry, 1700 18th St.,N.W., Washington,D.C.20009 Hosp Econ / Hospital Economics, P.O.Box 1387, Riverside, Calif.92502. Ceased publication with January 1970 issue Hosp Eng (Engl) / Hospital Engineering, 20 Landport Terrace, Southsea,Hants,England Hosp Eng Newsletter / Hospital Engineering Newsletter, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Hosp Equip Supplies (London) / Hospital Equipment & Supplies, Elm House, 10-16 Elm St., London W.C.l, England Hosp Financ Manage / Hospital Financial Management, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Hosp Food Serv / Hospital Food Service, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Hosp Formulary Manage / Hospital Formulary Management, Sun-Times Bldg. , 401 N.Wabash Ave. , Chicago,111. 60611 Hosp Forum (Calif) / Hospital Forum, 4777 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90027 Hosp Forum (NY) / Hospital Forum, 15 Computer Drive West, Albany 12205 Hosp Health Care (Australia) / Hospital & Health Care, P.O.Box 495, North Sydney ,N .S.W.,Australia 2060 Hosp Int (Engl) / Hospital International, 27 Fumival St., London , England EC4A 1JR Hosp Manage / Hospital Management, Sun-Times Bldg. , 401 N.Wabash Ave. , Chicago,111.60611 Hosp Manage (Engl) / Hospital Management, Wrotham Place, Wrotham,Sevenoaks, Kent,England Hosp News (Belfast) / Hospital News, 25 Adelaide St., Belfast 2,Northern Ireland Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage / Hospital & Nursing Home Food Management, Harbrace Bldg., Duluth,Minn. 55802. Ceased publication September 1970 Hosp Personnel Dir Newsletter / Hospital Personnel Directors Newsletter, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111. 60611 Hosp Physician / Hospital Physician, Oradell,N .J.07649 Hosp Pract / Hospital Practice, 485 Madison Ave., New York,N.Y.10022 Hosp Progress / Hospital Progress, 1438 S.Grand Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. 63104 Hosp Purchasing (London) / Hospital Purchasing, Institute of Hospital Administrators, 75,Portland Place, London, England WIN 4AN Hosp Purchasing Newsletter / Hospital Purchasing News- letter, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Hosp Serv Financ / Hospital Service Finance, Trent Vale H.M.C., Park House, 369 Woodborough Rd., Notting- ham England NG3 4VH Hosp Soc Work Dir Bull / Hospital Social Work Directors Bulletin, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Hosp Top / Hospital Topics, 4747 W.Peterson Ave., Chicago,111.60646 Hospital (London) / The Hospital, 75,Portland Place, London,England WIN 4AN Hospitals, Journal of the American Hospital Association, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Hum Organ / Human Organization, Society for Applied Anthropology, 1703 New Hampshire Ave. N.W., Washington,D.C .20009 IEEE (Inst Elec Electron Eng) Trans Biomed Eng / Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Transactions on Bio-Medical Engineering, 345 E.47th St., New York, N.Y.10017 111 Med J / Illinois Medical Journal, 360 N.Michigan Ave., Chicago,111. 60601 Ind Labor Relat Rev / Industrial and Labor Relations Review, Cornell University, Ithaca ,N .Y.14850 Ind Med Surg / Industrial Medicine and Surgery, 9703 S. Dixie Highway, Miami,Fla .33156 Inform Rec Manage / Information and Records Management, 250 Fulton Ave., Hempstead,N .Y.11550 Inhalation Therapy, J.B.Lippincott Co., E.Washington Sq., Philadelphia, Pa. 19105 Inquiry, Blue Cross Association, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, 111. 60611 Inst Laundry / Institutional Laundry, 200 Madison Ave., New York,N.Y. 10016 Inst/Vol Feed Manage / Institutions/Volume Feeding Man- agement, 1801 Prairie Ave., Chicago,111.60616 Institutions. Merged November 1970. See: Inst/Vol Feed Manage Int Hosp Rev / International Hospital Review, P.O.Box 1553, The Hague,Holland Int J Nursing Stud / International Journal of Nursing Studies, Maxwell House,Fairview Park, Elmsford,N.Y. 10523 Int Nursing Rev / International Nursing Review, Albert J. Phiebig, P.O.Box 352 , White Plains,N .Y.10602 Int Rescuer, International Rescuer, P.O.Box 233, Cald- well ,N . J. 07006 Int Surg / International Surgery, 1516 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111. 60610 Irish Nurses J / Irish Nurses' Journal, Irish Nurses' Organ- isation, 20 Lower Leeson St., Dublin 2,Ireland J Accountancy / Journal of Accountancy, 666 Fifth Ave., New York,N.Y. 10019 J Amer Ass Nurse Anesthetists / Journal of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists, Suite 929, 111 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago,111.60601 J Amer Dent Ass / Journal of the American Dental Associa- tion, 211 E.Chicago Ave., Chicago,111.60611 J Amer Diet Ass / Journal of the American Dietetic Associa- tion, 620 N.Michigan Ave., Chicago,111.60611 J Amer Geriat Soc / Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 10 Columbus Circle, New York,N .Y.10019 J Amer Ins / Journal of American Insurance, American Mutual Insurance Alliance, 20 N.Wacker Drive, Chi- cago,111. 60606 J Amer Inst Planners / Journal of the American Institute of Planners, 917 15th St.,N.W., Washington,D.C .20005 J Amer Med Ass / Journal of the American Medical Associa- tion, 535 N.Dearborn St., Chicago,111.60610 J Amer Pharm Ass / Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association, 2215 Constitution Ave.,N.W., Washington D.C.20037 J Amer Podiat Ass / Journal of the American Podiatry Asso- ciation, 20 Chevy Chase Circle, Washington, D.C. 20015 J Appl Behav Sci / Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 1201 16th St. ,N.W., Washington,D.C.20036 J Appl Psychol / Journal of Applied Psychology, 1200 17th St. ,N .W., Washington,D.C.20036 J Arkansas Med Soc / Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, P.O.Box 1208, Fort Smith 72901 J Chron Dis / Journal of Chronic Diseases, Maxwell House, Fairview Park, Elmsford , N .Y. 10523 J Clin Psychol / Journal of Clinical Psychology, 4 Conant Sq., Brandon,Vt.05733 J Continuing Educ Nursing / Journal of Continuing Educa- tion in Nursing, Charles B.Slack,Inc. , 6900 Grove Rd. , Thorofare, N. J. 08086 J Dent Educ / Journal of Dental Education, 211 E.Chicago Ave. , Chicago,111.60611 J Environ Health / journal of Environmental Health, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Denver,Colo.80203 J Florida Med Ass / Journal of the Florida Medical Associa- tion, P.O.Box 2411, Jacksonville 32203 J Gerontol / journal of Gerontology, One Dupont Circle, Wa shington, D. C. 2 00 3 6 J Health Soc Behav / Journal of Health and Social Behavior, American Sociological Association, 1001 Connecticut Ave.,N.W., Washington,D.C.20036 J Hosp Pharm (London) / journal of Hospital Pharmacy, Alchemist Publications, 25 Oxford St., London W.l, England J Human Resources / Journal of Human Resources, Journals Dept., University of Wisconsin Press, P.O.Box 1379, Madison 53701 J Indiana State Med Ass / Journal of the Indiana State Med- ical Association, 3935 N.Meridian St., Indianapolis 46208 J Iowa Med Soc / Journal of the Iowa Medical Society, 1001 Grand, West Des Moines 50265 J Kans Med Soc / Journal of the Kansas Medical Society, 1300 Topeka Ave., Topeka 66612 J Kentucky Med Ass / Journal of the Kentucky Medical Association, 3532 Ephraim McDowell Drive, Louisville 40205 J Louisiana State Med Soc / Journal of the Louisiana State Medical Society, 1700 Josephine St., New Orleans 70113 J Maine Med Ass / Journal of the Maine Medical Associa- tion, P.O.Box 250, Brunswick 04011 J Med Ass Georgia / journal of the Medical Association of Georgia, 938 Peachtree St.,N.E., Atlanta 30309 J Med Ass State Ala / Journal of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama, 19 S.Jackson St., Montgomery 36104 J Med Educ / Journal of Medical Education, One Dupont Circle,N.W., Washington,D.C.20036 J Med Soc N J / Journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey, P.O.Box 904, Trenton 08605 J Music Therapy / Journal of Music Therapy, P.O.Box 610, Lawrence,Kans.66044 J Nat Med Ass / Journal of the National Medical Associa- tion, 1219 Girard St.,N.W., Washington,D.C.20009 J Nursing Educ / Journal of Nursing Education, 330 W. 42nd St., New York,N.Y.10036 J Occup Med / Journal of Occupational Medicine, Charles B. Slack, Inc., Thorof are, N .J. 08086 J Okla State Med Ass / Journal of the Oklahoma State Med- ical Association, P.O.Box 18696, Oklahoma City 73118 J Oral Surg / Journal of Oral Surgery, 211 E.Chicago Ave., Chicago,111.60611 J Pastoral Care / Journal of Pastoral Care, Suite 450, 475 Riverside Drive, New York , N .Y. 10027 J Pediat / Journal of Pediatrics, 11830 Westline Industrial Drive, St.Louis,Mo.63141 J Pract Nursing / Journal of Practical Nursing, 1465 Broadway, New York ,N .Y.10036 J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv / Journal of Psychi- atric Nursing and Mental Health Services, 101 W.Jersey Ave., Pitman,N .J.08071 J Purchasing / Journal of Purchasing, 11 Park Place, New York,N.Y. 10007 J Rehabil / Journal of Rehabilitation, Suite 430, Federal Bldg., 1522 KSt.,N.W., Washington,D.C.20005 JSC Med Ass / Journal ot the South Caroline Medical Association, 113 N.Coit St., Florence 29501 J Tenn Med Ass / Journal of the Tennessee Medical Asso- ciation, 112 Louise Ave., Nashville 37203 Johns Hopkins Mag / Johns Hopkins Magazine, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore ,Md .21218 Journal (Nat Ass Priv Psychiat Hosp) / National Associa- tion of Private Psychiatric Hospitals , 353 Broad Ave. , Leonia, N.J.07605 Junior Coll J / Junior College Journal, One Dupont Circle, Washington, D.C. 2 003 6 Lancet, Little,Brown and Co., 34 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.02106 Libr J / Library Journal, 1180 Ave.of the Americas, New York, N.Y. 1003 6 Life, 541 N.Fairbanks Court, Chicago,111.60611 Lippincotts Hosp Pharm / Lippincott's Hospital Pharmacy, J.B.Lippincott Co., E.Washington Sq., Philadelphia, Pa.19105 Look, P.O.Box 857, Des Moines,Iowa 50304 MD, 30 E. 60 th St., New York ,N .Y.10022 Manage Rev / Management Review, 135 W.50th St., New York,N.Y.10020 Manage Serv / Management Services, 666 Fifth Ave., New York,N.Y.10019 Managerial Planning, P.O.Box 70, Oxford,Ohio 45056 Manpower, U.S.Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.20402 Maryland State Med J / Maryland State Medical Journal, 1211 Cathedral St., Baltimore 21201 Mayo Clin Proc / Mayo Clinic Proceedings, Rochester, Minn.55901 Med Ann Dist Columbia / Medical Annals of the District of Columbia, 2007 Eye St.,N.W., Washington,D.C. 20006 Med Biol Eng / Medical & Biological Engineering, Maxwell House, Fairview Park, Elmsford,N .Y.10523 Med Care / Medical Care, J.B.Lippincott Co., E.Wash- ington Sq., Philadelphia, Pa .19105 Med Care Rev / Medical Care Review, School of Public Health, Room 3533, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 48104 Med Econ / Medical Economics, Oradell,N.J.07649 Med Group Manage / Medical Group Management, P.O. Box 1317, Denver,Colo.80201 Med Marketing Media / Medical Marketing & Media, 870 High Ridge Road, Stamford,Conn.06905 Med Rec (Engl) / Medical Record, c/o G.F.Kershaw, Group Medical Records Officer, Shotley Bridge General Hos- pital, Consett,County Durham,England Med Rec News / Medical Record News, Suite 1850, John Hancock Center, 875 N.Michigan Ave., Chicago,111. 60611 Med Res Eng / Medical Research Engineering, Woods Road,Great Notch, Little Falls,N.J.07424 Med Serv (India) / Medical Service, Catholic Hospital Association of India, Alexandra Place, New Delhi 1 Med World News / Medical World News, 299 Park Ave., New York,N.Y.10017 Ment Hyg / Mental Hygiene, 10 Columbus Circle, New York, N.Y. 10019 Ment Retardation / Mental Retardation, 5201 Connecticut Ave.,N.W., Washington,D.C.20015 Method Inform Med / Methods of Information in Medicine, Intercontinental Medical Book Corp., 381 Park Ave. South, New York,N .Y.10016 Mich Hosp / Michigan Hospitals, 2213 E.Grand River Ave., Lansing 48912 Mich Med / Michigan Medicine, 120 W.Saginaw St., East Lansing 48823 Mil Med / Military Medicine, 8502 Connecticut Ave., Chevy Chase,Md.20015 Milbank Memorial Fund Quart / Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly, 40 Wall St., New York,N.Y.10005 Minn Med / Minnesota Medicine, 375 Jackson St., St.Paul 55101 Missouri Med / Missouri Medicine, 515 E.High St., Jefferson City 65101 Mod Hosp / Modem Hospital, 230 W.Monroe, Chicago, 111.60606 Mod Med Top / Modern Medicine Topics, 4015 W.65th St., Minneapolis,Minn.55435 Mod Nursing Home / Modern Nursing Home, 230 W. Monroe, Chicago,111.60606 Mon Labor Rev / Monthly Labor Review, U.S.Government Printing Office, Washington,D.C.20402 Mon Memo (Amer Soc Hosp Public Relat Dir) / Monthly Memo, American Society of Hospital Public Relations Directors, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 N C Med J / North Carolina Medical Journal, 300 S. Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem 27103 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 V N Y Med / New York Medicine, 10 Columbus Circle, New York,N.Y. 10019 N Y State J Med / New York State Journal of Medicine, 750 Third Ave., New York ,N .Y.10017 Nat Bur Stand Tech News Bull / National Bureau of Stand- ards Technical News Bulletin, U.S.Government Printing Office, Washington ,D.C .20402 Nat Hosp (Australia) / National Hospital, Australian Hos- pital Association, 205 Bell St., Preston,Victoria Nat Safety News / National Safety News, 425 N.Michigan Ave., Chicago,111.60611 Nat Underwriter,Fire Casualty Ed / National Underwriter, 420 E.4th St., Cincinnati,Ohio 45202 Nations Bus / Nation's Business, 1615 HSt.,N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 Nebr State Med J / Nebraska State Medical Journal, 1902 First National Bank Bldg., Lincoln 68508 New Engl J Med / New England Journal of Medicine, 10 Shattuck St., Boston,Mass.02115 New Physician, 2635 Flossmoor Road, Flossmoor,111.60422 New Zeal Hosp / New Zealand Hospital, P.O.Box 981, Wellington Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys), Society of Hospital Attorneys, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Newsletter Hosp Manage Syst Soc / Newsletter of the Hospital Management Systems Society, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111. 60611 Newsweek, 350 Dennison Ave., Da/ton,Ohio 45401 Northwest Med / Northwest Medicine, 500 Wall St., Seattle, Wash. 9 8121 Nursing Clin N Amer / Nursing Clinics of North America, W.B.Saunders Co., W.Washington Sq., Philadelphia, Pa.19105 Nursing Forum, P.O.Box 218, Hillsdale,N.J.07642 Nursing Homes, 4015 W.65th St., Minneapolis,Minn. 55435 Nursing Mirror (Engl) / Nursing Mirror, 161-166 Fleet St., London,England EC4P 4AA Nursing Outlook, 10 Columbus Circle, New York,N.Y. 10019 Nursing Res / Nursing Research, 10 Columbus Circle, New York,N .Y.10019 Nursing Times (Engl), Little Essex St., London,England WC2R 3LF Occup Outlook Quart / Occupational Outlook Quarterly, U .S .Government Printing Office, Washington, D .C. 20402 Office, 1200 Summer St., Stamford,Conn.06904 Ohio State Med J / Ohio State Medical Journal, Suite 500, 17 S.High St., Columbus 43215 Osteopath Hosp / Osteopathic Hospital, 930 Busse High- way, Park Ridge,111.60068 PAS (Prof Activ Stud) Reporter / PAS Reporter, Commission on Professional and Hospital Activities, 1968 Green Road, Ann Arbor,Mich.48105 Pathologist, College of American Pathologists, 230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago,111.60601 Pediatrics, P.O.Box 1034, Evanston,111.60204 Penn Med / Pennsylvania Medicine, 20 Erford Rd., Lemoyne 17043 Personnel, 135 W.50th St., New York,N.Y.10020 Personnel J / Personnel Journal, 100 Park Ave., Swarth- more,Pa .19081 Perspect Psychiat Care / Perspectives in Psychiatric Care, P.O.Box 218, Hillsdale,N.J.07642 Pharm Times / Pharmacy Times, 80 Shore Road, Port Washington,N .Y.10050 Phys Therapy / Physical Therapy, 1156 15th St. ,N.W. , Was hington,D .C. 20005 Physicians Manage / Physician's Management, Suite 1330, 1603 Orrington Ave., Evanston,111.60201 Plant Eng / Plant Engineering, 1301 S.Grove Ave., Barrington ,111.60010 Postgrad Med / Postgraduate Medicine, 4015 W.65th St., Minneapolis,Minn.55435 Pract Approaches Nursing Serv Admin/Practical Approaches to Nursing Service Administration, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Progr Architect / Progressive Architecture, 600 Summer St., Stamford, Conn. 06904 Psychiat Quart / Psychiatric Quarterly, State Hospitals Press, Utica State Hospital, Utica,N.Y. 13502 Psychiat Quart Suppl / Psychiatric Quarterly Supplement, State Hospitals Press, Utica ,N .Y. 13502 . Ceased pub- lication with No.2,1968, received August 1970 Psychiatry, William Alanson White Psychiatric Foundation, 1610 New Hampshire Ave. ,N . W., Washington,D.C. 20009 Public Health Rep / Public Health Reports, U.S.Govern- ment Printing Office, Washington,D.C.20402 Public Opin Quart / Public Opinion Quarterly, Columbia University Press, 136 S. Broadway, Irvington-on-Hud- son,N.Y.10533 Public Relat J / Public Relations Journal, 845 Third Ave., New York,N.Y.10022 Public Relat Newsletter / Public Relations Newsletter, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 Public Welfare, 1313 E.60th St., Chicago,111.60637 Purchasing, 205 E.42nd St., New York ,N .Y. 10017 Quart J Stud Ale / Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol, Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University, New Brunswick,N .J.08903 RN, P.O.Box 56, Oradell,N.J.07649 Radiol Technol / Radiologic Technology, 428 E.Preston St., Baltimore,Md.21202 Readers Dig / Reader's Digest, Pleasantville,N.Y.10570 Rehabil Lit / Rehabilitation Literature, 2023 W.Ogden Ave., Chicago,111. 60612 Rehabil Rec / Rehabilitation Record, U.S.Government Printing Office, Washington,D.C.20402 Rehabilitation (London), Tavistock House South, Tavistock Sq., London W.C.1,England Reminder, Biological Sciences Division, Special Libraries Association, 235 Park Ave.South, New York,N .Y.10003 Resident Staff Physician / Resident and Staff Physician, 80 Shore Road, Port Washington,N.Y. 11050 Rhode Island Med J / Rhode Island Medical Journal, 106 Francis St., Providence 02903 Rocky Mountain Med J / Rocky Mountain Medical Journal, 1809 E.18th Ave., Denver,Colo.80218 Roy Soc Health J / Royal Society of Health Journal, 90 Buckingham Palace Road, London S.W.l,England S Dak J Med / South Dakota Journal of Medicine, 711 N. Lake Ave., Sioux Falls 57104 Saturday Rev / Saturday Review, 380 Madison Ave., New York,N.Y. 10017 Sci Amer / Scientific American, 415 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017 Sci News / Science News, 1719 N St. ,N.W., Washington, D.C.20036 Science, 1515 Massachusetts Ave.,N.W., Washington, D.C.20005 Soc Casework / Social Casework, 44 E.23rd St., New York, N.Y.10010 Soc Secur Bull / Social Security Bulletin, U.S.Government Printing Office, Washington,D.C.20402 Soc Serv Rev / Social Service Review, 5750 Ellis Ave., Chicago,111. 60637 Sex: Work / Social Work, 2 Park Ave., New York,N.Y. 10016 Socio-Econ Planning Sci / Socio-Economic Planning Sci- ences, Maxwell House,Fairview Park, Elmsford,N .Y. 10523 Southern Hosp / Southern Hospitals, P.O.Box 1225, Charlotte, N.C. 2 82 01 Southern Med J / Southern Medical Journal, 2601 Highland Ave., Birmingham,Ala.35205 Southwestern Med / Southwestern Medicine, 723 Mills Bldg., El Paso,Tex.79901 Spec Libraries / Special Libraries, 235 Park Ave.South, New York,N.Y. 10003 Spectator, Chestnut and 56th Sts., Philadelphia,Pa.19139 State Government, Council of State Governments, Iron Works Pike, Lexington,Ky.40505 Statist Bull / Statistical Bulletin, Metropolitan Life Insur- ance Co., One Madison Ave., New York, N.Y. 10010 Supervisor Nurse, 18 S.Michigan Ave. ,Chicago,111.60603 Supervisory Manage / Supervisory Management, 135 W. 50th St., New York,N.Y.10020 Surg Bus / Surgical Business, 2009 Morris Ave., Union, N.J. 07083 Surg Gynecol Obstet / Surgery,Gynecology & Obstetrics, 55 E.Erie St., Chicago,111.60611 Tex Hosp / Texas Hospitals, P.O.Box 4553, Austin 78751 Tex Med / Texas Medicine, 1801 N.Lamar Blvd., Austin 78701 Time, 541 N.Fairbanks Court, Chicago,111.60611 Todays Health / Today's Health, 535 N.Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. 60610 Training Bus Ind / Training in Business and Industry, Gellert Publishing Corp., 33 W.60th St., New York, N.Y.10023 Training Develop J / Training and Development Journal, P.O.Box 5307, Madison,Wis.53705 Transaction, Box A, Rutgers—The State University, New Brunswick ,N .J.08903 Transfusion, J.B.Lippincott Co., E.Washington Sq., Philadelphia, Pa. 19105 Trustee, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111.60611 US Med / U.S.Medicine, 1601 18th St.,N.W., Washing- ton,D.C.20009 US News World Rep / U.S.News and World Report, 2300 N .St. ,N. W., Washington,D.C.20037 Virginia Med Mon / Virginia Medical Monthly, 4205 Dover Road, Richmond 23221 Vistas for Volunteers, c/o Miss Helen Guiton, 2300 St. Matthew St., Montreal 108,Que. ,Can. Vol Feed Manage. Merged November 1970. See: Inst/Vol Feed Manage Volunteer Admin / Volunteer Administration, Center for Continuing Education, Northeastern University, Boston, Mass. 02115 Volunteer Leader, 840 N.Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,111. 60611 WHO (World Health Organ) Chron / WHO Chronicle, American Public Health Association, 1740 Broadway, New York,N.Y.10019 Welfare Rev / Welfare in Review, U,S.Government Printing Office, Washington,D.C.20402 West Virginia Med J / West Virginia Medical Journal, P.O.Box 1031, Charleston 25324 Wilson Libr Bull / Wilson Library Bulletin, 950 University Ave., Bronx,N.Y.10452 Wis Med J / Wisconsin Medical Journal, P.O.Box 1109, Madison 53701 World Hosp / World Hospitals, Maxwell House,Fairview Park, Elmsford,N .Y. 10523 World Med J / World Medical Journal, 10 Columbus Circle, New York,N.Y.10019 VI Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 HOSPITAL LITERATURE INDEX SUBJECT SECTION A (Abortion. See: Medico-moral problems—Abortion) (Absenteeism. See: Personnel administration—Absenteeism) (Abstracting and indexing. See: Library service—Biblio- graphic control) (Abuses of health insurance. See: Hospital and health facilities—Utilization) (Accident care. See: Emergency care) (Accident prevention and control. See: Electrical hazards; Poison control; Safety) ACCOUNTING (See also: Admitting and discharge; Automation—Infor- mation systems; Budgetary control; Careers—Account- ing; Costs; Credit and collection; Depreciation; Finan- cial management; Income for hospital services; Inven- tories; Medicare—Reimbursement; Shared services— Accounting) Bookkeeping equipment for extended care facilities. G.A. Killenberg. Hosp Top 48: 58+ Je 70 Decimalisation in a hospital group. R.Martlew and A.D. Bott. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2104-5 O 24 70 Hospital accounts and financial provisions. Hospital (London) 66: 141-4 Ap 70 "I don’t need any more education. " Are you sure? J.D. Florow. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 27 Ja 70 Integration of the financial transactions of the extended care facility into the hospital's accounting system. (Q&A) G.A.Killenberg. Hosp Top 48: 32 O 70 Processed data and other gods. G.M.Brewer. Tex Hosp 25: 31-4 F 70 Accounts payable and payroll Combined pay department. R.Fairley. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 473 Mr 13 70 Direct deposit payroll. F.K.Holbrook. Hospitals 44: 84+ Mr 1 70 Generating cash through accounts payable ageing. R.W. Payne and G.J.Clayton. Hosp Admin Can 12: 32-3 N 70 Mail emergency strikes New York hospitals. (N) Hospitals 44: 116 Ap 16 70 Refunding excess benefits directly to the patient. (Q&A) G.T.Coldewey. Hospitals 44: 34+ Ap 1 70 Should purchasing approve invoices? (symp) Hosp Progress 51: 46-55 N 70 Simplifying a payroll system. (Q&A) G .T.Coldewey. Hospitals 44: 33 My 16 70 Accounts receivable Administrative profiles: hospital accounts receivable. Hospitals 44: 22 S 16 70 Analysis—the key to better management of accounts receivable. R.B.Hall. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 7-12 Mr 70 Can you reduce your hospital's cost of billing? J.G. Tonascia. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 8-10 N 70 Controlling revenues from services to patients. D.W. Schlag Jr. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 11+ Sum 70 'Divide and conquer' accounts receivable with subsi- diary control accounts. H.Hinderer. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 7+ O 70 Hospital cash complaint: payers have the money but they keep it in the bank. Mod Hosp 115: 102-3 Ag 70 One card system = receivables control + credit history file. J.W.Wittsell. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 29-30 O 70 Prompt billing of patient affects accounts receivable. J.S.Trussler. Hosp Forum (Calif) 12: 19-20 Mr 70 Record keeping can be streamlined. W.R.King. Southern Hosp 38: 8 My 70 What is the best way to establish a control over cash donations? G.A.Killenberg. Hosp Top 48: 60 F 70 What makes for good cash management? C.R.Hardy. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 24+ Ap 70 Auditing External Auditing and the computer—a suggested program. J. Farmer. J Accountancy 130: 53-6 J1 70 Auditing: test basis or 100 per cent confirmation of accounts receivable. G.A.Killenberg. Hosp Top 48: 60 F 70 Management's view of audits. H .E.Hilliard. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 12+ N 70 Internal Accounting controls. E.J.Wolff. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 12-16 My 70 Controller's role on the management team. G.W.Tonkin. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 7-9 Ap 70 Hospital financial manager today. R.M.Shelton. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 4+ Ap 70 Hospital treasurer and controller: duties and responsibil- ities. T.Murphy Jr. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 11-14 Ap 70 Internal audit—a management service,or a backwater of local government finance? W.O.Jolliffe. Hosp Serv Financ 18: 27-8 F 70 Internal audit program is the best way to keep an eye on the cash and the cashier. R.H.Reeves. Mod Hosp 114: 75 My 70 Internal control function: the internal auditor reflects. A.E.Marien. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 28 N 70 Internal control is for management,too. C.L.Kampmann. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 15-17 S 70 Methods and control of embezzlements. G.W.Gooche. Med Group Manage 17: 11-12 Ja 70 Operational analysis: a new internal audit concept. B.S. Midyette. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 17-19 My 70 Role of the assistant controller. A.P.Nash. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 15-16 Ap 70 Standard internal audit programme for the interim com- puter payroll system. Hosp Serv Financ 18: 15-19 F 70 Automation Administrative systems for hospitals: correspondence course. E.A.Forin. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 28-9 Ja 70; Hospital Financial Management Association en- dorses course. 29 Ja 70 Automated business procedures: solution to a growing dilemma. H.N.Dillon and A.Corcoran. Group Pract 19: 12-14 J1 70 Computer data collection & computer pricing. C.L. Foster. Tex Hosp 26: 22+ S 70 Computerized accounting system keeps patient data up to date. H .F .Hultzman. Mod Nursing Home 24: 58-60 Mr 70 Computerized general ledger. J.C.Rickard. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 15-16 Je 70 Computerized insurance proration. D.Winfield and G. Baldwin. Tex Hosp 26: 29-30 S 70 Computerizing routine credit functions. H.F.Conrad. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 16-17 Ja 70 Decentralization is good medicine: the value of the stand- alone computer in hospitals. J.M.Anthony Jr.and others. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3-7 Ag 70 Impact of shared data processing. G.Kenley. Tex Hosp 26: 16-17 S 70 Internal controls of the Medical Information system. R. Singleton. Tex Hosp 26: 34 S 70 Payroll & labor distribution—by products most beneficial. W.Ulrich. Tex Hosp 26: 38+ S 70 Revenue increase by Medical Information system. W. Cotner and S.Schoolar. Tex Hosp 26: 18-19 S 70 SHAR (Shared Hospital Accounts Receivable). D.B. Grosjean. Tex Hosp 2 6: 40+ S 70 System cost—old vs—Medical Information system. J.P. Huey. Tex Hosp 26: 20-1 S 70 Thinking of automating your business system? Here's what one hospital discovered. Mrs.M.J.Ball and others. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 12-15 O 70 Cost accounting and analysis Accounting for the rise in selected medical care expendi- tures ,1929-1969. H.E.Klarman and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1023-39 Je 70 Contribution margin analysis for industry: why not for hospitals? H.A.Kohlman. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 38- 9 Je 70 Cost-effectiveness analysis: implications for account- ants. B.G.King. J Accountancy 129: 43-9 Mr 70 Hospital costing for planning and management. J.C. Beresford and D.A.T.Griffiths. Hospital (London) 66: 48-53 F 70 How much for sisters' maintenance? G.T.Cowan. Hosp Progress 51: 6-8 N 70 Product heterogeneity and hospital cost analysis. R.E. Berry Jr. Inquiry 7: 67-75 Mr 70 (discussion p.76-7) To make the best decisions—use the right kind of cost accounting. D.R.Dignam. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 26-8 S 70 What is meant by the terms, "weighted patient days, " and "adjusted patient days," and how are these statistics used? (Q&A) G.A.Killenberg. Hosp Top 48: 44 N 70 What should 'cost' mean? R.N.Anthony. Harvard Bus Rev 48: 121-31 My-Je 70 ACCREDITATION Accreditation as a stabilizing force in allied health pro- fessions. J.R.Proffitt. J Amer Med Ass 213: 604-7 J1 27 70 Accreditation program geared to broaden scope of pharma- ceutical representatives. Can Hosp 47: 53 Ja 70 Accreditation: the need for a professional credential. E.Margolis. Ass Soc Manager 2: 83+ Ag-S 70 Comments on the inspection and accreditation program. W.G.Bernhard. Pathologist 24: 337-9 O 70 Diaper Service Accreditation Council formed. (N) Bedside Nurse 3: 37 Mr 70 Evolution of the standards of the Commission on Accredi- tation: College of American Pathologists. L.J. McCormack. Pathologist 24: 149-50 My 70 Inspection and Accreditation Commission: College of American Pathologists. J.M.Blumberg. Pathologist 24: 92-5 Mr 70 Inspection and accreditation problems,attitudes and responsibilities. R.F.Hain. Pathologist 24: 119-22 Ap 70 Inspection and accreditation programs of the College of American Pathologists and the National Center for Dis- ease Control. D.J.Carlson. Pathologist 24: 293-6 S 70 Institution-wide accreditation and corporate responsibili- ty. A.D.Hunt Jr. J Amer Med Ass 213: 602-4 J1 27 70 Medical laboratory accreditation and quality control in Alberta. R.E.Bell. Can Med Ass J 103: 1169-74 N 21 70 Recent developments in legal aspects of accreditation. M.H.Cardozo. J Amer Med Ass 213: 594-6 J1 27 70 Social value of professional accreditation. F.G.Dickey. J Amer Med Ass 213: 591-3 J1 27 70 Hospitals Accreditation loss feared by D.C.General Hospital. (N) Hospitals 44: 137 O 1 70 Accreditation problems: regular feature. J.D.Porterfield III. Hospitals Accreditation should not be mandatory for all hospitals. (ed) W.I.Taylor. Hosp Admin Can 12: 6+ Je 70 Administrator's view of hospital accreditation, (ed) A.L. McElmurry. Tex Med 66: 32-3 Ag 70 Board of Commissioners approves 15 out of 16 sections of the hospital standards. (N) Bull Joint Comm Accredita- tion Hosp No.56: 2 Je 70 Boston City Hospital officials trying to win back accredi- tation. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36B-C F 70 Boston City wins one year accreditation. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 36 J1 70 Commission for Hospital Accreditation a must for Austra- lia. (ed) Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 6 O 70 Commission on accreditation of standards for hospital pharmacies. W.E.Hassan Jr. Drug Top 114: 16+ F 16 70; 36 Mr 2 70 Commissioners postpone final approval of interpretations of JCAH standards. (N) Hospitals 44: 31 Ja 1 70 Consider accreditation for small hospitals. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 14 F 70 Consumer groups tell Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals to consult with patients and employes. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 29-32 J1 70 Disaccreditation of hospital unites Boston vs Joint Com- mission on Accreditation of Hospitals. Hosp Pract 5: 17 F 70 Hospital accreditation—past .present and future. J.D. Porterfield III. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 315-7 Ap 70 Hospital accreditation: standards are getting tougher. Med World News 11: 31+ My 15 70 House staff activism may be coming to your hospital. C. Rosenberg. Med Econ 47: 124 Ag 17 70 House staff still pressing for changes at D.C.General. (N) Hospitals 44: 118 My 16 70 Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals standards: opportunities for medical staff leadership. W.W. Carroll. Hosp Progress 51: 63+ O 70 Joint Commissioners give final approval to 15 of 16 new accreditation standards. (N) Hospitals 44: 43 My 16 70 Joint Commission's view of externship programs. J.D. Porterfield III. J Amer Med Ass 213: 2058-9 S 21 70 Manitoba studies total accreditation of hospitals. (N) Can Med Ass J 103: 774 O 10 70 One-year accreditations given two major municipal hos- pitals: Chicago and St.Louis. (N) Hospitals 44: 119-20 My 16 70 Pharmacists want the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals to be more specific. G.C.Bowles Jr. Mod Hosp 114: 116 Ja 70 Physician looks at accreditation, (ed) W.Walthall. Tex Med 66: 29-31 Ag 70 Revised hospital standards, (interview) J.D.Porterfield. Amer Med News 13: 13 J1 13 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 1 ACCREDITATION Revised (1969) Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals standards for pharmaceutical services com- pared with Medicare standards of 1967. G.F. Archambault. Hosp Formulary Manage 5: 18+ F 70 (ed p.32); 13-15 Mr 70 Surgery by persons not holding medical degrees—oral surgery: American College of Surgeons' statement. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 14-15 My 70 (ed p.22) Unannounced surveys. (C) J.Polissar. Hospitals 44: 8 O 16 70 What Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals standards mean to the hospital engineer. (N) Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 5 Mr-Ap 70 Related health facilities Extended care centers accreditation. L.O.Bradley. Cath Hosp (Can) No.4: 2 Mr 70 Rehabilitation center receives accreditation: Wyandotte General Hospital. Mich Hosp 6: 12+ Je 70 Retarded care accreditation set: Accreditation Council for the Mentally Retarded. (N) Amer Med News 13: 14 Ja 12 70 (Accreditation of nursing schools. See: Nursing education, U ndergraduate—Accreditation) (Acquisition and book ordering. See: Library service— Selection of materials) (Acronyms. See: Terminology and definitions—Acronyms) (Addressograph. See: Printing and duplicating facilities) ADMINISTRATION (See also: Annual reports; Careers—Administration; Consultants—Management; Methods improvement— Operations research and systems analysis; Organiza- tion; Research—Administrative; Shared services— Administration; and the subhead Administration under hospitals and depts.) Focus on management methods: series. A.C.Bennett. Hosp Top Functional management. C.Harrison. Hospital (London) 66: 274-7 Ag 70 Hospital management and organizational planning. T.R. O'Donovan. Mich Hosp 6: 8+F 70 Hospitals said to elude management efforts. (N) Hospi- tals 44: 119 My 16 70 Is management too specialized? G.Berkwitt. Manage Rev 59: 27-31 Ap 70 Management: annual administrative review. S.M.Morris. Hospitals 44: 113-6 Ap 1 70 Meet the 'meeting man'—the hospital secretary. E.H. Shuter. Hosp Admin Can 12: 51-2 My 70 Memo to board presidents .trustees .and administrators. J.V.Connorton. Trustee 23: 31-2 Mr 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: Chicago. R.J. Freeark. Hospitals 44: 57-60 J1 1 70 Social organisation of the hospital. T.D.Hunter. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1441-2 J1 24 70 Solutions to public hospital problems: circumvention of politics and achievement of autonomy. C.Cihlar. Hospitals 44: 53-6 J1 1 70 What percentage of the hospital budget generally is spent for administration? (Q&A) P.J.Elsasser. Hospitals 44: 18 My 1 70 Whatever happened to management? L.Sayles. Manage Rev 59: 9-15 J1 70 Evaluation Dilemmas In evaluation: implications for administrators of social action programs. T.Tripodi and others. Amer J Orthopsychiat 40: 850-7 O 70 Evaluating health programs. O.L.Deniston and I.M. Rosenstock. Public Health Rep 85: 835-40 S 70 Management psychologists have landed. S.Klaw. Fortune 81: 106+ Ap 70 Measuring the effectiveness of public mental hospitals. L.S.Linn. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 381-6 D 70 Medical group evaluation program set to go. (ed) Med Group Manage 17: 2+ Mr 70 Techniques for hospital evaluation. J.F.Edmondson. Mich Hosp 6: 5+ My 70 Management audit Auditing the efficiency of your computer installation. L. Chervenak. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 8-10 Je 70 Hospital Advisory Service. A.Baker. Hospital (London) 66: 269-73 Ag 70 Management audit. Hospital (London) 66: 67-8 F 70 Management audit: a tool for organization effectiveness. W.J.Hickey. Med Rec News 41: 32+ Ap 70 Management audit in 3-D. T.L.Wood. Personnel J 49: 832+ O 70 Management skills Accent on leadership. M.Kelber. Int Nursing Rev 17: 3-12 No.l 70 Are you an innovator or operator? C.A.Cerami. Nations Bus 58: 54-7 Je 70 Art of delegating. T.M.Rahe. Med Group Manage 17: 8- 10 Mr 70 Bandwagon syndrome: the hospital administrative deci- sion-making process. D.Moore. Hosp Top 48: 48-50 My 70 Building integrity into an organization. L.Urwick. Man- age Rev 59: 50-5 My 70 Challenge of the *70's: management leadership in an age of change. D.J.Elggren. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 11+ Je 70 Creative administration: reflections on the second Starr Report. M.O.Jager. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 15 + S-O 70 Delegation: the administrator's challenge. O.B.Hardy. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 8-20 Win 70 Don't do it—delegate it! B.B.Beegle. Supervisory Man- age 15: 2-6 Ap 70 Effective leadership and the motivation of human re- sources. R.C.Miljus. Personnel J 49: 36-40 Ja 70 Forget the patients—think of the nurses. D.Boorer. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 16 Ag 7 70 Fragmentation of authority. T.J.Atchison. Personnel 47: 8-14 Jl-Ag 70 Group dynamics training and improved decision making. J .Hall and M .S .Williams. J Appl Behav Sci 6: 39-68 Ja-Mr 70 Guidelines for effective use of human resources. J.H. Carter. Can Hosp 47: 39+ Ja 70 How to delegate authority: let the managers manage. F.L. McQuillan. Mod Nursing Home 25: 8 S 70 How to make executives behave. M.R.Feinberg and J.J. Tarrant. Nations Bus 58: 72-4 Ap 70 How to make plans that work. P.M.Stokes. Supervisory Manage 15: 2-5 Ja 70 If he's hard to get along with,hire him. E.G.Shuster. Nations Bus 58: 66-8 Ag 70 Leadership style .confidence in management,and job satisfaction. P.J.Sadler. J Appl Behav Sci 6: 3-19 Ja- Mr 70 Let's improve planning communications. C.E.Best and W.S.Thomas. Managerial Planning 19: 29-39 S-O 70 Make conflict work for you. J.Kelly. Harvard Bus Rev 48: 103-13 Jl-Ag 70 Management by objectives and its subsystems. L.B. Osterhaus. Hosp Progress 51: 47+ D 70 Management by objectives: it will work in a hospital setting. G.D.Cardiff. Hosp Admin Can 12: 23-6 N 70 Management by whose objectives? H.Levinson. Harvard Bus Rev 48: 125-34 Jl-Ag 70 Management in a time of change. D.F.Moffatt. Executive Housekeeper 17: 50+ O 70 Management in crisis: must you liquidate people? (interview) R.Likert. Conf Board Rec 7: 10-16 F 70 Methodology of problem definition. W.R.Ellis. Med Group Manage 17: 20+ J1 70 NIBRUD (Narrative Involvement Based on Relations Uti- lizing Decision-making): game shows department heads how hot the manager's hot seat is. L.Lazorko. Mod Hosp 114: 106-7 Ap 70 People building is good business. H.J.Richmond. Financ Executive 38: 22-9 Je 70 Physician's obligation to the development of managerial skills in health care facilities. J.S.Spratt Jr. Nebr State Med J 55: 473-80 Ag 70 Power and politics in organizational life. A.Zaleznik. Harvard Bus Rev 48: 47-60 My-Je 70 Preventing people problems. H.R.Figler. Financ Executive 38: 94+ N 70 7 steps to successful delegation. R.Gold. Supervisory Manage 15: 2-6 Ag 70 Sharpening up our executive skills. D.C.Camer. Hosp Forum (Calif) 12: 6-8 F 70 (ed p.5) Six steps to better decisions. P.H.Brunstetter. Super- visory Manage 15: 2-6 F 70 Systematic approach to managing change. R.J.Soltis. Manage Rev 59: 2-11 S 70 Systematic problem solving in hospital administration. W.D.Thornton. Hosp News (Belfast) 12: 3+ Mr 70 What we need to know about management by objectives. S.Sloan and D.E.Schrieber. Personnel J 49: 206+ Mr 70 What's your leadership style? G.S.Swope. Supervisory Manage 15: 12-17 Je 70 Trends Management and the new humanism, (ed) W.A. Kleinschrod. Admin Manage 31: 24-5 Ja 70 New opportunities for progress through change. H.B. Palmer. Conf Board Rec 7: 28-31 J1 70 Professional development needs in hospital administra- tion. L.E.Davis. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 65-83 Sum 70 Work schedules Birth by appointment. (N) Newsweek 76: 85 J1 20 70 Changing night administration. M .Fitzgibbon. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 161-3 (suppl) O 29 70 Four-day work week works for hospital nurses: Provi- dence,R.I. R.Richard. Amer J Nursing 70: 2282-3 N 70 Good schedules mean more work,less trouble: dietary department. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 25: 44+ O 70 Hormonal clock set—stork works 9 to 5. Med World News 11: 15-17 My 22 70 Human factors in safety engineering: shift schedules and adjustment required of the worker. L.A.Smith. Environ Contr Safety Manage 139: 16-20 Ap 70 Laboratory work schedules—designed for patient benefit or employee benefit? D.B.Dorsey. Pathologist 24: 113— 8 Ap 70 Let's put round-the-clock nursing on a more business- like basis, (ed) Hosp Admin Can 12: 4+ Ap 70 Management employees like rotating schedule for days off .holidays: dietary department. M .S.O . Stinnett. Hospitals 44: 72 My 1 70 Night pediatric clinic opened to aid working parents: Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center .Chicago. (N) Hosp Top 48: 19 Je 70 No evening or night supervisors: VA Hospital,Brockton, Mass. A.M.Dahlsten and F.R.Flood. Nursing Outlook 18: 49-53 Ja 70 Nursing service: cyclic scheduling. A.R.Morrish and A.R.O'Connor. Hospitals 44: 66-71 F 16 70 Seven-day work week undesirable say Alberta hospital officials. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 96 Ap 70 Shorter working week for nurses results in use of tape recorders: Trail Regional Hospital. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 20 Je 70 Sign of the times: OB is open only from 9 to 5 daily— Barnes Hospital. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 35 Je 70 Small business eyes the four-day workweek. K.E. Wheeler. Harvard Bus Rev 48: 142-7 My-Je 70 Two years' experience with the 4-2 work schedule. T.A. Katsanis. Nursing Homes 19: 15-16 Mr 70 (Administrative libraries. See: Library service—Adminis- trative) ADMINISTRATORS (See also: Governing board—Relationships—Administra- tor; Medical directors; Medical staff—Hospital-physi- cian relations; Personnel administration—Salaries and p erq ui si te s —Ad mini s tra tor s) Bringing hospital administrators into the civil service? (ed) Hospital (London) 66: 147-8 My 70 Canada's hospital administrators to form national coun- cil. (N) Can Hosp 47: 17 Ap 70 Canadians establish standard-setting council: Hospital Administrators Council of Canada. (N) Hospitals 44: 98 J1 16 70 How many hospital administrators in the United States are women? (Q&A) E.P.Pessel. Hospitals 44: 34 Mr 16 70 I'm a medical administrator because I chose to be. A. Anthony (pseud) . Brit Med J 1: 297 Ja 31 70 New Canada-wide council founded for senior hospital executives. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 18 Ag 70 Profession of hospital administration. B.L.Brown Jr. Southern Hosp 38: 12-14 F 70 Assistant Assistant administrators rotate on monthly basis: Brandon, Miss, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 36 Ja 1 70 Do you need a new right hand? A.Uris. Nations Bus 58: 72+ J1 70 Many hospitals in one: Duke's unit administration. (N) Med World News 11: 24 Ja 23 70 Education and training Continuing services: newsletter helps administrators keep up to date. G.R.Wren. Hospitals 44: 53 J1 16 70 Ecole Nationale de la Sante Publique. J.Marshall. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1486-8 J1 31 70 Education and training of hospital administrators. T.R. Anand and J.P.Gupta. Hosp Admin (India) 7: 55-9 Mr 70 Education for health administration: adapting education for health administration in a school of public health. M.Schaefer. Amer J Public Health 60: 1017-22 Je 70 Education for health administration: community planning for new partnerships. T.M.Dunaye. Amer J Public Health 60: 987-95 Je 70 Education for health administration: influence of system theory in educating health services administrators. The University of Southern California experience. A.Cloner. Amer J Public Health 60: 995-1005 Je 70 Education for health administration: perceptual differ- ences of administrators regarding the importance of health service programs. J.T.Gentry and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1006-17 Je 70 Education for health services administration: undergradu- ate training for health administration. M.W.Raffel. Amer J Public Health 60: 982-7 Je 70 Education for professional management of health care facilities. S.M.Schneeweiss. World Hosp 6: 105-7 Ap 70 Education of administrative .clerical and other hospital staff. F.Reeves. Roy Soc Health J 90: 143-5 My-Je 70 2 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 ADMITTING AND DISCHARGE Educational programs for nursing home administrators. J.E.Kralewski. Nursing Homes 19: 18-19 N 70 Games these people play help them become better admin- istrators. L.Lazorko. Mod Nursing Home 25: 36-8 O 70 Hospital management education: developing patterns. R. Gillam. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 13+ Jl-Ag 70 Hospital management education in Australia. S.K.Steele. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 25-8 Je 70 In perspective: 'The Phillips Report.' G.R.Palmer. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 7+ Jl-Ag 70 Institutional Management Association. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1538-9 Ag 7 70 Northwestern University to reopen graduate program in hospital administration. (N) Hospitals 44: 29 O 16 70 Organisation of Australian hospitals: the need for more management. T.P.Weil. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 19+ My-Je 70 School to award B.S.degree in health administration: Ithaca (N.Y.) College. (N) Hospitals 44: 132 N 1 70 Six fellowships established for health leadership train- ing. (N) Hospitals 44: 78 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Training administrators for the future: survey of programs being offered at six Canadian universities. Hosp Admin Can 12: 56+ O 70 University of Missouri announces double master's degree program in industrial engineering and health services management. (N) Hosp Manage Syst Soc 9: 6 S 70 Legal aspects Administrator: profile of legal responsibilities. P.J. Buttaro. Hosp Top 48: 45+ F 70 Manager not liable: Dr.Terrell v.Cockrell. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 64 Ap 70 Official liable for unpaid taxes withheld from employee wages. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 36 D 70 Qualifications Demonstrators demand appointment of Puerto Rican hos- pital administrator: New York City's Lincoln Hospital. (N) Hospitals 44: 31 F 16 70 Interpreting executive behavior. G.S.Swope. Manage Rev 59: 2-14 Ap 70 Lack of business skill threatens women administrators. R.Pecarchik and W.G.Mather. Mod Nursing Home 24: 58+ My 70 Licensing administrators. (C) M.F.Heidgen. Mod Hosp 114: 56 My 70 Man who runs the hospital should be its chief executive. (ed) J.E.Hague. Hospitals 44: 4 Je 16 70 Metastasis of the medical superintendent—an hypothe- sis. T.J.Wood. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 7+ Ja- F 70 Women in administration. J.Thompson. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 576-7 Mr 27 70 Relationships Auxiliary Are we making the most of our auxiliaries? R.A. Stolnacke. Hosp Forum (NY) 38: 11-12 Mr 70 Illinois auxilians administrators participate in pilot workshop. Volunteer Leader 11: 6-7 Je 70 Departments Administrator and director of nursing can co-operate—if they communicate. G.Glover and A.Germaine. Hosp Admin Can 12: 76+ Ap 70 Administrator views hospital pharmacy. W.E.Hassan Jr. Drug Top 114: 25 Ja 19 70; 24 F 2 70 Administrator's view of hospital cleaning. S.G.Hill. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 111+ Mr-Ap 70 Barriers and bridges in this age of change: the future operating room nurse will be management-oriented. E.W.Weimer. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 40-3 Ap 70 Businessman's view: There's a new breed of administra- tor. (interview) J.Carter. Health Inst Purchasing 1: 27- 31 S 70 Development of midlevel management. Hosp Admin Cun- 14: 1-4 Mr-Ap 70 Establishing a separate financial planning department. A.P.Nash. Hosp Progress 51: 15+ S 70 Hospital administrators' views of medical libraries. Sr.C.Bayley. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 186-8 Ap 70 How administrators rate dietary. S.A.Schwartz. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 38-9 F 70 How purchasing agents can become part of the hospital management team. S.Schulman. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 13+ Ag 70 Leadership training key to efficient employee perfor- mance. W.E.Young Jr.and C.R.Miller. Med Rec News 41: 10+ O 70 Management coordination—a means of participatory ad- ministration. S.Liswood and T.J.Freedman. Can Hosp 47: 62-4 Ag 70 Management council is channel for feedback from employes. F.B.Winn Jr. Mod Hosp 115: 70+ S 70 Management development programs for hospitals are major investments. H.B.Lett. Can Hosp 47: 22 N 70 NIBRUD (Narrative Involvement Based on Relations Uti- lizing Decision-making): game shows department heads how hot the manager's hot seat is. L.Lazorko. Mod Hosp 114: 106-7 Ap 70 What administrators should know about the housekeeping department. J.R.Strieker. Hosp Top 48: 59+ N 70 Responsibilities Arresting executive obsolescence and organizational de- cay. R.B.Eastin. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 28-39 Fall 70 Corporate hospital: a new formula for effective planning and operating efficiency. N.A.Brady. Hospitals 44: 51- 3 F 16 70 Don't shoot the piano player.. .(He's doing the best he can.) W.True and G.Prichard. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 6+ D 70 Governance of hospitals—the chief executive should have the same powers as a corporation president. G.E. Cartmill. Trustee 23: 6-10 Ag 70 Health care goals for today and tomorrow. J.Priver. Hos- pitals 44: 42 S 1 70 Hospital administrator's role. P.W.Kempe. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 321-8 Je 70 Problem of the new chief executive. S.R.Stuart. Med Group Manage 17: 11+ Mr 70 Tenure Cook County Hospital director resigns to bring "real issue" into focus. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36c-d Je 70 Former Pontiac (Mich.) General Hospital administrator files damage suit against board. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 34-5 Ja 70 Trends Changing role of the hospital's chief executive; should he be a member of the governing board? R.L.Johnson. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 21-34 Sum 70 Hospital management in the seventies: some notes. N.R. Wills. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 15+ Jl-Ag 70 (Admission chest x-ray. See: Admitting and discharge— Routine examinations—X-ray) ADMITTING AND DISCHARGE (See also: Accounting; Civil rights—Patients; Credit and collection; Indigent care—Eligibility; Mental retardation facilities—Admitting and discharge; Necrop- sies—Morticians' relationships; Outpatient dept.— Admitting; Patient relations; Patients' booklets; Printing and duplicating facilities; Psychiatric hospitals— Admitting and discharge; Tuberculosis hospitals— Admitting and discharge) Causes of admission to nursing homes in Israel. J. Silberstein and others. Med Care 8: 221-33 My-Je 70 Death Determination of death, (ed) Lancet 1: 1092-3 My 23 70 How America lives with death. K.L.Woodward. News- week 75: 81+ Ap 6 70 Kansas now has law defining death to help guide doctors in vital organ transplants. (N) Amer Fam Physician/GP 1: 153 Je 70 Records for fetal deaths: stillborn babies. (Q&A) M.E. Converse. Hospitals 44: 40 F 16 70 Industrial engineering Pre-admissions: it pays to systemate before you auto- mate. L.Jacobsen. Hosp Forum (Calif) 12: 11+ F 70 Waiting list management by computer: a preliminary study. A.J.W.Fordyce and R.Phillips. Hospital (London) 66: 303-5 S 70 Legal aspects Court decision highlights importance of taking a medical history within 24 hours of admission: Nebraska. News- letter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-3 Mr 70 (Pt 3) Hospital's right to refuse admission. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 213: 673-4 J1 27 70 Poor seek hospital care in two suits: Louisiana and Colorado. (N) Hospitals 44: 106 S 1 70 Trespass suit filed by hospital seeking to remove patient: Doctors Medical Center,Inc. ,Tulsa ,Okla . (N) Hospitals 44: 37 N 1 70; suit dropped. (N) 35 D 16 70 Patients' property Hospital requirements must not violate patient's due process: money withheld from psychiatric patient. J.F. Horty. Mod Hosp 114: 52 Ja 70 Personnel Admitting nurse coordinator eliminates delays,reassures patients. W.D.Wallace. Hospitals 44: 109-10 O 1 70 Patient services coordinator—a key to continuing patient care. R.S.Lund. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 9+ My 70 Policies Admitting: hub of the hospital wheel. N .C.A.Rittershaus. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 26-9 My 70 British hospitals let mothers out early. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1259 Ag 24 70 Early postoperative discharge of patients: hospital experience. P.T.Lahti. Mich Med 69: 755-60 S 70 Emergency admission in hospital utilization. (C) S. Vernon. Conn Med 34: 656-8 S 70 Hospitals cut admissions in crisis. (N) Ampr Med News 13: 3 Mr 2 70 Hunt Commission probes admitting practices in Winnipeg hospitals. (N) Can Hosp 47: 13-14 S 70 Measures approved to aid crowded county hospital: Los Angeles. (N) Hospitals 44: 118-9 F 16 70 Medical services curtailed at Chicago's county hospital. (N) Hospitals 44: 137 Mr 16 70 New admitting policy eases bed shortage in Manitoba hospital. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 19 Je 70 Planned early discharge from hospital: how long should the patient stay? L.W.Aldridge; the advantages and disadvantages. V.M.Jenkinson. Roy Soc Health J 90: 102-8 Mr-Ap 70 Ten "good" reasons for not admitting patients. P.J. Walker. Hosp Physician 6: 54-7 N 70 Testing malpractice arbitration: so far so good. B. Sheridan. Med Econ 47: 19+ O 12 70 This hospital sends its postoperative patients home—the sooner,the better: Royal Oak,Mich. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 118 Ag 70 To balance the staff,you have to balance the beds. A.J.J. Rourke. Mod Hosp 114: 104 Ja 70 Two MD generations try to solve patient admissions problems. A.J.J.Rourke. Mod Hosp 115: 120 S 70 Pre-admission Preadmission testing. (Q&A) C.Y.Shu. Hospitals 44: 16 S 16 70; (C) R.J.Buxbaum. 14 D 16 70 Pre-admissions: it pays to systemate before you auto- mate. L.Jacobsen. Hosp Forum (Calif) 12: 11+ F 70 Pre-admit hospital patients, (ed) H.Lamm. Tex Med 66: 32-3 J1 70 Procedures Discharge planning helps elderly patients with problems: Holy Cross Hospital,Chicago. R.Kulys. Hospitals 44: 39-43 My 1 70 Hospital patient registration. D.Isaac. Med Serv (India) 27: 15+ Ag 70 Standard elective admission procedure. A.Murray and J.B.P.Ferguson. Hospital (London) 66: 309-11 S 70 Records and reports Medico-sociological information exchange program—a proposal. J.W.Banks. Can Hosp 47: 69+ O 70 Record keeping can be streamlined. W.R.King. Southern Hosp 38: 8 My 70 Referral systems Community care homes: Baltimore. M .F .Rappaport. Hospitals 44: 56-9 S 16 70 Community need—nursing and medical students respond: Jensen Medical Referral Center,Houston. F.Jeu and J. Raulston. Nursing Outlook 18: 28-30 Mr 70 Continuity of care: utilization of community resources— Greenfield,Mass. W.C.Christenson. Hospitals 44: 21-4 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Effect of geriatric transfers on mortality rates: Stockton (Calif.) State Hospital. E.C.Killian. Soc Work 15: 19- 26 Ja 70 First award for social service program for post-hospital care: social workers at Edward W.Sparrow Hospital, Lansing,Mich. Mich Hosp 6: 18-19 Ap 70 From psychiatric hospital to nursing home. M.K. Cunningham and others. Ment Hyg 54: 109-12 Ja 70 Hospitals pose few problems for homes. Mod Nursing Home 24: 59 My 70 Incomplete transfer records can cause harm to patients and trouble for homes. E.W.Springer. Mod Nursing Home 24: 10+ Mr 70 Incomplete transfer records may cause liability. E.W. Springer. Med Rec News 41: 69+ Ag 70 Inside tips to smooth referrals to a medical center. C.T. Hardy Jr. Med Econ 47: 77-80 Mr 2 70 Medical record of a patient who is admitted to a hospital for custodial care while awaiting transfer to another institution. (Q&A) M.E.Converse. Hospitals 44: 28 Ap 16 70 Moving patients from mental hospitals to homes may be bad for patient and home. F.L.McQuillan. Mod Nursing Home 24: 16+ Ap 70 Moving the elderly from mental hospitals: Illinois, (ed) W.C.Alvarez. Geriatrics 25: 78 J1 70 Patient services coordinator—a key to continuing patient care. R.S.Lund. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 9+ My 70 Social service as an effective aid in better utilization of beds: Little Company of Mary Hospital,Evergreen Park, 111. F.J.Godin. Hosp Top 48: 26-8 Ag 70 This nurse coordinates patient services: Brockville, Ontario. C.Kotlarsky. Can Nurse 66: 33-5 J1 70 Transfer of nursing home patients. J.B.Sherman. Mich Med 69: 579-80 J1 70 Where discharge-planning starts on admission day. C.L. Rosenberg. Med Econ 47: 272 O 12 70 Responsibilities Admissions and inquiry service. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 915-6 My 15 70 For better rapport with the patient try bilateral communi- cation: admitting office. Sr.M.Soltis. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 17-19 Ap 70 Psychological motives for medical hospitalization. G.E. Vaillant and others. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1661-5 N 30 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 3 ADMITTING AND DISCHARGE Use of easily obtained pre-coded data in screening applicants to a long-term care facility. S.Sherwood and C.S.Feldman. Gerontologist 10: 182+ Aut 70 (Pt 1) Routine examinations Biochemical screening—a critique. R.C.Ahlvin. New Engl J Med 283: 1084-6 N 12 70 Detecting deafness in infancy. Fam Health 2: 10 Ag 70 Experience with a hospital laboratory admission screen. P.W.Davey and others. Can Med Ass J 103: 140-6 J1 18 70 Hepatitis-associated (AU/SH) antigen determination in 10,000 patients in a Copenhagen general hospital. P.Lous and others. Lancet 2: 119-21 J1 18 70 Hepatitis-associated antigen: to test or not to test? H.J. Alter and others. Lancet 2: 142-3 J1 18 70 Tonometry should be a routine in examinations. F.J. Weinstock. Hosp Econ No.l: 53 Ja 70 X-ray Routine hospital admission x-ray examinations of the chest. (C) M .R.Lichtenstein. J Amer Med Ass 214: 379 O 12 70 Routine roentgenographic examinations. (C) I.E.Kirsh. J Amer Med Ass 213: 300 J1 13 70 Value of routine chest x-ray on hospital admission, (ed) D.R.Sanderson. Minn Med 53: 861 Ag 70 Statistics Hospital discharges in relation to area of residence. R.Gruer. Brit J Prev Soc Med 24: 124-8 My 70 Inner-city patient: an in-depth profile—Cook County Hospital,Chicago. C.W.Phillips and others. Hospitals 44: 55+ N 16 70 Patient origin study: an analysis of data on Maine towns, populations,hospitals and admissions. J.Ackor and D. Soule. J Maine Med Ass 61: 111-3 Je 70 Patients on the waiting list of a London teaching hospi- tal. J.F.Bithell. Brit J Prev Soc Med 24: 241-4 N 70 Patients 65 years and older: the leading causes of admis- sion—1969. C.L.Holtz Jr. PAS (Prof Activ Stud) Reporter 8: 1-9 N 16 70 ADOLESCENT CARE (See also: Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Adolescent; Pediatric hospitals and depts.—Adolescent service; Psychiatric hospitals—Adolescent service) Coping behaviors of fatally ill adolescents and their parents. J.S.Lo wen berg. Nursing Forum 9: 269-87 No. 3 70 Emergency room utilization patterns of adolescents: clues to community problems. H.S.Sklar and E.F.Downs. N Y State J Med 70: 643-9 Mr 1 70 Medical care of adolescents and the law. A.D.Hofman and I.R.Shenker. N Y State J Med 70: 2603-11 O 15 70 Meeting the needs of the adolescent patient. A.Jacobson. J Pract Nursing 20: 39+ O 70 Put "crisis intervention" clinics at hospitals psycholo- gist urges: "hotline" services. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 162 My 70 ADOPTION Abandoned infants in hospitals. T.Reichelderfer and A.J. Cary. Hosp Top 48: 81+ J1 70 Facts against impressions: mothers seeking to relinquish children for adoption. H.K.Platts. Children 17: 27-30 Ja-F 70 (Adverse drug reactions. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs— Adverse reaction reporting; Pharmacy dept.—Drugs— Safety) ADVERTISING (See also: Ethics) AMA's Judicial Council has condemned unsolicited ad- vertisements to physicians announcing the availability of "abortion facilities." (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 979 N 9 70 Blue Cross-Blue Shield ad wins with favorite color. Editor Publ 103: 38 S 26 70 Doctors call hospital letter "solicitation" for abortions. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 43 O 70 Hospital schools use advertising campaign to stress prestige and relevancy of professional nursing. AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 Ag 24 70 Nurse recruitment advertising. D.K.Richardson. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 447 Ap 2 70 Press recruitment advertising. B.Lemin. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 141-3 (suppl) S 24 70 Taxation of medical journal advertising revenue. D.K. Wiecking. Virginia Med Mon 97: 364-8 Je 70 Unique opportunity to invest in the health of America: Health Screening Centers,Inc. (ed) J Florida Med Ass 57: 40-1 S 70 (Aerosol therapy. See: Inhalation therapy dept.—Aerosol) (Affiliations. See: Hospital and health facilities—Affilia- tions; Nursing education,Undergraduate—Affiliations; Nursing homes—Affiliation with hospital) (After-care visits,Psychiatric. See: Rehabilitation service —Psychiatric) (After-hours pharmacy service. See: Pharmacy dept.— Drugs—Dispensing—After-hours) (Aged and aging. See: Geriatric care; Medicare; Nursing homes) (Aides,Nursing. See: Nursing education ,Nonprofessional— Auxiliary workers; Nursing service dept.—Auxiliary workers; Psychiatric nursing—Non professional) (Air ambulance service. See: Ambulance service—Air) AIR CONDITIONING Air conditioning: special areas must be considered. C.T. Theodore. Hospitals 44: 88-91 Ap 16 70 Cubicle air conditioning at kidney transplant centre. (N) Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 18 S 25 70 Hospital air conditioning marked by radiant panel ceiling, recirculating air: St.Joseph Hospital,Minot,N.Dak. J.R.Rush. Heating Piping Air Conditioning 42: 117-22 Ja 70; (C) 63-4 Ap 70 Plastic lining solves rusty duct problem cheaply. S.A. Sprague. Mod Hosp 115: 136 S 70 What the systems approach means to air conditioning. R.E.Fischer and F.J.Walsh. Architect Rec 147: 153-60 Ap 70 Surgery Design concepts and air-conditioning requirements of multiple operating-theatre suites. R.Rott and G.D. Conn. Hosp Eng (Engl) 24: 67-73 Ap 70 AIR FORCE HOSPITALS (See also: Federal hospitals; Government hospitals; Military hospitals^ Air Force expands medical programs. K.E.Pletcher. US Med 6: 39+ Ja 15 70 Cancer detection clinic day at an Air Force base hospi- tal. L.L.Metschl. Mil Med 135: 20-4 Ja 70 Four-year study of the internship in U.S.Air Force hospi- tals: an objective measurement of gain in clinical com- petence. P.R.Kelley Jr.and others. Mil Med 135: 537- 45 J1 70 Medical course trains hospital-based lawyers: six Air Force medical center hospitals. (N) US Med 6: 4 N 1 70 Military medicine professionally dull? It depends on the doctor. H.Maston (pseud). Hosp Physician 6: 92-4 F 70 . Utilization of a physicians' nurse assistant in the gyne- cological cancer detection clinic. R.E.Harris. Mil Med 135: 25-7 Ja 70 (Airborne infection. See: Infection control—Airborne) (Airplane crashes. See: Disaster service—Experiences— Transportation) ALCOHOLIC CARE (See also: Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Alcoholic) Addicts in a therapeutic community. C.Tarry and R.Wilk. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 32-4 S 11 70 Admissions to the Alcoholic Rehabilitation Unit of Crownsville State Hospital. G.S.Mestanas. Maryland State Med J 19: 101-2 Mr 70 Alcoholic and his helpers: a systems view. R.F.Ward and L. Quart J Stud Ale 31: 684-91 S 70 (Pt A) Alcoholic patient: treatment program at a general hospital. J.D.Gordon. Hospitals 44: 63-4 My 16 70 Alcoholic patient with coexisting long-term illness. E.Andruzzi. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 35-45 Mr 70 Alcoholic patients: what is the position of the AHA? (Q&A) H.D.McGuire. Hospitals 44: 20+ J1 1 70 Alcoholic treatment center: St.Mary's Hospital,Minne- apolis. G.A.Mann. Minn Med 53: 455-7 Ap 70 Alcoholic treatment unit in a general hospital. R.C. Bates. Hosp Progress 51: 30+ Je 70 Alcoholism: a review and overview of the problem. C.N. Hoyt. Ohio State Med J 66: 674-80 J1 70 Alcoholism counselor in a general hospital. C.W.Hurley Jr. Maryland State Med J 19: 100 Ag 70 Alcoholism in the City of New York. R.B.Smithers and others. N Y Med 26: 375-80 S 70 Alcoholism problem: a challenge to medical leadership. M. Keller and F.R.Banks. Ohio State Med J 66: 672- 4 J1 70 Alcoholism program tailored to community needs. W.M. Wilson and S.T.Helm. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 406-8 D 70 Alcoholism study: veritas in vino—St.Elizabeths Hos- pital, Washington,0.0. Med World News 11: 22-3 J1 3 70 Alcoholism units evade real problem, doc tor says. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36 Mr 70 Approach to the treatment of alcoholism through correc- tive therapy. J.B.Murphy. Amer Corrective Therapy J 24: 88-92 My-Je 70 Assessing drinking problems among men hospitalized for tuberculosis. B.E.Lennon and others. Quart J Stud Ale 31: 90-6 Mr 70 (Pt A) Attitudes toward alcoholism before and after a training program for social caseworkers. M.B.Bailey. Quart J Stud Ale 31: 669-83 S 70 (Pt A) British Summer School on Alcoholism, (ed) Roy Soc Health J 90: 56 Mr-Ap 70 Career Clinic for Skid Row: Los Angeles. P.E.Paige and others. Soc Work 15: 112-3 J1 70 Characteristics of community residents who are favorable toward alcohol education. G.Globetti and G.Pomeroy. Ment Hyg 54: 411-5 J1 70 Do alcoholism and drug addiction have a place in mental health care? W.H.Anderson. Mich Hosp 6: 4-5 Mr 70 Effectiveness of two treatment modalities with alcohol- ics. R.K.Hornstra and others. Missouri Med 67: 740-7 O 70 Establishing an Alcoholics Anonymous group in a general hospital. H.Light. Hosp Progress 51: 56-61 F 70 Family therapy with the families of recovering alcoholics. D. Meeks and C.Kelly. Quart J Stud Ale 31: 399-413 Je 70 Follow-up study of discharged alcoholics. M.Tomsovic. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 94-7 Mr 70 Future of the halfway house. E.Rubington. Quart J Stud Ale 31: 167-74 Mr 70 (Pt A) Group therapies in the problem habit,alcoholism. R.J. Catanzaro. Tex Med 66: 60-2 J1 70 Hospital admission for the alcohol-dependent patient. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 334 Je 70 Hospitals responsible for alcohol and drug addicts, (ed) Can Hosp 47: 5-6 F 70 Hospitals told to face up to alcoholism problem. (N) Hospitals 44: 99 D 1 70 How a distillery rehabilitates alcoholics. Nat Safety News 101: 56-9 Je 70 Indiana 'Blues' initiate breakthrough in treatment of alcoholism with signing of contract with specialized hospital. (N) Hosp Top 48: 20 N 70 Inebriate in the emergency room. A.Gelperin and E.A. Gelperin. Amer J Nursing 70: 1494-7 J1 70 Is there a revolving door? K.Gorwitz. Maryland State Med J 19: 105 Mr 70 Johns Hopkins Hospital alcoholism unit: half-way house and in-hospital treatment. S.Mayer. Maryland State Med J 19: 127-8 Je 70 Maryland alcoholism law spurs development,expansion of hospital alcoholism programs. (N) M.Jahns. Hospi- tals 44: 138-40 Mr 16 70 Maryland alcoholism program. M.N.Weisman. Maryland State Med J 19: 109-12 N 70 On alcoholism, (ed) M.Fishbein. Med World News 11: 52 J1 24 70 On the periphery of alcoholism. G.W.Dyer and S.L. Wade. Amer Arch Rehabil Therapy 18: 15-20 Mr 70 Pharmacy service in an addiction research center. C.J. Hartleib. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 384-9 My 70 Physician management of alcoholism. D.E.Macdonald. N C Med J 31: 451-3 D 70 Place of treatment professions in society's response to chemical abuse. G.Edwards. Brit Med J 2: 195-9 Ap 25 70 Practical experience with an alcoholism program in indus- try. W.W.Davis. Ohio State Med J 66: 814-6 Ag 70 Problems in treating homeless Jobless alcoholics. B.A. Miller and others. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 98-9 Mr 70 Professional approach to alcoholism and drug dependence. M.S.Dewdney. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 7+ My- Je 70 Psychiatry by telephone proves successful: 'this is your therapist calling.' Med World News 11: 30 Ap 10 70 Referral,past treatment contacts,and length of stay in a halfway house. E.Rubington. Quart J Stud Ale 31: 659- 68 S 70 (Pt A) Rehabilitation aides at Sacramento's Alcoholism Center. G.E.Staub and C.L.Petree. Rehabil Rec 11: 8-12 Ja-F 70 Resources for helping the problem drinker. Ind Med Surg 39: 280-94 J1 70 Rosary Hall: an AA-oriented hospital alcoholic care unit. E. and others. Ohio State Med J 66: 812-4 Ag 70 Sickness absenteeism of alcoholics. S.Pell and C.A. D'Alonzo. J Occup Med 12: 198-210 Je 70 Some epidemiological data on alcoholism in Maryland; based on admissions to psychiatric facilities. K. Gorwitz. Quart J Stud Ale 31: 423-43 Je 70 Treating acute alcoholics: an inner city experiment. H.J. Whyte and C.G.Tildon. Hospitals 44: 58-62 My 16 70 Treatment of alcoholism in a comprehensive community mental health center. W.T.Hart. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1275-81 Mr 70 4 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ON MENTAL DEFICIENCY Treatment program for Navaho alcoholics: results after four years. F .N .Ferguson. Quart J Stud Ale 31: 898-919 D 70 (Pt A) Truth about alcohol dependence, (ed) J Amer Med Ass 211: 114-5 Ja 5 70 Try at treatment for alcoholism. Sci News 97: 551 Je 6 70 Twin target—drugs and drink. Med World News 11: 32D D 11 70 WATS telephone therapy: new follow-up technique for alcoholics. R.J.Catanzaro and W.G.Green. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1024-7 Ja 70 What's wrong with alcoholism control programs? L.F. Presnail. Personnel 47: 38-43 Mr-Ap 70 ALCOHOLIC NURSING Account of a nurse's role and functions in an alcoholic treatment program. M.Moore. J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 21+ My-Je 70 Nursing care for the alcoholic. E.A.Andruzzi. Maryland State Med J 19: 93-4 F 70 (Alien physicians. See: Interns and residents—Foreign medical graduates) (Allergy care. See: Asthmatic care; Rehabilitation service— Asthma) (Allowances and adjustments. See: Rates—Allowances and adjustments) AMBULANCE SERVICE (See also: Transportation of patients) Ambulance communications in a hurricane: New Orleans. aiD 5: 9-12 F 70 Ambulance dispatch service in Hamilton is hospital based. P.Johnson and J.Larry. Can Hosp 47: 30-2 Mr 70 Ambulance hustlers: Chicago. Newsweek 76: 5 6-7 J1 6 70 Ambulance men act as midwives: Toronto. Int Rescuer 14: 17 Mr-Ap 70 Ambulance service accepts disposable linens. aiD 5: 6 O 70 Ambulance service among the world's best: Ontario. D.Stuebing. Int Rescuer 14: 18 S-O 70 Ambulance service to begin in Horry County,S.C. (N) Int Rescuer 14: 4 Jl-Ag 70 Ambulance services in South Carolina. D.R.Yarbrough III and M.S.Rittenbury. JSC Med Ass 66: 192-6 Je 70 Ambulance staffs to be registered. (N) Amer Med News 13: 14 My 11 70 Ambulance training in New York State. C.B.Esselstyn. Health News 47: 9-10 J1 70 Ambulances are not emergency vehicles in Little Rock, Ark.: a five-year experience. H.G.Hollenberg. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 22 Ja 70 Are we prepared? B.N .Saltzman. J Arkansas Med Soc 67: 162-5 O 70 Basic training program for emergency medical techni- cian—ambulance concepts and recommendations. aiD 5: 9-11 My 70 Brief guide on how to handle the emotionally disturbed patient. P.Shea. Int Rescuer 14: 19 Jl-Ag 70 Central ambulance control. J.A.Wickens. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1836-8 S 10 70 Community emergency care advisory councils—how they work,what they accomplish. P.F.Paetow. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 19+ Ja 70 Community emergency medical services: Indiana. J.G. Suelzer. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 894-7 Ag 70 Community hospital mobile coronary care unit: Staten Island Hospital. M.C.Rosati and others. N Y State J Med 70: 2462-5 O 1 70 Coronary care on the way! New ambulance for Barnsley. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 37 F 27 70 Crisis in emergency care: ambulance scandal and its hazards to life and health. Med World News 11: 24-32 D 4 70 (ed p.ll) Development of ambulance services in the United King- dom. J.H.Daykin. Roy Soc Health J 90: 5-10 Ja-F 70 Electric ambulance. (N) Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 44 My 8 70 Emergency ambulance services, (ed) N.Cedars. Tex Med 66:19-22 F 70 Emergency care registry formed. (N) Amer Med News 13: 3 Je 15 70 Emergency care vehicles. A.Smallhom. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1638-9 Ag 21 70 Emergency health services for the nation. H.C.Huntley. Public Health Rep 85: 517-22 Je 70 Emergency medical service gets high priority in Jackson- ville,Fla. J.M.Waters Jr. Hosp Top 48: 24-6 F 70 Emergency medical services. W.E.Matory. J Nat Med Ass 62: 195-9 My 70 Emergency medical technician concept: training of ambu- lance personnel. J Arkansas Med Soc 67: 140-2 S 70 Emergency '70 is successful community relations project. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 3 Je 70 Emergency squad work as avocation attracts i. jny highly trained Franklin Countians in Ohio. Int Rescuer 14: 4-6 My-Je 70 Essential equipment for ambulances. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 7-13 My 70 Establish registry of ambulance technicians. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 52 J1 70 Frankfort Fire Department ambulance and rescue service in Germany. Int Rescuer 14: 21-2 S-O 70 Grant Community Hospital offers ambulance service, (ed) Mich Hosp 6: 13 Mr 70 Handling the threat of fatal coronary disease: use of the private car. J.J.Duggan and W.A.Schiess. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1329 N 16 70 Hospital trains volunteer squads for emergency ambu- lance service. J.R.Horton. Hosp Top 48: 39+ Ag 70 Hot line—7:40 a.m. R.Moore. Int Rescuer 14: 18 Ja-F 70 Importance of ambulance design to emergency care. K.F. Kimball. aiD 5: 4-6 Ag 70 Latest Medicare regulations pertaining to reimbursement of ambulance service charges. R.Thompson. aiD 5: 6-10 J1 70 London Ambulance Service: an historical sketch. Roy Soc Health J 90: 10+ Ja-F 70 Medical-care-on-wheels will aid hospitals and patients. Mod Hosp 114: 78-80 My 70 Medical course for ambulance personnel. Northwest Med 69: 263-4 Ap 70 (ed p.234) Men for the care of the injured: a crisis facing the 70s. W.T.Fitts Jr. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 9-17 D 70 Mobile coronary care. J.F.Pantridge. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 318+ Jl-Ag 70 Mobile coronary care: Belfast. J.M.Barber and others. Lancet 2: 133-4 J1 18 70 Mobile coronary care unit: an evaluation for its need. Y.H.Pyo and R.W.Watts. Ann Intern Med 73: 61-6 J1 70 Mobile coronary care units: a preliminary critique. S.R. Nussenfeld and others. J Florida Med Ass 57: 17-21 N 70 Monitoring of ambulance patients by radio telemetry. G.M.Woodwark and I .A. Gillespie. Can Med Ass J 102: 1277-9 Je 6 70 National Research Development Corporation initiates design for an improved ambulance vehicle. (N) Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 162 Mr-Ap 70 Nurse staffed mobile coronary care unit. G.L.Honick and others. J Okla State Med Ass 63: 565-9 D 70 Organized emergency care of potentially fatal cases out- side hospital. W.Rose. World Med J 17: 9-10 Ja-F 70 Pediatric intensive care unit rolls along: University of Iowa Hospitals. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 112+ Ag 70 Plan for a casualty care and transportation program in Missouri. M.Dale and R.Wheeler. Missouri Med 67: 669-75 S 70 Radio telephones in health and welfare. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1251 Je 26 70 Red light,siren throb with tragedy and hope: Seattle. J .Hinterberger. aiD 5: 6 Ap 70 St.John Ambulance. L.H .Nicholson. Can J Public Health 61: 246-8 My-Je 70 Salford and District mobile coronary care service. J.B. Duckworth. Hospital (London) 66: 149-53 My 70 Spinal board for road casualties. (C) K.C.Easton. Brit Med J 1: 236-7 Ja 24 70 Statewide emergency transportation/communications sys- tem: South Carolina. J Amer Ins 46: 4-5 My-Je 70 Training course published for ambulance personnel. (N) Hospitals 44: 116 Je 1 70 Training in transportation of the injured in North Carolina. G.Johnson Jr. N C Med J 31: 22-3 Ja 70 Transport of emergency cases. P.Heimann. World Med J 17: 11-12 Ja-F 70 Transportation of the injured. J.D.Farrington. Postgrad Med 48: 139-44 S 70 Use of Entonox in the ambulance service. P.J.F.Baskett and A.Withnell. Brit Med J 2: 41-3 Ap 4 70 Use of general duty ambulances as mobile coronary care units. R.M.Baker and J.M.Waters Jr. J Florida Med Ass 57: 22-3 N 70 Van for sick infants. (N) MD 14: 69+ F 70 What is a good ambulance driver? aiD 5: 3-5 Je 70 Air Air transportation of high-risk infants utilizing a flying intensive-care nursery. K.S.Shepard. J Pediat 77: 148- 9 J1 70 Air travel and medical problems. P.R.Richards. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 29-32 Ap 24 70 Airlift Oregon traffic victims to hospitals by helicopter. (N) Hosp Top 48: 22 Mr 70 Arranging for air transportation of the mentally ill. A.R. Favazza and D.L.Schaefer. Amer J Psychiat 127: 93-6 J1 70 Compare helicopter vs.ambulance in transporting emer- gency patient. (N) Hosp Top 48: 69 F 70 Computer simulation of an Air Force casualty staging flight. B.G.Rowe. Mil Med 135: 579-80 J1 70 Continuing to care—even in the air. M.C.Ricks. Can Nurse 66: 33-8 N 70 'Copter to the rescue: how air ambulances work in prac- tice. Med World News 11: 40K-L Je 26 70 Flying doctors of East Africa. G.Farrow. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 633 My 14 70 "Flying milk wagons"—Saskatchewan. M .Mackintosh. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 32-3 Ag 14 70 Helicopter ambulance cited: Michigan. (N) Amer Med News 13: 10 Ja 19 70 Helicopter rescue project. Tex Hosp 26: 18 D 70 Helicopters in Belgium. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 307 Ja 12 70 Helicopters make best ambulances. (N) Fam Health 2: 10 D 70 How expensive is the use of medical helicopters? Int Hosp Rev 8: 11 No.3 70 Military flight meals designed for patients on modified diets. F.R.Manor. Hospitals 44: 82-4 O 16 70 Pioneering helicopter: Michigan. (N) aiD 5: 6 Ja 70 Project MAST (Military Assistance to Safety and Traffic. M.Clapp. Tex Hosp 26: 24-8 S 70 Schedule evaluation of helicopters in medical emergen- cies: San Antonio. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 35 S 70 'Sky ambulances' prove useful over Arizona roads. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 216 J1 13 70 Legal aspects Law of guests. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 64 F 70 Sirens and speed Putting brakes on ambulances: Little Rock,Ark. Fam Health 2: 10 Je 70 (Ambulatory patients. See: Day care; Dietary dept.—Food service—Ambulatory patients; Minimal care; Outpatient dept.) AMERICAN ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS American Academy of General Practice to change its name. (N) Hospitals 44: 120 N 16 70 American Academy of General Practice will become American Academy of Family Physicians. (N) Amer Fam Physician/GP 2: 9 N 70 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF GENERAL PRACTICE AAGP to change its name. (N) Hospitals 44: 120 N 16 70 American Academy of General Practice will become American Academy of Family Physicians. (N) Amer Fam Physician/GP 2: 9 N 70 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS AABB appeals for action on new blood laws. (N) Hospitals 44: 99-100 D 16 70 American Association of Blood Banks Reference Labora- tories. (ed) M.Grove-Rasmussen. Anesthesiology 32: 491-3 Je 70 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF FOREIGN MEDICAL GRADUATES New "action line" for foreign medical graduates, (inter- view) J.C.Serrato Jr. Resident Staff Physician 16: 105+ D 70 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF HOMES FOR THE AGING AAHA moves headquarters office to Washington. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 108 My 70 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL CLINICS New directions for AAMC: a self-study. Group Pract 19: 32+ N 70 Statement on organizational policy: American Association of Medical Clinics, (ed) W.E.Jacobson. Group Pract 19: 3 Ja 70 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ON MENTAL DEFICIENCY Role of AAMD in the 1970s. (PM) W.D.White. Ment Retardation 8: 2-3 Ag 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 5 AMERICAN COLLEGE OF EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS AMERICAN COLLEGE OF EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS American College of Emergency Physicians. W.T.Haeck. J Florida Med Ass 57: 47 Ja 70 AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATORS ACHA requirements for admission and advancement. W.R. Kirk. Hosp Manage 110: 14-15 S 70 Professional organization for health administrators. A.L. Swanson. Can Hosp 47: 17+ Ja 70 AMERICAN COLLEGE OF NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATORS No quorum—no action; ACHNA business meeting to reconvene in July. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 108 My 70 AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY American College of Radiology program seeks to maximize use of radiation therapy resources. (N) Hospitals 44: 35 S 16 70 AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS Policy on human experimentation and the public dis- closure of results. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 12-13 Ja 70 Profession held in trust: fellows of ACS. (PM) J.W.Baker. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 7-11 Ja 70 AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ADA Task Force on National Health Programs. V. Diefenbach. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 1081-3 N 70 American Dental Association library—a service for den- tists and dental students. J.Landau. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 582-4 Mr 70 Communication services: ADA. J.A.Carey. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 1254-8 Je 70 Harold Hillenbrand,DDS: executive director emeritus, ADA. E.Bishop. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 57-72 Ja 70 (ed p. 19) How ADA evaluates dental materials,devices,and thera- peutics. J. W.Stanford and G.H.Schrotenboer. Pharm Times 36: 48-51 J1 70 Principles of ethics with official advisory opinions as revised October 1969. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 145-51 Ja 70 Use of the ADA Dental Health Care Plan during 1966 and 1969. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 723-8 S 70 Washington office of the American Dental Association. E.M.Bishop. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 601-4 S 70 AMERICAN DIETETIC ASSOCIATION ADA convention report. Hospitals 44: 66-8 D 1 70 Dietetics—a look at the profession. D.Erlander. Amer J Nursing 70: 2402-5 N 70 Position paper on position papers. J Amer Diet Ass 57: 136-7 Ag 70 Program for progress,1970. J Amer Diet Ass 57: 213-8 S 70 AMERICAN HEALTH FOUNDATION American Health Foundation. G.James. Arch Environ Health 21: 84-5 J1 70 AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION Structuring for continuing education programs within the American Heart Association. K.A.Lembright. J Continu- ing Educ Nursing 1: 41-5 J1 70 AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION AHA called on to exercise its 'muscle' in support of neighborhood health centers. (N) Hospitals 44: 108 S 1 70 AHA committee calls for sweeping reforms in delivery, financing of health care services. (N) Hospitals 44: 21 D 1 70 AHA declares neutrality in for-profit hospitals contro- versy. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36E F 70 AHA denounces peer review bill. (N) Amer Med News 13: 10 S 21 70 AHA on AMA: 'we need each other.' M.Berke. Amer Med News 13: 6 Mr 2 70 AHA salutes hospital schools of nursing with Tournament of Roses Parade float. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) News- letter Hosp Sch Nursing 3: 1-2 D 14 70 AHA to salute schools of nursing with Tournament of Roses float. (N) Hospitals 44: 98 D 1 70; parade riders chosen. (N) 103 D 16 70 American Hospital Association institutes for 1971. Hospitals 44: 57-9 N 16 70 Consumer-set hospital rates urged by AHA. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ Mr 2 70 Directory of officers,councils,and committees for 1970. Hospitals 44: 19-26 Ja 1 70 Distinguished Service Award: 1970—Charles P.Cardwell Jr. Hospitals 44: 47-50 J1 16 70 Drug companies offer $32.5 million settlement of hospi- tals' suit. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 Ap 16 70 Experts see new balance of health care forces. Mod Hosp 114: 39-40d Ap 70 New AHA affiliated society created: American Society for Hospital Education and Training. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 O 1 70 Patient data study of the American Hospital Association. J.P.Cooney Jr.and M.E.Converse. Med Care 8: 88-92 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Perloff committee: analysis of the report, (interview) E.Perloff. Hospitals 44: 47-52 D 16 70 Perloff committee: history of the committee. Hospitals 44: 39-42 D 16 70 Perloff committee: the committee report. Hospitals 44: 43-7 D 16 70 (ed p.4) President's inaugural address: hospitals and the health care system do not exist in a vacuum. (PM) M.Berke. Hospitals 44: 61-6 Mr 16 70 Regional Medical Program extension (S.3355) and Health Services Improvement Bill (S.3443): AHA views. K. Williamson. Hospitals 44: 126-7 My 16 70 Welfare rights group Indicts AHA,lists 15 demands. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 30-2 O 70 Why did the AHA discontinue its special membership category for auxiliaries ? (Q&A) P.Sussmann. Hospitals 44: 16 Mr 1 70 Conventions and meetings AHA convention report. (N) Amer Med News 13: 13 S 28 70 AHA convention report. Mod Hosp 115: 29+ 0 70 AHA studies rates,meets Congress,embraces consumers, applauds youth. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 33+ Mr 70 AHA's annual meeting: special report. Hospitals 44: 53- 60 Mr 16 70 Annual convention program: 1970. Hospitals 44: 88-103 Ag 16 70 Houston '70: report on the AHA's annual convention. Hospitals 44: 67-78d O 1 70 Library Library of AHA serves special needs of hospital field. H.Yast. Trustee 23: 23-5 Ap 70 Policy statements Changes proposed by Department of Labor to amend salary tests for executive,administrative,and profes- sional employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act: AHA statement. Hospitals 44: 135-6 Ja 1 70 Checklist for developing hospital-house officer agree- ments: AHA. Hospitals 44: 125-6 My 16 70 Definition of a teaching hospital. Hospitals 44: 121 Ja 1 70 Statement on employee membership in professional tech- nical and other career-related organizations. Hospitals 44: 136 Ja 1 70 Statement on health care for the disadvantaged: AHA. Hospitals 44: 124-5 My 16 70 AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AHA on AMA: 'we need each other.' M.Berke. Amer Med News 13: 6 Mr 2 70 AMA abortion policy remains unchanged. J.P.Donnelly. Amer Med News 13: 6 Ag 24 70 AMA abortion position liberalized. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ J1 6 70 AMA decides to close the Institute for Biomedical Re- search. (N) Hosp Top 48: 22 Ja 70 AMA goal of the 70's—medical care for all. R.S.Wilbur. Med Group Manage 18: 11+ N 70 AMA hears critics , softens abortion stand,calls for re- view of MD training. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 33-5 J1 70 AMA House of Delegates reaffirms support of hospital schools of nursing and career ladder programs. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1 J1 13 70 AMA in the '70s. (interview) R.B.Roth. Amer Med News 13: 8-9 F 23 70 AMA: new directions. Newsweek 76: 60-1 J1 6 70 AMA: no revolt over abortion stand. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 35-6 S 70 AMA: presidential campaign. Med World News 11: 28+ Je 5 70 AMA 70. Med World News 11: 19+ J1 10 70 AMA to get planning committee: Himler report actions. Amer Med News 13: 6-7 J1 6 70 AMA unveils surprise plan to convert RN into medic. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 691+ Ap 70 AMA urges major new role for nurses: specially trained nurses in the fee-for-service practice of medicine. Amer Med News 13: 1+ F 9 70 AMA voices concern on hospital costs restates stand on MD board members: special report. Hospitals 44: 39-42 Ja 1 70 AMA: what's in it for you? J.S.Miller. Resident Staff Physician 16: 96+ Ap 70 AMA—why belong? H.H.Hussey. Mich Med 69: 312-4 Ap 70 AMA will admit interns .residents. Med World News 11: 16-17 D 18 70 AMA,young rebels,and you. J.Carlova. Med Econ 47: 94- 9 My 25 70 AMA's heir apparent: his goals for future change, (inter- view) R.Wilbur. Med World News 11: 29-34 D 18 70 Abortion stand stirs resignations: AMA. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ J1 20 70 After 4j years,Biomedical Institute shuts its doors. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1114-6 Ag 17 70 American Medical Association convention: special report. Hospitals 44: 31+ J1 16 70 (ed p.4) As the seventies begin: your stake in the AMA. J.R. Kemodle. N C Med J 31: 167-71 My 70 Black MDs now welcome—but some balk. Med World News 11: 22 My 15 70 Can the AMA recover from its political mistakes? (inter- view) G.D.Dorman. Med Econ 47: 27+ Ja 5 70 Doctor's role in for-profit hospital chains questioned at AMA meeting. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 29-30 Ja 70 Ethics and organization: medicine in transition. W.G. Menke. New Physician 19: 528-31 Je 70 Forward together. H.W.Truett Jr. J Okla State Med Ass 63: 209-12 My 70 (ed p.189) Grappling with a new image: the AMA is trying self-treat- ment. J.Bockel. Sci News 97: 47-8 Ja 10 70 Health care: Rx for change—where doctors fail. J.H. Knowles. Saturday Rev 53: 21+ Ag 22 70 Himler report: prolonged debates are anticipated. Amer Med News 13: 7+ Je 15 70 Impact of the service component of health care in the 1970's. G.Himler. Penn Med 73: 45-6 Je 70 Matters of priority, (interview) W.W.Hall. Med World News 11: 20+ Ag 28 70 (ed p.ll) Medicine and nursing in the 1970s: a position statement. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1881-3 S 14 70 Nurses play MD? It's news to them: AMA's plan. Med World News 11: 15 F 13 70 Nursing and medical groups plan permanent liaison. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1440+ J1 70 Organized medicine—a crucial choice, (ed) F.M. Henderson. J Arkansas Med Soc 67: 113-4 Ag 70 Quality medical care for all is the major goal of medi- cine. (interview) W.C.Bomemeier. Amer Med News 13: 8-9 Je 15 70 RN reports from Chicago: AMA moves to support nursing, may form own nurses' organization. RN 33: 48+ S 70 Rise and fall of AMA Institute: can medicine run its own research? Med World News 11: 31-4 S 18 70 Schizophrenia at the AMA. Time 96: 36 J1 6 70 Search: annual report 1969. J Amer Med Ass 211: 397-416 Ja 19 70 Shapers of the future. (PM) W.C.Bomemeier. J Amer Med Ass 214: 2181-4 D 21 70 Straightening out the AMA—a delegate's suggestions to MDs. G.F.Brockman. Amer Med News 13: 6-7 N 30 70 Student Health Organization pickets AMA offices. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 42+ Ja 70 That Himler report will soon explode. R.M.Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 142 Je 8 70 They're through buying medical political action: discon- tent in Colorado. J.A.Reynolds. Med Econ 47: 132 D 7 70 Troubled waters: abortion,AMA,and Catholic physicians. (ed) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1182-3 Ag 17 70 U.S.asks AMA for health plan aid. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ S 21 70 What are we doing right? R.S.Wilbur. N C Med J 31: 339- 43 S 70 Where doctors stand on the AMA as their spokesman. J. Middleton. Hosp Physician 6: 58-61 S 70 AMERICAN MEDICAL RECORD ASSOCIATION AMRA statement on progression. Med Rec News 41: 35 F 70 6 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS History of medical record science: from serpent healing to AMRA symbol. Med Rec News 41: 24+ F 70 Need to correlate goals of state,local and national organizations, (ed) A.Bailey. Med Rec News 41: 6-7 Je 70 Public Relations Department. Med Rec News 41: 38+ F 70 AMERICAN NURSES' ASSOCIATION ANA convention report. Amer J Nursing 70: 1268-82 Je 70 (ed p.1241) ANA convention report. Hospitals 44: 94-6 J1 1 70 ANA curtails programs,cuts staff in financial crisis. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 40 Ja 70 ANA emergency fund nears $300,000. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1833-4 S 70 ANA hears details of financial crisis,doubles membership dues. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36-36a Je 70 ANA help in economic programs reaches nurses of 15 states. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 11+ Ja 70 ANA in crisis: highlights of convention. RN 33: 48-9 Je 70 ANA to members: "send money." (N) Mod Hosp 114: 52 Ap 70 ANA withdraws its nursing education principles because of 'misunderstanding.' (N) Hospitals 44: 43 My 16 70 ANA withdraws statement on nurse education funds. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1181+ Je 70 Changes needed and underway in nursing and the ANA. (interview) H.Peplau. Amer J Nursing 70: 84-8 Ja 70 Convention preview: an interview with the ANA officers. (symp) Amer J Nursing 70: 770-6 Ap 70 Credibility gap. (ed) B.G.Schutt. Amer J Nursing 70: 1005 My 70 Financial advice for ANA. (C) V.S.Jackson. Amer J Nursing 70: 2100+ O 70 Financial crisis prompts ANA appeal for funds. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 447-8 Mr 70 Former executive director speaks to American Nurses' Association crisis. (C) J.G.Whitaker. Amer J Nursing 70: 728+ Ap 70; reply. H.E.Peplau. 990 My 70 Give a damn. Support ANA in every way possible, (ed) Nursing Outlook 18: 29 Ap 70 Move over,Mr.Robert! Comments on the ANA convention. S.S.Cooper. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 46-7 J1 70 National Association for Practical Nurse Education and Service urges members to reject ANA courtship. (N) Hospitals 44: 123 My 16 70 New Commission on Nursing Research, (ed) L.E.Notter. Nursing Res 19: 291 Jl-Ag 70 Nurses,nursing,and the ANA. Amer J Nursing 70: 808-15 Ap 70 Nurses propose insurance plan; act to erase big debt. (N) Amer Med News 13: 6 My 25 70 Nursing and medical groups plan permanent liaison. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1440+ J1 70 $1.2-million debt confronts ANA. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ My 18 70 Society in crisis: ANA convention report. Nursing Outlook 18: 44-9 Je 70 United States social security system and Medicare and Medicaid: ANA's views. D.A .Cornelius and H.Connors. Int Nursing Rev 17: 206-21 No.3 70 AMERICAN NURSING HOME ASSOCIATION ANHA rejects proposals to increase dues,expand program, and change organization. (N) Mod Nursing Home 25: 24a-b O 70 ANHA reorganization under way,Ercolano resigns as executive. (N) Nursing Homes 19: 13 Mr 70 American Nursing Home Association delegates protest Congressman's attempt to ban showing of nursing home film. (N) Hospitals 44: 137 N 1 70 Biggest lobbying effort in ANHA history draws 500 to fight Medicaid cutback. (N) Mod Nursing Home 25: 22 Ag 70 Harberson reports progress on ANHA reorganization and efforts to get changes made in Medicare and Medicaid. Mod Nursing Home 24: 43+ Je 70 Policy statement changes asked in Medicare,Medicaid. (N) Nursing Homes 19: 12 Ja 70 Ross Reardon appointed acting director of American Nurs- ing Home Association. J.F.Brazda. Mod Nursing Home 24: 17-18 F 70 Special report: C.Robert Harberson named ANHA execu- tive director. Nursing Homes 19: 12 Ap 70 AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION New osteopath group wants MD merger: American Osteo- pathic Association rule threatened. (N) Amer Med News 13: 3 D 28 70 AMERICAN PATIENTS ASSOCIATION Former Food and Drug Administration official seeking "Ralph Nader role" in health care: Theodore O.Cron. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36F F 70 Militant new consumer group: out to get MDs? C. Rosenberg. Med Econ 47: 230+ My 11 70 Patient revolt not only possible .it's here,head of con- sumer group warns at Catholic Hospital Association meeting. (N) Hospitals 44: 129-30 J1 1 70 Patients' revolt: is it possible? T.O.Cron. Hosp Progress 51: 69-71 O 70 2 new organizations speak for the patient. W.G. Magnuson and J.Carper. aiD 5: 2 Ja 70 AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION APhA's Health Education Center Service. R.P.Penna. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 246-7 My 70 AMERICAN PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION Bylaws. Phys Therapy 50: 1609-18 N 70 Committee on Supportive Personnel prepares guidelines for physical therapy assistant programs: APTA. Phys Therapy 50: 535-41 Ap 70 Policy statements on training and utilization of physical therapy aides and assistants. Phys Therapy 50: 69-71 Ja 70 Professional association faces up to the union problem: American Physical Therapy Association. S.B.Feitelberg. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 203-8 Mr 70 AMERICAN PROTESTANT HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION APHA: golden anniversary. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 34: 4-page insert Spr 70 APHA upholds right of women to terminate pregnancies upon request. (N) Hospitals 44: 174-6 Ap 1 70 Federal support of hospital schools of nursing: APHA resolution. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 34: 25 Spr 70 Policy statement on pregnancy interruption. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 34: 26 Spr 70 Religiously affiliated institutions. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 34: 26 Spr 70 AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION Confrontation game: who's a mazumaton? A.J.Vogl. Hosp Physician 6: 91-2 Ag 70 First American Psychiatric Association mental hospital institute: a reminiscence. R.L.Robinson. Hosp Com- munity Psychiat 21: 317-9 O 70 Position statement on abortion—APA. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1554 Ap 70 Position statement on Crisis in Child Mental Health: Challenge for the 1970’s,the final report of the Joint Commission on Mental Health of Children—American Psychiatric Association. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1197-1203 F 70 Position statement on guidelines for psychiatrists: prob- lems in confidentiality—APA. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1543- 9 Ap 70 Position statement on partnership for health—APA. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1549-50 Ap 70 Restructuring APA for the 1970s. R.W.Waggoner. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1490-2 Ap 70 AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION APHA and Health,Education,and Welfare: ships passing in the night. (N) Med World News 11: 6 Je 12 70 Cigarette sales in health facilities: APHA resolution. Amer J Public Health 60: 180 Ja 70 Community participation and control in health affairs: APHA resolution. Amer J Public Health 60: 180-1 Ja 70 Constitution and by-laws. Amer J Public Health 60: 560- 71 Mr 70 Equal rights in health manpower: APHA resolution. Amer J Public Health 60: 181-2 Ja 70 Health association to handle own public relations: American Public Health Association. (N) Editor Publ 103: 22 N 21 70 Inside APHA: dissent is sidetracked. Med World News 11: 17 N 13 70 MEDEX: APHA resolution. Amer J Public Health 60: 183 Ja 70 Medical care program for the nation: APHA policy state- ment. Amer J Public Health 60: 189-90 Ja 70 Need for a simple and universal drug indentification code: APHA policy statement. Amer J Public Health 60: 188 Ja 70 Neighborhood health centers: APHA resolution. Amer J Public Health 60: 185 Ja 70 New left and American public health—attempted radical! - zation of the APHA through dialectic. L.E.Beilin. Amer J Public Health 60: 973-81 Je 70 Physician costs under Medicare and Medicaid: APHA resolution. Amer J Public Health 60: 185-6 Ja 70 Public health's activist: Dr.James R.Kimmey,the new executive director of the APHA. Med World News 11: 32H+ O 30 70 Role of the American Public Health Association in the development of comprehensive health services. B.F. Mattison. Amer J Public Health 60: 17-24 Ja 70 Role of public health associations. P.B.Comely. Can J Public Health 61: 463-8 N-D 70 Seal of the APHA. (N) Amer J Public Health 60: 1147-8 Je 70 Use of tranquilizing drugs and chemical agents to quell civil disorders: APHA policy statement. Amer J Public Health 60: 188 Ja 70 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR HOSPITAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING New AHA affiliated society created: American Society for Hospital Education and Training. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 O 1 70 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR HOSPITAL PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTORS Goals and objectives: American Society for Hospital Pub- lic Relations Directors of the American Hospital Asso- ciation. Mon Memo (Amer Soc Hosp Public Relat Dir) No.5: 3 My 70 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CONSULTANT PHARMACISTS Consultant pharmacists draft plan for national certifica- tion. Mod Nursing Home 25: 4 O 70 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF DIRECTORS OF VOLUNTEER SERVICES Society of Directors of Volunteer Services approves asso- ciate memberships. Volunteer Leader 11: 24-5 N 70 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HOSPITAL PHARMACISTS American Society of Hospital Pharmacists postpones decision on unionization. Hospitals 44: 73-4 Je 16 70 Collective bargaining through affiliated chapters? (ed) G.P.Provost. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 187 Mr 70 Dangers of direct American Society of Hospital Pharma- cists involvement in collective bargaining. W.J. Mueller. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 213-6 Mr 70 Defeat of the fellowship concept, (ed) Lippincotts Hosp Pharm 5: 3 Ja 70 Economic benefits and a professional society, (ed) D.E. Francke. Drug Intel Clin Pharm 4: 59 Mr 70 Meeting the challenge of change: views on formalizing a new role for the American Society of Hospital Pharma- cists. D.E.Francke. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 188-99 Mr 70 Pharmacists' group stakes out role in members' "economic welfare." (N) Mod Hosp 114: 38 My 70 Secret vote in representative assemblies including the American Society of Hospital Pharmacists, (ed) D.E. Francke. Drug Intel Clin Pharm 4: 31 F 70 Student in organized pharmacy, (ed) G.P.Provost. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 453 Je 70 Student involvement in the ASHP through an affiliated chapter. D.J.Morgan and H.W.Winship III. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 750-2 S 70 Views on American Society of Hospital Pharmacists' in- volvement in collective bargaining. D.L.Howard. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 217-20 Mr 70 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS Fight for freedom: the story of the American Society of Medical Technologists, (interview) S.B.Friedheim. Ass Soc Manager 2: 21+ O-N 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, Mo. 4, 1970 7 AMERIPLAN AMERIPLAN AHA committee calls for sweeping reforms in delivery, financing of health care services. (N) Hospitals 44: 21 D 1 70 AHA committee proposes Ameriplan,a new system of health care for the U.S. Mod Hosp 115: 29-30 D 70 AHA unveils new health system: 'Ameriplan.' Amer Med News 13: 1+ N 30 70 Careful look at Ameriplan asked. (N) Amer Med News 13: 8 D 14 70 Perloff committee: analysis of the report, (interview) E.Perloff. Hospitals 44: 47-52 D 16 70 Perloff committee: history of the committee. Hospitals 44: 39-42 D 16 70 Perloff committee: the committee report. Hospitals 44: 43-7 D 16 70 (ed p.4) Something for everyone: American Hospital Association to consider an all-embracing but complex health care plan. Med World News 11: 25 D 11 70 (Amputees. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Amputee; Prostheses; Rehabilitation service—Amputees) ANESTHESIA DEPT. (See also: Explosions—Anesthetic; Floors—Conductive; Hypnosis; Inhalation therapy dept.; Medical staff— Specialists' relationships—Anesthesiologists; Medicare —Reimbursement—Physicians; Recovery rooms; Resus- citation; Suction systems—Clinical) Anesthesia on the S.S.Hope. C.Sartain. J Amer Ass Nurse Anesthetists 38: 471-4 D 70 Aseptic technic Anesthetist's role in the prevention of nosocomial infec- tions. J.A.Nickel. J Amer Ass Nurse Anesthetists 38: 209-16 Je 70 'Chemical meningitis' tied to cleaning fluid bacteria. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 2129 D 21 70 Disinfection of anesthesia equipment—why not? E.A. Maltais and I.M.Webber. J Amer Ass Nurse Anesthe- tists 38: 217-8 Je 70 Dissipation of ethylene oxide from anesthesia equipment: use of a mechanical aerator. E.T.Thomas and A.A.Levy. Anesthesiology 32: 261-4 Mr 70 Ethylene oxide sterilization of anesthesia apparatus. (C) C.W.White Jr. Anesthesiology 33: 120 J1 70 How to decontaminate anesthesia circuits. F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 115: 88 D 70 Problems in sterilization of anesthetic equipment. (N) L.Rendell-Baker and others. Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 3-4 Ap 70 Automation Automatic anaesthetist. (N) Hosp Engineering (Engl) 24: 20 Ja 70 Economies Halving the cost of anaesthetic agents. C.E.Briscoe. Brit Med J 1: 488-92 F 21 70 Equipment and supplies Accuracy of halothane vaporizers in clinical use. W.H. Noble. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 135-44 Mr 70 American Society of Anesthesiologists and the standardi- zation of anesthesia apparatus, (ed) C.W.White Jr. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 2-3 Ja 70 Anaesthetic antipollution device. M.Price and R. McKeever. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 540 S 70 Anaesthetic equipment: some recent developments. J. Hellewell. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 222-3 My-Je 70 "Analgizer" in a general hospital: a preliminary report. A. and others. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 275-8 My 70 Arizona Society for Hospital Engineers considers nitrous oxide—and misuse. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 8 S 70 Catheter mount for double-lumen endobronchial tubes. B. Welsh and A.W.Conn. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 183— 6 Mr 70 Hidden hazards of the McKesson Narmatic anesthesia machine. G.Everett and others. Anesthesiology 32: 73- 5 Ja 70 Hypothermostat: an instrument to obtain local hypothermia of the brain or spinal cord. J.Negrin Jr. Int Surg 54: 93-106 Ag 70 (Pt 1) Low pressure warning system with automatic transfer. E.J.Treloar and R.Cornell. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 83-7 Ja 70 Miniature ventilators with interrupted non-rebreathing circle systems and other anaesthetic circuits. G.Fortin and V.F.Blanc. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 613-23 N 70 Pollution control in the operating room: a simple device for the removal of expired anaesthesia vapours. H. Cameron. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 535-9 S 70 Report on a possible hazard of gas cylinder tanks. (C) J.S.Finch. Anesthesiology 33: 467 O 70 Safe controlled pop-off valve. T.Rusz and D.Duncalf. Anesthesilogy 33: 459-61 O 70 Selection of tracheal tubes. T.C.Deas. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 7 Je 70 Self-administration of intravenous analgesics. W.H. Forrest Jr.and others. Anesthesiology 33: 363-5 S 70 Trials of electroanesthesia are continuing,but... (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 407-10 Ap 20 70 Versatility of the Haloxair apparatus. A.Romagnoli and M .Tousignant. Can Med Ass J 103: 1055-6 N 7 70 Legal aspects $44,000 judgment for bums sustained during heart sur- gery: Salt Lake City. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progr 51: 24-5 Ap 70 Hospital liable for anesthesiologist's mistake: New York City. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 24+ S 70 Nurse anesthetists. R.P.Bergen. J Amer Med Ass 211: 1591-2 Mr 2 70 Plaintiff awarded $16,664.75 in catheter accident. W.A. Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 16+ Mr 70 Professional liability of anesthesiologist. F.A.Manthey and W.R.Murphy. Conn Med 34: 714-8 O 70 Story behind the $887,500 malpractice settlement. J.H. Tovey. Med Econ 47: 81-4 S 28 70 Suit against hospital,MD,and registered nurse anesthe- tist in anesthesia death. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 24+ Ja 70 Surgeons and anesthesiolgists. R.P.Bergen. J Amer Med Ass 211: 1753-4 Mr 9 70 Test your medical-legal I.Q. W.H. L.Dornette. J Amer Ass Nurse Anesthetists 38: 109-11 Ap 70; answers. 242- 4 Je 70 Who is responsible for operating room equipment? Use of Aquamatic K-Thermia mattress. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3-4 Mr 70 (Pt 1) Personnel Analysis of manpower in anesthesiology. J.S.Gravenstein and others. Anesthesiology 33: 350-7 S 70 Anesthesiology: some of its problems and responsibil- ities. M.T.Jenkins. J Amer Med Ass 211: 282-5 Ja 12 70 First anesthetizers at the Mayo Clinic. J.Pougiales. J Amer Ass Nurse Anesthetists 38: 235-41 Je 70 Manpower report: "Allied health personnel in anesthesia. " R.Ament. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 4-6 Ag 70 Nurses in anesthesia. C.R.Stephen. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 5-6 Je 70 Records and reports Anesthesia records—an aid to better patient care. B.J. Bamforth. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 2-3 Je 70 Improved anesthesia record. G.B.Cook and V.L.Herter. Anesthesiology 32: 367-8 Ap 70 Responsibilities Accidental narcosis—contamination of compressed air system. L.K.Lackore and H.M.Perkins. J Amer Med Ass 211: 1846 Mr 16 70 Anesthetist should visit the patient before surgery. M.B. Campbell. Southern Hosp 38: 28 Ap 70 Decorum in the operating room. M.B.Campbell. Southern Hosp 38: 25 N 70 Improperly calibrated flowmeter—another hazard. (C) J.M.Kelley and R.A.Gabel. Anesthesiology 33: 467-8 O 70 Manpower and the scope of anesthesiology, (ed) A.D. Sessler. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 2-3 J1 70 Manpower in anesthesia: report calls for improved utili- zation. Hospitals 44: 84 S 1 70 Newer thoughts on obstetric anesthesia. R.Hook. Conn Med 34: 696-700 O 70 Nightmare anesthetic: ketamine. (N) Newsweek 76: 88+ 5 28 70 Paraplegia: problems confronting the anaesthesiologist. J.Desmond. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 435-51 S 70 Post-anesthetic visit should be made to patient. M.B. Campbell. Southern Hosp 38: 8 S 70 Risk of anesthesia. A.Goldstein Jr.and A.S.Keats. Anes- thesiology 33:130-43 Ag 70 Today's anethesiologist: his gentle concern eases the pain and frustrates death. W.S.Ross. Fam Health 2: 16-19 Mr 70 Statistics Administrative profiles: volume of certain inpatient ancil- lary services—anesthesiology; physical therapy. Hospitals 44: 24 Ja 16 70 (Animals, Laboratory. See: Laboratories,Research—Animal rooms; Medico-moral problems—Animal experimenta- tion) ANNIVERSARIES AND SPECIAL OCCASIONS (See also: Holiday observances; Open house) Anniversary observances feature citations and film. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 3 Mr 70 Cleveland Medical Library celebrates past by looking ahead, (ed) New Engl J Med 282: 160-1 Ja 15 70 Flag dedication: 50th anniversary gift to Michigan Hospi- tal Association from the Michigan Association of Hospi- tal Auxiliaries, (symp) Mich Hosp 6: 10-11 Ap 70 Lutheran Hospital Society of Southern California cele- brates 50th anniversary. (N) Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 77- 8 Ap 70 Mediaeval ceremony: Charing Cross Hospital "topped out." (picture story) Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 12-13 Ap 24 70 ANNUAL REPORTS Annual reports: preparation involves many elements. R.S. Slottow. Hospitals 44: 56-60 Je 16 70 How to tell if annual report is on target. F.G.Davis. Mod Hosp 114: 50 Ja 70 It's the season for annual reports. Public Relat News- letter 19: 2-3 Ja 70 (Annuities. See: Personnel administration—Retirement, annuities, etc.) (Aphasic patients. See: Patient relations—Specially handi- capped—Aphasic; Rehabilitation service—Aphasic) (Appliances for the handicapped. See: Braces and brace shops; Prostheses; Rehabilitation centers,hospitals and dept.—Equipment and supplies—Patients'; Wheel chairs and walking devices) (Applications. See: Personnel administration—Recruitment and selection—Applications) (Appraisal. See: Financial management—Plant appraisal; Medical audit; Personnel administration—Merit rating) (Architectural barriers. See: Housing for the handicapped; Traffic areas) (Architecture. See: Planning; Research—Architectural) (Archives. See: Library service—Archives) (Areawide planning. See: Planning,Areawide) ARMY HOSPITALS (See also: Federal hospitals; Government hospitals; Military hospitals) Army dialysis centers. (N) Arch Intern Med 126: 747 N 70 Army pharmacy is progressive & challenging. M.R. Beahm. Pharm Times 36: 48-52 S 70 Army sets up dialysis and transplantation centers. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 36+ O 5 70 Inhalation therapy: experiences in two Army general hos- pitals. E.E.Mays. Mil Med 135: 269-74 Ap 70 Occupational therapy clinic at Camp Zama: Ft.Campbell, Ky. (N) Mil Med 135: 816-7 S 70 Patient-corpsman within a milieu therapy setting: a further approach to the manpower shortage. L.A.Fraas. Mil Med 135: 1011-3 N 70 Personnel shortage overcome by Army. H.B.Jennings Jr. US Med 6: 51+ Ja 15 70 Proposed Army hospital food service data processing sys- tem. K.E.Manchester and J.F.Sager. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 114-8 F 70 Walter Reed Medical Center plans OK'd. US Med 6: 49 O 1 70 'Whole man' treated by hospital clerics. J.B.Moring. US Med 6: 2+ Je 15 70 ART IN THE HOSPITAL Folder describes art cart service. (N) Volunteer Leader 11: 6 O 70 Red Cross Picture Library in Scotland. A.Moran. Book Trolley 2: 8-9 Mr 70 (Art,Medical. See: Medical illustration) (Art therapy. See: Occupational therapy dept.—Special activities—Art) (Artery banks. See: Banks—Blood vessel) (Arthritic care. See: Rehabilitation service—Arthritic) (Artificial appliances. See: Braces and brace shops; Pros- theses; Rehabilitation centers, hospitals and depts.— Equipment and supplies—Patients'; Wheel chairs and walking devices) (Artificial heart. See: Cardiac hospitals and depts.— Equipment and supplies; Prostheses—Organs) (Artificial insemination. See: Medico-moral problems— Artificial insemination) 8 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 AUTOMATION (Artificial kidney. See: Home care—Chronic; Intensive care—Special units—Dialysis; Urology dept.) (Artificial organs. See: Prostheses—Organs) (Artificial respiration. See: Resuscitation) (Aseptic technic. See: Infection control; and the subhead Aseptic technic under hospitals and depts.) (Aspirators. See: Suction systems—Clinical) ASSEMBLY OF HOSPITAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING Milder,more affirmative climate prevails at year's diploma school assembly meeting. (N) Hospitals 44: 103-4 D 16 70 Special report on the third annual meeting of the Assembly of Hospital Schools of Nursing. AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 3: 1-23 N 30 70 (Assessment of medical staff. See: Fund raising—Medical staff support; Medical staff—Utilization of hospital) (Assistant administrators. See: Administrators—Assistant) (Associate degree programs. See: Nursing education. Undergraduate—Two-year programs) ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT Accreditation: the need for a professional credential. E.Margolis. Ass Soc Manager 2: 83+ Ag-S 70 Association awards promote membership goals. C.L. Schafer. Ass Manage 22: 50+ Ja 70 Association executive compensation report. S.Priestland. Ass Manage 22: 30+ My 70 Association public relations: a professional viewpoint. J.M.Havas. Ass Manage 22: 66-70 Mr 70 Associations and the Internal Revenue Service: consider the possibilities. G.Hanauer. Ass Soc Manager 2: 24-5 O-N 70 Changing role of associations. J.W.Johnson. Ass Manage 22: 23-5 Ap 70 Collecting the dues. Ass Soc Manager 2: 19-21 F-Mr 70 Computerizing the small association. Ass Soc Manager 2: 19+ Ap-My 70 41 sources of income.. .plus one. R.Eldredge. Ass Manage 22: 34-7 N 70 Image of your association. R.M.Fulmer. Ass Manage 22: 57-9 J1 70 Is association compensation equitable? G.Webster. Ass Manage 22: 38-9 My 70 Managing change. E.J.Green. Ass Manage 22: 38-41 N 70 Must association writing be so dull? R.L.Shultis. Ass Manage 22: 54-6 Mr 70 Position paper on position papers: American Dietetic Association. J Amer Diet Ass 57: 136-7 Ag 70 Responding to the new breed of association members. C.L.Schafer. Ass Manage 22: 31-5 Ap 70 Role of associations in the 70's. R.L.Skinner. Ass Manage 22: 20-2 My 70 Strange,wonderful world of association management. C.A.Parris. Ass Manage 22: 62+ Je 70 Success is awareness. H.Kumata. Ass Manage 22: 42-4 Ja 70 Success is organizational renewal. G.L.Lippitt. Ass Manage 22: 39-41 Ja 70 Tax Reform Act—how it will affect you. (interview) J.S. Nolan. Ass Manage 22: 55-60 N 70 Tenure: a question of priorities. Ass Soc Manager 2: 41-6 Ap-My 70 Value orientations,member integration and participation in voluntary association activities. A.Booth and G. Bisztray. Admin Sci Quart 15: 39-45 Mr 70 ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES Association of American Medical Colleges hears two man- power plans. Amer Med News 13: 1+ N 16 70 Group on Student Affairs: whence and whither? J. Ceithaml. J Med Educ 45: 539-43 J1 70 Issue at AAMC: an activist role for the hospital? Hosp Pract 5: 102-4 Ja 70 New directions for the AAMC. J.A.D.Cooper. J Med Educ 45: 114-8 F 70 ASSOCIATION OF BLACK SOCIAL WORKERS Growth of the Association of Black Social Workers. C. Sanders. Soc Casework 51: 277-84 My 70 ASSOCIATION OF COOPERATIVE HOSPITAL LAUNDRIES Cooperative central laundries form their own association. (N) Amer Laundry Dig 35: 10 Ja 15 70 ASSOCIATION OF OPERATING ROOM NURSES AORN recruitment program round-up. R.Wilson. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 66-8 Ja 70 ASSOCIATION OF OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIANS Role of the AORT advisory board. B.J.Thomas. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 60-2 Ja 70 ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS IN HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION AUPHA awarded $276,000 Kellogg Foundation grant. (N) Hospitals 44: 107 S 1 70 (Associations,Health. See: Voluntary health agencies; and corporate names of individual associations) (Associations,Provincial. See: Provincial associations) (Associations,Regional. See: Regional associations) (Associations,State. See: State associations) ASTHMATIC CARE (See also: Rehabilitation service—Asthma) Asthmatic children leam to overcome their handicaps through music. Med World News 11: 32U+ N 6 70 Asthmatics can have fun at camp: Bronco Junction. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 414+ Ap 20 70 Breathing room for the patient with a chronic obstructive lung disease. M .R.Connolly. J Kans Med Soc 71: 40 F 70 Bronco Junction: unique camp for asthmatic children. H. Flarsheim. Physicians Manage 10: 70+ Ag 70 Can exercise alleviate asthma? This research program with children looks for the answer. (N) Can Med Ass J 102: 12-13 Ja 17 70 Group attack on asthma. Med World News 11: 25 D 18 70 Use of paramedical personnel in the management of the allergic pediatric patient. A.E.Hensel Jr. Southern Med J 63: 672-8 Je 70 What hope for asthmatics? Changing Times 24: 33-5 Ja 70 (Atomedic hospitals. See: Planning—General hospitals— 25-49 beds) (Attendants. See: Psychiatric nursing—Nonprofessional) (Attitude surveys. See: Opinion polls) (Attorneys. See: Legal counsel) (Attrition. See: Nursing education,Undergraduate—With- drawals) AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS (See also: Communication systems—Biomedical; Films; Medical illustration; Music in the hospital; Photog- raphy; Programed learning: Tape and phonograph record- ings; Television) Audiovisual aids in medical schools. B.N.Brooke. Lancet 2: 817-8 O 17 70 Audio-visual aids in the hospital service. R.J.Lunnon. Hosp Purchasing (London) No.8: 4-5 Ag 70 Audiovisual techniques in the USA. J.Graves. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 28-31 Ja 16 70; 39-43 Ja 23 70 Automated medical classroom. (N) Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 25 Mr 6 70 Electronic patient. H.T.Paxton. Hosp Physician 6: 57-64 My 70 Multimedia system launched in Canada. Can Nurse 66: 39-40 Je 70 Plant engineering an audio-visual/information center. A.S.Damiani. Plant Eng 24: 28-31 Ap 2 70 Sim: the perfect patient. D.Le Roi. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 44-5 J1 10 70 TAM (Transparent Anatomical Mannequin).. .a new man- nequin for museum. Ill Med J 138: 162 Ag 70 Teaching aids for dietary personnel. B.Schaefer. Hospitals 44: 74-7 S 16 70 Two methods of teaching in the operating room. A. Simonds. Nursing Outlook 18: 29-31 F 70 (Audits. See: Accounting—Auditing; Administration—Man- agement audit; Medical audit; Medical records dept.— Patient records—Nurses' notes) AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Industrial relations and Australian Hospital Association, (ed) Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 8 My 70 AUTHORSHIP (See also: Annual reports; Financial management— Reports and operating statements) How to build better writing skills. M.Fishbein. Med Rec News 41: 56-9 Je 70 Nurses as writers: some admonitions,some blessings, and three basic rules. J.Ciardi. Amer J Nursing 70: 2567-70 D 70 Position paper on position papers: American Dietetic Association. J Amer Diet Ass 57: 136-7 Ag 70 Something to say...and how! H.E.Reid. Can Nurse 66: 52-4 Mr 70 Sounder thinking through clearer writing. F .P .Woodford. Rehabil Rec 11: 37-40 S-O 70 Style of references standardized, (ed) New Engl J Med 282: 49 Ja 1 70 Techniques on writing the medical article. L.S.Murphy. Med Rec News 41: 38+ Ap 70 Written communication: basic tool for hospital adminis- trators. H.Freilich. Hosp Manage 109: 31-2 Je 70 Reports Advice to management on writing reports. Hosp Purchas- ing Newsletter 14: 2-3 Ja-F 70 Construction of reports. Hosp Serv Financ 18: 29-37 Ag 70 How dictation can speed your report writing. A.Uris. Supervisory Manage 15: 39-42 Ap 70 Must association writing be so dull? R.L.Shultis. Ass Manage 22: 54-6 Mr 70 Putting your thoughts on paper: preparing better medical records and reports. G.M.Gleave. Med Rec News 41: 52+ Ag 70 Writing reports that lead to effective decisions. N.B. Sigband. Supervisory Manage 15: 2-6 Je 70 (Autoclaves. See: Sterilization) (Automatic food dispensers. See: Dietary dept.—Food service—Vending) AUTOMATION (See also: Equipment—Clinical—Electronic; Methods improvement—Operations research and systems analy- sis; Shared services—Automation; and the subhead Automation under hospitals and depts.) Auditing the efficiency of your computer installation. L. Chervenak. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 8-10 Je 70 Computer feasibility studies: the do-it-yourself ap- proach. V.V.Amato. Manage Rev 59: 2-9 F 70 Computer in medicine. Amer Med News 13: 8+ Mr 2 70 Computerized data centre at Royal Vic easing workload in more departments. L.Webster. Hosp Admin Can 12: 86-7 Ap 70 Computers and doctors: use and consequences. W.V. Slack and others. Computers Biomed Res 3: 521-7 O 70 Computers and management. H.N.Donkin. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1067 Je 5 70 Computers and medical research. D.Syed and K.M. Kempner. New Physician 19: 163-71 F 70 Computers come of age in the health field. Can Hosp 47: 49 Ja 70 Computers for hospital design. J.M.Angus. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1066-7 Je 5 70 Data banks are not the answer: a statistician's viewpoint. T.D.Woolsey. Amer J Public Health 60: 1991-5 O 70 Data banks: fundamental considerations. C.A.Metzner. Amer J Public Health 60: 1984-90 O 70 Data processing: annual administrative review. J.P. Howell. Hospitals 44: 60-5 Ap 1 70 Data processing requirements for health insurance. M.D. Clary. Datamation 16: 81+ Mr 70 Decision tables. M.Cohen. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 20-1 Je 70 Electronic data processing policy: control is objective. D.B.Watson. Admin Manage 31: 49-51 J1 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 9 AUTOMATION Emerging role of computers in today's hospital environ- ment. B.Pomerantz. Osteopath Hosp 14: 5-6 D 70 Facilities management—boon or bane? L.H.Dratler. Manage Serv 7: 41-5 S-O 70 Facility management: one of the newest approaches to computerization. A.S.Greer. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 18+ Je 70 Factors to consider in planning a computer operations center. I.Korach. Hosp Top 48: 32-3 S 70 How EDP has improved the management of Memorial Hos- pital, Sarasota, Fla. H.J.Floyd. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 11+ Je 70 How to select a data processing consultant. L.Parets. Financ Executive 38: 36+ S 70 Humanist values: what place in the computer age? H.M. Boettinger. Financ Executive 38: 44+ Mr 70 Language of the computer age. M.R.Barker. Amer Soc Hosp Nursing Serv Admin Commun No.2: 1-8 Ag 70 Large versus small,single versus multiple computers. C.A.Caceres. Computers Biomed Res 3: 445-52 O 70 Look at fourth-generation computers. R.R.Crane and R.E. Sprague. Manage Rev 59: 2-10 Ag 70 Medical computer merry-go-round—when do we get on? R.M.Reid. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 529-30 Je 70 Medical implications of computers. A.E.Bennett. Med Rec (Engl) 11: 44-55 Ag 70 Medicine and the computer: the promise and problems of change. W.B.Schwartz. New Engl J Med 283: 1257-64 D 3 70 Over-automation: cost-benefit analysis ought to be used before new equipment and systems are selected. R.L. Johnson. Hospitals 44: 80-2 Ja 16 70 Phantasy (with references) . J .J .Gallagher and A.H. Gallagher. Amer J Nursing 70: 538-42 Mr 70 Principles of analog and digital computers. B.S. Schoenberg. New Physician 19: 121-31 F 70 Quiet explosion! Winnipeg General's computer story. G. and M .Kirkpatrick. Can Hosp 47: 65-7 O 70 Reappraisal of computer utilization. M.O.Humphrey. Hosp Progress 51: 88+ Mr 70 Technology is a link,not a barrier,for doctor and patient. L.L.Weed. Mod Hosp 114: 80-3 F 70 Use of large computers in medicine and management. N.Crocker. Hosp Purchasing (London) No.10: 4-5 O 70 Voodooism of the computer. O.C . Lunsford. Office 72: 55-8 N 70 Who reads the computer's printout when the computer's busy printing out? Unauthorized uses of the computer. H. Dailey. Mod Hosp 114: 74 Ap 70 Diagnostic computers CAD: Computer Assisted Diagnosis, (ed) J Florida Med Ass 57: 41 S 70 CAMEO (CAncer Management and Education Optimization). F.R.Watson and R.L.Glass. Missouri Med 67: 875-7 D 70 Computer applications to medical diagnosis. R.S.Ledley. New Physician 19: 132-42 F 70 Computer to help pediatric diagnosis. J.Vance. Southern Hosp 38: 22 N 70 ECG data acquisition for computer analysis. J.A.Milliken and others. Can Med Ass J 102: 1281-5 Je 6 70 Experience counting in sequential computer diagnosis. J.F.Fries. Arch Intern Med 126: 647-51 O 70 Pediatric centres test computers as diagnostic aids. (N) Can Hosp 47: 15 O 70 Portable computer sorts symptoms: Nash Logoscope. Med World News 11: 38H My 8 70 St. Luke's installs respiratory computer: Phoenix. (N) Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 15 J1 70 Will electronics solve the doctor shortage? US News World Rep 68: 87-9 Je 15 70 Information systems Automated system for collection and dissemination of medical information. W.J.Mueller. N Y State J Med 70: 2092-4 Ag 15 70 Bellevue integrates children's health records through computer. (N) Manage Serv 7: 12 Ja-F 70 Changing concept of medical records. J.Gertzog. Public Health Rep 85: 673-9 Ag 70 Computer system will store psychiatric patient data from five states. (N) Med World News 11: 42 Je 2 6 70 Computerized hospital information system: a control mechanism. R.C.Kelsay. Hosp Progr 51: 42-6 Ap 70 Computerized information system: acceleration of hospi- tal planning. J.R.Haggerty. Hospitals 44: 43-6 N 1 70 Computers take the drudgery out of healing: King's Col- lege Hospital,London. J.Anderson. Int Hosp Rev 8: 38- 9 No.l 70 Current status of a medical information system. E. Van Brunt and others. Method Inform Med 9: 149-60 J1 70 Danderyd hospital (Sweden) computer system: total re- gional system for medical care. S.Abrahamsson and others. Computers Biomed Res 3: 30-46 F 70 Do not fold,bend or mutilate this patient: computer sys- tem at Danderyd Hospital,Stockholm. Mod Hosp 115: 80 Ag 70 Electronic information programs: an inhospital system— Texas Institute for Rehabilitation and Research. A.H. Levy and others. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 7-10 Ja 70 Evaluation of a medical data system. R.H.Rlchart. Computers Biomed Res 3: 415-25 O 70 Evaluation techniques for medical information systems. C.D.Flagle. Computers Biomed Res 3: 407-14 O 70 First decade of effort: progress toward a hospital infor- mation system at the UCLA Hospital,Los Angeles. B.G. Lamson and others. Method Inform Med 9: 73-80 Ap 70 General requirements for a medical information system. M.F.Collen. Computers Biomed Res 3: 393-406 O 70 High-level programming languages. G.O.Barnett and R.A.Greenes. Computers Biomed Res 3: 488-94 O 70 Hospital computer systems: myths and realities. J.P. Singer. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3-7 Je 70 Hospital information systems: case study of a master plan. P.J.Gillette and others. Hospitals 44: 76-8 Ag 16 70; 45+ S 1 70 How data transmission aids the physician. Can Doctor 36: 39-41 N 70 Information technologies and health care. F.J.Moore. Arch Intern Med 125: 157-61 Ja 70; 351-5 F 70; 503-8 Mr 70; 711-5 Ap 70 Integrated computer system: Sweden. R.Parslow and S. Paulden. Hosp Building Eng 3: 50-2 My 70 Kaiser-Permanente medical information system. E.E. Van Brunt. Computers Biomed Res 3: 477-87 O 70 Mass random storage devices and their application to a medical information system. J.F.Terdiman. Computers Biomed Res 3: 528-38 O 70 Mechanics of communication. J.O'Hara. Southern Hosp 38: 4-7 F 70 Medical computer center. S.Brunjes. New Physician 19: 158-62 F 70 Medical computing: a reappraisal, (ed) Lancet 1: 703-4 Ap 4 70 Medical information system of 1975. J.E.Hayes Jr. Computers Biomed Res 3: 555-60 O 70 Medical information system unit: its role in health care planning. D.B.Shires. Can Hosp 47: 32-4 My 70 Medical network. E.R.Gabrieli. Datamation 16: 42-5 O 15 70 Medicine and computers: state of underachievement may be confusing to a casual observer, (ed) G.O.Barnett. New Physician 19: 119-20 F 70 Model of a hospital's patient medical information system. R. A.Dixon. Method Inform Med 9: 88-97 Ap 70 Prototype for future computer medical records. L.S. Davis. Computers Biomed Res 3: 539-54 O 70 REACH system is here,and the doctors can take it or leave it: Real time Electronic Access Communications for Hospitals. L.Smith. Mod Hosp 114: 94-8 F 70 Recording,retrieval and review of medical data by physi- cian-computer interaction. R.A.Greenes and others. New Engl J Med 282: 307-15 F 5 70 Requirements for configuration and management of an in- tegral medical computer center. P.L.Reichertz. Method Inform Med 9: 1-8 Ja 70 Separating fact from fiction in medical computer applica- tions. C.A.Wirsig. Hosp Admin Can 12: 20-2 My 70 Statewide medical information system. D.A.B.Lindberg. Computers Biomed Res 3: 453-63 O 70 Status of hospital information systems. M . D.Schwartz. Hosp Progress 51: 52-60 Je 70 THOMIS medical information system. R.Geisler. Data- mation 16: 133-6 Je 70 Using central files for the hospital data base. O.Laird. Med Rec News 41: 12+ F 70 Visual display terminals in a hospital information system. S. Singer. Computers Biomed Res 3: 510-20 O 70 (Automobile accident care. See: Emergency care) (Autopsies. See: Necropsies) AUXILIARIES (See also: Administrators—Relationships—Auxiliary; Gifts—Auxiliaries; Recognition of service—Volunteers; Shops; Volunteers; and the subhead Volunteer service under hospitals and depts.) Clarification of roles: auxiliary and director of volun- teers. H.H.Manning. Can Hosp 47: 2 6+ F 70 "Clucking,crackling old hens"—this is how the British Columbia Hospitals' Association regards the auxiliary, claims provincial president. Can Hosp 47: 20 Ja 70 Flag dedication: 50th anniversary gift to Michigan Hospi- tal Association from the Michigan Association of Hospi- tal Auxiliaries, (symp) Mich Hosp 6: 10-11 Ap 70 Hospital,the auxiliary,and the community. L.E. Palmquist. Volunteer Leader 11: 1-5 Mr 70 How does the auxiliary fit into long-range planning? Mrs.H.L.Wilsey. Volunteer Leader 11: 1-5 Ja 70 Tribute to the auxlllans. A.L.McElmurry. Tex Hosp 26: 7 O 70 Where are you? Hosp Forum (N Y) 38: 16 Mr 70 Why did the AHA discontinue its special membership category for auxiliaries ? (Q&A) P.Sussmann. Hospitals 44: 16 Mr 1 70 Ethics and religion Code of ethics: Southern California Council of Directors of Volunteers. Volunteer Leader 11: 8 J1 70 Organization Integrated auxiliary—with exphasls on program. V.Ross. Hosp Forum (N Y) 38: 14-16 Ja 70 Leadership Evaluation.. .an essential component of the leadership process. A.L.WUbraham. Volunteer Leader 11: 7-10 S 70 Projects Project Ideas that would be suitable for a 50-bed hospi- tal. Volunteer Leader 11: 16 F 70 Strangers in a strange land: developing service programs to assist the foreign house staff. M.Huber and E. Thompson. Volunteer Leader 11: 12-16 Ag 70 Bazaars Bazaar proves "sea-worthy. " Mrs.B.Strieker. Mich Hosp 6: 10+ Mr 70 Careers Auxiliary scholarships: suggestions for publicizing the program and for selecting applicants. (Q&A) P. Sussmann. Hospitals 44: 14 N 16 70 Financial aid program for persons Interested in pursuing careers in the health care field. (Q&A) P.Sussmann. Hospitals 44: 20 O 1 70 Hospital auxiliaries and the Texas health careers pro- gram. Mrs.J.L.Jinklns. Tex Hosp 26: 16-17 D 70 Observance of Michigan Hospital Week. Mrs.E.R.Litten. Mich Hosp 6: 8+ N 70 Recruit ’em where they are: careersmobile of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Massachusetts Medical Society. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2512 D 70 Grounds and landscaping Auxiliary landscapes hospital courtyard: Park Falls (Wis.) Memorial Hospital. (N) Volunteer Leader 11: 14-15 My 70 Responsibilities Auxiliaries and public relations. (C) D.Sutula. Hospitals 44: 20+ Je 16 70 Auxiliary can spread the word,if It knows the word. F.G. Davis. Mod Hosp 114: 58 My 70 Auxiliary responsibility. Hosp Forum (N Y) 38: 23-4 S 70 Does auxiliary fund use reflect community need? Mrs. H.A.Turner Jr. Volunteer Leader 11: 1-5 Ag 70 Examining the auxiliary's role In an era of social change. R.M.Sigmond. Volunteer Leader 11: 1-6 Ap 70. Also in Hospitals 44: 58-60 Ap 16 70 Hospital auxilian—a bridge to community resources. G.G.Johnson. Hosp Forum (N Y) 38: 14-16 F 70 Hospitals and auxiliaries have a particular concern for drug addicts. Mrs.N.Millham. Volunteer Leader 11: 6 S 70 Use auxiliary women for public relations. M.N.Bennett. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 15+ Je 70 Using auxiliary resources to meet new community goals. Mrs.S.Duckman. Volunteer Leader 11: 8-12 D 70 What is your image? (symp) Tex Hosp 26: 10+ O 70 Standards Evaluation: key to identifying the reasons for successes and failures. Mrs.H.L.Wilsey. Volunteer Leader 11: 10- 14 J1 70 (Auxiliary workers (paid personnel) in nursing. See: Nurs- ing education .Undergraduate—Auxiliary workers; Nurs- ing service dept.—Auxiliary workers; Psychiatric nurs- ing—Non professional) (Awards for service. See: Recognition of service) B (Baccalaureate nursing education programs. See: Nursing education, Undergraduate—Collegiate) (Balance sheet. See: Financial management—Reports and operating statements) (Ballistocardiogram. See: Laboratories Clinical—Equipment and supplies—Electrocardiographic) (Bank financing. See: Financial management—Loans) BANKS (See also: Blood and plasma banks; Consent,Legal— Disposition of body or removed parts; Medico-moral problems—Transplant) Transporting transplants. Med World News 11: 40D My 15 70 Viable organ bank. H.B.Lehr and others. Penn Med 73: 57-60 O 70 10 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 BLOOD AND PLASMA BANKS Viable organ procurement. F.B.Freedman. Rhode Island Med J 53: 509+ S 70 Blood vessel Bovine tissue and synthetic fabric are used for bypass grafts. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 700-2 Ag 3 70 Transplant cow artery in humans. (N) Fam Health 2: 9 J1 70 Bone Bone bank and bone transplantation. J.L.Shugar. Hosp Admin Can 12: 48+ Je 70 Ten years of massive bone transplants: Houston. Med World News 11: 15-16 Ag 21 70 Eye Maryland hospitals launch program to aid eye bank. (N) Hospitals 44: 99 Je 16 70 Race to reclaim a dead man's eyes. B. Derrick-Da vis. Todays Health 48: 42+ Ja 70 Supply and demand: eye banks, (ed) M.Smith. Virginia Med Mon 97: 211 Ap 70 What the nurse should know about eye banks. M.J. Hamilton. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 483-8 S 70 Kidney Cadaver kidney supply may exceed expectations. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 465 O 19 70 Cell-matched cadaver kidneys endure. Med World News 11: 19 F 20 70 Milk Junior Board of Wilmington (Del.) Medical Center spon- sors mothers' milk bank. Volunteer Leader 11: 13-14 O 70 Skin and tissue Procurement,storage,and transplantation of lyophilized human cadaver dura mater. W.M.Abbott and E.L. Dupree Jr. Surg Gynecol Obstet 130: 112-8 Ja 70 (Baptist hospitals. See: Protestant hospitals) (Barbiturates. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Barbiturates and narcotics) (Basal metabolism facilities. See: Metabolic facilities) BATH FACILITIES AND COMMODES (See also: Plumbing and steamfitting) Bathing aids for the elderly. S.G.Wakeling. Hosp Man- age (Engl) 33: 439-41 S-O 70 Bathing the elderly and infirm. W.A.Hurr. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 42-3 Mr 6 70 Blitz: drip catcher for bed pan spray. R.M.Bell. Tex Hosp 25: 8 F 70 Bradford Frame covers. M.Brenchley. Can Nurse 66: 35 Ja 70 Disposable bath. A.J.Duff. Lancet 1: 277 F 7 70 Geriatric problem solved: Vogue 1700 bath with lifting aids. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 458-9 S-O 70 On cleaning a bath. M.P.Dorgu. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 283 F 26 70 One lavatory for the bathroom and patient's room. R.M. Bell. Tex Hosp 25: 16 Ap 70 Sanitaryware,plumbing and hygiene. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 142-3 Mr-Ap 70 Things of their own: an experiment in personalisation of sanitary articles at Bevendean Hospital,Brighton. R.A. Strank. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 359-61 Mr 19 70 Wash or wallow? V.Stubbs. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 507 Ap 16 70 (Battered children. See: Pediatric hospitals and depts.— Responsibilities) (Bazaars. See: Auxiliaries—Projects—Bazaars) (Bed complement. See: Hospital and health facilities— Need—Beds) (Bed lifts. See: Beds and accessories) (Bed needs. See: Hospital and health facilities—Need— Beds) (Bed occupancy. See: Hospital and health facilities— Utilization—Beds) (Bedpans. See: Bath facilities and commodes) BEDS AND ACCESSORIES (See also: Bath facilities and commodes; Blankets; Mattresses and pillows) Air-fluidized bed: a new concept in the treatment of decubitus ulcers. J.S.Harvin and T.S.Hargest. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 181-7 Mr 70 Bed-chair combination ends transfer problems. W.A. Scholes. Mod Nursing Home 25: 35 O 70 Blitz: patient's self-help lifting device. R.M.Bell. Tex Hosp 26: 44 J1 70 Compleat bed. (N) Newsweek 76: 78 O 12 70 How to store and maintain traction frames. R.Carlson and F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 115: 112 O 70 'Instant bedrooms' devised by hospital employees for patients temporarily in hallways, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 28 Je 1 70 Levitation in treatment of large-area bums. R.Sanders and others. Lancet 2: 677-81 O 3 70 Number of overbed traction frames needed in a general hospital. (Q&A) J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 30 O 70 Pads for side rails. J.Waring. Amer J Nursing 70: 1702 Ag 70 Simple portable screen for open wards. F.Wilson. N Y State J Med 70: 279-81 Ja 15 70 This lifting problem. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 443-4 S-O 70 Tractions, suspensions,and a ringless splint. J.A. Bailey II. Amer J Nursing 70: 1724-5 Ag 70 (Bedsores. See: Chronic illness nursing—Decubitus ulcer care) (Bequests. See: Gifts—Individual) (Bibliographic control of literature. See: Library service— Bibliographic control) (Bibliotherapy. See: Libraries—Patients'—Bibliotherapy) (Bidding. See: Purchasing dept.—Methods) BIOGRAPHY Cardwell,Charles P.Jr. (award) Hospitals 44: 47-50 J1 16 70 Chalmers,Thomas C.Jr. Med World News 11: 38-9 My 29 70 Crosby,Edwin L. (award) Hospitals 44: 84-6 Ag 16 70 Davis,Michael M. New Engl J Med 282: 566-7 Mr 5 70 Donnelly,Marjorie M. J Amer Diet Ass 57: 442-4 N 70 Hurst,O.Ray. Hosp Manage 110: 16 Ag 70; also in Tex Hosp 26: 7+ S 70 Kimmey,James R. Med World News 11: 32H+ O 30 70 Sedell,Samuel. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 8+ Spr 70 Sengelaub,Sr.M . Maurita. Hospitals 44: 129 J1 1 70 Sloan,Raymond P. Hosp Manage 109: 20 My 70 Waggoner, Raymond W.Sr. Amer J Psychiat 127: 11-14 J1 70 Washburn,Donald. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 424-6 J1 70 (Biomedical communications. See: Communication sys- tems—Biomedical) (Biomedical engineering. See: Careers—Biomedical engineering; Equipment—Clinical—Electronic) (Birth control. See: Medico-moral problems—Birth control; Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Birth control) (Birth defects clinics. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics— Birth defects) BLANKETS Blankets. Consum Rep 35: 590-3 O 70 Goodby to sheets and blankets? One-piece bed-cover. R.A.Newland. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 22-4 Ag 14 70 (Blind hospital employees. See: Personnel administration— Handicapped) (Blind patients. See: Libraries—Patients'—Blind; Rehabili- tation service—Blind) BLOOD AND PLASMA BANKS (See also: Banks; Consent,Legal) ASWBPL: (Armed Services Whole Blood Processing Labora- tory) . A.J.Cardarelli. Mil Med 135: 878-80 O 70 Blood resource programme in US. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 526 Mr 20 70 Indict doctor for stealing money from blood bank: Cook County Hospital,Chicago. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 33 Ja 70 Man-made blood. Newsweek 76: 100 N 2 70 Progress report: the blood program in Vietnam. A.Barnes Jr. Mil Med 135: 1-7 Ja 70 Aseptic technic Commercially obtained blood and serum hepatitis. J.G. Allen. Surg Gynecol Obstet 131: 277-81 Ag 70 Hepatitis screening called impractical. (N) Hospitals 44: 20 N 16 70 How they're stopping bad blood. Fam Health 2: 55-8 Mr 70 Incidence of posttransfusion hepatitis in previously fro- zen blood. J.L.Tullis and others. J Amer Med Ass 214: 719-23 O 26 70 (ed p.749-51) Licensing due on hepatitis antisera for all donor blood. Hosp Pract 5: 19 D 70 More about Australia antigen and hepatitis, (ed) Lancet 2: 347-9 Ag 15 70 New findings add to Au-antigen puzzle. Med World News 11: 18-19 N 6 70 New test gets credit for reducing incidence of hepatitis. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 1404-5 N 23 70 New York Blood Center adopts faster serum hepatitis test. J Amer Med Ass 211: 1279-80 F 23 70 New York to screen blood donors. (N) Sci News 98: 456 D 19 70 Plastic hazard to blood? Med World News 11: 22 N 20 70 Present status of screening tests for donor-carriers of viral hepatitis, (ed) N Y State J Med 70: 2659-60 N 1 70 Rapid screening for hepatitis antigen by immunoelectro- diffusion using paper discs. R.J.Duquesnoy and G.A. Becker. Transfusion 10: 221-2 Jl-Ag 70 Standardization: testing for HAA antigen. (N) Sci News 98: 367 N 7 70 Survey data support link between hepatitis and Australia antigen. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 1405+ N 23 70 Tests for Australian antigen answer a need. J.Bockel. Sci News 97: 584-5 Je 13 70 Tighter screen on transfusion hepatitis: fast,cheap screening test for Australia antigen. (N) Med World News 11: 4 F 20 70 Using Australia antigen in screening blood donors, diagnosing hepatitis. Hosp Top 48: 75+ Je 70 Automation Computer-based blood inventory and information system for hospital blood banks as part of a regional blood- management program. R.L.Hirsch and others. Trans- fusion 10: 194-202 Jl-Ag 70 Computer system for blood transfusion service. C.F. Hogman and O.Ramgren. Transfusion 10: 121-32 My-Je 70 (ed p.99-100) Development of an automated blood inventory and infor- mation system for a regional transfusion service. S.P. Masouredis and others. Transfusion 10: 182-93 Jl-Ag 70 Evaluation of an automated method for blood grouping in the military service: a system analysis. R.H .Forrester and others. Mil Med 135: 740-7 S 70 Regional automated data-processing system for blood banks. M.O'Hara and A.M.Josephson. Transfusion 10: 215-20 Jl-Ag 70 Regional computer-based blood inventory information system. G .M .Frankfurter and others. Transfusion 10: 203-14 Jl-Ag 70 Role of automated blood grouping as an information re- trieval system. F.R.Camp Jr.and C.E.Shields. Mil Med 135: 636-41 Ag 70 Economies Whole blood use called wasteful. J Amer Med Ass 212: 42-3 Ap 6 70 (ed p.147) Equipment and supplies $15 solution to wasted blood. (N) Med World News 11: 4 Ap 17 70 Instant blood analysis for trauma. Med World News 11: 18-19 Mr 13 70 Spring device maintains a uniform flow of blood into babies receiving transfusions. (N) Med World News 11: 5 Ja 16 70 Legal aspects American Association of Blood Banks appeals for action on new blood laws. (N) Hospitals 44: 99-100 D 16 70 Applying strict liability rule to blood transfusions described as unrealistic. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 1408 N 23 70 Blood is a service in Florida. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2 My 70 (Pt 1) Court applies tort liability rule to transfusions: Illinois. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 461-2 O 19 70 Frances Cunningham,appellee,vs.MacNeal Memorial Hospital,appellant: Illinois Supreme Court decision. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-8 N 70 (Pt 3) Hepatitis ruling may alter hospital's transfusion role. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 115: 48+ D 70 Hepatitis—the legal battle. D.F.Phillips. Hospitals 44: 58-60 D 16 70 Hospital required only to exercise due care: incompatible blood transfusion. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 16 Ag 70 Hospitals' hepatitis liability. Med World News 11: 18-19 N 6 70 If transfused blood causes disease,hospital may be liable. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 114: 64+ Mr 70 Illinois Supreme Court calls blood a product,holds hospi- tal liable in serum hepatitis suit. (N) Hospitals 44: 102 O 16 70 Liability for transfusion hepatitis. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 211: 1431-2 F 23 70; (C) S.A.Mullen. 213: 467 J1 20 70 Louisiana legislature rejects repeal of blood labeling by race. (N) Hosp Pract 5: 28-9 O 70 Plaintiff awarded judgment in serum hepatitis case: Berwyn,111. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 21-2 Je 70 Predict higher patient charges if blood is treated as a product. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 34-5 N 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 11 BLOOD AND PLASMA BANKS Product liability extended to blood by Illinois court. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 41-2 O 70 Relevant evidence needed. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 35 O 70 Serum hepatitis: is the physician liable? J.E.Pohlman. Ohio State Med J 66: 1240-1 D 70 Should blood sales require sales tax? J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 321-2 O 70 Supreme Court decision in hepatitis case. F.M.Pfeifer. Ill Med J 138: 532-3 N 70 Test for hepatitis—but not for Au-antigen. Med World News 11: 14-15 N 27 70 Procedures Antibody screening in blood bank. J.F.Barlow and others. S Dak J Med 23: 39-41 Je 70 Frozen blood and its use for transfusion: New York Blood Center. A.W.Rowe and others. N Y Med 26: 246+ Je 70 Red Cross blood banks test new freezing method. (N) Med World News 11: 4-5 Ja 2 70 Procurement American Association of Blood Banks Reference Labora- tories. (ed) M .Grove-Rasmussen. Anesthesiology 32: 491-3 Je 70 Battle for blood: Central Africa. J.Marais. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 46 Ap 10 70 Blood bank system changed in Italy. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 509 Ja 19 70 Blood money: Detroit man signs contract for sale of blood with anti-Lewis B factor. Newsweek 76: 77 Ag 17 70 Blood procurement programs for the hospital blood bank: Jewish Hospital of St.Louis. H.Silver. Missouri Med 67: 811-3 N 70 Commercially obtained blood and serum hepatitis. J.G. Allen. Surg Gynecol Obstet 131: 277-81 Ag 70 Comparative demographic profiles: voluntary and paid blood donors. S.Condie and N.Maxwell. Transfusion 10: 84-8 Mr-Ap 70 Drawing their own blood savings. Med World News 11: 20 Je 5 70 Drug detection in urines of commercial blood bank donors. (C) R.J.Coumbis and others. J Amer Med Ass 214: 596 O 19 70 Hepatitis threat great from 'first-time donors.' (N) US Med 6: 2+ J1 15 70 Income tax deductions for blood donors proposed. (C) R.P.Mahoney. Med World News 11: 12 Ag 14 70 January proclaimed blood donor month. (N) Hospitals 44: 35 D 16 70 Medical responsibility for community blood centers, (ed) W.H.Crosby. New Engl J Med 282: 748-9 Mr 2 6 70 Need for blood never ceases. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 4 Mr 70 Philatelist doctors urge commemorative issue to raise nation's blood bank balance. Med World News 11: 33 J1 17 70 Plasmapheresis operations in the United States—1968. J.B.Hartney. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1023-5 Ag 10 70 Platelet matching spans U.S.to prolong lives: one donor is 1,200 miles from anemic brother. Med World News 11: 18-19 J1 3 70 Polycythemic donors—are they useful and safe? G.A. Hyman and E.Carlsen. Transfusion 10: 10-13 Ja-F 70 Predeposit plan urged by American Association of Blood Banks president. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 45-6 Ja 70 Quality-control approach to improve donor care. C.E. Shields. Transfusion 10: 272-8 S-O 70 Safeguards for plasma donors in plasmapheresis programs. J Amer Med Ass 213: 743-7 Ag 3 70 Signs,memorial fund increase blood donations. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 3 S 70 Social psychology of blood donors. S.Condie and N. Maxwell. Transfusion 10: 79-83 Mr-Ap 70 Special issue of newsletter stimulates blood donations: Mount Sinai Hospital of Greater Miami. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 4 My 70 Using Australia antigen in screening blood donors, diagnosing hepatitis. Hosp Top 48: 75+ Je 70 Records and reports Computer-based blood inventory and information system for hospital blood banks as part of a regional blood- management program. R.L.Hirsch and others. Trans- fusion 10: 194-202 Jl-Ag 70 Development of an automated blood inventory and infor- mation system for a regional transfusion service. S.P. Masouredis and others. Transfusion 10: 182-93 Jl-Ag 70 Regional automated data-processing system for blood banks. M.O'Hara and A.M.Josephson. Transfusion 10: 215-20 Jl-Ag 70 Regional computer-based blood inventory information system. G .M .Frankfurter and others. Transfusion 10: 203-14 Jl-Ag 70 Responsibilities Autologous blood transfusions reduce risks. G.Miles and others. Hospitals 44: 63-4 Je 1 70 Case of the yellow killer: hepatitis. J.Carper. Todays Health 48: 53+ S 70 Conservation urged at blood bankers’ meeting. Hospitals 44: 88 Ja 16 70 Correlation of Australia antigen with posttransfusion hepatitis. D.J.Gocke and others. J Amer Med Ass 212: 877-9 My 4 70 Diagnosis and treatment of immediate transfusion re- action. R.J.Baker and L.M.Nyhus. Surg Gynecol Obstet 130: 665-72 Ap 70 Hazards of exchange transfusions. (N) Med World News 11: 26H Ja 16 70 Hepatitis-associated (AU/SH) antigen determination in 10,000 patients in a Copenhagen general hospital. P.Lous and others. Lancet 2: 119-21 J1 18 70 Hepatitis-associated antigen: to test or not to test? H.J. Alter and others. Lancet 2: 142-3 J1 18 70 Hepatitis: volunteer blood donors present risk. (N) Sci News 98: 14 J1 4 70 Home transfusion for patients with hemophilia A. S.F. Rabiner and M.C.Telfer. New Engl J Med 283: 1011-5 N 5 70 (ed p.1051-2) Improving the use of hospital blood services. W.J. Kuhns. Hosp Pract 5: 63+ Ap 70; correction. 14 My 70 Plasma problems: protecting the donors. Sci News 98: 113-4 Ag 8 70 Posttransfusion hepatitis after open-heart operations. J.H.Walsh and others. J Amer Med Ass 211: 261-5 Ja 12 70 Safety and long-term effects of plasmapheresis. M.A. Cohen and H.A.Oberman. Transfusion 10: 58-66 Mr-Ap 70 Serum hepatitis in the Greater New Orleans area. D.L. Larson and others. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 69- 76 Mr 70 Standardization of blood transfusion reaction studies in the military; delegation of responsibility for a medical team concept; role of the hospital transfusion board. F.R.Camp Jr.and others. Mil Med 135: 967-77 N 70 Statement on laboratory screening tests for identifying carriers of viral hepatitis in blood-banking and trans- fusion services, (ed) Transfusion 10: 1-2 Ja-F 70 Surgeon and the blood bank. H.W.Scott Jr. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 652-4 Ag 70 Standards Commercial blood banking, (ed) N C Med J 31: 151-3 Ap 70 Policing the plasma plants. Time 96: 43 Ag 17 70 Statistics Plasmapheresis operations in the United States—1968. J.B.Hartney. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1023-5 Ag 10 70 Volunteer service Volunteers provide answer for blood needs. J.A.Livesey Volunteer Leader 11: 8-12 Ap 70 (Blood samples. See: Consent,Legal—Blood samples) (Blood transfusion legality. See: Consent,Legal—Blood transfusion) (Blood vessel banks. See: Banks—Blood vessel) BLUE CROSS (See also: Blue Cross-Blue Shield; Health insurance. Comprehensive; Income for hospital services—Contract purchase—Blue Cross; Medicare—Intermediaries) Blue Cross pilot program serves model cities area: Char- ,C. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2522+ D 70 Blue Cross to cover Medicare increases. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36 Mr 70 Blue Cross will cover abortion. (N) Amer Med News 13: 3 Je 29 70 Capital Blue Cross of Central Pennsylvania adds serv- ices. (N) Penn Med 73: 9 Mr 70 Court charges Virginia Blue Cross with violating Sherman Anti-trust Law. Drug Top 114: 12 O 12 70 Edwin L.Crosby,M.D.—recipient of the 1970 Justin Ford Kimball award. Hospitals 44: 84-6 Ag 16 70 Medical care discharge data collected by the Blue Cross system. B.Ferber and others. Med Care 8: 12 6-34 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Texas Blue Cross and health care planning. Tex Hosp 25: 10 Ja 70 Finance Capital Blue Cross granted 15.7 per cent rate increase: Harrisburg,Pa. (N) Hospitals 44: 102 Mr 1 70 Hospital position on Blue Cross rate increase request presented. J.Priver. Mich Hosp 6: 9+ D 70 Maryland Blue Cross Plan denied 27.4 per cent rate in- crease. (N) Hospitals 44: 33 J1 1 70 Michigan Plans request 5 per cent rate increases. (N) Hospitals 44: 137 O 1 70 New York Plans receive reduced rate increases. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 152 F 1 70 Philadelphia Plan to study hospital cost control methods. (N) Hospitals 44: 183 Ag 16 70 Rate increase granted Oakland Blue Cross. (N) Hospitals 44: 180 Ap 1 70 Rate Increase granted Wilkes-Barre,Pa.,Plan. (N) Hospitals 44: 98 Je 16 70 Rate Increases announced by Cincinnati Blue Cross. (N) Hospitals 44: 134-5 N 1 70 Rate Increases granted Maryland Blue Cross. (N) Hospitals 44: 99-100 J116 70 Rate Increases granted New Jersey Blue Cross. (N) Hospitals 44: 119 F 16 70 Rate Increases granted two Blue Cross Plans: Connecti- cut and Utica,N.Y. (N) Hospitals 44: 118 Ap 16 70 Rhode Island Plan reports deficit despite rate increase. (N) Hospitals 44: 117 Ap 16 70 Rhode Island Plan requests 37.7 per cent rate increase. (N) Hospitals 44: 134 N 1 70 Relationships Government Hart committee subpoenas Blue Cross records. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 36 Ag 70 Medical Health Insurance Review Committee of the Philadelphia County Medical Society. J.E.Ruben. Penn Med 73: 68- 70 Mr 70 Public Suit seeks more consumer representation on Blue Cross board: Philadelphia. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 O 1 70 BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD Blue Cross-Blue Shield ad wins with favorite color. Editor Publ 103: 38 S 26 70 Blue Cross-Blue Shield in Kentucky—today. J.E. McConnell. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 447+ J1 70 Cognitive balance in a choice situation involving two health care plans: Detroit. A.D.Kaluzny and C.A. Metzner. J Health Soc Behav 11: 104-15 Je 70 Financial barrier to health insurance benefits: a case study—Indiana University. R.C.Young. Inquiry 7: 3-16 S 70 Kansas Blue Cross/Blue Shield outpatient benefits experiment. D.B.Hill and J.E.Veney. Med Care 8: 143- 58 Mr-Ap 70 Prepaid medical care plan proposed for Alaskans. A.von Hlppel. Alaska Med 12: 42-3 Je 70 Regulation of health insurance: a review. D.B'. Starkweather. Med Care Rev 27: 335-71 Ap 70; 474-93 My 70 Rochester Plans will develop group practice center. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 N 1 70 Spectator's health Insurance statistical review—1969. Spectator 178: 32+ S 70 Vulnerability to risk and awareness of dual choice of health Insurance plan: Michigan. R.L.Bashshur and C.A.Metzner. Health Serv Res 5: 106-13 Sum 70 Finance House committee questions Plan's management of funds. (N) Hospitals 44: 96 Je 16 70 Michigan Plans denied request for rate increases. (N) Hospitals 44: 118-9 N 16 70 History Blue Cross-Blue Shield: a history of growth. L.F.Hayes. Nebr State Med J 55: 115-22 F 70 Relationships Medical Blue Cross and Blue Shield, (ed) J.L.Borland Jr. J Florida Med Ass 57: 48 Ag 70 (Blue Cross-Blue Shield abuse. See: Hospital and health facilitie s —U tilization) BLUE SHIELD (See also: Blue Cross-Blue Shield; Medical Staff- Relative value scales) Antitrust violation charged In Utah Blue Shield suit: Utah Chiropractic Association. (N) Hospitals 44: 138 N 1 70 Blue Shield as a national system. N.F.Parish. Rhode Island Med J 53: 607+ N 70 Individual or third party responsibility. W.T.Mixson. J Florida Med Ass 57: 40-1 Ap 70 It is well to view more than one side of a question. L.W. Dickinson. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 375 Je 70 Physicians Service in 1969: Rhode Island. A.Porter. Rhode Island Med J 53: 199-202 Ap 70 Finance Informational report from Nebraska Blue Shield. Nebr State Med J 55: 251-2 Ap 70 Relationships Medical Blue Shield fees. G.R.Dunlop. Rhode Island Med J 53: 612+ N 70 12 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 CANCER HOSPITALS AND DEPTS. Fixed medi-fees urged to hold down medi-cost. Med World News 11: 18-19 F 27 70 Guidelines to the negotiation of a capitation payment. J.F.Sullivan. Rhode Island Med J 53: 610+ N 70 Medical price control: it's here. H.T.Paxton. Med Econ 47: 27+ Ap 13 70 Muskegon survey 'prejudiced,' charges Michigan Blue Shield. N.McCue. Mich Med 69: 56-7 Ja 70 Peer review and Blue Shield. P.H.Koren. Ariz Med 27: 20-1 J1 70 Role of third parties. R.C.Denzler. Virginia Med Mon 97: 548-9 S 70 Public Michigan Blue Shield proposes corporate reorganization to increase consumer representation. (N) Hospitals 44: 35 S 16 70 (Board of trustees. See: Governing board) (Boilers. See: Power plant) (Bomb shelters. See: Civil defense—Fallout protection) (Bomb threats. See: Disaster service—Organization— Bomb threats) (Bond issues. See: Financial management—Bond issues and taxation) (Bone banks. See: Banks—Bone) (Bonus plans for employees. See: Personnel administration —Fringe benefits) (Books and journals. See: Libraries; Library service) (Bracelets and cards for identification and emergencies. See: Personal health records) BRACES AND BRACE SHOPS (See also: Prostheses; Wheel chairs and walking de- vices) Automatic release knee stabilizing calliper. J.B.Millard. Rehabilitation (London) No.73: 43 Ap-Je 70 Bracing the unstable arthritic knee. E.M.Smith and others. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 51: 22+ Ja 70 New plastic brace. (N) Med World News 11: 4 D 18 70 New spinal brace. I.Macnab. Can Med Ass J 103: 53 J1 4 70 Pronator device to assist in forearm pronation. G.M. Holtz and R.Keagy. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 47 Ja-F 70 Prosthetic principles in the management of fractures: ischial weight bearing brace. B.B.Grynbaum and others. J Chron Dis 23: 201-4 S 70 Revving up muscle power for the handicapped. (N) Med World News 11: 5 S 11 70 Ski-like device for stability and gait training. D.W. Macfarlane and S.B.Hanks. Pediatrics 45: 116-8 Ja 70 (Pt 1) Sling to prevent a subluxed shoulder. G.L.DeVore and E.Denny. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 580-1 N-D 70 Trends in lower extremity bracing. J.F.Lehmann and others. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 51: 338-53 Je 70 (Brain wave station. See: Laboratories Clinical—Equipment and supplies—Electroencephalographic) BRANCH HOSPITALS (See also: Proprietary facilities—Chain; Shared serv- ices) AHA group to recommend "voluntary chains." (N) Mod Hosp 115: 108 Ag 70 'Conglomerate hospitals' called solution. (N) Amer Med News 13: 3 Ap 6 70 $1 million satellite hospital at Gimli,Manitoba. (N) Can Hosp 47: 19 O 70 Satellite unit: VA hospital has evolved into a regional re- habilitation center—Memphis. M.W.Elliott. Hospitals 44: 65-8 My 16 70 BREAKAGE AND THEFT (See also: Accounting—Auditing; Linens—Control and distribution; Security measures) Arizona Society for Hospital Engineers considers nitrous oxide—and misuse. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 8 S 70 Employee dishonesty promotes runaway costs in hospi- tals. N.Jaspan. Osteopath Hosp 14: 14-15 N 70 How you can prevent employee embezzlement. A.W. Despard. Manage Rev 59: 60-3 F 70 Indict doctor for stealing money from blood bank: Cook County Hospital,Chicago. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 33 Ja 70 Polygraph as a truth detector. Office 72: 39-41 Ag 70 Thief inside. Office 72: 12-15 Ag 70 Upsurge in employee theft. D.McClintick. Manage Rev 59: 57-60 Ap 70 Who reads the computer's printout when the computer's busy printing out? Unauthorized uses of the computer. H.W.Dailey. Mod Hosp 114: 74 Ap 70 Winnipeg General Hospital using new device that pre- vents unauthorized phone calls. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36H F 70 BUDGETARY CONTROL (See also the subhead Administration under hospitals and depts. for departmental budgetary control) Budget and progress reporting system. E.F.Woomer. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 8-15 Ag 70 Budget: control concept in management. A.J.Skillen. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 14-16 Mr 70 Budget report: how detailed and frequent should budget reporting be? A.Nash. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 24-7 D 70 Budgeting and the functions of management. R.E.Baker. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 9-11 Ja 70; 19+ F 70 Budgeting for the effects of expanding medical services. J.W.Price. Hosp Progress 51: 28-9 Ja 70 Budgeting philosophy (a management way of life) . W.L. Comfort. Managerial Planning 18: 4+ Mr-Ap 70 Communication in budgeting. J.J.Omlor. Managerial Planning 18: 17-18 Mr-Ap 70 Establishing a separate financial planning department. A.P.Nash. Hosp Progress 51: 15+ S 70 Flexible budgeting: a cost control tool. G.B.Boer and W.K.Parris. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 12-14 D 70 Frequently asked questions about budgeting. H.H. Guenther. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 29-30 D 70 Head nurse & the budget. T.M.Calender. Supervisor Nurse 1: 43-6 S 70 Hospital austerity—British Columbia style. J.Bainbridge. Can Hosp 47: 29+ D 70 "Hot" or "cold" budgeting? W.G.Shenkir. Managerial Planning 18: 26-8 Mr-Ap 70 How budgeting can help the hospital achieve its goals. W.H.Pavony and A.D.Gass. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3+ D 70 Is your hospital's budget good enough for management? C.H.Cluley. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 18-21 S 70 Management planning = profitability. E.E.Graff. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 30-4 Ap 70 Practical approach to budgeting. R.L.Howe. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 7-10 D 70 Programme budgeting. L.M .Williams. Hosp Serv Financ 19: 6-7 N 70 Six-month budget: key to sounder planning. C.J.Anton. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 16-18 D 70 (Building. See: Construction; Planning) (Building contracts. See: Construction—Building contracts) (Bulletin boards. See: Exhibits—Bulletin boards) (Bulletins. See: Public relations—News publications) (Bums and bum centers. See: Emergency hospitals and depts.—Bums; Intensive care—Special units—Burn) (Bus wrecks. See: Disaster service—Experiences—Trans- portation) (Business office. See: Office management) (Bylaws. See: Constitution and bylaws; Medical staff— Bylaws) C (Cadavers. See: Consent Regal—Disposition of body or removed parts; Necropies) (Cafeterias. See: Dietary dept.—Cafeterias) (Call systems. See: Communication systems) (Campaigns,Fund raising. See: Fund raising—Campaigns) CANADA HOSPITAL DAY Canada Hospital Day set for May 12. (N) Can Hosp 47: 17 Mr 70 Canada hospital day; trustee day. (N) Can Hosp 47: 22 Ap 70 Hospitals honored in joint statement by John Munro and Canadian Hospital Association. (N) Can Hosp 47: 13-14 My 70 May 12—Canada Hospital Day. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 19 My 70 CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Canadian Cancer Society. P.M.Draper. Can J Public Health 61: 57-9 Ja-F 70 CANADIAN FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISORS1 ASSOCIATION Food service supervisors step up association's role. M. Ketchen. Hosp Admin Can 12: 42-3 D 70 CANADIAN HEART FOUNDATION Canadian Heart Foundation. J.B. Arm strong. Can J Public Health 61: 55-7 Ja-F 70 CANADIAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Canadian Hospital Association educational programs. Can Hosp 47: 26-7 Ja 70 CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Canadian Medical Association anti-abortion. (ed) Can Med Ass J 102: 1342 Je 20 70 CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION Canadian Mental Health Association. L.Crainford. Can J Public Health 61: 417-22 S-O 70 CANADIAN METRIC ASSOCIATION Who is the CMA? The Canadian Metric Association of course! Can J Hosp Pharm 23: 102+ My-Je 70 CANADIAN NURSES' ASSOCIATION Abortion resolution: CNA. (N) Can Nurse 66: 7 N 70 (ed P.3) Ad Hoc Committee of the Canadian Nurses' Association on Functions Relationships,and Fee Structure: special report. Can Nurse 66: 35-8 Mr 70 CNA board takes stand on the physician's assistant. (N) Can Nurse 66: 7 N 70 Convention report. Can Nurse 66: 24-34 Ag 70 CANADIAN SOCIETY OF HOSPITAL PHARMACISTS Brief concerning the Task Force Reports on the Cost of Health Services in Canada. Sr.M.Ligouri and D.M. Shaw. Can J Hosp Pharm 23: 115-7 My-Je 70 CANADIAN SOCIETY OF INHALATION THERAPY TECHNICIANS Name change upgrading of training standards among society's goals: inhalation therapy. R.D.Beaudin. Hosp Admin Can 12: 30-2 S 70 CANADIAN SOCIETY OF RESPIRATORY TECHNOLOGISTS Name change upgrading of training standards among society's goals: inhalation therapy. R.D.Beaudin. Hosp Admin Can 12: 30-2 S 70 CANCER CARE (See also: Federal aid—Grants—Heart disease cancer, and stroke; Home care—Cancer; Rehabilitation service —Cancer; Terminal care) North Carolina Regional Medical Program: report of the cancer division. F.M.S.Patterson and others. N C Med J 31: 142-50 Ap 70 Socio-economic factors in the prognosis of cancer pa- tients. L. Lip worth and others. J Chron Dis 23: 105-16 Ag 70 CANCER HOSPITALS AND DEPTS. (See also: Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Tumor; Radiology dept.) Aseptic technic Group A B-hemolytic Streptococcus bacteremia in a can- cer hospital. J.S.Henkel and others. J Amer Med Ass 211: 983-6 F 9 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 13 CANCER HOSPITALS AND DEPTS. National Cancer Institute studies air purity factor In leukemia therapy. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 247 Ap 13 70 Sterilisation of cardiac pacemakers. S.W.B.Newsom. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1940-1 O 3 70 Legal aspects Statute of limitations in malpractice lawsuits. F.M. Pfeifer. Ill Med J 138: 239 S 70 Planning Planning for coronary care. M.le Q.Mitchell and E.B.J. Thomas. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 302-4 Jl-Ag 70 Records and reports Automated regional cancer registry: forecast. R.K. Ausman and others. N Y State J Med 70: 532-6 F 15 70 Hospital-based tumor registry: a survey of operational characteristics. G.B.Cook and F.R.Watson. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 17-21 My 70 Life and death of medical records needed for cancer research. (C) H.T.Lynch and A.J.Krush. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1890 D 7 70 Physician and tumor registries. C.R.Smart. Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 51-4 Je 70 Physician-oriented medical index for hospital or clinic use. W.R.Bruce and others. Can Med Ass J 102: 1080-4 My 23 70 Proposed national tumor registry. (N) Health News 47: 1 Ag 70 Texas Cancer Information Service: a proposed statewide service-oriented tumor registry. D.J.Schneider and others. Tex Med 66: 44-7 Ag 70 Tumor registry. Penn Med 73: 58 J1 70 Responsibilities Cancer care called poor at most general hospitals. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1790 Je 15 70 Standards Cancer programs approved by the American College of Surgeons as of January 1,1970. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 19-30 Ap 70 Statistics Cancer facilities In the Maryland region. L.P.Heilman. Maryland State Med J 19: 57-63 Ap 70 Cancer mortality and environmental temperature in the United States. G.R.Newell and D.E.Waggoner. Lancet 1: 766-8 Ap 11 70 Ontario cancer incidence survey,1965: a progress report. E.N.MacKay and A.H.Sellers. Can Med Ass J 103: 51-2 J1 4 70 Relative annual frequencies of cancers,1940-1970. J.S. Spratt Jr. Missouri Med 67: 835-7 D 70 Volunteer service Hospital volunteer in a cancer hospital, (ed) N Y State J Med 70: 2075-6 Ag 15 70 Volunteers help rehabilitate breast amputees. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 844 Ap 70 CANCER NURSING (See also: Radiation hazards—Personnel) American Cancer Society starting work-study program. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1644+ Ag 70 Cancer consultant to nursing homes. V.Barckley. Amer J Nursing 70: 804-6 Ap 70 Cancer,nurses,and emotions. S.C.Klagsbrun. RN 33: 46- 51 Ja 70 Support from nursing staff helps nurse-patient cope with cancer. D.M.Berry. Hosp Top 48: 60-2 O 70 Visiting nurse specializes in cancer nursing. V.Barckley. Amer J Nursing 70: 1680-3 Ag 70 (Cancer registry. See: Cancer hospitals and depts.— Records and reports) (Candy-stripers. See: Volunteers—Junior) (Capital investment. See: Financial management—Capital Investment) (Caps. See: Uniforms) (Cardiac arrest. See: Resuscitation—Cardiac) CARDIAC CARE (See also: Federal aid—Grants—Heart disease,cancer, and stroke; Rehabilitation service—Cardiovascular; Resuscitation—Cardiac) Acute rheumatic fever in Virginia—has it changed in the last 20 years? C.M.McCue and others. Viriginia Med Mon 97: 273-81 My 70 Anxiety in children with rheumatic fever. L.A.Thomas and others. J Amer Med Ass 212: 2080-5 Je 22 70 Community health: bringing the office to the patient. (N) Med World News 11: 5 J1 17 70 Day hospital for children with rheumatic fever. M. Spagnuolo and others. Pediatrics 45: 276-82 F 70 Development in the cardiological services. G.R.Ford. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 298+ Jl-Ag 70 Effect of temperature on hospital admissions for myocar- dlal infarction in a subarctic area: Oulu,Northern Fin- land. E.Sotaniemi and others. Brit Med J 4: 150-1 O 17 70 Houston's two master heart surgeons are locked In a feud: the Texas Tornado vs.Dr.Wonderful. T.Thompson. Life 68: 62B+ Ap 10 70 Open heart surgery: patients' perceptions of care. D. Jarvfs. Amer J Nursing 70: 2591-3 D 70 Pre-operative Instruction for cardiac patients. Mich Hosp 6: 22-3 My 70 Trends Cardiology in the 1970‘s. A.N.Brest. Penn Med 73: 33-4 Je 70 CARDIAC HOSPITALS AND DEPTS. (See also: Intensive care—Special units—Cardiovascu- lar; Laboratories,Clinical—Equipment and supplies— Electrocardiographic; Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Car- diovascular) Administration Heart transplant: the whole world watches. H.C.Reinhard Jr. Mod Hosp 115: 72-5 J1 70 Joint cardiovascular service: Leeds General Infirmary and Killingbeck Hospital. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 338- 41 Jl-Ag 70 National Heart Hospital, London. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 478-81 Mr 13 70 National Heart Hospital,London. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 330+ Jl-Ag 70 Costs Committee documents heart transplant costs. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 40+ F 70 Equipment and supplies Equipment failure in cardiac care units. Mich Hosp 6: 4-7 O 70 Hydraulic leg sleeve assists cardiogenic shock victims. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 2117-8 D 21 70 Instrumentation in cardiology. J.Norman. Hosp Int (Engl) 4: 26-8 Ag 70 International maintenance of cardiac equipment. Hosp Int (Engl) 4: 29-30 Ag 70 New device makes aggressive surgical techniques safer. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 2121-2 D 21 70 Special heart-transplant cart holds supplies for surgery. L.L.Smith. Hosp Top 48: 129+ Ap 70 Too many cardiac centers? (C) J.J.Timmes. J Med Soc N J 67: 833-4 D 70 Legal aspects Heart transplant suit: Japan. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 1335 N 16 70 Malpractice risks in cardiac arrest are rising. J.E. Horsley. Med Econ 47: 196+ N 9 70 Planning Great Ormond Street Hospital: new cardiac and research block. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 366-7 Jl-Ag 70 Ideal operating room environment for open heart surgery. A.C.Beall Jr. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 39-42 Jl-Ag 70 Mearnskirk Hospital cardiothoracic unit. R.S.Barclay. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 342-3 Jl-Ag 70 Wythenshawe and North Cheshire cardiothoracic depart- ment. C.L.Bray. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 344-5 Jl-Ag 70 Records and reports Ischaemic heart disease registers. WHO (World Health Organ) Chron 24: 11-13 Ja 70 Responsibilities Cardiac surgery in infants. E.Aberdeen and D.M. Behrendt. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 315-7 Jl-Ag 70 Vascular surgery in Jehovah's Witnesses. C.W.Simmons Jr.and others. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1032-4 Ag 10 70 Statistics Acute myocardial infarction: mortality by site,age,and sex. V.N.Slee and C.L.Holtz Jr. PAS (Prof Actlv Stud) Reporter 8: 1-3 Ag 3 70 Acute myocardial infarction: site and mortality. V.N.Slee and others. PAS (Prof Actlv Stud) Reporter 8: 1-6 Ap 6 70 Central nervous system vascular disease: death rates. V.A.Van De Moortel. PAS (Prof Activ Stud) Reporter 8: 1-2 Ja 19 70 Computerized pediatric cardiology data retrieval system. S.King and R.Rodriguez-Torres. N Y State J Med 70: 1655-8 Je 15 70 Differences among hospitals in case-fatality ratios of cerebrovascular disease, (ed) N.O.Borhani. Ann Intern Med 72: 953-5 Je 70 Hospital care in 1967 for cerebrovascular disease: Michi- gan. C.M.Wylie and K.W.Teich. Mich Med 69: 673-7 Ag 70 Survey of coronary care facilities in 50 Massachusetts hospitals. D.Robinson and others. Public Health Rep 85: 123-9 F 70 (Cardiac monitors. See: Intensive care—Special units— Cardiovascular; Resuscitation—Cardiac) CARDIOVASCULAR NURSING Community plan for coronary care: Jacksonville,Fla. B. Melick and M.E.Sloan. Amer J Nursing 70: 1069 My 70 Continuing education for nurses: a South Carolina Regional Medical Program challenge—coronary care. B. I.Urey. JSC Med Ass 66: 232-3 Je 70 Coronary care nursing in the small community hospital. F.Storlie. Supervisor Nurse 1: 30+Ag 70 Coronary care training of nurses in a community hospital. C. Cornelius Jr. Nebr State Med J 55: 168-9 Mr 70 Coronary care unit nurse specialists: cooperative educa- tion program. G.Perrlne and Sr.M.C.Boudreau. Hospi- tals 44: 49-52 Mr 1 70 From temperatures to monitors: how to read a cardiac monitor. J.Deal. Bedside Nurse 3: 16-21 Ap 70 Guidelines for coronary care unit nurse set up in Wiscon- sin. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 464 Mr 70 Innovations and experiments In uses of health manpower: United Kingdom and the Soviet Union—midwifery, coro- nary care nurses and feldshers. E.H.Forgotson and J. Forgotson. Med Care 8: 3-14 Ja-F 70 Multimedia system launched in Canada. Can Nurse 66: 39-40 Je 70 New graduate in cardiopulmonary resuscitation. E.McN. Feeley. Amer J Nursing 70: 1304-7 Je 70 Note on teaching electrical defibrillation. W.J.Grace. Amer J Nursing 70: 97 Ja 70 Nurse staffed mobile coronary care unit. G.L.Honlck and others. J Okla State Med Ass 63: 565-9 D 70 Nursing in the coronary care unit. M.A.Gilmore. Bedside Nurse 3: 11-15 Ap 70 Nursing the patient with a cerebrovascular accident. E.Elwood. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 4?-53 Mr 70 Open-heart surgery patients: pre- and post-op nursing care. C.Isler. RN 33: 44-50 Ap 70 Reactions of coronary patients to the coronary care unit nurse. N.H.Cassem and others. Amer J Nursing 70: 319- 25 F 70 Resuscitation and the nurse. A.Morley and M.Spark: Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 814-5 Je 25 70; 849-52 J1 2 70 Structuring for continuing education programs within the American Heart Association. K.A.Lembright. J Continu- ing Educ Nursing 1: 41-5 J1 70 Therapy prerogatives of cardiac intensive care unit nurses. (Q&A) B.J.Anderson. J Amer Med Ass 211: 1706 Mr 9 70 (Cards and bracelets for identification and emergencies. See: Personal health records) CAREERS (See also: Auxiliaries—Projects—Careers; Manpower, Health; Nursing education—Ladder concept; Paramedi- cal personnel—Ladder concept) AHA-Natlonal Health Council expand consulting service. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 4: 1-2 J1 70 Acquainting the young community with the hospital. S. Bonnem. Mon Memo (Amer Soc Hosp Public Relat Dir) No.11: 5-6 N 70 Association of Operating Room Nurses recruitment pro- gram round-up. R.Wilson. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 66-8 Ja 70 Attracting young people into careers in the health profes- sions. J.F.Toole and others. J Med Educ 45: 415-20 Je 70 'Boomtown' TV show promotes health careers. (N) Cross- Reference Careers 4: 1 Mr 70 Career development award program aids vocationally oriented students: Princeton,N.J. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 4: 1-2 Ap 70 Career Expo sparks students' interest. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 4 Je 70 Career mobility and allied health education. W.Perry. Amer J Med Technol 36: 33-43 Ja 70 Careers Day: communicating with youth. C.Taylor. Mich Hosp 6: 19 S 70 Careers "doing something" for the environment. Changing Times 24: 35-8 J1 70 Competing for those eligible school-leavers. N.S.Tims. Hospital (London) 66: 301-3 S 70 Dedicate first health career center in U.S.: Greenville,S. C. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 4 J1 70 Defense program to match skilled veterans with jobs. (N) Hospitals 44: 137-8 N 1 70 Disadvantaged being trained for jobs in 10 hospitals: Philadelphia. (N) Hospitals 44: 107 O 16 70 Division of Regional Medical Programs sets policy for funding of health careers recruitment projects. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 4: 2-3 Mr 70 14 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 CATHOLIC HOSPITALS Everybody wins with Gracewood (Ga.) State School and Hospital summer student employee program. Cross- Reference Careers 4: 4-6 My 70 Guidelines set for federal aid to vocational education demonstration projects. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 4: 2-3 Ap 70 Health careers at St.Philip's College. P.M.Powers. Tex Hosp 26: 16+ Ag 70 Health manpower: opportunities and problems in cross- over from the military to the civilian health economy. J.Hirsh and H.D.Karpeles. Mil Med 135: 642-8 Ag 70 Hospital careers get mass exposure at Manisphere '99: Winnipeg. Can Hosp 47: 34-6 Mr 70 Hospital exhibits are hit of careers fair: Perth Amboy (N.J.) General Hospital. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 5: 5-6 O 70 Hospitals promote health careers. Cross-Reference Careers 4: 2-3 F 70 How teens get a head start on health careers. A.Henley. Todays Health 48: 34+ My 70 Joint cooperation leads to successful health career pro- gram. V.Carter and T.H.Arcy. Mich Hosp 6: 4-5 Ja 70 MEDIHC (Military Experience Directed into Health Careers). Science 169: 957 S 4 70 MEDIHC (Military Experience Directed Into Health Careers) succeeds the now defunct project ReMed. (N) Hospitals 44: 36 My 1 70 Minority groups get a helping hand: National Medical Association Foundation. Cross-Reference Careers 5: 3-5 O 70 New blood for health jobs: Job Corps. M.M.Troxell. Manpower 2: 14-17 Ja 70 New Health Careers for the poor. A.Lenzer. Amer J Public Health 60: 45-50 Ja 70 New program to aid minority groups enter health field. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 2 J1 27 70 Ohio Regional Medical Programs spearhead development of permanent coordinating agency for health careers. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 5: 2-3 Ag 70 'Paper programs’ not enough to attract inner-city youth to collegiate programs. Cross-Reference Careers 4: 1-3 Ja 70 Pilot health careers projects enlist aid of school guidance and state employment counselors: New Jersey. Cross- Reference Careers 4: 1-4 My 70 Planning and multimedia promotion key to successful health careers fair. Cross-Reference Careers 4:2-4 Je 70 Poster contest winners walk off with $1400. Cross- Reference Careers 4: 1 Je 70 Program proposed to attract minorities to health field: University of Chicago. (N) Hospitals 44: 103 Mr 1 70 Promote health careers during National Vocational Guid- ance Week. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 5: 3 S 70 Recruiting for Royal College of Midwives. Nursing Mir- ror (Engl) 131: 20-1 Je 5 70 Science-in for subteens: Perth Amboy (N.J.) General Hospital. Hosp Top 48: 65-6 My 70 Service please. C.B.DiCesare. Occup Outlook Quart 14: 23-6 Fall 70 Students examine health careers. Rehabil Rec 11: 13 Ja-F 70 TV series promotes health careers. Cross-Reference Careers 5: 1-2 N 70 Tabletop display promotes health careers. (N) Cross- Reference Careers 5: 3 S 70 Teens find volunteer work an effective means of career exploration. R.B.Blackman. Volunteer Leader 11: 1-5 S 70 Texas Health Careers Program: 1964-65. T.H.Morrison Jr.; the first five years. S.Guimarin; on the road. G. Spraggins; since 1964. B.Jobes. Tex Hosp 26: 8+ Ag 70 These career programs have one aim: get them young and keep them coming. Mod Hosp 114: 81-3 My 70 Tips to interest young summer employees in health ca- reers. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 3 J1 70 Training ground for administrative health-care careers. Health Inst Purchasing 1: 21-4 D 70 Your neighbor needs you: "Health Careers Crusade." (ed) H .S.Ingraham. Health News 47: 1 S 70 Accounting Hospital accounting goes junior college. S.G.Stone. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 26 Ja 70 Administration Minority youth introduced to administration careers. (N) Hospitals 44: 96 J1 16 70 Biomedical engineering Biomedical engineering: this multidiscipline may revolu- tionize medical research and clinical practice. R.F. Rushmer and L.L.Huntsman. Science 167: 840-4 F 6 70 Designed for the way we live now. (N) Med World News 11: 30H-I Ja 16 70 Regionalized medical engineering. R.A.Stubbs. Hosp Admin Can 12: 30+ Ag 70 Dentistry Method for finding potential applicants for dentistry. E.I.Meir and Z.Sardi. J Dent Educ 34: 93-102 S 70 More blacks for dentistry. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 5: 1 D 70 Medical records American Medical Record Association statement on pro- gression. Med Rec News 41: 35 F 70 Registered record librarian-created film proves winner. K.A.Waters. Med Rec News 41: 52 O 70 Medicine Association of American Medical Colleges outlines plan for 200 per cent increase in minority MD students with- in five years. (N) Hospitals 44: 96 J1 16 70 My son thought he'd like to be a doctor,too. F.P.White. Med Econ 47: 250-1 O 26 70 Should your son become a doctor? Here's one test. C.D. Benton Jr. Med Econ 47: 247+ O 26 70 Nursing AHA salutes hospital schools of nursing with Tournament of Roses Parade float. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) News- letter Hosp Sch Nursing 3: 1-2 D 14 70 AHA to salute schools of nursing with Tournament of Roses float. (N) Hospitals 44: 98 D 1 70; parade riders chosen. (N) 103 D 16 70 Abbott-Northwestern aids disadvantaged students: Min- neapolis. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2062+ O 70 Anatomy of a campaign: why do girls and boys become nurses? D.Evagorou. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 421 Ap 2 70 Aspirations: fulfilled or forgotten? C.F.Elton and H.A. Rose. Nursing Res 19: 72-5 Ja-F 70 Career commitment: students' reasons for choosing nurs- ing careers. T.Connelly Jr. Hospitals 44: 142+ Ag 16 70 Cooperation keynotes successful statewide student nurse recruitment campaign: Michigan. AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 My 18 70 Decision to reactivate nursing career. V.Cleland and others. Nursing Res 19: 446-52 S-O 70 Devalued student nurse. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 12 Ag 7 70 Direct-mail campaign solves recruitment problem for Memorial Hospital,Roxborough School of Nursing,Phila- delphia. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 2 Ag 10 70 Expansion: new youth for nursing. J.Scheinfeldt and S.R. Palmer. Amer J Nursing 70: 1713-7 Ag 70 Experimental black recruitment program to be launched in Western Pennsylvania. AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) News- letter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 Mr 23 70 Federal grant launches nurse-recruitment program for the disadvantaged in Cleveland. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 F 9 70 Hospital Association of Pennsylvania campaigns to fill hospital schools of nursing. AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) News- letter Hosp Sch Nursing 3: 1-2 S 21 70 Hospital schools use advertising campaign to stress prestige and relevancy of professional nursing. AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 Ag 24 70 How not to obtain student nurses. J.Hall. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 145-8 (suppl) O 1 70; 149-50 (suppl) O 8 70; 164 (suppl) O 29 70 Long-range plan developed to support hospital schools of nursing. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1 J1 27 70 More men in nursing: retiring policemen and firemen recruited for nurses training—City University of New York. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2:2 J1 13 70 Motivation to enter nursing: eligible applicants to nurs- ing schools in Israel—1968. O.Weiss. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 135-51 Ag 70 National League for Nursing board endorses open curricu- lum in nursing. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 443-4 Mr 70 Nightingales from Yellow Birds. M.S.Vickery. Amer J Nursing 70: 2158-9 O 70 Nurse recruitment advertising. D. K. Richard son. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 447 Ap 2 70 Nursing educators work together in Worcester County, Mass. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 2 Ja 12 70 Nursing recruitment: Brackenridge Hospital School of Nursing. A.C.Touchet. Tex Hosp 26: 20+ Ag 70 Old policemen don't fade away; they become RNs—New York City. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 136 Ag 70 Recruiting: nurse-power is the answer. J.K.Taylor. RN 33: 61-3 Ap 70 Recruitment: are we going about it in the right way? C.T. Wilson and others. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 125-7 (suppl) Ag 27 70 Recruitment tactics: Union Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, Baltimore. A.S.Heasley. Nursing Outlook 18: 36-7 My 70 Re-entry fever—its symptoms and cure. P.A.Butler. RN 33: 83 Ja 70 Role playing—effective way to introduce nursing careers to youngsters. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 2 S 8 70 School nurses seen as aides in careers recruiting. (N) Hospitals 44: 121 F 16 70 'Show-off students: Hackensack (N.J.) Hospital School of Nursing. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 3: 1-2 O 5 70 Student nurse on experimental courses—attitudes toward nursing as a career. A.Singh. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 201— 21 N 70 Student recruitment fair covers all New England. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2512+ D 70 What does career mean to a nursing student nearing graduation? B.Davis. Tex Hosp 26: 16+ Je 70 "White uniform"—paint it pretty. A.M.Kamp. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 68-9 Je 70 Occupational therapy Descriptive study of educational needs and career block- ages. L.Biers and J.F.Murphy. Amer J Occup Therapy 24:196-200 Ap 70 Social service New careers movement and social change. P.A.Kurzman. Soc Casework 51: 22-7 Ja 70 (Carpets«, See: Floors—Carpets) (Casework. See: Social service dept.) (Cash receipts. See: Accounting—Accounts receivable) (Casts and cast rooms. See: Orthopedic hospitals and depts.—Fracture service) (Casualties. See: Civil defense; Disaster service; Emergency care) (Cataloging,Library. See: Library service—Automation; Library service—Technical processes) (Catastrophic health insurance. See: Health insurance. Comprehensive) CATHOLIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Abortion is no solution to over-population: CHA state- ment. Cath Hosp (Can) 1: 6 S 70 CHA convention report: 1970. Hosp Progress 51: 51-74 Ag 70 CHA names new director: Sister Mary Maurita Sengelaub. (N) Hospitals 44: 129 J1 1 70 Guidelines on the responsibilities functions and selec- tion criteria for boards of trustees. Hosp Progress 51: 35-46 F 70 Major issues facing Catholic hospitals and the CHA today, (interview) Sr.M.M.Sengelaub. Hosp Progress 51: 24-8 Ag 70 Patient revolt not only possible,it's here,head of con- sumer group warns at CHA meeting. (N) Hospitals 44: 129-30 J1 1 70 Statement of principles on the integration of medical staff activities into the management of the total hospital operation: Catholic Hospital Association Board of Trustees. Hosp Progress 51: 92-3 My 70 CATHOLIC HOSPITALS Catholic hospitals must serve community. Sr.Judith Marie. Cath Hosp (Can) 1: 3 S 70 Catholic hospitals' status as public foundations. G.E. Reed. Hosp Progress 51: 11-12 O 70 Changing neighborhoods: the challenge to Catholic hospi- tals to stay. E.V.Ellis. Hosp Progress 51: 38-43 Ja 70 Congregation reorganizes its hospitals' corporate struc- tures: Sisters of the Holy Cross. Sr.Olivia Marie. Hosp Progress 51: 66-9 Mr 70 Establishing a department of religion in a non-Catholic community. Sr.Judith Marie. Hosp Progr 51: 54-5 Ap 70 Fewer hospitals. (N) Can Doctor 36: 34 O 70 Four options for cooperation: implications for Catholic hospitals. J.Bieter. Hosp Progress 51: 64+ Mr 70 Future of the small Catholic hospital. L.C.Pullen. Hosp Progress 51: 56-63 Mr 70 How much for sisters' maintenance? G.T.Cowan. Hosp Progress 51: 6-8 N 70 Legal analysis of the ownership and corporate control of Catholic hospitals. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 92 + O 70 Major issues facing Catholic hospitals and the Catholic Hospital Association today, (interview) Sr.M.M. Sengelaub. Hosp Progress 51: 24-8 Ag 70 Medico-Moral Guide stresses conscience dictates. Rev.J.G.LeMarier. Cath Hosp (Can) No.6: 5 J1 70; new approach to morality. 7-8 S 70 Preserving the Catholic spirit in the hospital. Cardinal George Flahiff. Cath Hosp (Can) No.4: 5-7 Mr 70 Proprietary chain buys 500-bed Louisville hospital: St. Joseph Infirmary. (N) Hospitals 44: 132 J1 1 70 Questions about department of religion guidelines. (Q&A) Rev.M .J.McManus. Hosp Progr 51: 6-8 Ap 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 15 CATHOLIC HOSPITALS Religious personnel: a look to the future. Sr.G.O'Meara. Hosp Progress 51: 62-7 D 70 Sister-visitor programs. (Q&A) M.E.Davis. Hosp Progress 51: 6 Je 70 Theologian doubts abortion laws will close Catholic hos- pitals. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 12 Ag 70 Top management compensation in Catholic-sponsored hospitals. E.J.Spillane. Hosp Progress 51: 54-61 D 70 (Censuspatient. See: Hospital and health facilities— Utilization—Beds) (Central nursing schools. See: Nursing education Under- graduate—Central schools) CENTRAL SERVICE DEPT. (See also: Centralization of services—Pharmacy-central service; Disposable goods; Gloves; Materials manage- ment; Plastic materials; Shared services—Central serv- ice; Sterilization; Thermometers,Clinical; Ultrasonic cleaning) Administration Advisory committee improves central service. (PM) M.J. Tomlinson. Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 1-2 N 70 Hospital mergers and central service. Sr.L.Thome. Hosp Manage 109: 67-8 Mr 70 Organizing a distribution system. J.Rindos. Hosp Manage 109: 63 F 70 Supplies-on-wheels boost income,cut pilferage: General Hospital of Monroe County,East Stroudsburg,Pa . Mod Hosp 115: 107-9 S 70 Aseptic technic Aseptic management of disposables. R.E.Burgess. Hosp Top 48: 95+ Ja 70 Infectiosity and the central service worker. J.T.Hicks. Hosp Manage 109: 40-2 Ja 70; 60-2 F 70 Microbiological contamination control in hospitals: roles of central service and the laundry. V.W.Greene. Hos- pitals 44: 98+ Ja 1 70 Microbiological study of hospital cloth surgical packs prior to sterilization. R.S.Lloyd and others. Health Lab Sci 7: 69-75 Ap 70 Quality control and sterile products. J.L.Bassen. Hospitals 44: 81-2 S 16 70 Costs Cost allocation system described. L.C.Dearing. Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 4 D 70 New technique for central supply and pharmacy cost find- ing. B.D.Myles. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 22-3 N 70 Economies Sterile tray inventory control. G.E.Spaulding. Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 6 J1 70 Equipment and supplies Purchasing: art turned profession. Charts compare central service supplies. S.L.Hermann. Hosp Top 48: 121-4 F 70 Space saver peg board in central service. (N) Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 4 Mr 70 Industrial engineering Central service: work measurement. R.Larsen. Hospitals 44: 78+ F 16 70 Decentralized utensil processing. T.D.Wasson. Hos- pitals 44: 90+ Ja 1 70 Disposable operating room packs. J.Spivack and D.S. Watt. Hospitals 44: 105+ J1 1 70 Irrigating solutions: inplant production or commercial service? D.A.Folker. Hospitals 44: 72+ N 16 70 Method improvement: machines ,equipment,and opera- tions. Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 1-2 Mr 70 Treatment tray cost study. P.F.Slowiak. Hosp Manage 109: 47+ Mr 70 Work diary can be tool for improved time management. J.E.Christie. Mod Hosp 114: 124 F 70 Personnel Central sterile service staff learns 'hospitalese' to ful- fill their aspiration to 'work smarter': Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Amer Hosp Prof 6: 11 Ja 70 Certification program: International Association of Hos- pital Central Service Management. Hosp Manage 109: 51 Je 70 Problems in working with nonprofessional personnel. Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 5 D 70 Training medical supply technicians: report on a pilot study. E.Zimmerman. Hosp Top 48: 97-8 S 70 Training orthopedic aides. W.Boger. Hosp Top 48: 70-1 D 70 Planning Introduction to central sterile supply department planning. J.Sims. Hosp Int (Engl) 4: 14-15 Je 70 Northern General Hospital: operating theatres and central sterile supply department. Hosp Building Eng 3:20+ J1 70 Ulster Hospital: central sterile supplies department. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 147 My-Ap 70 Prepackaging Central sterile supply department and the nurse: pre- packaging. M.M.Jenkins. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 517-20 Ap 23 70; 557-61 Ap 30 70; 593-9 My 7 70; 619- 23 My 14 70; 650-3 My 21 70; 688-92 My 28 70; 722-4 Je 4 70; 744-8 Je 11 70; 777-9 Je 18 70 Choose packaging materials for these characteristics. F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 115: 92 D 70 Distilled water bottles for oxygen trays. G.Clark. Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 2 Je 70 (Pt 1) How to prepare,process and store sterile packs. J.E. Christie and F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 115: 130 S 70 New and improved sterilization and set-up technique for the operating room. O.Swenson and L.Grana. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 17-22 Mr 70 Nylon film can be sealed with autoclave tape. M .Asling and E.Oke. Hosp Admin Can 12: 46 D 70 Procedures Central service: supply—processing—distribution. D.J. Dryan. Hosp Manage 110: 53-5 N 70 Establishing a pickup and delivery schedule for the cen- tral service department. M.E.Reilly. Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 5-6 J1 70 How to store and maintain traction frames. R.Carlson and F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 115: 112 O 70 Principles of labeling: report of a workshop. K.M.Brown. Hosp Manage 110: 55 S 70 Records and reports Central service index. L.Blackburn. Hosp Manage 110: 56 S 70 Checklist keeps track of central service safety policies. J.E.Christie and F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 114: 138 Je 70 Master filing system: central service. Sr.M.A.Weber. Hosp Manage 109: 50 Je 70 Where does all the money go? H.LeBrun. Hosp Manage 110: 81+ O 70 Responsibilities Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and central service. N. Kelley and S.Mason. Hosp Manage 110: 45-8 J1 70 Central service by any other name would function as well. F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 115: 112 N 70 Central service—service department or supply depot? D.Charter. Can Hosp 47: 88-91 O 70 Central sterile supply—retrospect and prospect. J.M. Talbot. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 144-5 Mr-Ap 70 Changing concept of the total team: central service. N. Wright. Hosp Manage 110: 54-5 S 70 Checklist shows how to avoid fire and accident In central service. J.E.Christie and F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 115: 107 J1 70 Doctor's complaint plus central service cooperation equals improvement. J.E.Christie. Mod Hosp 114: 122 Ap 70 Necessary link: central service. W.Boger. Hosp Top 48: 97-101 Je 70 Teach new nurses what central service is and how to use it. J.E.Christie. Mod Hosp 114: 114 Ja 70 Trends Central service manager in tomorrow's hospital. K.Acker. Hosp Top 48: 107-10 J1 70 What's in the future for central service? J.Battaglia. Hosp Manage 110: 59-60 Ag 70 CENTRALIZATION OF SERVICES (See also: Central service dept.; Materials management) Pharmacy-central service Central supply services go hand-in-hand with all Rx services. G.D.Denmark. Pharm Times 36: 25-7 O 70 (Cerebral palsy care. See: Rehabilitation service—Cerebral palsied) (Ceremonies. See: Anniversaries and special occasions; Canada Hospital Day; Dedications; Holiday obser- vances; National Hospital Week; National Nursing Home Week; Open house) (Certification. See: Interns and residents—Foreign medi- cal graduates; Licensure and regulation; Medicare— Certification; and the subhead Personnel under hospitals and depts.) (Ghain hospitals. See: Branch hospitals; Proprietary facilities—Chain) CHAPELS (See also: Religion) Hospital chapel: Scalebor Park Hospital. Hospital (Lon- don) 66: 316 S 70 CHAPLAINCY SERVICE (See also: Religion) American Protestant Hospital Association obtains impor- tant clarification of hospital chaplains' social security status. (N) Hospitals 44: 134 J1 1 70 Another kind of ombudsman: the "crisis minister" in the emergency room. R.Cavalier. Mod Hosp 114: 94-5 Ja 70 Chaplain service—a new concept. Rev.A.Tipping. Cath Hosp (Can) 1: 1+ S 70 Chaplains and long-term care: scope of potential serv- ices. M.Mitchel. Hospitals 44: 36-9 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Church of England chaplains. S.Campy. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 21 Ag 14 70 Clergyman as an allied health professional. R.A.Gregg and Rev.P.W.Aitken. J Rehabil 36: 37-9 Jl-Ag 70 Department of religion administrative manual. Sr.M.R. Lang. Hosp Progress 51: 88-92 Ag 70 Dynamics of a department of pastoral care: Hospital of St.Raphael,New Haven,Conn. Rev.D.A.Morrison. Hosp Progress 51: 94+ My 70 Establishing a department of religion in a non-Catholic community. Sr.Judith Marie. Hosp Progr 51: 54-5 Ap 70 Future of spiritual care in the hospital. C.E.Hall. Bull/ Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 34: 12-15 Spr 70 Holistic view of man—fantasy or fact? O.R.Fitzgerald. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 574-5 O 70 Hospital chaplain service in Alberta; R.G.Aman. Cath Hosp (Can) No.5: 7 My 70; No.6: 7-8 J1 70 Hospital chaplains not covered under the Social Security Act. (N) Hosp Top 48: 21-2 Mr 70 Hospital chaplain's use of the consultation report. Rev.A.P.Byers. J Pastoral Care 24: 122-6 Je 70 Laborer is worthy of his hire. Rev.J.Schaefer. J Pastoral Care 24: 243-5 D 70 On being a pastor to the mentally retarded. Rev.H.W. Stubblefield. J Pastoral Care 24: 98-108 Je 70 Pastoral care: another dimension in healing. Rev.R. Newsham. Cath Hosp (Can) 1: 4 S 70 Professional chaplain and patient care. C.C.Rasche. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 33: 18-19 Ja 70 Public health nurse and the parish minister. Rev.C.R.M. Wilson. Can J Public Health 61: 112-4 Mr-Ap 70 Questions about department of religion guidelines. (Q&A) Rev.M .J.McManus. Hosp Progr 51: 6-8 Ap 70 St.Joseph's,Burbank,pastoral care department. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 93 Je 70 'Whole man' treated by hospital clerics. J.B.Moring. US Med 6: 2+ Je 15 70 Why should administrators support pastoral service in the hospital? B.L.P.Brosseau. Can Hosp 47: 42-3 Mr 70 Psychiatric service Clergyman's role and community mental health. W.G. Scarlett. Ment Hyg 54: 378-81 J1 70 Liturgical worship in a state hospital. J.L.Travis. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 237-8 J1 70 Partners in ministering—a psychiatrist and a pastor, N.M.Streeter and W.E.Owens. Community Ment Health J 6: 292-9 Ag 70 Theological strategy of a British pastoral training course. R.A.Lamboume. J Pastoral Care 24: 227-32 D 70 (Charging systems. See: Accounting—Accounts receivable; Admitting and discharge—Records and reports) (Charter. See: Laws and legislation—Incorporation) (Charting. See: Medical records dept.—Patient records— Nurses' notes) CHEST SURVEYS (See also: Admitting and discharge—Routine examina- tions—X-ray; Radiation hazards) British ending mobile chest x-ray program. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36 Ja 70 Case grows for curbing curbside x-rays. Med World News 11: 19-20 Ap 17 70 Decline in statewide mobile x-ray programs to detect tuberculosis. R.Tizes and C.W.Tizes. Public Health Rep 85: 901-4 O 70 Mass x-ray to be phased into hospital service. (N) Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 67 Ja-F 70 (Chief of service. See: Medical staff—Services—Chiefs) (Chief of staff. See: Medical staff—Organization—Chief of staff) (Child abuse. See: Pediatric hospitals and depts.— Res pons ibilities) (Child care. See: Pediatric care) (Child guidance clinics. See: Mental health—Clinics, Community—Child guidance) (Children's hospitals and depts. See: Pediatric hospitals and depts.) (Chiropody in hospitals. See: Podiatry in (Chiropractors. See: Practitioners) (Christmas in the hospital. See: Holiday observances) 16 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 CIVIL RIGHTS CHRONIC ILLNESS CARE (See also: Geriatric care; Home care—Chronic; Rehabil- itation service—Chronic) Changing prospects for children with hemophilia. K.M. Brinkhous. Children 17: 222-7 N-D 70 Cutting the cost of hemophilia: two regimens control bleeding episodes without hospitalization. Med World News 11: 30A+ Ja 2 70 Decision: a person with a degenerative disease decides it is time to go into a nursing home. J.H.Hudson. Amer J Nursing 70: 768-9 Ap 70 Floor meetings: a way to satisfy basic emotional needs of long-term patients and staff. L.J.Novick. Hospitals 44: 91+ Mr 16 70 Health maintenance service for chronically ill patients: New York Hospital-Comell Medical Center. M.K.Wang. Amer J Public Health 60: 713-21 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Home transfusion for patients with hemophilia A. S.F. Rabiner and M.C.Telfer. New Engl J Med 283: 1011-5 N 5 70 (ed p.1051-2) Medical care costs of the disabled. H.P.Brehm and R.H. Cormier. Soc Secur Bull 33: 21+ J1 70 Program for the care of patients with chronic diseases: neighborhood clinics staffed by public health nurses. J.W.Runyan Jr.and others. J Amer Med Ass 211: 476-9 Ja 19 70 Social disengagement in chronically ill patients. D.L. Reed. Nursing Res 19: 109-15 Mr-Ap 70 Under-utilization of extended care facilities of hospitals in Kentucky. H.Riddle. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 45-6 Ja 70 CHRONIC ILLNESS HOSPITALS AND DEPTS. (See also: Federal aid; Geriatric hospitals and depts.; Medicare; Nursing homes) Care beyond acute general hospital: annual administra- tive review. H.J.Russell and M.V.Wells. Hospitals 44: 56-9 Ap 1 70 Metropolitan Hospital for Extended Care, (ed) O.B. Hunter Jr. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 647-8 N 70 Private money bringing giant extended care facility to heart of Newark. Mod Nursing Home 25: 43 S 70 Survey of long-stay hospitals in Wales. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 104-5 Mr-Ap 70 Why a pediatric convalescence hospital? R.C.Pinson. Ohio State Med J 66: 931-2 S 70 Administration Extended care facilities and hospitals: hospitals influ- ence ECF operation. H.J.Mast. Hospitals 44: 64-7 J1 16 70 Hospitals and extended care facilities. L.E.Weeks. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 87-95 Win 70 Legal aspects 'Convalescent units' exempt from National Labor Rela- tions Act if they are operated by a nonprofit hospital. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3-4 Je 70 (Pt 1) Planning Extended care facility: Olive View Medical Center,Los Angeles County. Hospitals 44: 22+ D 16 70 Responsibilities Long-stay hospitals in Wales. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 60-1 Ja 9 70 Mental health specialist as consultant in a chronic dis- ease hospital. D.Stanton and H.J.Vetter. Psychiat Quart Suppl 42: 282-96 No.2 68 Use of easily obtained pre-coded data in screening applicants to a long-term care facility. S.Sherwood and C.S.Feldman. Gerontologist 10: 182+ Aut 70 (Pt 1) Statistics Casualties of our time: social and technological changes produce new sources of death and disability which raise public issues. A.B.Ford. Science 167: 256-63 Ja 16 70 Dynamics of a long-stay mental hospital population. K.W.Cross and others. Brit J Prev Soc Med 24: 177-81 Ag 70 Pathology diagnosed in 1,000 consecutive admissions to an extended care facility. H.Behneman and W.J.Bauer. Nursing Homes 19: 37-9 Ap 70 Trends New medical market segment of the future: the parahos- pital. Mod Med Top 31: 1-3 Ja 70; 1-3 F 70 Volunteer service Extended care offers broad variety of creative service opportunities. D.B.Miller. Volunteer Leader 11: 7-12 My 70 CHRONIC ILLNESS NURSING Family of the patient with long-term illness. N.J. Gaspard. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 77-84 Mr 70 Integrated chronic illness nursing care study. E.Lenz and E.C.Bauer. Nursing Outlook 18: 36-7 J1 70 Nursing in a long-term care facility. L.Zeffaro. J Pract Nursing 20: 35+ O 70 Decubitus ulcer care Air-fluidized bed: a new concept in the treatment of decubitus ulcers. J.S.Harvin and T.S.Hargest. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 181-7 Mr 70 Bedsores—the missing links? P.T.Lowthian . Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1454-8 N 12 70 Hyperbaric healing of bedsores. Med World News 11: 20- 1 S 18 70 Improvised cushions to help prevent decubitus ulcers. R.A.Blass. Amer J Nursing 70: 2605 D 70 Launderable shearlings. W.F.Happich and others. Hos- pitals 44: 112-5 Ja 1 70 New system for supporting the patient in the management of decubitus ulcer: preliminary report. N.M.Rowan. J Amer Geriat Soc 18: 421-4 My 70 New washable woolskins. M.A.Brownlowe and others. Amer J Nursing 70: 2368-70 N 70 Pressure sores—their cause,prevention,and treatment. A.S.Dowling. Maryland State Med J 19: 131-4 Je 70 Protective device for a decubitus ulcer. F .S.Blumenthal and J.Wanchik. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 51: 611-3 O 70 (Church-affiliated hospitals. See: Catholic hospitals; Protestant hospitals) (Circulation of library materials. See: Library service— Reference and circulation) (Circulatory areas. See: Traffic areas) CITIZENS' BOARD OF INQUIRY INTO HEALTH SERVICES FOR AMERICANS 2 new organizations speak for the patient. W.G. Magnuson and J.Carper. aiD 5: 2 Ja 70 CITY-COUNTY HOSPITALS (See also: County hospitals; Government hospitals; Municipal hospitals) Can it be true? This big city hospital has new leaders, new money,new hope: San Francisco General Hospital. H.L.Lewis and S.Erickson. Mod Hosp 114: 82-5 Je 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: Denver. D.L. Cowen. Hospitals 44: 61-4 J1 1 70 Legal aspects San Francisco: anatomy of a non-strike. A.Bottone. New Physician 19: 833-6 O 70 (ed p.821) CIVIL DEFENSE (See also: Disaster service) Community organization Emergency hospitals Cumberland Medical Center uses packaged disaster hos- pital in emergency: Crossville,Tenn. W.H.Armes Jr. and others. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 743 S 70 Disaster preparedness in Georgia. V.B.Williams. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 282-3 J1 70 Florida's coastal hospitals: disaster conscious and pre- pared. W.H.Hamlin. J Florida Med Ass 57: 44-5 F 70 Packaged disaster hospitals to Nigeria. (N) Public Health Rep 85: 239 Mr 70 Staff assembles emergency unit in special training exer- cise. D.C.Lee. Hosp Top 48: 65+ F 70 Use of the packaged disaster hospital in Nigeria. R.L. Price. Public Health Rep 85: 659-65 Ag 70 What the operating room is like in a packaged disaster hospital. Resident Staff Physician 16: 32A+ Ap 70 Fallout protection Personal survival supplies in community fallout shelters in a nuclear emergency situation. J.A.Hammes and others. J Clin Psychol 26: 237-9 Ap 70 CIVIL RIGHTS Benjamin Rush and the Negro. B.L.Plummer. Amer J Psychiat 127: 793-8 D 70 Black family struggles to aid sick and poor: Johnson Rehabilitation Nursing Home,Chicago. G.W.Downey. Mod Nursing Home 25: 38-42 S 70 (ed p.37) Black psychiatry one year after Miami. C.M.Pierce. J Nat Med Ass 62: 471-3 N 70 Future of medicine and the recruitment and education of minority groups in health fields. J.Whittico Jr. Amer J Med Technol 36: 84-90 F 70 Healing professions in a period of revolutionary change. R.C.Thomas. J Nat Med Ass 62: 350-2 S 70 Implications of white racism for social wor'k practice. B.E.Shannon. Soc Casework 51: 270-6 My 70 Louisiana legislature rejects repeal of blood labeling by race. (N) Hosp Pract 5: 28-9 O 70 Medicine in the black community. O.J.Jackson and W. Nixon. Calif Med 113: 57-61 O 70 (ed p.49-50) Minority groups get a helping hand: National Medical Association Foundation. Cross-Reference Careers 5: 3-5 O 70 New program to aid minority groups enter health field. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 2 J1 27 70 Note on prejudice in prospective professional helpers. H.G.Richek. Nursing Res 19: 172-5 Mr-Ap 70 Race relations: a call for action. E.M.White. Nursing Outlook 18: 31-3 Mr 70 Racially rationed health. Time 95: 90-1 Ap 6 70 Racism and health in Greene County,Alabama. C.L. Marshall. J Nat Med Ass 62: 109-14 Mr 70 Sensitivity training: awareness sessions teach hospital employes to recognize their biases—St.Joseph Hospi- tal,Chicago. Mod Hosp 115: 29-30 N 70 Medical staff Association of American Medical Colleges outlines plan for 200 per cent increase in minority MD students with- in five years. (N) Hospitals 44: 96 J1 16 70 Black community to have medical school: Watts-Willow- brook area of Los Angeles. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1632+ Ag 70 Black MDs now welcome—but some balk. Med World News 11: 22 My 15 70 Black physician in America. W.M.Cobb. New Physician 19: 912-6 N 70 Black physician in the 1970s. C.R.Wharton Jr. J Nat Med Ass 62: 421-5 N 70 Color of medicine: Hugh G.Bell. H.M.Salkind. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4:26+ Sum 70 Colour in Rhodesia, (ed) Brit Med J 1: 705 Mr 21 70 Dimensions of institutional racism in psychiatry. M. Sabshin and others. Amer J Psychiat 127: 787-93 D 70 Doctors of the people,by the people,for the people: a bold proposal for minority recruitment and medical edu- cation. J.Daugirdas. New Physician 19: 908-11 N 70 Expanding educational opportunities in medicine for blacks and other minority students. B.W.Nelson and others. J Med Educ 45: 731-6 O 70 Games black physicians have to play. L.W.Cobbs. Hosp Physician 6: 42+ D 70 Hospital facing civil rights charge: Jefferson County Hos- pital,Fayette, Miss. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 54 S 70 Is Association of American Medical Colleges marking time on minorities? Med World News 11: 21 N 6 70 Maintaining standards of medical education: problems in- volved while increasing the proportion of students from minority groups. D.B.Dove. J Amer Med Ass 213: 599- 601 J1 27 70 Medical staff membership: more a right than a privilege? A.H.Bernstein. Hospitals 44: 139+ F 1 70 Medical staff privileges and civil rights: Florida. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2 Ap 70 (Pt 1); part two. 4 J1 70 Minority admissions: the medical educational establish- ment called to task. D.B.Dove. New Physician 19: 902- 7 N 70 Minority enrollment in U.S.medical schools,1969-70 compared to 1968-69. D.B.Dove. J Med Educ 45: 179— 81 Mr 70 More blacks for dentistry. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 5: 1 D 70 Pittsburgh dilemma—the black physician. E.B.Smith. J Nat Med Ass 62: 86 Ja 70 Position paper on admissions to the University of Minne- sota Medical School. W.D.Brown Jr. J Nat Med Ass 62: 468-9 N 70 Possible problems of the black student-physician in the Harvard "community." J.C.Norman. J Nat Med Ass 62: 162-4 Mr 70 Problems of black psychiatric residents in white training institutes. B.E.Jones and others. Amer J Psychiat 127: 798-803 D 70 Research and careers for blacks, (ed) C.M.Pierce. Amer J Psychiat127: 817-8 D 70 Spanish-speaking patients—only English allowed: Mercy Hospital,Miami,Fla. Med World News 11: 30C+ S 18 70 Where doctors stand on minority involvement in medicine. R.L.Peck. Hosp Physician 6: 62-5 S 70 White psychiatrists' racism in referral practices to black psychiatrists. P.A.Harrison and H.F.Butts. J Nat Med Ass 62: 278-82 J1 70 Whites at Howard University leam how it is. Med World News 11: 18+ D 18 70 Women MDs join the fight. Med World News 11: 22-8 O 23 70 Nurses Black nurse and nursing goals. M.K.Staupers, J Nat Med Ass 62: 304-5 J1 70 Breakthrough in Minnesota: helping minority group mem- bers become nurses. J.A.Yates. Amer J Nursing 70: 563- 5 Mr 70 Educational problems of minority group nurses. L.H. Harvey. Nursing Outlook 18: 48-50 S 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 17 CIVIL RIGHTS Experimental black recruitment program to be launched in Western Pennsylvania. AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) News- letter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 Mr 23 70 My enigma: children and questions of race—confessions of a black nurse. P.M .Spaulding. Amer J Nursing 70: 304-5 F 70 Samoans in stateside nursing. J.Ablon. Nursing Outlook 18: 32-3 D 70 262 nursing aides to get $65,000 back wage payment. (N) Hospitals 44: 119 N 16 70 Patients Cairo physician denies charges of lack of medical serv- ices. (N) 111 Med J 137: 277 Mr 70 Dimensions of institutional racism in psychiatry. M. Sabshin and others. Amer J Psychiat 127: 787-93 D 70 'Emergency' Medicare and desegregation: subterfuge ends. Hosp Pract 5: 17+ Ja 70 Maryland's mental hospitals six years after desegrega- tion. Maryland State Med J 19: 103 O 70 Patients' right to vote. A.M.Wellner and L.S.Gaines. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 163-4 My 70 Problems of black psychiatric residents in white training institutes. B.E.Jones and others. Amer J Psychiat 127: 798-803 D 70 Struggle for patients' rights in a state hospital: Connec- ticut. L.C.Suchotliff and others. Ment Hyg 54: 230-40 Ap 70 Unanticipated consequences of the case-finding system in hospital social service. B.G.Berkman and H.Rehr. Soc Work 15: 63-8 Ap 70 Urban setting: the black city dweller—mental health needs and services. A.Allen. Rhode Island Med J 53: 267+ My 70 Personnel "Alarming lack" of black administrators confirmed, (ed) Mod Nursing Home 25: 37 S 70 Court allows ability tests that are not job-related. (N) Hosp Personnel Dir Newsletter 6: 1-2 Ap 70 Department of Labor files wage discrimination suit against East Dallas Hospital. (N) Hospitals 44: 31 Ja 1 70 Equal rights for women! Role of the professional manager in hospital foodservice. F.B.Floore. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 39+ Ap 70 Equal rights in health manpower: American Public Health Association resolution. Amer J Public Health 60: 181-2 Ja 70 Grievances: when the charge is discrimination. W.C. Thomas. Supervisory Manage 15: 7-10 F 70 Hire Indians, Metis or grants in jeopardy Saskatchewan hospitals warned. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 17 D 70 Minority youth introduced to administration careers. (N) Hospitals 44: 96 J1 16 70 Record-keeping changes made under age discrimination act. (N) Hosp Personnel Dir Newsletter 6: 2 Ap 70 Rulings undermine charitable immunity,uphold rights of employes and minors. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 114: 60+ Ap 70 Social work in a black community hospital: its implica- tions for the profession—Harlem Hospital,New York City. M.V.Russell. Amer J Public Health 60: 704-12 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Supreme Court refuses to review first equal pay case. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2 J1 70 Women at work—reducing discrimination: role of the Equal Pay Act. R.D.Moran. Mon Labor Rev 93: 30-4 Je 70 Work of hospital maids held equal to work of porters. (N) Hospitals 44: 123 My 16 70 (Claims for damages. See: Insurance—Liability; Liability; and the subhead Legal aspects under pertinent headings) (Classification of library materials. See: Library service— Technical processes) (Cleaning methods. See: Housekeeping dept.—Cleaning methods) (Clerkships,Clinical. See: Interns and residents—Clinical clerkships) (Clinical equipment. See: Equipment—Clinical) (Clinical laboratories. See: Laboratories,Clinical) (Clinical nursing specialists. See: Nursing service dept.— Staffing—Clinical specialists) (Clinical psychology. See: Psychology,Clinical) (Clinical records. See: Medical records dept.—Patient records; and the subhead Records and reports under hospitals and depts.) (Clinical thermometers. See: Thermometers,Clinical) (Clinics. See: Group practice; Mental health—Clinics, Community; Outpatient dept.—Clinics) (Closed panel practice of medicine. See: Health insurance, Voluntary—Nonprofit—Group practice; Health insur- ance, Voluntary—Nonprofit—Labor-management; and special plans such as Permanente Plan) (Closing of hospitals. See: Hospital and health facilities— Discontinuance) (Clothing for the handicapped. See: Rehabilitation centers, hospitals and depts.—Equipment and supplies— Patients') (Coal. See: Fuel—Coal) (Cobalt therapy. See: Radiology dept.—Radioisotopes) (Codes,Press. See: News media relations—Codes) (Coffee shops. See: Shops—Snack) (Collection. See: Credit and collection) (Collective bargaining. See: Personnel administration— Unions and collective bargaining) COLLEGE OF AMERICAN PATHOLOGISTS CAP statement to the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Sub- committee. C.A.McWhorter. Pathologist 24: 219-27 J1 70 (Collegiate nursing schools. See: Nursing education,Under- graduate—Collegiate) COLOR (See also: Decoration) Ceramic tile and color. K.E.Froberg. Building Oper Man- age 17: 48-50 My 70 Choosing wall colors. (Q&A) E.Salerno. Executive Housekeeper 17: 78 My 70 Color has a powerful subliminal influence on everything. S.P.Papadatos. Contract 11: 8 O 70 Functional Colored corridor helps patients learn to walk: Grant Hospital,Chicago. Mod Hosp 114: 114 Mr 70 System identifies fire-hazard areas. W.H.L.Dornette and L.A.Bartlett. Hosp Top 48: 31-3 J1 70 What pipe color-coding system would you suggest? (Q&A) R.T.Danks. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 3 S-O 70 Therapeutic How color affects patients' responses. H.Streufert and C.Streufert. Hosp Progr 51: 28+Ap 70 (Colostomy care. See: Rehabilitation service—Colostomy) (Commemorative stamps. See: Stamps,Commemorative) (Commercial health insurance. See: Health insurance. Voluntary—Commercial) (Commercial laundries. See: Laundries—Use of commercial laundry) COMMISSION ON FOREIGN MEDICAL GRADUATES Definitive Commission on Foreign Medical Graduates study report is expected. Amer Med News 13: 8-9 Je 22 70 Help for the foreign medical graduate. (N) Amer Fam Physician/GP 1: 29 My 70 (Commissioning a new hospital. See: Hospital and health facilities—Establishment) (Commissions,Health. See: Voluntary health agencies; and corporate names of individual commissions) (Commitment. See: Psychiatric hospitals—Admitting and discharge; Tuberculosis hospitals—Admitting and dis- charge) (Committees. See: Medical staff—Committees) (Commodes. See: Bath facilities and commodes) COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CARE (See also: Infection control; Linens—Contaminated; Poliomyelitis care) Role of hospital in smallpox outbreak in Kuwait. I.Arita and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1960-6 O 70 COMMUNICABLE DISEASE HOSPITALS AND DEPTS. (See also: Tuberculosis hospitals; Tuberculosis service in general hospitals) Administration Isolation unit in a general hospital. J.Jodais and H. Rothenberg. Hosp Manage 109: 25+ Mr 70 Aseptic technic Air curtain used at San Diego hospital intensive care unit. (N) Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 26 Ag 70 Airborne transmission of smallpox: outbreak of 20 cases in West German hospital. WHO (World Health Organ) Chron 24: 311-5 J1 70 Antibacterial plastic is latest tactic in control of infec- tion. J.L.Bach. Mod Hosp 114: 86-9 Je 70 Daily and terminal cleaning of gas gangrene isolation: award-winning essay. L.H.Damron. Executive House- keeper 17: 24-5 Ap 70. Condensed in Hospitals 44: 88- 9 My 1 70 Hospital-acquired herpes zoster following exposure to chickenpox. B.S.Berlin and T.Campbell. J Amer Med Ass 211: 1831-3 Mr 16 70 Hospital isolation procedures for wound infections. (Q&A) C. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1334 N 16 70 Isolation wall washing too much,too often. D.E.Cook. Executive Housekeeper 17: 40+ Mr 70 Nursing role in a specialized infection control unit. N .K .McDermott. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 113-21 Mr 70 Portable laminar-air-flow isolator. W.Z.Penland Jr.and S.Perry. Lancet 1: 174-6 Ja 24 70 Reverse isolation for cross-infection control. M.C. Sager. Executive Housekeeper 17: 52+Ag 70 Smallpox in the air: outbreak of smallpox in a West Ger- man hospital. Newsweek 76: 121-2 N 16 70 Ventilation and bacterial spread in hospital, (ed) Lancet 1: 183-4 Ja 24 70 Records and reports State requirements: diseases to report. W.E.Hassan Jr. Drug Top 114: 28+ Mr 16 70 Responsibilities Patients with common communicable diseases: preventive measures,treatment,and rehabilitation. S.T.Morrison and C.R.Arnold. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 143-55 Mr 70 (Communication in human relations. See: Human relations— Communication) COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (See also: Automation—Information systems; Materials management) Buyer's guide to a better intercom system. D.Whieldon. Med Econ 47: 112+ J1 20 70 Communication system funnels all emergency aid. (N) aiD 5: 17 O 70 Engineer improvises special switches for incapacitated patients. (N) Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 2 Mr-Ap 70 (Pt 1) Hospital emergency command system alerts staff,con- trols traffic. J.J.Nobel and R.Mosenkis. Hospitals 44: 130+ Ag 16 70 Important considerations in selecting nurse-call sys- tem. J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 56 F 70 On the selection of equipment: a manufacturer's dilemma. P.S.J.Spiers. Hospital (London) 66: 307-9 S 70 Radio and telephone system for multiple channel trans- mission of ECGs. P.W.Macfarlane and T.D.V.Lawrie. Brit Med J 3: 702-3 S 19 70 What it costs to communicate. J.Levin. Office 71: 59-63 Ap 70 Biomedical Commentary on the biomedical information system. J. Stokes III and R.M.Hayes. J Med Educ 45: 243-9 Ap 70 Communications network links medical libraries: Dallas. (N) Tex Med 66: 109+ Je 70 Computer communication system planned: Datran system. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36b Je 70 Cooperation moves ahead in the Southwest. S.T.Kee. Libr J 95: 1294-7 Ap 1 70 Indiana biomedical information program. V.L.Gillette and others. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 60-4 Ja 70 Information systems—new partners. G.H.Harmon. Spec Libraries 61: 119-21 Mr 70 Library participation in a biomedical communication and information network: State University of New York. W.E. Bridegam Jr.and E.Meyerhoff. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 103- 11 Ap 70 Medical centers communicate via satellite. Public Health Rep 85: 569 J1 70 'Medinfo'—simple as telephone. Amer Med News 13: 9+ Mr 2 70 Planning for on-line bibliographic access by the Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communications. D. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 303-10 J1 70 Providing medical information to physicians by telephone tapes. T.C.Meyer and others. J Med Educ 45: 1060-5 D 70 Psychology: apprehension over a new communications system. P.M.Boffey. Science 167: 1228-30 F 27 70 Transmission of information—new networks. D.M. Avedon. Spec Libraries 61: 115-8 Mr 70 TWX-computer link improves newborn care: Montreal Children's Hospital. (N) Can Hosp 47: 46 My 70 Radio Ambulance communications in a hurricane: New Orleans. aiD 5: 9-12 F 70 18 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 CONSENT, LEGAL Disaster radio net urged: St.Louis. (N) Amer Med News 13: 14 Ja 26 70 Emergency radio network: U.S.Department of Health, Education,and Welfare. (N) Hospitals 44: 71 F 16 70 Federal Communications Commission says medical soci- eties may operate radio units. (N) Amer Med News 13: 9 Ag 3 70 Helping hands save sight: amateur radio operators. Tex Hosp 26: 18 O 70 Hospital radio network studied. (N) J Okla State Med Ass 63: 229 My 70 Pocket radio communications study. Hosp Equip Supplies (London) 16: 57 Je 70 Pocketphones solve health problems in England. (N) Can Doctor 36: 22 Je 70 Radio telephones in health and welfare. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1251 Je 26 70 Radiotelemetering pill. (N) MD 14: 69 Ag 70 Sophisticated radio network successful: used for speed- way disaster. Hospitals 44: 46-9 D 1 70 Statewide emergency transportation/communications sys- tem: South Carolina. J Amer Ins 46: 4-5 My-Je 70 Two-way radio emergency system now functions in Mississippi. (N) Hosp Top 48: 18 Je 70 Why a hospital communications network? (ed) Hosp Forum (Calif) 12: 5 Ja 70 Signal Automation in onsite paging. C.J.F.Liebenrood. Hosp Eng (Engl) 24: 29-30 F 70 Telephone Central hospital's communication system. Can Hosp 47: 37-8 F 70 Computer system for cardiac diagnosis: University of Wisconsin Medical Center. (N) J Amer Geriat Soc 18: 922-3 N 70 Dial N for Nursing. S.S.Cooper and R.S.Lutze. Adult Leadership 19: 178+ D 70 Disaster line Installed at Wisconsin hospital: St.Joseph's Hospital,Marshfield, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 34 N 1 70 Economical long-distance telephoned electrocardiographs. (ed) G.Schreiber. Tex Med 66: 31-3 My 70 Hot line to dietary: how 51 hospitals In New York State share a party line for professionals. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 24-8 Ap 70 Houston hospital creates medical information aid: “Dial Access" system. (N) Tex Med 66: 6 Mr 70 Machine for the mute and deaf: Cyberphone. (N) Sci News 97: 345 Ap 4 70 MIST: (Medical Information Service via Telephone). M.S. Klapper. J Med Ass State Ala 40: 257+ O 70 Phone lectures link community hospitals to university centers. R.Dyment. Resident Staff Physician 16: 52+ Ag 70 Phones that don't ring: importance of connecting tele- phones to the emergency circuit. (C) D.S.Penny. Mod Hosp 115: 5 6 J1 70 Physicians phone for automatic medical advice. D.L. Fortney. Todays Health 48: 18-19 Mr 70 Private phones for internal traffic. J.E.Boisdorf. Office 71: 70+ F 70 Put "crisis intervention" clinics at hospitals .psycholo- gist urges: "hotline" services. (N) Mod Hosp U4: 162 My 70 Radio telephones in health and welfare. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1251 Je 26 70 Ringing the bell on telephone costs. D.J.Knowles and R.W.Payne. Hosp Admin Can 12: 43-4 Ag 70 Telelectures and tuberculosis. E.A.Regan and L.Haasch. Adult Leadership 18: 215+ Ja 70 Telephone/computer link for doctors. (N) Nursing Mirror 130: 45 Mr 6 70 Telephone's expanding role in health care. Osteopath Hosp 14: 16-17 My 70 Unique dial-a-tape service installed for Toledo area doctors and nurses. (N) Ohio State Med J 66: 314-5 Mr 70 WATS telephone therapy: new follow-up technique for alcoholics. R.J.Catanzaro and W.G.Green. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1024-7 Ja 70 Where joint consultations are a phone call away. R.M. Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 159 My 11 70 Winnipeg General Hospital using new device that pre- vents unauthorized phone calls. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36H F 70 Television Alabama hospitals develop medical television network. (N) Hospitals 44: 140 Mr 16 70 Cartridge education: electronic video recording. Can Hosp 47: 35+ F 70 Closed-circuit TV for hospitals—application and guide- lines. S.A.Agnello. Can Hosp 47: 31-4 F 70 Microwave transmission of chest roentgenograms. R.L.H. Murphy and others. Amer Rev Resp Dis 102: 771-7 N 70 Need a specialist? Tune him in on TV. A.Z.Baum. Med Econ 47: 177+ Ja 5 70 New system for diagnosis at a distance: the doctor in the TV set. (picture story) Life 69: 77-9 N 27 70 Psychiatric counseling available via closed-circuit tele- vision. (Idea forum) Hospitals 44: 20+ S 1 70 Satellite links US medicine with Europe. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 636-7 Ap 27 70 Tele-diagnosis: these patients tell the tube where it hurts—link between Boston airport and doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital. Mod Hosp 115: 85-7 N 70 Television doctor. (N) Hosp Eng (Engl) 24: 31 F 70 Tube Air-tube installation. Hosp Equip Supplies (London) 16: 5 J1 70 Automated communications and delivery system has in- creased pharmacy efficiency: St.John's Hospital,Joplin, Mo. J.P.Brasel. Hosp Manage 110: 36+ S 70 Down the hatch—Swedish style. T.Mallone. AIA (Amer Inst Architects) J 53: 54 Ja 70 Exposed unprocessed x-ray film conveyor. K. Frumkin-Reber. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 161 Ja 23 70 COMMUNITY AND THE HOSPITAL (See also: Films—Teaching—Community; Fund raising; Health education; Industry and the hospital; Opinion polls—Community; Planning, Area wide; Public health responsibility; Teaching function—Community) Anatomy of a hospital take-over: New York City's Lincoln Hospital. J.H .Goldberg. Med Econ 47: 156-7 D 7 70 Avert bomb threats by improving community relations. Public Relat Newsletter 19: 1-2 S 70 Changing urban scene: urban hospitals must work with the ghetto community. M.Zborowski. Hospitals 44: 33- 6 D 1 70 Club meeting is forum for community education. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 2 F 70 Communities and their expectations are not the same as they were 10 years ago. Mrs .N . Millham. Volunteer Leader 11: 14 F 70 Community action and self-help: tools for purposeful living. L.S.Romney. Nursing Homes 19: 32-5 Mr 70 Community health services in a voluntary hospital: a service director's point of view. L.J.Taubenhaus. Med Care 8: 247-51 My-Je 70 Community participation and control in health affairs: American Public Health Association resolution. Amer J Public Health 60: 180-1 Ja 70 Community participation and national health policy. J.W.V.Cordice Jr. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1025-7 D 70 Community relations: vital. Mich Hosp 6: 17+ F 70 Connecticut hospital sparks supplemental food program. J.L.O'Hagan and others. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 419-21 My 70 Court bars Young Lords from New York hospital. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 100 S 16 70 Demonstrators demand appointment of Puerto Rican hos- pital administrator: New York City's Lincoln Hospital. (N) Hospitals 44: 31 F 16 70 Discussions follow In wake of hospital building 'occupa- tion': Lincoln Hospital,New York City. (N) Hospitals 44: 19 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Drug addicts seeking medical care seize two wards of Harlem Hospital Center,New York City. (N) Hospitals 44: 178+ Ag 16 70 Expansion of medical institutions into urban residential areas: aftermath of the Harvard strike. H.Waitzkin. New Engl J Med 282: 1003-7 Ap 30 70 (ed p.1038-9) Giving the consumer a voice in the hospital business. E.A.Johnson. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 15-26 Spr 70 Governance of hospitals—involvement of consumers calls for skill,judgment,& patience. H.R.Cathcart. Trustee 23: 11-15 Ag 70 Hospital makes 'house calls' in outreach program: mobile mini-clinic project of Roosevelt Hospital,New York City. Public Relat Newsletter 19: 1-2 Mr 70 Hospital,the auxiliary,and the community. L.E. Palmquist. Volunteer Leader 11: 1-5 Mr 70 "How" of community participation in delivering health care, (symp) Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1080-98 D 70 Including the community in hospital governance. H.R. Cathcart. Hosp Progress 51: 72-6 O 70 Involvement of consumers: Citizens Health Council In Baltimore suggests guidelines for meaningful Involve- ment in areawide planning. J.G.Graves. Hospitals 44: 46-50 O 1 70 Medical supermarket: Prospect Hospital's (Bronx,N.Y.) Community Health Fair. H.M.Salkind. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 22-3 Aut 70 Mental hospital employees and social action. E.M. Straight and others. Ment Hyg 54: 241-6 Ap 70 New York "Ring a Day" plan saves five lives in 2j years. Aging Nos.193-4: 19 N-D 70 Promise of drug detoxification unit and rehabilitation pro- gram ends sit-in at New York City hospital. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 53 F 1 70 Prospect: a hospital with soul. Med World News 11: 30A F 20 70 Providers .consumers meet to improve health services: Tacoma,Wash. (N) Hospitals 44: 143 Mr 16 70 Role of the community In developing Improved health care, (symp) Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1028-53 D 70 Role of the health profession In achieving effective con- sumer participation, (symp) Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1054- 79 D 70 Role of the hospital in the community. D.J.Fish. Rhode Island Med J 53: 196-8 Ap 70 Role of the teaching hospital In community service. M.F. McNulty Jr.and others. J Med Educ 45: 403-10 Je 70 Voice of the consumer grows louder and more insistent: AHA convention report. Hospitals 44: 73-4 O 1 70 Volunteers assist in community health program: Johns Hopkins Hospital. Volunteer Leader 11: 15-16 Ja 70 West of Francis Street: can student pressures assist the medical mission? F.D.Moore. New Engl J Med 282: 1008-13 Ap 30 70 (ed p.1038-9) When militants "take over" a city hospital. J.H.Goldberg and A.Z.Baum. Hosp Physician 6: 68+0 70 (ed p.21) Will the urban university medical center join the commu- nity? C.D.Gibson Jr. J Med Educ 45: 144-8 Mr 70 COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSOCIATION Cognitive balance in a choice situation involving two health care plans: Detroit. A.D.Kaluzny and C.A. Metzner. J Health Soc Behav 11: 104-15 Je 70 Differential perceptions of health care quality in a pre- paid group practice. D.B.Smith and C.A.Metzner. Med Care 8: 264-75 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 1) Vulnerability to risk and awareness of dual choice of health insurance plan: Michigan. R.L.Bashshur and C.A.Metzner. Health Serv Res 5: 106-13 Sum 70 (Community mental health centers and clinics. See: Mental health—Centers,Community; Mental health—Clinics, Community) (Comprehensive health Insurance. See: Health Insurance, Comprehensive) (Comprehensive health planning. See: Federal aid— Grants—Comprehensive health planning; Planning, Area wide) (Comptroller. See: Accounting—Auditing—Internal) (Compulsory health insurance. See: Health insurance. Compulsory; Health programs .Foreign; National Health Service (British) (Computers. See: Automation (including "see also" references) (Conditions of participation,Medicare. See: Medicare— Conditions of participation) (Conductive floors. See: Floors—Conductive) CONFERENCE BOARD. INC. Greeks have a word for it. H.MacNamee. Conf Board Rec 7: 56-8 O 70 (Conferences. See: Educational programing—Conferences) CONSENT. LEGAT. (See also: Banks; Medical records dept.—Patient records—Release of information) Breath test for driving while Intoxicated. C.D.Davis. Tex Hosp 25: 36-7 Ja 70 Consent—a problem In medicine. M.L.Norton. Mich Med 69: 111-4 F 70 Consent and related forms for physicians. Wis Med J 69- 3-23 Ja 70 Consents: recent developments. A.H.Bernstein. Hospitals 44: 85+ D 1 70 Diagnosis of hospital assault. L.E.Rozovsky. Can Hosp 47: 47-52 F 70 Difficulties of proof in malpractice—informed consent and res ipsa loquitur. W.J.Curran. New Engl J Med 282: 36-7 Ja 1 70 Experimentation in children. (C) E.J.Rourke. J Amer Med Ass 211: 301 Ja 12 70 Informed consent from spouse not required. (N) News- letter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1 O 70 (Pt 1) Informed consent: its evolution. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1181-2 N 9 70; the obligation. 1383-4 N 16 70; limitations. 1611-2 N 23 70 Informed consent needed for myelogram. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3 F 70 (Pt 1) It s important to be informed on informed consent. Mary- land State Med J 19: 45 Ja 70 Medical care of adolescents and the law. A.D.Hofman and I.R.Shenker. N Y State J Med 70: 2603-11 O 15 70 Medical laws for teen-agers, wed or unwed. Fam Health 2: 25 Mr 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 19 CONSENT, LEGAL Minors and the physician. H.Hassard and J.I.Jefsen. Calif Med 113: 49-55 D 70 (ed p.59) Mother's right to consent. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1393-4 Ag 24 70 Rulings undermine charitable immunity,uphold rights of employes and minors. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 114: 60+ Ap 70 Blood samples Dilemma of taking blood: Wisconsin and California. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3:2-3 My 70 (Pt 1) Physician guidelines: blood-alcohol testing. Wis Med J 69: 28-9 (adv) J1 70 Blood transfusion Additional consent for blood transfusion. C.Smith. News- letter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-2 Ja 70 (Pt 4) Consent urged for transfusions. (N) Amer Med News 13: 13 O 26 70 Supreme Court decision in hepatitis case. F.M.Pfeifer. Ill Med J 138: 532-3 N 70 Vascular surgery in Jehovah's Witnesses. C.W.Simmons Jr.and others. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1032-4 Ag 10 70 Disposition of body or removed parts Anatomical gifts. (N) Time 96: 59 J1 13 70 Body snatching for fun and education. D.Rancont. New Physician 19: 430-5 My 70 Death,dead bodies and the law. L.E.Rozovsky. Can Hosp 47: 52-5 J1 70 Donation or body or organs: uniform donor card, (ed) G .E.Schreiner. Amer Fam Physician/GP 2: 62-3 S 70 Gifts of Gregory Menn. J.P.Blank. Readers Dig 97: 108- 12 Ag 70 How to leave your body to science. (N) Fam Health 2: 12 Mr 70 Illinois adopts Anatomical Gift Act. F.Pfeifer. Ill Med J 138: 154 Ag 70 Kidney donors—the myth of informed consent. C.H. Fellner and J.R.Marshall. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1245-51 Mr 70 Law and organ transplants. D.L.Stickel. J Pract Nursing 20: 28+ S 70 Legal considerations in removal of eyes. N.H.Kalvin. J Florida Med Ass 57: 48 Ja 70 Medical ethics and legal questions in human organ trans- plantation. C.J.Jones. J Nat Med Ass 62: 12+ Ja 70 New York's new Uniform Anatomical Gift Act: what it means. J.M .Prutting. N Y State J Med 70: 2359-63 S 15 70 Operation Lifeline. (N) J Med Soc N J 67: 507 Ag 70 Organ donation by incompetent. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 213: 513-4 J1 20 70 Problems in cadaveric donations for renal transplantation. M.Schiff Jr.and others. Conn Med 34: 253-6 Ap 70 South Africa changes transplantation law. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 2090-1 S 21 70 Supporting role of community hospitals in a kidney trans- plant program. H.M.Kauffman and others. Wis Med J 69: 223-6 O 70 Transplant donor program: Indiana, (ed) J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 360 Ap 70 Transplantation and the law: progress toward uniformity. A.M.Sadler Jr.and others. New Engl J Med 282: 717-23 Mr 26 70 Uniform Anatomical Gift Act. C.C.Martin. Amer J Psy- chiat 126: 1252-5 Mr 70 Uniform Anatomical Gift Act: a two-year report. (C) A.M. Sadler Jr.and B.L.Sadler. New Engl J Med 283: 156 J1 16 70 Uniform card developed to expedite anatomical gifts. (N) Hospitals 44: 108 My 1 70 Uniform donor card for kidney transplants. G.E. Schreiner. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 255-7 My 70 Uniform donor card provides legal protection to doctors, facilitates procedure. (N) Amer Fam Physician/GP 1: 151 Je 70 Washington has "pocket will" program to increase vital organ supply for transplant surgery. (N) Amer Fam Physician/GP 2: 153-4 J1 70 Necropsy Autopsy authorizations. (Q&A) M.E.Converse. Hospitals 44: 14+ Ja 1-70 Permission needed in autopsy case. Med World News 11: 28C O 2 70 Unauthorized autopsies. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 214: 967-8 N 2 70 What you should know about autopsy. J.L.Roglieri. RN 33: 51-5 Mr 70 Photography Videotape sampling of the child's day in the hospital. J.L.Schulman and others. J Pediat 76: 728-31 My 70 Surgery Angiograms. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 213: 349-50 J1 13 70 Case of the Christian Scientist in need of a herniotomy. W.F.Bowers. Resident Staff Physician 16: 32n-o F 70 Emergency justified operation without express consent. E.Hayt. Hosp Manage 110: 22 N 70 Eugenic sterilization of mentally incompetent adult fe- male: an opinion. J.M.Trimble. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-9 N 70 (Pt 2) Hospital admission: keeping the patient posted. M.C. Flanders. Physicians Manage 10: 71-0+ S 70 Informed consent cannot be defined exactly,court says. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 114: 62+ F 70 Jury must rule on unauthorized surgery. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 22+ F 70 Medicolegal opinion: postmortem caesarean section. L.L.McNamara. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 294 S 70 Minor needs parents' consent to abortion,court rules. (N) Hospitals 44: 114-5 N 16 70 No need for spouse's consent in sterilizations: Califor- nia. (N) Med World News 11: 34 J1 31 70 Right of action for injury to,or death of a woman who consented to abortion. D.Evans. J Med Ass State Ala 40: 334+ N 70 Separate consent forms favored by anesthesiologist. (N) L. Taylor. US Med 6: 6 Ap 15 70 Surgical consent forms: the need for a written record. Hospitals 44: 92 Ap 16 70 Voluntary sterilization law: recommended forms. J.L. Moore Jr.and T.E.Vickery. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 374- 5 S 70 Would you believe this consent form? (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 5 O 70 (Pt 1) Treatment New medical consent law for minors in Pennsylvania. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1 Je 70 (Pt 3) Treating a minor for venereal disease. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1949-50 D 7 70 CONSERVATION AND ECONOMIES (See also: Disposable goods; and the subhead Economies under hospitals and depts.) Cutting costs—the plan,the attack,the follow-up. F.A. Manske Jr. Supervisory Manage 15: 2-6 J1 70 Damage in hospitals caused by movable equipment. Hosp Equip Supplies (London) 16: 4 Mr 70 Hospital austerity—British Columbia style. J.Bainbridge. Can Hosp 47: 29+ D 70 How one 180-bed hospital was able to cut costs in eight departments. Hosp Admin Can 12: 85-6 O 70 How staff education can reduce waste and cut supply costs. J.Lundstrom and I.H.Hunt. Can Hosp 47: 39-43 N 70 What one 75-bed British Columbia hospital did to cut costs in all departments. Hosp Admin Can 12: 54+ D 70 Salvage Cost-conscious reader questions safety of silver re- covery process. (C) C .O .Auslander. Mod Hosp 114: 58 Mr 70 Danger overstated? Electrolytic recovery as a generator of dangerous hydrogen. (C) D.T.Thompson; R.B. Hammond. Mod Hosp 114: 58 Je 70 CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS (See also: Medical staff—Bylaws) By-laws simplified. N.Goodwin. Can Hosp 47: 68-70 Ag 70 CONSTRUCTION (See also: Federal aid; Financial management; Fund raising; Planning) Do-it-ourself renovation saves $42,000: Memorial Hos- pital of Chattanooga,Tenn. Mod Hosp 115: 132+ N 70 Economic forecast: the year of reckoning. Progr Architect 51: 27+ N 70 Engineer and new construction. J.G.Wilkins. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 1-5 Ja-F 70 (Pt 4) FVW.Dodge construction outlook: 1971. G.A.Christie. Architect Rec 148: 67-70 N 70 F.W.Dodge 1970 construction outlook: midyear update. G.A.Christie. Architect Rec 148: 59-60 J1 70 Full-scale fires used to test interior finishes. Architect Rec 148: 135-8 N 70 Health care center for the 70's: McMaster Health Sciences Center,Hamilton,Ont. B.Healy. Heating Piping Air Conditioning 42: 119-30 My 70 Items that work together should be bought together. J.L. Ryan. Mod Hosp 115: 68 N 70 Man-hour requirements decline in hospital construction. M. Riche. Mon Labor Rev 93: 48 N 70 Negligent construction cause of injuries: Morrilton,Ark. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3 O 70 (Pt 1) New building code for 1970. W.G.Vasvary. Hospitals 44: 66-8 F 1 70 No place to go but up: Kaiser Foundation Hospital .Oak- land, Calif. R.Wyatt. Hospitals 44: 105+ F 1 70 (com- ment p.32) Building contracts Contract obligations. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 64 F 70 Court rejects NLRB ruling holding boycott illegal: Holy Cross Hospital Detroit. (N) Hospitals 44: 96 S 16 70 Guardrails against legal pitfalls in design and construc- tion. Architect Rec 147: 67-8 Mr 70 How should the liability for a construction contract and architects' fees in connection therewith be recorded on the financial statements? (Q&A) G.A.Killenberg. Hosp Top 48: 62 Ap 70 Nominated engineering subcontractor. A.P.Smith. Hosp Building Eng 3: 29+ Mr 70 Rights of a consulting engineer. R.A.Brown. Heating Piping Air Conditioning 42: 91 Mr 70 Costs Construction controls and economy. C.H.Yeates. Mich Hosp 6: 9+ Ja 70 Construction costs delay work on Caruth Memorial Branch of the Methodist Hospital of Dallas. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 134 Ja 1 70 Construction costs: voluntary versus proprietary nursing homes. K.J.Naples. Nursing Homes 19: 31-3 Je 70 Cost components in a general hospital construction project. J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 44 Ja 70 Forecast rise in hospital construction. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 46 Ja 70 How to keep control of construction costs: make plans, set budget,build quickly. F.C.Wood. Mod Hosp 115: 104-7 S 70 Is your construction budget realistic? P.H.Pedrette. Hosp Admin Can 12: 28-30 N 70 1969 construction in review: demand outweighed restric- tion. R.M.Young. Architect Rec 147: 70 Mr 70 Planning agency: a means of reducing hospital construc- tion costs. R.W.Logan Jr. Hospitals 44: 43-6 J1 16 70 Public accountability, (ed) Hosp Building Eng 3: 54 My 70 Reconstructing construction statistics. P.Cassimatis. Conf Board Rec 7: 24-30 Ja 70 Role of the hospital consultant in controlling hospital building costs. I.M.Lord. Osteopath Hosp 14: 10-12 D 70 Sharp rise in cost of construction reported. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 166 My 70 Some common errors in cost control programs. B.Perkins. Architect Rec 147: 61-2 Ja 70 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS Design innovations: modularity,prefabrication and the development of interstitial spaces provide the flexibil- ity needed in health care facilities. Hospitals 44: 59- 62 F 1 70 Here is nurses' verdict on instant coronary care unit: small but good. Mod Hosp 114: 100 My 70 Industrialised building at Hammersmith Hospital. D.M. Smith. Hosp Int (Engl) 4: 16-17 F 70 Industrialized components: 22-bed stroke unit. Hospitals 44: 36 Je 1 70 Innovations in planning and design: new materials. B.H. Evans. Hospitals 44: 68-70 F 1 70 Instant home extensions for kidney-machine patients. Hosp Eng (Engl) 24: 44-5 Mr 70 Instant operating rooms: some British hospitals are rent- ing transportable operating rooms for temporary use. Hospitals 44: 89 Ja 16 70 Laminates in hospitals. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 704- 5 Ap 17 70 Modular medical structures: solution to the need for special treatment beds. R.L.Hutchinson. Can Hosp 47: 57-9 Ap 70 Oxford method of system building. J.Sliwa. World Hosp 6: 161-4 J1 70 Plastics and the building codes. F.J.Rarig. Progr Archi- tect 51: 96-9 O 70 Plastics: new pillar in construction? A.Hecker. aIA (Amer Inst Architects) J 53: 65-8 F 70 Portable airborne care unit ready for field testing. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2531 D 70 Portable building units. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 31 Je 19 70 Suspended encapsulation: proposed hanging of prefabri- cated units will slash costs and construction time at a university student health center,East Lansing,Mich. R.D.Schuetz. Hospitals 44: 85-8 F 1 70 CONSULTANTS American College of Radiology program seeks to maximize use of radiation therapy resources. (N) Hospitals 44: 35 S 16 70 20 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 COST OF MEDICAL CARE Consultant helps staff help themselves. S.A.Schmidt. Mod Nursing Home 24: 50-2 Je 70 Health-facilities consultant. C.I.Flath. Hosp Top 48: 33+ Mr 70; 40+ Ap 70 How not to be a consultant. A.Hodges. Ment Hyg 54: 147-8 Ja 70 How to select a data processing consultant. L.Parets. Financ Executive 38: 36+ S 70 Occupational therapist as consultant to the aged. B.N. Jackson. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 572-5 N-D 70 Our new role challenge: the occupational therapy consul- tant. L.Pochert. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 106-10 Mr 70 Pick consultant for expertise in his field,and prepare staff to accept his help. Sr.M .Laurice. Mod Nursing Home 24: 8 Mr 70 Social intervention—consultation to organizations. G. Rosenblum. Ment Hyg 54: 393-6 J1 70 Some factors influencing the outcome of consultation. P.R.Robbins and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 524- 34 Mr 70 Building Determining facility requirements: the consultant's role. J.K.Costello. Hosp Progress 51: 100-3 My 70 Role of the hospital consultant in controlling hospital building costs. I.M.Lord. Osteopath Hosp 14: 10-12 D 70 Management Choosing the depth of organizational intervention. R. Harrison. J Appl Behav Sci 6: 181-202 Ap-Je 70 Consultant's eye view can help. B.N.Batie. Admin Man- age 31: 71-3 Ap 70 How to discover and evaluate client problems. J.Rapp. Manage Serv 7: 19-28 My-Je 70 Thanks,Hospital Advisory Service,it was nice to have you here! (symp) Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 16-18 Mr 6 70 What consultants expect of their clients. R.F.Messing. Manage Rev 59: 40-5 My 70 What is a training project officer? D.Boorer. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 954-5 J1 23 70 Nursing Cancer consultant to nursing homes. V.Barckley. Amer J Nursing 70: 804-6 Ap 70 Human relations in nursing consultation. O.Poliak and P.A.Vincent. Nursing Forum 9: 84-9 No.l 70 West meets East. M.Atteberry. Amer J Nursing 70: 1904-8 S 70 Pharmacy American Society of Consultant Pharmacists holds first meet. (N) Drug Top 114: 11 O 12 70 Certification of pharmacy consultants. V.R.Boisseree. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 556-7 O 70 Check list for use during visits to nursing homes. A.M. Kratz. Drug Top 114: 14 Mr 30 70 Civil liability of consulting pharmacists. W.E.Hassan Jr. Drug Top 114: 21 J1 20 70 Consultant pharmacist: a vital member of the institutional health team. R.Berman. Geriat Inst 17: 16-18 Mr-Ap 70 Consultant pharmacists draft plan for national certifica- tion. Mod Nursing Home 25: 4 O 70 Kickbacks,payments,poor communications cause pharma- cist-administrator conflicts. A.S.Goldstein. Mod Nursing Home 24: 50-2 Ja 70 Pharmacist/nursing home contract. A.M.Kratz. Drug Top 114: 19+ Ap 27 70 Should consultants be drug vendors? A.M.Kratz. Drug Top 114: 18-19 F 16 70 Should pharmacy consultants be certified? A.M.Kratz. Drug Top 114: 29 Je 8 70 This pharmacist wears three hats: community,nursing home,and hospital. J.B.Meilleur. Pharm Times 36: 42- 7 F 70 (Consultations. See: Medical staff—Consultations) (Contagious disease hospitals and depts. See: Communi- cable disease hospitals and depts.) (Contaminated linens. See: Linens—Contaminated) (Continuing medical education. See: Medical education— Continuing) (Continuity of care. See: Progressive care) CONTRACT SERVICE (See also: Construction—Building contracts; Laundries —Use of commercial laundry; Pharmacy dept.—Use of retail pharmacy) Both sides of contract purchasing. M.Altman. Hosp Purchasing Newsletter 14: 1 Ag 70; 1 S-O 70 Contract cleaning: a growth industry. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 124-5 Mr-Ap 70 Contract cleaning has many advantages: a case study of cleaning at Barking General Hospital. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 127-9 Mr-Ap 70 Contracts: concepts and pitfalls. C.A.James Jr. Phys Therapy 50: 1213-6 Ag 70 Electronic data processing and the small hospital: use of computer service centers. T.F.Hennessey. Hospitals 44: 61-3 F 16 70 Facilities management—boon or bane? L.H.Dratler. Manage Serv 7: 41-5 S-O 70 Facility management: one of the newest approaches to computerization. A.S.Greer. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 18+ Je 70 How to turn-on housekeeping employees: contractor's hospital program. Institutions 66: 94-6 Ap 70 Methods improvement: using community resources— Altoona (Pa.) Hospital. L.G .Flannagan. Hospitals 44: 34-5 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Physical therapy and contractual agreements. J.B. McKillip. Phys Therapy 50: 421+ Mr 70 Principles and concepts in contractual arrangements for physical therapy services. S.B.Feitelberg. Phys Therapy 50: 1208-12 Ag 70 Tax exempt status of hospitals that establish a coopera- tive hospital laundry service; and a hospital which establishes its own laundry facilities and sells the service to other hospitals. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attor- neys) 3: 2-3 F 70 (Pt 2) Understanding law of contracts Important to housekeep- ers. A.J.Vestal. Hosp Top 48: 65+ S 70 What is Information Science Industries? M.Ironside. CAMRL (Can Ass Med Rec Librarians) Newsletter 2: 13- 17 My-Jl 70 Dietary Commercial foodservice and the growth markets: indus- try, business and health care. D.Nimer. Fast Food 69: 142+ My 70 Contract feeding problems-1—control and cost. Mod Nurs- ing Home 24: 84+ My 70 Don't get short-changed on vending services. C.Bates. Purchasing 69: 44-5 N 26 70 Hospital-operated vs .contractor-operated food service in hospitals: for the hospital food service manager. W.W.Myers; for contract food service management. P.L.Moreland and C.H.Lawson. Hospitals 44: 104-7 Ja 1 70 Role of the hospital catering contractor. R.Stent. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 63+ Ja-F 70 Selecting a catering contractor. R.W.Mather. Cornell Hotel Restaurant Admin Quart 11: 57+ My 70 (Contributions. See: Gifts) (Control of medical staff appointments. See: Medical staff —Appointment and control) (Controller. See: Accounting—Auditing—Internal) (Convalescent care. See: Dietary dept.—Food service— Ambulatory patients; Nursing homes; Progressive care) (Convenience foods. See: Dietary dept.—Convenience foods) (Conventions. See: Educational programing—Conventions) (Conversion. See: Hospital and health facilities—Conver- sion) CONVEYORS (See also: Communication systems—Tube; Dietary dept. —Food conveyors; Materials management) Automatic transport facilities. (Q&A) Int Hosp Rev 8: 42 No.l 70 Conveyorized prescription processing. J.Katzoff and others. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 736-41 S 70 If the laundry won't come to the carts the carts will go to the laundry. E.Lauzen. Mod Hosp 114: 134 F 70 Personnel and materials transfer on a multi-building campus: Bronx Municipal Hospital Center. J.Saxl. Can Hosp 47: 44-7 Ap 70 (Cooperative professional services. See: Shared services) (Cooperative purchasing. See: Purchasing dept.—Methods —Group; Shared services—Purchasing) (Cooperative regional library service. See: Library serv- ice—Cooperation) (Coordinated hospital planning/service. See: Branch hos- pitals; Medical centers—Regional; Planning, Area wide; Proprietary facilities—Chain; Shared services) (Copyright. See: Printing and duplicating facilities—Copy- right) CORNELL MEDICAL INDEX (See also: Medical records dept.—Patient records— Patient history) Stability of Cornell Medical Index scores a/id symptoms in a military population. G.A.Clum and others. J Clin Psychol 26: 188-91 Ap 70 (Coronary care. See headings beginning Cardiac) (Corporate practice of medicine. See: Medical staff— Specialists' relationships) (Corporations for profit. See: Proprietary facilities) (Corrective therapy. See: Physical therapy dept.) (Correspondence courses. See: Educational programing— Correspondence courses) (Corridors. See: Traffic areas) (Cost accounting. See: Accounting—Cost accounting and analysis) COST OF MEDICAL CARE (See also: Costs; Hospital and health facilities—Utili- zation; Hospital and medical economics) Behind rising cost of health care. U S News World Rep 68: 63 Mr 16 70 Breakdown of the health dollar: Canada. (N) Can Med Ass J 103: 562 S 12 70 Charting the Indiana health care dollar. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 1415 D 70 Cutting the cost of health care. P.Draper. Lancet 2: 601- 3 S 19 70 Dollar crisis in health. T.W.Georges Jr. Bull Nat Tuberc Resp Dis Ass 56: 12-14 Je 70 Efficiency and quality of patient care: effecting a bal- ance. J.R.Landdeck. Hospitals 44: 41-4 S 16 70 Health care: Rx for change—the "healthiest nation" myth. A.Ribicoff. Saturday Rev 53: 18-20 Ag 22 70 Is there hope for our medical system? G.B.Markle IV. Southwestern Med 51: 141-3 J1 70 MDs play central role in controlling medical costs. (interview) R.M.Ball. Amer Med News 13: 6+ Ag 17 70 Medical care costs of the disabled. H.P.Brehm and R.H. Cormier. Soc Secur Bull 33: 21+ J1 70 On the definition and quantitation of health care costs. (ed) Calif Med 113: 48-9 O 70 On the need for national leadership, (ed) Arch Intern Med 125: 892-4 My 70 Our ailing medical system: it's time to operate, (ed) Fortune 81: 78-9 Ja 70 Professional health care costs. M.O.Hines. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 123-7 My 70 (ed p.155) Soaring medical costs can be controlled. B.I.Golden. Group Pract 19: 21-2 J1 70 Some comparative costs in comprehensive versus frag- mented pediatric care. M.C.Heagarty and others. Pediatrics 46: 596-603 O 70 Task Force on the Cost of Health Services in Canada: special report. Can Nurse 66: 23-4 F 70 (ed p.3) Task Force Report on the cost of health services in Canada: one man's opinion. C.J.Houston. Can Med Ass J 103: 615-8 S 26 70 What 500 patients in 10 cities told us about the cost of living and the cost of care. Resident Staff Physician 16: 96+ F 70 What is happening to our health care system? W.J. McNerney. Rhode Island Med J 53: 34-7 Ja 70 When doctors are sued,everyone pays. M.S.Lasky. Fam Health 2: 48-50 D 70 Wny costs go up. E.Cannady. Amer Med News 13: 4 F 16 70 Why does medical care cost so much? W.J.McNerney. New Engl J Med 282: 1458-65 Je 25 70 Drugs Community formulary for Delaware? J.L.Fink III. Del Med J 42: 41-3 F 70 (ed p.48) Cost of prescriptions. Mod Med Top 31: 1-3 Je 70 Number and cost of prescribed medicines: selected dis- eases. B.S.H.Harris III and J.B.Hallan. Inquiry 7: 38- 50 S 70 Pharmaceutical marketing in 1980. S.W.Berow. Med Marketing Media 5: 9+ Je 70 Pharmaceuticals: valley of the lies, (ed) H.Gerwirtz and S.Graham. Transaction 7: 5+ F 70 Pro & con arguments: how to control drug costs in Medi- caid programs. M.C.Smith. Pharm Times 36: 24+ D 70 Researcher says drug prices soar. Hosp Top 48: 81-2 My 70 Some economic considerations in generic and brand pre- scribing. R.W.Hammel and W.C.McCormick. Med Marketing Media 5: 7+ Ag 70 What's the price of an Rx drug? Consum Rep 35: 278-9 My 70 Will Parcost ease the patient's financial burden? (ed) Can Hosp 47: 5 D 70 Expenditures Accounting for the rise in selected medical care expendi- tures ,1929-1969. H.E.Klarman and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1023-39 Je 70 America's health care system: an economic profile. H.R. Bowen. Curr Med Dig 37: 461+ My 70 Effect of heavy medical expenditures on low income families: incidence and impact. M.A.Tucker. Public Health Rep 85: 419-25 My 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 21 COST OF MEDICAL CARE Health care crisis. M.A.Gulick. Conf Board Rec 7: 49- 52 My 70 Increase in the cost of physician and hospital services. H.E.Klarman. Inquiry 7: 22-36 Mr 70 International health expenditures. J.G.Simanis. Soc Secur Bull 33: 18-19 D 70 Medical care outlays for aged and nonaged persons, 1966— 69. B.S.Cooper. Soc Secur Bull 33: 3-12 J1 70 National health expenditures,1929-68. D.P.Rice and B.S.Cooper. Soc Secur Bull 33: 3-20 Ja 70 Social welfare expend!tures, 1969-70. A.M.Skolnik and S.R.Dales. Soc Secur Bull 33: 3-17 D 70 Hospital AMA voices concern on hospital costs,restates stand on MD board members: special report. Hospitals 44: 39-42 Ja 1 70 Can we put a lid on rising hospital costs? E.L.Crosby. Fam Health 2: 21-4 Ap 70 Club meeting is forum for community education. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 2 F 70 Cost effectiveness can be the answer for your hospital. W.J.Hetrick. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 18-19 N 70 Doctors and soaring medical costs. R.G.Foulkes. Can Doctor 36: 33-6 Mr 70 Drugs,drunken driving,the delivery of medical care,the high cost of hospitalization. (PM) S.D.Simon. Rhode Island Med J 53: 276+ My 70 Fantastic reality: the cost of medical care. S. J.Tibbitts. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 51-8 J1 70 For cost control: put the doctor in the picture. R.G. Foulkes. Hosp Admin Can 12: 27-8 D 70 Governance of hospitals—third-party payers cannot by themselves control hospital costs. O.W.Anderson. Trustee 23: 22-6 Ag 70 High cost of cure: how a hospital bill grows 17 feet long. M.Crichton. Atlantic 225: 49-57 Mr 70 High cost of hospital care. D.C.Drake. Osteopath Hosp 14: 4-8 F 70; 17-21 Mr 70; 19-24 Ap 70; 19+ My 70; 19- 24 Je 70 Hospital costs going up. (N) Can Doctor 36: 26 0 70 Hospitals can and will provide leadership in new areas if there is some way for them to be paid a fair rate for what they do. (ed) R.Yaw. Mich Hosp 6: 16-17 N 70 How high will hospital costs rise? (N) Med World News 11: 33 D 11 70 Let's stop spoon-feeding the public on health cost facts. (ed) S.Liswood. Can Hosp 47: 5 S 70 Modem hospital care and costs. H.W.Brenneman. Mich Hosp 6: 13+ Je 70 $1,000 a day? Humbug! (ed) Amer Fam Physician/GP 2: 59 S 70 Place mats help explain rising hospital costs, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 12+ Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Rising cost of health care. B.J.Lachner. Ohio State Med J 66: 446+ My 70 Rising health costs motivate proponents of national insurance,ACHA Congress told. (N) Hospitals 44: 135-7 Mr 16 70 Underlying causes of increasing health insurance costs. H.Hineman. Bests Rev,Property/Liability Ins Ed 70: 53- 5 F 70 What to tell patients about hospital costs. D.J.Giesen. Physicians Manage 10: 88-0+ F 70; 72-S+ Mr 70 What to tell your public—the financial requirements of a hospital. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 22-3 Ap 70 Where inflation takes its toll: the soaring cost of serv- ices. US News World Rep 68: 30-1 Ja 19 70 Physician Archaic bellyaches about doctors' fees. Todays Health 48: 32-4 Ag 70 Can you see yourself practicing in medicine's capital city? Chicago. J.W.Gossett. Med Econ 47: 112+ Mr 16 70 Comments on the rising costs of medical care. (C) W.W. Quillian. J Florida Med Ass 57: 39-40 Ap 70 Facts behind the big fee trends. A.Owens. Med Econ 47: 79-87 Ja 19 70 Lifetime earnings and physicians' choice of specialty. F.A.Sloan. Ind Labor Relat Rev 24: 47-56 O 70 Physician fee index and other economic indicators— recent changes and outlook. Calif Med 113: 86-90 S 70 Relative cost of medical care. C.F.Price. Ohio State Med J 66: 1046+ O 70 Salaried professional services: cost study—New York City. H.E.Manning and B.M.Weinstein. Hospitals 44: 25-8 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Sick economy. Med World News 11: 20+ J1 17 70 Social Security Administration survey shows one third of doctors raised fees in 1969. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 178 S 70 Will large-scale medical price control be imposed? Med Econ 47: 92-7 Ap 27 70 COSTS (See also: Accounting—Cost accounting and analysis; Construction—Costs; Cost of medical care; and the subhead Costs under hospitals and depts.) Cost-containment program leads to significant savings. A.M.Powers. Hosp Top 48: 31+ Mr 70 Cost containment: the Maryland program "does its thing. " A.R.Holmes and F.K.McTyier. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 8-10 My 70 Dollar is obsolete for cost comparisons. A.G.Herkimer. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 27-8 F 70 Estimated cost functions for Pennsylvania hospitals. J.R.Lave and L.B.Lave. Inquiry 7: 3-14 Je 70 Getting at the heart of the hospital costs problem, (ed) Hosp Admin Can 12: 4 F 70 Hospital cost behavior. D.F.Drake. Mich Hosp 6: 20-1 Ja 70 Hospital costs and hospital charges. J.E.Smith. Minn Med 53: 225-32 F 70 Kansas Blue Cross/Blue Shield outpatient benefits experiment. D.B.Hill and J.E.Veney. Med Care 8: 143 — 58 Mr-Ap 70 Michigan hospitals lose money in December 1969. (N) Hospitals 44: 118 Je 1 70 No apathy,no panic, (ed) P.V.Farrell. Health Inst Purchasing 1: 7 S 70 Role of physicians in cost containment and effectiveness. R.S.Duff. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 12-15 Ja 70 Solution to hospital costs may be over-simplified. R.L. Johnson. Hosp Progress 51: 80-5 Ag 70 What percentage of the hospital budget generally is spent for administration? (Q&A) P.J.Elsasser. Hospitals 44: 18 My 1 70 With all its problems, this system may be the best one we could have. R.L.Johnson. Mod Hosp 115: 79-82 J1 70 Departmental Can you reduce your hospital's cost of billing? J.G. Tonascia. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 8-10 N 70 Multifaceted approach to incentive reimbursement: Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania. C.P.Hardwick and H. Wolfe. Med Care 8: 173-88 My-Je 70 COUNCIL OF URBAN HEALTH PROVIDERS New group will promote needs of public hospitals. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 32 J1 70 (Counseling. See: Chaplaincy service; Nursing education, U ndergraduate—Counseling) COUNTY HOSPITALS (See also: City-county hospitals; Government hospitals) Chicago's Cook County Hospital begins phasing out services. (N) Hospitals 44: 43 Je 1 70 *** Control of Chicago's Cook County Hospital transferred to apolitical body; threatened closing averted. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 Je 16 70 Cook County crisis aired a hearing. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 48+ Ap 70 Cook County health care facilities and the state health department. F.D.Yoder and S.Reed. Amer J Public Health 60: 1706-11 S 70 Cook County Hospital,Chicago,closing averted. Amer Med News 13: 1 Je 8 70 Cook County Hospital,Chicago,is fighting for its life. Amer Med News 13: 1+ Je 1 70 (ed p.4) Cook County Hospital director resigns to bring "real issue" into focus. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36c-d Je 70 Cook County Hospital starts new life under new commis- sion. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 39 Ag 70 County answers lawsuit with plan to eliminate crowding at hospital: Los Angeles. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36-36A F 70 Inner-city patient: an in-depth profile—Cook County Hospital,Chicago. C.W.Phillips and others. Hospitals 44: 55+ N 16 70 Larger medical staff signifies recovery for Chicago's Cook County Hospital. (N) Hospitals 44: 110 S 1 70 Measures approved to aid crowded county hospital: Los Angeles. (N) Hospitals 44: 118-9 F 16 70 Medical services curtailed at Chicago's county hospital. (N) Hospitals 44: 137 Mr 16 70 One-year accreditations given two major municipal hos- pitals: Chicago and St.Louis. (N) Hospitals 44: 119-20 My 16 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: Chicago. R.J. Freeark. Hospitals 44: 57-60 J1 1 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: Sacramento. G.R.Cumming. Hospitals 44: 87-9 J1 1 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: St.Petersburg. A.Padova Jr. Hospitals 44: 90-2 J1 1 70 Problem isn't how little we spend on the poor,but how badly we spend: Chicago. P.de Vise. Mod Hosp 114: 84+ My 70 Responsibility for the revitalization of urban medicine. (ed) Arch Intern Med 126: 524-5 S 70 1,700 patients without a hospital: Chicago's overcrowded Cook County Hospital. D.Yates. Med World News 11: 15-16 Je 5 70 (ed p.ll) Take fair share of indigent patients,Cook County tells Chicago hospitals. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 44c Mr 70 Legal aspects Chicago: revolution within the establishment. H.Levine. New Physician 19: 837-44 O 70 Court approves protection for employees and patients: Ohio. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3 O 70 (Ptl) Federal aid puts hospital under federal jurisdiction in staff privilege suit: Sosa vs.Board of Managers of Val Verde Memorial Hospital. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 115: 62+ S 70 Health problems of the poor: a legal advocacy program— Los Angeles. W.J.Curran. Amer J Public Health 60: 757- 8 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Legal differences between private and county hospitals. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 54 S 70 Los Angeles lawyers & doctors sue county for better health care. A.F.Charles. New Physician 19: 823-6 O 70 (ed p • 821) Paying patients can recover. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 36 D 70 (Courtesy. See: Human relations; Patient relations) CREDIT AND COLLECTION (See also: Accounting—Accounts receivable; Admitting and discharge; Laws and legislation—Lien) Credit and collections with Medical Information system. B.J.Carter. Tex Hosp 26: 37+ S 70 4 suggestions to help stop losses from bankrupt patients. E.L.Harvey. Hosp Manage 110: 22+ J1 70 How to make your collection calls work. H.E.Wheeler. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 31-3 O 70 Installment collections: payment books for hospital bills. J.G.Phelps. Hospitals 44: 43-4 S 1 70; (C) D.R.Dignam. 16 N 16 70 Just charge it! (ed) H.Brenneman. Mich Hosp 6: 13+ Ap 70 Need for alert handling of in-house accounts. A.J. Hoffman. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 16-17 Ag 70 New ideas mean better hospital credit management for the 1970's. R.W.Melichter. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3-5 O 70 Outpatient collections a problem? Let the outpatient clerk help solve them. Sr.C.Jueneman. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 16-18 O 70 Postpayment: new wrinkle in health insurance? R.M. Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 197 F 2 70 Credit cards Credit card health care: does it make sense? Group Pract 19: 24-6 N 70 Credit cards come to medicine. F.Holton. Physicians Manage 10: 54+ Ap 70 Health care credit cards. J.A.Rath. Amer Fam Physician 2: 159-61 D 70 Master charge card program: Hackley Hospital. (N) Mich Hosp 6: 16 O 70 Pros and cons of credit cards for the hospital field. D.L. Markstein. Mod Hosp 114: 70+ Je 70 'Reserve' suggested in accepting credit cards. Amer Med News 13: 6 J1 20 70 Deposit on admission Requirement of a deposit OK with Louisiana court. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2 Je 70 (Pt 1) Legal aspects Estate is liable. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 64 My 70 Hospital requirements must not violate patient's due process: money withheld from psychiatric patient. J.F. Horty. Mod Hosp 114: 52 Ja 70 Liability of husband for wife's hospital bills. L.T. Parker. Hosp Top 48: 55 J1 70 United States must pay if an agent or employee brings a patient to the hospital. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 55 J1 70 (Crime and criminals. See: Prison hospitals; Psychiatric hospitals—Observation of criminals) (Critical care. See: Intensive care) (Crutches. See: Wheel chairs and walking devices) (Cults. See: Practitioners) (Cystoscopy. See: Urology dept.) D (Damage suits. See: Insurance—Liability; Liability; and the subhead Legal aspects under pertinent headings) (Data processing. See: Accounting—Automation; Automa- tion; Medical records dept.—Automation) 22 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 DIETARY DEPT. DAY CARE (See also: Personnel administration—Day care for employees' children; Psychiatric care—Day,night or part-time) California hospital adds $18-per-day private rooms for day care: Memorial Hospital of Long Beach. (N) Med World News 11: 38 S 18 70 Day care program for the elderly opens new service doors for volunteers. Mrs.M.A.Bolstein. Volunteer Leader 11: 1-5 O 70 Day centres and day hospitals: geriatric care. J.C. Brocklehurst. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 428-30 S-O 70 Day hospital for children with rheumatic fever. M. Spagnuolo and others. Pediatrics 45: 276-82 F 70 Day hospital for elderly persons: Montreal. S.Cooper. Can Nurse 66: 41-3 F 70 Day-hospital setting for group therapy helps extra pounds vanish faster. J Amer Med Ass 213: 25 J1 6 70 Day training for the profoundly retarded. P.Nishball and A.Barclay. Ment Retardation 8: 52-5 Ag 70 East Birmingham Hospital: 196-bed geriatric unit and 50-place day hospital. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 463 S-O 70 Geriatric day hospital: Coatbridge. A.L.Sharp. Hospital (London) 66: 6-8 Ja 70 Geriatric day hospital: Famham Hospital,Surrey. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 465 S-O 70 Geriatric day hospital: St.Mary’s Hospital,Portsmouth. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 475 S-O 70 Geriatric day ward in an English hospital. J.Andrews and others. J Amer Geriat Soc 18: 378-86 My 70 Hostels for hemophiliacs: Federal Republic of Germany. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1387 My 25 70 Redundant night nurses? The case for more day hospitals. C.E.B.Wherry. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 21 Je 12 70 Short-stay surgery at half the hospital cost: Phoenix. R.M.Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 152 Ap 27 70 Use of day beds in gynaecology. G.A.Craig. Brit Med J 2: 786-7 Je 27 70 You could almost call this day care centre—a school for diabetics. E.Lowes. Hosp Admin Can 12: 68-70 My 70 (Deaf patients. See: Patient relations—Specially handi- capped—Blind and hard of hearing; Rehabilitation service—Speech and hearing) (Decision making. See: Administration—Management skills; Methods improvement—Operations research and systems analysis) DECORATION (See also: Art in the hospital; Color) Creating the hospital environment. F.Moate and R.D. George. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 476-7 Mr 13 70 Decorate with carpet! L.Pollishuke. Executive House- keeper 17: 58+ Ag 70 Hospital wing gets the human touch. C.S.Gelber. Contract 11: 90-1 Mr 70 Humanizing the institutional environment. P.Zoffer. Executive Housekeeper 17: 88+ J1 70 It sure doesn't look like a hospital: St.Mary's Hospital, Orange,N.J. Institutions 66: 120-1 F 70 Making wards more homely. D.O'Brien. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 44-5 Ja 9 70 Modem graphics spark unique cafeteria design: Barnes Hospital,St.Louis. (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 30+ 0 1 70 Muted laminate design developed for Jewish Hospital, Cincinnati. (N) Building Oper Manage 17: 63 Je 70 New approach to the institutional look: St.Mary's Hos- pital,Orange,N .J. Osteopath Hosp 14: 9-11 F 70 Office landscaping: decorating the medical record room. M.B.Kraft and A.A.Maher. Hospitals 44: 44-7 N 16 70 Texas Children's Hospital,Houston: interiors. Architect Rec 148: 92-3 Ag 70 (Decubitus ulcers. See: Chronic illness nursing—Decubitus ulcer care) DEDICATIONS (See also: Open house) Louis T.Wright surgical wing of Harlem Hospital dedi- cated. J Nat Med Ass 62: 71-6 Ja 70 Ground breaking Harvard's topless towers, (ed) New Engl J Med 282: 99- 100 Ja 8 70 Hold symposium to mark groundbreaking: Birmingham's Medical Center. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 2 J1 70 Unusual ground 'staking' ceremony staged: Desert Samar- itan Hospital and Health Center, Mesa ,Ariz. (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 30+ N 1 70 (Defibrillators, Cardiac. See: Resuscitation—Cardiac) (Definitions. See: Terminology and definitions) (Delegation of authority. See: Administration—Management skills) (Delivery rooms. See: Obstetric hospitals and depts.) (Demography. See: Statistics; Trends—Demography) DENTAL CARE (See also: Health insurance,Comprehensive—Dental; Home care—Dental) American husband-wife dental team brings self-help to Dahomey,Africa. E.Farrell. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 608-12 S 70 Books for the dentist. T.M.Graber. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 545-56 Mr 70 Children's dental program for American Indians. J. Abramowitz. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 395-405 Ag 70 Dental care system in Norway. R.M. Mon sen. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 810-3 Ap 70 Dental service of Queensland. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 36-9 My 70 Dental services in community child care programs. N.C. Cons and E.C.Leatherwood Jr. Amer J Public Health 60: 1245-9 J1 70 Dental students talk about dental books. N.C.Hudson. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 578-81 Mr 70 Dentistry for the aged hospital patient. G.Yates. Gerontologist 10: 225-7 Aut 70 (Pt 1) Dentistry in the Socialist Republic of Romania. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 73 J1 70 Dentistry's role in regional medical programs: North Carolina. J.W.Bawden. Amer J Public Health 60: 844-7 My 70 Earliest dental literature. G.B.Denton. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 557-66 Mr 70 Haiti's Pedodontics Foundation struggles to survive. E.Farrell. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 49-52 J1 70 Publisher comments on dental books. J.B.Finn. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 567-8 Mr 70 Trends New directions for dentistry: the meaning of Medicaid. M. Fisher. Amer J Public Health 60: 848-59 My 70 (Dental libraries. See: Libraries—Dental; Library service) DENTAL SERVICE (See also: Careers—Dentistry; Medical staff—Services —Dental; Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Dental) Administration Therapeutic aspects of dental service in the hospital setting. R.E.Alexander and C.G.Taylor. Pharm Times 36: 52-5 J1 70 Aseptic technic Evaluation of handpiece sterilization for periapical sur- gery. J.W.Ham and others. J Oral Surg 28: 353-5 My 70 Laminar air purge of microorganisms in dental aerosols. N. III and others. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 1131-9 N 70 Dental internship Survey of hospital dental departments, 1969: training and other programs. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 1063-5 My 70 Equipment and supplies Hospital dental equipment. S.L.Roistacher. Hospitals 44: 54-7 Ap 16 70 How American Dental Association evaluates dental mater- ials, devices, and therapeutics. J.W.Stanford and G.H. Schrotenboer. Pharm Times 36: 48-51 J1 70 Legal aspects Legal scope of dental hygienists in the United States and other countries. R.Roemer. Public Health Rep 85: 941-8 N 70 Records and reports Data system for dental program administration: Indian Health Service. R.E.Mecklenburg. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 601-9 Mr 70 Dental surgery: operative report. (Q&A) M.E.Converse. Hospitals 44: 16 My 1 70 Statistics Survey of hospital dental departments ,1969. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 613-5 Mr 70 Survey of hospital dental departments, 1969: training and other programs. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 1063-5 My 70; pro- vision of dental services. 1379-82 Je 70 Survey of hospital dental department, 196$: present facili- ties and planned expansion. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 183-6 J1 70; summary. 428-30 Ag 70 (Departmental relations. See: Administrators—Relation- ships—Departments; Human relations—Group— Departmental) (Dependents' care. See: Indigent care; Transient care) (Deposit on admission. See: Credit and collection— Deposit on admission) DEPRECIATION (See also: Financial management) Can funded reserve for depreciation be used for the pro- curement of new capital items. (Q&A) G .A.Killenberg. Hosp Top 48: 32+ D 70 (Dermatologic clinics. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics— Dermatologic) (Design. See: Planning) (Detail men pharmaceutical. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs — Purchasing) (Development programs and fund raising. See: Fund raising; Planning—Programing) DIABETES CARE (See also: Rehabilitation service—Diabetic; Teaching function—Patient—Nutrition) California nurses trained for special diabetic work. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2284 N 70 Diabetes Detection and Education Center. D.D.Etzwiler and others. Minn Med 53: 1035-9 S 70 Diabetes mellitus—the nurse's role. M.Homback. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 3-12 Mr 70 Diabetic program .Calgary General Hospital. C.G.Hill. Can Med Ass J 102: 273-5 F 14 70 Diabetology center in Madrid. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 330 Ap 13 70 Educating the diabetic patient. S.B.Stem Jr. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 332-6 N 70 Learning to lead not-so-normal lives. A.Rosenthal. Todays Health 48: 56+ Ap 70 Recommended medical standards for examination of job applicants and employees with diabetes mellitus. W.W. Stewart and C.S.Ryan. Ind Med Surg 39: 38-9 Ap 70 Reliability and cost of diabetic diets. R.Tunbridge and J.H.Wetherill. Brit Med J 2: 78-80 Ap 11 70 (Diagnostic clinics. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics— Diagnostic) (Diagnostic computers. See: Automation—Diagnostic computers) (Diagnostic health insurance. See: Health insurance. Comprehensive—Diagnostic) (Dialysis. See: Home care—Chronic; Intensive care-- Special units—Dialysis; Urology dept.) (Diapers. See: Laundries—Aseptic technic; Linens) (Diet manuals. See: Dietary dept.—Diet manuals) DIETARY DEPT. (See also: Breakage and theft; Contract service—Die- tary; Disposable goods; Formula rooms; Holiday obser- vances; Home care—Food service; Research—Dietary; Shared services—Dietary; Shops—Snack; Teaching function—Patient—Nutrition; Waste disposal) Food service: annual administrative review. R.M. Hubbard. Hospitals 44: 87+Ap 1 70 Administration Budget responsibilities with top management. D.S. Wilford. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 28-31 Ag 70 Captivating a "captive market": Church Home and Hos- pital, Baltimore. Md. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 30-4 S 70 Expanding a food service system: change results in improved service. M.M.Schaffer and L.T.Wagman. Hospitals 44: 81+ N 16 70 Management of catering in hospitals. C.H.Clark. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 699 Ap 17 70 New training idea: traveling seminar for dietary managers. E.E.Cabot. Mod Hosp 114: 120 Ja 70 Rx for growing pains: Sacred Heart Hospital,Norristown, Pa. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 42+ Mr 70 Food service managers Equal rights for women! Role of the professional manager in hospital foodservice. F.B.Floore. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 39+ Ap 70 Food service supervisors step up association's role. M. Ketchen. Hosp Admin Can 12: 42-3 D 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 23 DIETARY DEPT. Aseptic technic Baxter bottles for feedings. (N) Hosp Cent Serv News- letter 4: 3-4 Ja-F 70 Contamination of dishwashing facilities. W.H.Jopke and D.R.Hass. Hospitals 44: 124+ Mr 16 70 Is sanitation a 'way of life' in your hospital kitchen? Hosp Admin Can 12: 38+ Ap 70 Sanitation standards of food industry can keep nursing home out of the soup. R.V.Speck. Mod Nursing Home 24: 80+ My 70 Sterile food service for patients in protected environ- ments. P .Watson and G .P. Bodey. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 515-20 Je 70 Food contamination Animal sources of common sero-types of Escherichia coli in the food of hospital patients: possible significance in urinary-tract infections. R.A.Shooter and others. Lancet 2: 226-8 Ag 1 70 (ed p.254) Bacterial hazards and how to avoid them. M.M.Lane. Nursing Homes 19: 25-6 Mr 70 Cause of deaths in dispute as salmonella-like illness strikes at Baltimore nursing home. (N) Mod Nursing Home 25: 58 Ag 70 Hospital food as a possible source of Escherichia coli in patients. E.M.Cooke and others. Lancet 1: 436-7 F 28 70 If you can't stand the bacteria keep them out of the kit- chen. A.M.Brem. Mod Hosp 114: 116-7 Je 70 Klebsiella in faecal flora of renal-transplant patients. J. Montgomerie and others. Lancet 2: 787-92 O 17 70 (ed p.805-6) Nursing home officials criticized in salmonella deaths: Baltimore. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 O 1 70 Preventing food poisoning. M.P.Kretzer and F.B.Engley Jr. RN 33: 50+ Je 70 Problems and results of an incidence study of the spores of Clostridium botulinum in convenience foods. N.F. Insalata and others. Health Lab Sci 7: 54-8 Ja 70 (Pt 1) Salmonella investigations disclose need for stronger epidemic prevention procedures: Baltimore. Mod Nurs- ing Home 25: 23-4 O 70 Staphylococcus a leading cause of food poisoning. Hos- pitals 44: 108 Ja 1 70 Automation Automated food delivery systems. P.R.Doyon. Hospitals 44: 109-12 F 1 70 Automated food preparation and service. N.Nicolaus. Hospitals 44: 108+ Mr 16 70 CAMP (Computer-Aided Management and Planning): the future of computers in food service. S.L.Levy. Nursing Homes 19: 28-30 F 70 Computerized menus cut costs at state hospital in Georgia. (N) Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 53 (adv) N 70 Computing in dietary planning and control. R.C.Muller. Hospital (London) 66: 91-3 Mr 70 Digital computer in research dietetics. S.T.de St.Jeor and others. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 404-8 My 70 Proposed Army hospital food service data processing sys- tem. K.E.Manchester and J.F .Sager. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 114-8 F 70 Straight from the computer's mouth: 33,000 low-cost, balanced meals: Central State Hospital,Milledgeville, Ga. R.Raskin. Mod Hosp 115: 102 D 70 Cafeterias Controlling cafeteria costs: cash register modified to meet needs. L.L.Walker and M.H.Gunter. Hospitals 44: 122-3 Ag 16 70 Modem graphics spark unique cafeteria design: Barnes Hospital,St.Louis, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 30+ 0 1 70 Convenience foods Components of convenience: Moss Rehabilitation Hospi- tal, Philadelphia. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 36+ Mr 70 Convenience food survey. Vol Feed Manage 35: 32-9 O 70 Convenience foods: hospital fare of the future. J.O'Hara. Southern Hosp 38: 4+ Ag 70 Convenience foods: some like 'em hot; some like 'em not. J.Bussart. Southern Hosp 38: 10 Ag 70 Convenience foods: their impact on traditional hospital food service. M.Ketchen. Hosp Admin Can 12: 48-50 N 70 Convenience picture in foods. M.M.Lane. Nursing Homes 19: 43-4 F 70 Darenth experiment: shape of things to come? Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 25 Ja-F 70 Dehydrated foods. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 43+ S 70 Design for a hospital convenience food system. Cornell Hotel Restaurant Admin Quart 10: 99-109 F 70 Distribution of work functions in hospital food systems. K. and B.Donaldson. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 39- 45 Ja 70 Freeze-dried foods: economic advantages. M.E.Quam. Hospitals 44: 66-9 D 16 70 Frozen food likely for hospitals in the North East Met- ropolitan Region. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 28-9 Ja-F 70 Frozen foods for residential homes. B.R.Stanton. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 348-9 F 20 70 Frozen, preportioned foods meet special needs of narco- tics addicts: Bernstein Institute,New York. Mod Hosp 114: 114-5 Je 70 Living experiment in the use of frozen food. M.Jones. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 26-7 Ja-F 70 Managers and monorail make this system convenient: Mercy Hospital,Buffalo,N.Y. J.F.Turner Jr. Mod Hosp 114: 110-1 Je 70 Other side of the convenience food coin. (C) E.Oplatka. Mod Hosp 114: 56 Ap 70 Pre-cooked frozen food in hospital catering. G.Glew. Roy Soc Health J 90: 139+ My-Je 70 Prepared foods for hospitals. A.D.Elms. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 345-6 F 20 70 Public's acceptance of convenience foods will affect nursing home food service. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 25: 52+ J1 70 Rate frozen foods on nutritive value,content,eye appeal, texture. E.E.Cabot. Mod Hosp 114: 128 My 70 Total convenience food service system: St.Mary of Nazareth Hospital,Chicago. (N) Hosp Food Serv 3: 4 Mr 70 Costs Controlling cafeteria costs: cash register modified to meet needs. L.L.Walker and M.H.Gunter. Hospitals 44: 122-3 Ag 16 70 Served meal Administrative profiles: dietary direct costs. Hospitals 44: 50 My 16 70 Freeze-dried foods: economic advantages. M.E.Quam. Hospitals 44: 66-9 D 16 70 Prepackaged tube feedings: report of a current study. A.Gormican. Hospitals 44: 58-60 S 1 70 Diet manuals Community diet manual: catalyst for coordinating and up- dating nutritional care. N.H.Kunkel. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 240-3 Mr 70 Dishwashing Bacteriological observations of hospital commissary environments: dish ware, eating utensils and ware- washers. R.S.Lloyd and others. Hosp Manage 110: 22+ Ag 70 Chemical sanitizers aid machine dishwashers. C.A. Brungs and others. J Environ Health 33: 59-63 Jl-Ag 70 Contamination of dishwashing facilities. W.H.Jopke and D.R.Hass. Hospitals 44: 124+ Mr 16 70 Dishroom planning. J.H.Berger. Inst/Vol Feed Manage 67: 54+ N 1 70 Something for those wet,slippery floors? Try wooden shoes in the dishwashing department. Hosp Admin Can 12: 88 Ap 70 Studies on the washing and sanitizing efficiency of a new type hospital dishwasher. R.S.Lloyd and others. Hosp Manage 110: 30+ N 70 Economies How some small hospitals have been able to cut food service costs. Hosp Admin Can 12: 41-2 S 70 Equipment and supplies Exhibit at National Restaurant Association convention features time-saving equipment. A.K.Jernigan. Hospi- tals 44: 115-6 O 1 70 Exploding the myth of the kitchenless kitchen. R. Carpenter. Inst/Vol Feed Manage 67: 50-3 D 1 70 Flexibility and sanitation control are musts in food serv- ice planning. M.Ketchen. Hosp Admin Can 12: 34-6 Ap 70 Food heating systems analyzed. F.Silverlock. Can Hosp 47: 39-41 Ag 70 Grease filter equipped exhaust system for a commercial kitchen. M.H.Giese. J Environ Health 32: 420-3 Ja-F 70 Infrared warming devices. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 32 Mr 70 Insulated trays facilitate meal delivery,improve food service. A.Laudenslager. Hospitals 44: 86-8 N 16 70 Make your food service equipment serve you today—and tomorrow. A.Diamond. Hosp Admin Can 12: 44-6 Ap 70 Modem food delivery systems are closing temperature gap. E.E.Cabot. Mod Hosp 115: 140 S 70 New trends in equipment. A.K.Jernigan. Hospitals 44: 97-8 F 16 70 Radiation risk found in microwave ovens. (N) Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 3 Ja-F 70 (Pt 1) Recent developments in catering. J.F.Harvey. Hosp Purchasing (London) No.l: 2-3 Ja 70 Selection of mobile storage equipment. A.K .Jernigan. Hospitals 44: 61-2 Ja 16 70 Teflon cooking provides greater patient satisfaction. (N) W.Hammond. Hosp Food Serv 3: 2-3 Mr 70 What you need and don't need in kitchen equipment. S. Kennedy and D.Rave. Nursing Homes 19: 37-40 F 70 Floor kitchens Finishing kitchens for frozen meals systems. Hosp Man- age (Engl) 33: 23 Ja-F 70 Finishing kitchens on exhibition. G.J.Stormont. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 339-40 F 20 70 Food conveyors Automated food delivery systems. P.R.Doyon. Hospitals 44: 109-12 F 1 70 Food cart delights young patients: Holy Family Hospital, Spokane,Wash, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 30 N 1 70 Keep food carts heated,via a mobile overhead electrical connection. R.M.Bell. Tex Hosp 25: 42 Mr 70 New thermal tray system simplifies meal serving: St. Mary's Hospital,Racine,Wis. Mod Hosp 114: 120 Je 70 Royal Victoria Infirmary,Newcastle upon Tyne: Stellex tray conveyor system. W.O.H.Collins. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 42-3 Ja-F 70 Tray services in Eastern Scotland. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 35-7 Ja-F 70 Food preparation Batch cooking saves time,reduces labor costs. C. Mclver. Hospitals 44: 84-5 O 16 70 Formulation by communication (how to write recipes). Institutions 66: 132-3 Mr 70 How to cook meat without losing its taste,tenderness or weight. E.E.Cabot. Mod Hosp 115: 120 J1 70 Food preservation Blast freezing in hospital catering. P.Ormond. Hosp Equip Supplies (London) 16: 26-7 N 70 Facts about frozen foods. M.Merrick. Nursing Homes 19: 35-6 F 70 Pros and cons of frozen food: a report from Leeds. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 269-70 My-Je 70 Food purchasing Know grades,compare prices when purchasing fresh meat. E.E.Cabot. Mod Hosp 114: 145 Je 70 Looks iike meat,tastes like meat,costs less. Mod Hosp 114: 118-9 Je 70 Meat purchasing. J.J.Wanderstock. Cornell Hotel Res- taurant Admin Quart 11: 60-4 N 70 Wholesome meat act requires federal and state inspection of meat. A.K.Jernigan. Hospitals 44: 60-2 S 1 70 Food service Dietary: in service to the community—Holy Spirit Hospi- tal, Camp Hill,Pa. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 18+ F 70 Eye Pavilion catering facilities: Royal Infirmary of Edin- burgh. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 266 My-Je 70 Four meals a day: Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital. W.R.Mumma. Hospitals 44: 77-80 Ap 16 70 Franklin Square Hospital forecasts the future: Baltimore. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 24-9 My 70 From pellet to palate at Policlinica Miramar: Palma de Mallorca,Spain. E.E.Cabot. Mod Hosp 115: 142 Ag 70 Key factors in hospital food service: John F.Kennedy Memorial Hospital,Philadelphia . Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 26+ Ja 70 London Hospital: catering service. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 38-9 Ja-F 70 New concepts in food service: microwave feeding system. H.Kiino and others. Mich Hosp 6: 4+ Ap 70 Program for patient involvement: Good Samaritan Hospital, Baltimore,Md. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 36- 8 Ap 70 Scheduling five-a-day. Sr.M.Kateri. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 32+ Ja 70; 36-7 F 70 Small hospital offers big-time food service: St.Joseph's/ Clinton County Hospital,Breese,111. E.E.Cabot. Mod Hosp 114: 128 Ap 70 Three versus five, (ed) M.Spritzler. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 27 Ag 70 Why change to a 5-a-day. J.Opheim. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 30 Sum 70 Ambulatory patients Feeding ambulatory patients on modified diets. (Q&A) E.F.Gaudet Jr. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 10 Je 70 Centralized Catering in the Walter Reed Hospital. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 109-10 Ja 16 70 Centralized dietary facilities. R.J.C.McQueen. Hosp Admin Can 12: 38+ Ag 70 Decentralized Decentralised catering at Greenwich District General Hospital. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 44-5 Ja-F 70 Geriatric Administrator and dietitian share responsibility for food service good or bad. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 24: 62+ Mr 70 Chain approach to nursing foodservice. (ed) M.Spritzler. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 35 Mr 70 Diet for the stroke patient. A.K.Jernigan. Hospitals 44: 66-7 Je 16 70 Do patients really come first? Not if workers are un- happy. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 25: 56+ N 70 Food service supervisors in nursing homes. M.M.Lane. Nursing Homes 19: 26-7 S 70 French dinner with wine cocktail made this meal memora- ble. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 24: 56+ F 70 Homes will use computers and convenience foods to improve dietary service. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 24: 54+ Ap 70 24 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 DISASTER SERVICE Keep the food hot or patients will give you cold shoulder. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 25: 52+ S 70 Lending atmosphere to summer meals. M.M.Lane. Nursing Homes 19: 18+ Ag 70 Mentally handicapped patients can be helped or harmed by dietary service. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 24: 62+ Ja 70 Modem art of geriatric feeding. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 36-7 J1 70 "Nursing home" redefined: Des Moines Medicenter. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 28-31 Je 70 Public's acceptance of convenience foods will affect nursing home food service. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 25: 52+ J1 70 Satellite food service: the system of the future? M.M. Lane. Nursing Homes 19: 25-6 Ja 70 Serving four meals a day. M.M.Lane. Nursing Homes 19: 26-7 N 70 When mealtime is medication time for geriatric patients. V.McIver. Hosp Admin Can 12: 46 Mr 70 Pediatric Five small meals served to young patients: Children's Hospital,St.Paul,Minn, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 26 S 1 70 Food cart delights young patients: Holy Family Hospital, Spokane,Wash. (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 30 N 1 70 Pediatric menu terminology: dietitians should consider the limitations of a child's vocabulary. B.Bachrach. Hospitals 44: 84-5 My 16 70 Suggestions for feeding of hospitalized children. A.K. Jernigan. Hospitals 44: 86+ My 16 70 Psychiatric Beer sociotherapy can benefit aged mental patients. Geriatrics 25: 24+ Ag 70 Catering for psychiatric patients. B.C.T. John son. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 30-2 Ja-F 70 Computerized menus cut costs at state hospital in Georgia. (N) Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 53 (adv) N 70 Logistics,labor and love: St.Elizabeth's Hospital,Wash- ington, D.C. B.Taylor. Hosp Nursing Home Food Man- age 6: 22-7 Je 70 Observations on the use of a supplemental beverage. N. Nolan. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 529-34 Je 70 Patients drink beer in hospital pub. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1801+ Je 15 70 Self-service meals for psychiatric patients. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 353 F 20 70 Vending Don't get short-changed on vending services. C.Bates. Purchasing 69: 44-5 N 26 70 Push-button service. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 731 Je 4 70 Round-the-clock refreshments. (N) Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 19 Ag 4 70 Vending a success at St.Bartholomew's Hospital. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 501 S-O 70 Vending at Bart's Hospital. P.Ormond. Hosp Equip Supplies (London) 16: 38 N 70 Vending in hospitals. D.Trace. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 61Ja-F 70 Vending operations: answer to many food service prob- lems. R.P.Hadden. Hospitals 44: 64-5 Je 16 70 Food waste Too much can be wasted. J.Bussart. Southern Hosp 38: 34-5 Ap 70 Industrial engineering Cost reduction begins with analysis of present operating methods. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 24: 60+ Je 70 Distribution of work functions in hospital food systems. K.K.Zolbef and B.Donaldson. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 39- 45 Ja 70 Effective utilization of dietary manpower requires sound work schedules based on an assembly line plan. G.G. Blaker. Hospitals 44: 68-71 My 1 70 Evaluating the effectiveness of food service workers. B.H.Marshall. Nursing Homes 19: 20-3 Ap 70 Industrial engineering technics show how to cut dietary time and labor costs. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 25: 46+ Ag 70 Menu count: a time-saving statistical technique. H.H. Schmitz. Hospitals 44: 94+ F 16 70 Preparedness prescribed: Parkview Hospital,Philadelphia . Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 20-3 J1 70 Systems—the cure-all? R.Flambert and W.O.Neibert. Cornell Hotel Restaurant Admin Quart 11: 33-47 My 70 Tray assembly procedures: spacing of trays is important. J.T.Stewart. Hospitals 44: 112-5 O 1 70 Menu planning Advantages of a master menu. M.Ketchen. Hosp Admin Can 12: 54-5 J1 70 Food acceptance vs.serving frequency. G.Zellmer. Hospitals 44: 75+ Mr 1 70 Hospital food service,Mexican style. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 32+ Ag 70 Straight from the computer's mouth: 33,000 low-cost, balanced meals: Central State Hospital,Milledgeville, Ga. R.Raskin. Mod Hosp 115: 102 D 70 Milk supply Definition of "imitation (synthetic) milk" and "filled milk." (Q&A) J.L.Breeling. J Amer Med Ass 212: 328 Ap 13 70 Modified diets Attractive holiday meals for patients on modified diets. A.K.Jemigan. Hospitals 44: 69+ D 1 70 Charting diet information. (Q&A) B.B.Miller. Hospitals 44: 22 J1 1 70 Dietary management of the chronically uremic patient. P.B.Cushman. J Maine Med Ass 61: 114-9 Je 70 Dietitians are hard to find but they are essential: prob- lem of special diets. E.E.Cabot. Mod Hosp 114: 134+ Mr 70 How hospitals and nursing homes are tailoring preparation and presentation to meet the special needs of special diets. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 22+ F 70 Military flight meals designed for patients on modified diets. F.R.Manor. Hospitals 44: 82-4 O 16 70 Nutritional requirements in disease. D.M.Hegsted. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 303-7 Ap 70 Nutritionist plays important role in clinical investigation unit. M.Hori. Hosp Admin Can 12: 52-4 Ap 70 Prepackaged tube feedings: report of a current study. A.Gormican. Hospitals 44: 58-60 S 1 70 Recipes for low-copper diets. M.R.Lawler and M.A. Jelenc. J Amer Diet Ass 57: 420-2 N 70 Reliability and cost of diabetic diets. R.Tunbridge and J.H.Wetherill. Brit Med J 2: 78-80 Ap 11 70 Salt-free but savory. M.J.Engel. Fam Health 2: 20-1 Je 70 Serving Kosher food in nursing homes. Nursing Homes 19: 35 O 70 These people get hospital diets—at home: Memorial Hospital,Springfield,111. Mod Hosp 114: 112-3 Je 70 Value of therapeutic diets is disputed. Hospitals 44: 82 Mr 1 70 Patient relations Bridging the gap between dietitians,physicians and pa- tients. M.Falconer. Hosp Admin Can 12: 50-1 Ap 70 Dietary's silent majority: menu acceptance survey. A.H. Holmes. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 35-6 S 70 How to tum-on food service employees: stewardess pro- gram at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital,Los Angeles. Institutions 66: 92+Ap 70 Souvenirs of hospital food service: recipes. Hosp Nurs- ing Home Food Manage 6: 46+ Mr 70 Success means nourishing the whole patient. Vol Feed Manage 34: 56 F 70 Ways with meals. L.Stevenson. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 499-500 Ap 16 70 Personnel Associate in arts degree program for food service super- visors. A.Yanochik and L.Farone. Hospitals 44: 95-6 Je 1 70 Career ladders in the food service. P.Gaumier and W.P. Fisher. Cornell Hotel Restaurant Admin Quart 11: 24-35 Ag 70; 65-80 N 70 Catering officer. D.Boorer. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1050-1 Ag 13 70 Correspondence study program for food service super- visors. A.H .Konhauser. Hospitals 44: 40-3 Ag 1 70 (Ptl) Dietetic manpower trends in education and training. G.M. Piper. J Amer Diet Ass 57: 225-8 S 70 Full-benefit training program, (ed) M.Spritzler. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 19 My 70 Good schedules mean more work,less trouble: dietary department. E.E.Cabot. Mod Nursing Home 25: 44+ O 70 Home study courses for food service employees—an Iowa program. A.K.Jemigan. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 527-9 Je 70 How to tum-on food service employees: stewardess pro- gram at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital,Los Angeles. Institutions 66: 92+ Ap 70 King's Fund contribution to education in hospital catering. R.T.Whatley. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 20-1 Ja-F 70 Management employees like rotating schedule for days off,holidays: dietary department. M.S.O .Stinnett. Hospitals 44: 72 My 1 70 Noncredit course in dietary management. Sr.M.A. Staudenraus and Sr.J.F.Lamm. Hospitals 44: 94+ Je 1 70 Orientation and training: food service personnel and hos- pital patients benefit. C.Y.Worthington. Hospitals 44: 72+ N 1 70 Slides add emphasis to food service training program. E.T.Aitken. Hospitals 44: 77-8 S 16 70 Teaching aids for dietary personnel. B.Schaefer. Hospitals 44: 74-7 S 16 70 Professional Dietetics—a look at the profession. D.Erlander. Amer J Nursing 70: 2402-5 N 70 Educating the dietitian in a changing world. J.W.Perry. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 387-91 My 70 Long view. M.L.Ross. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 295-8 Ap 70 Role and responsibility of the hospital dietitian. A.A. Spangler and others. Mich Hosp 6: 2+ Ap 70 Training and employment of dietitians. M.J.Salmon. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1686 Ag 28 70 Planning Bolton District General Hospital: reconstructed catering department. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 40-1 Ja-F 70 Cooks may not read blueprints but they know what goes where. E.E.Cabot. Mod Hosp 114: 128 F 70 Crichton Royal Hospital,Dumfries. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 167 Mr-Ap 70 Frozen food likely for hospitals in the North East Met- ropolitan Region. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 28-9 Ja-F 70 Liberton Hospital,Edinburgh. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 52-3 Ja-F 70 Making mealtime in hospitals a more pleasurable occa- sion. F.Hall. Hosp Admin Can 12: 95 Ap 70 Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh: new central dining room. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 50-1 Ja-F 70 Royal Victoria Hospital,Edinburgh. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 54-5 Ja-F 70 Stirling Royal Infirmary: kitchen and dining room. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 165 Mr-Ap 70 University Hospital of Wales. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 48-9 Ja-F 70 West Cumberland Hospital. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 46-7 Ja-F 70 Procedures Manuals Policies and procedures for the dietary department. R.P. Puckett. Hospitals 44: 112-3 F 1 70 Responsibilities Attention dietitians: those numbers you feed are people. E.E.Cabot. Mod Hosp 115: 120 N 70 Danger zone for dietary: second highest rate of injuries of all departments in general hospitals, (ed) M. Spritzler. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 23 Ap 70 Dietetics in Regional Medical Programs. V.L.Conley and J.J.Kula. J Amer Diet Ass 57: 219-24 S 70 Dietitian's role in "heads up" patient care. H.M. Graning. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 299-302 Ap 70 Feeding the poor: hospital works within government pro- gram. I.B.Hirsch. Hospitals 44: 97-100 J1 1 70 Food service systems: human factors in administration. J.A.Ghene and L.Nejelski. Cornell Hotel Restaurant Admin Quart 11: 49-56 My 70 How administrators rate dietary. S.A.Schwartz. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 38-9 F 70 Our goal is excellence in food service. P.C.Wrenn. Hosp Food Serv 3: 1-5 Je 70 (Pt 2) Secret of food supervisor's success is motivation of her employees. B.Foster. Hosp Admin Can 12: 42+ Ja 70 Selective menu Selective menus: revision of menus saves time and money. F.J.Abood. Hospitals 44: 123-4 Ag 16 70 Standards Evaluating the patient's tray—a suggested program. E. Herman and J.W.Bloch. Hospitals 44: 69 D 16 70 Nutrition Inorganic elements in foods used in hospital menus. A. Gormican. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 397-403 My 70 Looks like meat,tastes like meat,costs less. Mod Hosp 114: 118-9 Je 70 Panel urges federal support for hospital nutrition pro- grams. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 35 F 70 Tableware Use and care of china. A.K.Jemigan. Hospitals 44: 114-5 Mr 16 70 Trends Change, specialization, participative management, self- education—factors in the dietitian's future. Sr.W. Mertens. Hospitals 44: 43-4 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Food systems development and equipment: trends and conclusions. G.B.Fraser. Can Hosp 47: 38 Ag 70 Foods of the future. H.Hearl. Cornell Hotel Restaurant Admin Quart 11: 18-20 Ag 70 Future starts now. J.Hirlemann. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 30-1 Ja 70 Hospital kitchens of the future. Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 20-3 My 70 Managing change in food service operations. B. Donaldson. J Amer Diet Ass 57: 335-40 O 70 New methods but some old problems. Mod Hosp 114: 108- 9 Je 70 (Directors. See: Administrators; Medical directors; Volun- teers—Directors) (Disabled hospital employees. See: Personnel administra- tion—Handicapped) (Disabled rehabilitation. See: Housing for the handicapped; Rehabilitation centers,hospitals and depts.; Rehabilita- tion service; Traffic areas) DISASTER SERVICE (See also: Civil defense; Fire prevention and control; Mobile units; and the subhead Disaster service under hospitals and depts.) Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 25 DISASTER SERVICE Disaster line installed at Wisconsin hospital: St.Joseph's Hospital,Marshfield, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 34 N 1 70 Disaster plans are public relations necessity. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 1-2 My 70 Disaster radio net urged: St.Louis. (N) Amer Med News 13: 14 Ja 26 70 Emergency radio network: U .S.Department of Health, Education,and Welfare. (N) Hospitals 44: 71 F 16 70 Hospital radio network studied. (N) J Okla State Med Ass 63: 229 My 70 Meeting disaster responsibilities. H.S.Ingraham. Health News 47: 2-5 J1 70 New York City disaster planning. G.W.Shaftan. Health News 47: 6-8 J1 70 Phones that don't ring: Importance of connecting tele- phones to the emergency circuit. (C) D.S.Penny. Mod Hosp 115: 56 J1 70 Practicable classification of the injured for computer simulation studies. W.S.Moore. Mil Med 135: 752-3 S 70 Preparedness pays. G.Bohn. Tex Hosp 26: 22+ N 70 Probing the anatomy of disaster: National Bureau of Standards. S.Lichtenstein. Environ Contr Manage 139: 46+ Mr 70 Reporters can hamper emergency services. US Med 6: 18 J1 15 70 Responsibility accepted—a sequel: Los Angeles Inter- national airport cooperates with local hospitals, (ed) Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 7 S 70 Two-way radio emergency system now functions in Mississippi. (N) Hosp Top 48: 18 Je 70 Why a hospital communications network? (ed) Hosp Forum (Calif) 12: 5 Ja 70 Drills Accidents on purpose. D.Lampe. Todays Health 48: 34-7 S 70 Disaster manikin: special award for emergency. J.C. Woelfel. Mich Hosp 6: 21 Ag 70 Disaster planning: a major accident exercise. P.E.A. Savage. Brit Med J 4: 168-71 O 17 70 Dry-run on a disaster plan: Vancouver General Hospital. Can Hosp 47: 36-7 Ja 70 Invite media to cover hospital disaster drills. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 3 Ap 70 Learning by simulation: the validation of disaster simu- lation. G.A.Bohn and C.G.Richie. J Kans Med Soc 71: 418-25 N 70 Los Angeles hospitals stage major disaster drill. (N) Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 13 J1 70 Staff assembles emergency unit in special training exer- cise. D.C.Lee. Hosp Top 48: 65+ F 70 Equipment and supplies Personal survival supplies in community fallout shelters in a nuclear emergency situation. J.A.Hammes and others. J Clin Psychol 2 6: 237-9 Ap 70 Experiences Accidental death toll continues high in 1969; major catas- trophes in order of importance: 1965-1969. Statist Bull 51: 10-11 Ja 70 What to do when your hospital is on strike: Victoria Union Hospital,Saskatchewan. R.A.Wall. Hosp Admin Can 12: 28-30 Je 70 Blackout Flickering life. (N) Med World News 11: 4-5 O 9 70 Earthquake After the earthquake in Peru. D.Rennie. Lancet 2: 704-7 O 3 70 Environmental health experiences in earthquake and flood disasters in Alaska. A.J.Alter. Amer J Public Health 60: 475-80 Mr 70 Foster parents plan in Peru before and after quake. Amer J Nursing 70: 1710-2 Ag 70 Peru's trembling land is stilled but the country's medical problems remain unsolved. Med World News 11: 23 J1 31 70 Prepare now for earthquakes. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 27+ N 70 Fire and explosion Carpet,plastic waste containers implicated in investiga- tion of Ohio nursing home fire. (N) Hospitals 44: 118 F 16 70 Disaster drill prepares hospital for 'the real thing': Philadelphia. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 2 J1 70 Explosion,fire at Quebec home for aged claim 17 lives. (N) Hospitals 44: 19 N 16 70 Fire disaster in Ohio nursing home: how good are safety codes? Hosp Pract 5: 22+ Mr 70 Fire forces evacuation of 170 hospital patients: Veterans Administration Hospital,Lyons,N .J. (N) Hospitals 44: 134 N 1 70 Fire in Quebec home for aged takes lives of 38 patients. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 56+ Ja 70 Fire record: hospitals. Fire J 64: 14-27 Mr 70 First reports link defective wiring to fire that killed 17 bedridden patients in Canada: Foyer Ste.Bernadette nursing home. Mod Nursing Home 25: 27-8 N 70 Hearings on nursing home fire may result in federal safety standards. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 39-40 Mr 70 Hospital bombed at Sault Ste.Marie. (N) Can Hosp 47: 18 Ag 70 Illinois hospitals treat 70 injured in explosions,fires: Crescent City. (N) Hospitals 44: 100 J1 16 70 Introduction to the bum patient problem in the United States. I.Feller. Fire J 64: 52-3 J1 70 Major fires of 1969. Fire J 64: 37-49 My 70 Nursing home fire: Marietta,Ohio. A.B.Sears Jr. Fire J 64: 5-9 My 70 Ohio fire aftermath: new safety code still stalled. Hosp Pract 5: 118+ Ag 70 Ohio nursing home fire: an analysis. C.Cihlar. Hospitals 44: 28a-d Mr 1 70 Ohio nursing home fire brings up many questions for hos- pitals. Mod Hosp 114: 33-4 F 70 Ohio report on fatal fire says carpeting may have caused spread and smoke. S.Lowman. Mod Nursing Home 24: 52-5 F 70 Patient admits setting Quebec nursing home fire in which 40 patients died. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 66 F 70 Toxic smoke blamed for deaths of 24 patients in nursing home fire: Marietta ,Ohio. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 88 Ja 70 Twenty-seven die in nursing home fire: Harmar House, Marietta,Ohio. (N) Hospitals 44: 153 F 1 70 Flood Environmental health experiences in earthquake and flood disasters in Alaska. A.J.Alter. Amer J Public Health 60: 475-80 Mr 70 Flash flood at Trail, British Columbia ,1969. N. Schmitt and others. Can J Public Health 61: 104-11 Mr-Ap 70 Heavy rains,flooding force temporary closing of Univer- sity Hospital,Pensacola,Fla . (N) Hospitals 44: 33 J1 1 70 Food poisoning Cumberland Medical Center uses packaged disaster hos- pital in emergency: Crossville,Tenn. W.H.Armes Jr. and others. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 743 S 70 Food poisoning occurrences in New York City, 1969. T.Fodor and others. Public Health Rep 85: 1013-8 N 70 Foodborne disease surveillance in the United States, 1966 and 1967. W.E. Woodward and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 130-7 Ja 70 25 die of salmonella: would faster report have helped? Baltimore's Gould nursing home. (N) Med World News 11: 4-5 Ag 28 70 Hurricane Ambulance communications in a hurricane: New Orleans. aiD 5: 9-12 F 70 Camille revisited. (C) M.E.Zizzi. Hospitals 44: 21+ Mr 16 70 Experiences with Hurricane Beulah: Mercy Hospital, Brownsville,Tex. F.J.Milan. Tex Hosp 25: 34-5 Mr 70 Hurricane Beulah. J.E.Peavy. Amer J Public Health 60: 481-4 Mr 70 Hurricane Celia devastates part of Texas coast; area hospitals are listed among the casualties. (N) Hospi- tals 44: 104-5 S 1 70 Hurricane destroys Four Seasons home,but most other homes weather the storm: Corpus Christi,Tex. (N) Mod Nursing Home 25: 76 S 70 Medical community challenged in Hurricane Celia. (N) Amer Med News 13: 3 Ag 17 70 Nurses ride out Hurricane Celia,then aid other storm victims. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2053-4 O 70 Texas hospitals shake off hurricane's effects. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 33-4 S 70 Riot Civil disturbance and the health department. J.J.Hanlon. Amer J Public Health 60: 470-4 Mr 70 Effects of the Baltimore riots on psychiatric hospital admissions. G.D.Klee and K.Gorwitz. Ment Hyg 54: 447-9 J1 70 Health center disrupted by dispute over control: New York City. (N) Hospitals 44: 121 F 16 70 Hospital disaster plan meets 40 hour test during racial rioting: University Hospital,Augusta ,Ga . B.L.Brown Jr. Mod Hosp 115: 85-7 O 70 In crisis. E.Baer. Amer J Nursing 70: 1299 Je 70 Racial disorders have minimal effect on hospitals. (N) Hospitals 44: 75 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Use of tranquilizing drugs and chemical agents to quell civil disorders: American Public Health Association policy statement. Amer J Public Health 60: 188 Ja 70 Tornado Lessons learned in caring for tornado victims lead to revision of one hospital's disaster plan. J.E. John son. Hospitals 44: 40+ Mr 1 70 Lubbock tornado: a case study of public relations in action. W.B.Harris Jr. Mon Memo (Amer Soc Hosp Public Relat Dir) No.7: 3-4 J1 70 Lubbock tornado: disaster plan rehearsal turns into reality. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 33-4 Je 70 Lubbock tornado: medical care report. T.D.Gage. Tex Med 66: 101+ Je 70 State health department serves in disaster: Lubbock. (N) Tex Med 66: 103-4 Je 70 Texas, Mississippi hardest hit as tornadoes rip across southern and midwestern states. (N) Hospitals 44: 35 My 1 70 Tornado devastates Lubbock,Texas; hospitals escape full fury of storm. (N) Hospitals 44: 115 Je 1 70 Transportation First a disaster drill.. .now comes the real thing: bus accident at Allentown, Pa. M .Sunnergren. Osteopath Hosp 14: 5-12 N 70 Morgue duty: identifying victims of an air crash. H.M. Sexton. Amer J Nursing 70: 1054-6 My 70 Sophisticated radio network successful: used for speed- way disaster. Hospitals 44: 46-9 D 1 70 Your community emergency medical services council. W.T.Rumage Jr. Arch Environ Health 21: 211-3 Ag 70 Organization Disaster management of bum patients. J.H.Morton. N Y State J Med 70: 1647-50 Je 15 70 'Green Alert'—a Florida hospital prepares for handling disaster victims. S.A.Mudano. Nat Safety News 101: 42-5 My 70 Simulation model for disaster planning. R.H.McMillen. Tex Hosp 26: 17-19 N 70 Bomb threats Avert bomb threats by improving community relations. Public Relat Newsletter 19: 1-2 S 70 'There is a bomb planted in your office!' W.A. Kleinschrod. Admin Manage 31: 18+ Ag 70 (ed p.17) Psychological aspects Effects of the Baltimore riots on psychiatric hospital admissions. G.D.Klee and K.Gorwitz. Ment Hyg 54: 447-9 J1 70 Volunteer service How Hurley did it during hospital strike: dedicated volunteers helped. E. A. Con way. Mich Hosp 6: 23-4 D 70 (Discharge. See: Admitting and discharge) (Discipline. See: Personnel administration—Supervision) (Discontinuance of hospitals. See: Hospital and health facilitie s—Dis continua nee) (Discounts. See: Rates—Allowances and adjustments) (Discrimination,Racial. See: Civil rights) (Diseases. See specific name of disease (care) (Dishwashing. See: Dietary dept.—Dishwashing) (Disinfection. See: Infection control; Sterilization; and the subhead Aseptic technic under hospitals and depts.) (Dispensing of drugs (by nurses or pharmacists). See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Dispensing) (Displays. See: Exhibits) DISPOSABLE GOODS (See also: Plastic materials) Aseptic management of disposables. R.E.Burgess. Hosp Top 48: 95+ Ja 70 Buyer's guide to disposable soft goods. Health Inst Pur- chasing 1: 43-8 N 70 Disposable operating room packs. J.Spivack and D.S. Watt. Hospitals 44: 105+ J1 1 70 Disposable pillowcases. P.G.Mann. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1641 Ag 21 70 Disposable products in nursing. R.J.Lane. Hosp Purchas- ing (London) No.3: 5 Mr 70 Disposables: a system. J.O'Hara. Southern Hosp 38: 4-7 Mr 70 Disposables: a system for cutting costs. J.O'Hara. Southern Hosp 38: 4-6 S 70 Disposables and disposability. T.C.Treeger. Cornell Hotel Restaurant Admin Quart 11: 14-17 Ag 70 Disposables in food service. A.K.Jemigan. Hospitals 44: 80-1 Ap 16 70; (C) I.Simms. 24+ Ag 16 70 Disposables overseas. D.K.White. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 212-6 My-Je 70 Disposables—panacea or problem? M.G .Wilmarth. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 49-53 My 70 Disposal methods inadequate for disposables,National Sanitation Foundation told. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 30-2 N 70 Disposing of disposables. Time 95: 58 My 18 70 Disposing of the disposables: refuse compactor. Hosp Admin Can 12: 21-2 N 70 Don't throw the baby out with the crib: disposable "in- fanettes." (N) Mod Hosp 115: 112 Ag 70 Effective communication smooths major conversion pro- gram at Vancouver General Hospital: disposable injec- tion system. L.Truitt. Can Hosp 47: 42-3 My 70 Look at disposables. D.L.Golden. Hospitals 44: 68+ Mr 1 70; (C) A.C.Staples. 22 J1 16 70 % Los Angeles hospitals can't dispose of all their dispos- ables. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 54 Mr 70 Modem disposables: to use or not to use? N.Coan. Executive Housekeeper 17: 18+ O 70 Nurse's view of disposables. L.Wilson. Can Hosp 47: 63 O 70 26 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 EMBLEMS, INSIGNIA, ETC. Packaging characteristics of disposables. W.M.Cramer. Hosp Progress 51: 32+ O 70 Report on disposables. Institutions 66: 105-13 Mr 70 " Standards for judging disposables include labor savings, improved care. A.J.Valias. Mod Hosp 114: 74 Mr 70 Sterile disposable items: Food and Drug Administration's view of current problems. J.J.Belson. Amer Surg Dealer 57: 42-3 Ja 70 Survey shows nursing homes are using more disposables — and liking them. Mod Nursing Home 25: 4+ J1 70 Synthetic meats; disposable trays; cyclamates. (Q&A) Sr.Rose Genevieve. Hosp Progress 51: 6+ My 70 Total disposable program has many benefits and advan- tages. W.E.Noonan. Hosp Admin Can 12: 18-20 N 70 Treatment tray cost study. P.F.Slowlak. Hosp Manage 109: 47+ Mr 70 Use of disposables will keep growing,report says. Mod Hosp 115: 52 Ag 70 Wet grinding of disposables: digest of a report. Hospitals 44: 70+ D 1 70 What Impact will disposables have on hospital planning? P.F.Hart. Hosp Admin Can 12: 52+ N 70 World's first practical,disposable,ten-second,plastic- coated, temperature-taking machine. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 723 Ap 70 Paper Ambulance service accepts disposable linens. aiD 5: 6 O 70 Disposable surgical drapes. I.Adams. Hosp Admin Can 12: 50+ Mr 70 Expanding disposables market. L.Lieb. Surg Bus 33: 30-1 S 70 Federal Trade Commission issues warning on flammable surgical garb: "Masslin Brand." (N) Hosp Purchasing Newsletter 14: 4 J1 70 Great diaper rash: disposable diaper,a brand-new,$200- million-a-year market. Forbes 106: 24+ D 15 70 Prospects for nonwovens: recent report by the Chase Manhattan Bank. (N) Hospitals 44: 57 My 16 70 DISPOSABLES ASSOCIATION New group to correct disposables' hazards: Disposables Association. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1750 Ag 70 (Disposition of body or removed parts. See: Consent,Legal —Disposition of body or removed parts) (Distilled water. See: Water—Distilled) DISTRICT HOSPITALS (See also: Government hospitals) District general hospitals. T.McKeown. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 57+ Ja 9 70 Functions of the district general hospital. P.Draper. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 58-9 Ja 8 70 Oklahoma voters reject bill to establish hospital dis- tricts. (N) Hospitals 44: 106 O 16 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: Charlotte, N.C. R.Z.Thomas Jr. Hospitals 44: 77+ J1 1 70 DOORS Automatic doors: the entrance to the hospital is a more complex consideration than ordinarily assumed. Hos- pitals 44: 122 F 1 70 Gliding doors: more space,easier cleaning. W.H.Fender. Mod Hosp 114: 140 Ap 70 (Drama. See: Occupational therapy dept.—Special activi- ties—Drama) (Draperies. See: Windows) (Dressing rooms. See also: Personnel administration— Dressing rooms) (Drug stop orders. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Medi- cation orders) (Drugs. See: Cost of medical care—Drugs; Health insur- ance. Comprehensive—Drugs; Insurance—Liability— Products; Pharmacy dept.—Drugs) (Dumbwaiters. See: Conveyors) (Duplicating facilities. See: Printing and duplicating facilities) (Dust control. See: Infection control—Airborne) E (Ear,nose and throat hospitals and depts. See: Eye,ear, nose and throat hospitals and depts.) (Early waking and feeding of patient. See: Patient relations —Grievances—Schedule of care) (Earthquakes. See: Disaster service—Experiences— Earthquake) (Economic Opportunity Act. See: Federal aid—Grants— Economic Opportunity Act) (Economic security program for nurses. See: Nurses— Economics) (Economies. See: Conservation and economies; and the subhead Economies under hospitals and depts.) (Education. See: Educational programing; Films—Teaching; Health education; Interns and residents; Medical educa- tion; Nursing education (all types); Personnel adminis- tration—Training programs; Shared services—Training programs; Teaching function) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMING (See also: Meetings; Pediatric hospitals and depts.— Educational programs; Personnel administration—Train- ing programs; Programed learning; Shared services — Training programs; Teaching function) Budget planning for meetings. C.L.Schafer. Ass Manage 22: 36-40 J1 70 Canadian Hospital Association educational programs. Can Hosp 47: 2 6-7 Ja 70 Education: annual administrative review. Sr.F.Urbine. Hospitals 44: 67-71 Ap 1 70 Education centre of the 70's. L.F.Detwiller and F.S. Brodie. Can Hosp 47: 35-8 Ap 70 Future trends in professional education. J.Hamburg. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 488-9 O 70 Gearing adult education for the seventies. M.S. Knowles. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 11-16 My 70 Health education: Kansas Regional Medical Program's continuing education unit. J.D.Rising. J Kans Med Soc 71: 139+ Ap 70 New training idea: traveling seminar for dietary managers. E.E.Cabot. Mod Hosp 114: 120 Ja 70 Sensitivity training: a case study. A.R.Crawford Jr. Hosp Top 48: 38+ F 70 Conferences Distillation conference on health care delivery: a func- tion in search of a forum. A.Baranan. Nursing Homes 19: 24-5 O 70 They come to listen—or do they? The question as to what conferences are all about. W.B.Ayars. Personnel J 49: 324-8 Ap 70 Conventions Good news rooms enhance your convention. N .P.Teich. Ass Manage 22: 46-50 F 70 Correspondence courses Administrative systems for hospitals: correspondence course. E.A.Forin. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 28-9 Ja 70; Hospital Financial Management Association en- dorses course. 29 Ja 70 American Medical Record Association launches transcrip- tion course for medical record typists. Med Rec News 41: 18-20 F 70 Correspondence study program for food service super- visors. A.H.Konhauser. Hospitals 44: 40-3 Ag 1 70 (Ptl) Home study courses for food service employees—an Iowa program. A.K.Jernigan. J Amer Diet Ass 56: 527-9 Je 70 Institutes American Hospital Association institutes for 1971. Hospitals 44: 57-9 N 16 70 Workshops How workshop seminars can motivate your membership. R.P.Levoy. Ass Manage 22: 59-61 Ap 70 Seminars for abdominal stomal therapy. B.Smith and P.A. Goodwin. Mich Hosp 6: 24 Je 70 Workshop: a dynamic simulated training program. W.J. Wasmuth. Rehabil Rec 11: 12-16 Jl-Ag 70 (Educational therapy. See: Occupational therapy dept.— Special activities—Education) (Efficiency. See: Methods improvement) ELECTRIC WIRING AND LIGHTING (See also: Disaster service—Experiences—Blackout; Electrical hazards; Fuel—Electricity; Power plant— Emergency) Adequate and predictable building electrical power. P.F. Pugh. Building Oper Manage 17: 54+ S 70 Electric cables go metric. N.S.Bryant. Hosp Building Eng 3: 13-15 Ja 70 Electric shock protection. A.R.Morse. Can Hosp 47: 29- 32 N 70 First reports link defective wiring to fire killed 17 bedridden patients in Canada: Foyer Ste.Bernadette nursing home. Mod Nursing Home 25: 27-8 N 70 Inexpensive phototherapy unit. R.S.Hosen. S Dak J Med 23: 7-8 Ja 70 Interior lighting design. Building Oper Manage 17: 16+ Ja 70 Keep food carts heated, via a mobile overhead electrical connection. R.M.Bell. Tex Hosp 25: 42 Mr 70 Lighting controversy seeks qualification for safety! G.A. Brecher. Environ Contr Manage 139: 45-7 Ja 70 Logic control and static switching. A.Flack. Hosp Build- ing Eng 3: 23+ N 70 Modem hospital lighting practice. J.B.Collins and A.H. Cockram. Hosp Purchasing (London) No.11: 4-5 N 70 Service platform for intensive-care units. (C) G.Behr. Lancet 2: 39-40 J1 4 70 Uses of light and light sources in design. A.H.Feder. AIA (Amer Inst Architects) J 53: 45-52 Ap 70 ELECTRICAL HAZARDS Case history of an unsafe electrical plug. H.W.Spence and G.C.Gamble. Executive Housekeeper 17: 29 D 70 Electrical equipment creates hospital hazard. (N) D. Lubin. Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 2-3 Ja-F 70 Electrical hazards in hospital. Hosp Admin Curr 14: 1+ S-O 70 Electrical hazards in hospitals. C.W.Walter. Hosp Pract 5: 53-6 D 70 Electrical hazards in the newborn nursery. V.Chemick and M.B.Raber. J Pediat 77: 143-7 J1 70 Electrical-installation testing. A.Egley. Hosp Eng (Engl) 24: 63-4 Mr 70; 85-6 Ap 70 Electrical safety: use of patient call cord. V.F.Gardner. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 3 My-Je 70 Electrical shock hazards in the hospital environment: their causes and cures. T.R.Harpell. Can Hosp 47: 48-53 N 70 Electrocution problem unsolved for cardiac .intensive care unit patients: Joseph Brant Hospital,Burlington,Ont. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 16 Ap 70 Hazards from electrical equipment: operating room. (symp) Hosp Top 48: 93-100 J1 70 Hazards in handling electronic equipment. Hosp Admin Can 12: 34-5 Ag 70 Hospital burns. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 214: 653-4 O 19 70 Hospital electrical hazards: a serious problem for pa- tients. J.J.Nobel and R.Mosenkis. Penn Med 73: 96 Mr 70 Hospital has role in devices regulation .federal official says. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 34 N 70 Low-voltage,direct-current bums. M.N.Leeming and others. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1681-4 N 30 70 Medical devices. Med World News 11: 28+ Ap 24 70 Old codes are barriers to new electrical safety methods. D.Lubin. Mod Hosp 115: 128+ J1 70 Pre-marketing certification of medical devices recom- mended. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 38-9 O 70 Regulating medical devices. Sci News 97: 500 My 23 70 Test for static-controlled carpets: do they prevent shock at low relative humidity levels? Contract 11: 88-95 N 70 Use of constant current diodes in preventing electrical shock from hospital equipment. R.M.Flsh. IEEE (Inst Elec Electron Eng) Trans Biomed Eng BME-17: 351 O 70 (Electrocardiography (EKG). See: Laboratories,Clinical— Equipment and supplies—Electrocardiographic) (Electroencephalography (EEG). See: Laboratories, Clinical Equipment and supplies—Electroencephalographic) (Electronic equipment. See: Automation; Equipment— Clinical—Electronic) ELEVATORS Design for lifts in hospitals. B.P.Hutton. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 203-4 Ja 30 70 Guidelines for planning elevator service. A.Clark and M.E.Nazaruk. Mod Hosp 114: 142+ Mr 70 Optimizing space requirements for elevators. W.W. Swartz. Architect Rec 147: 133-6 Mr 70 (Eligibility for free care. See: Indigent care—Eligibility) (Embezzlement. See: Accounting—Auditing; Breakage and theft) EMBLEMS. INSIGNIA. ETC. (See also: Personal health records) Greeks have a word for it. H.MacNamee. Conf Board Rec 7: 56-8 O 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 27 EMBLEMS, INSIGNIA, ETC. History of medical record science: from serpent healing to American Medical Record Association symbol. Med Rec News 41: 24+ F 70 International symbol of accessibility. (N) Rehabil Rec 11: 3 Ja-F 70 St.Mary of Nazareth Hospital,Chicago,adopts new logo. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 38+ N 70 Seal of the American Public Health Association. (N) Amer J Public Health 60: 1147-8 Je 70 Staff of Aesculapius, (ed) R.E.Mitchell Jr. Virginia Med Mon 97: 52-3 Ja 70 EMERGENCY CARE (See also: Ambulance service; Civil defense; Consent, Legal—Blood samples; Disaster service; Mobile units; Personal health records; Poison control; Resuscitation; Suicide) Achievements and problems in the treatment of trauma. F.Holdsworth. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 13+ Mr 70 Aid to the injured: the South Carolina concept. J Amer Ins 46: 1-5 My-Je 70 Air travel and medical problems. P.R.Richards. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 29-32 Ap 24 70 Airport nurse. B.M.Davies. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1392-4 O 29 70 Communication system funnels all emergency aid. (N) aiD 5: 17 O 70 Comparison of medical and psychiatric emergency care In the U.S.and Russia. G.M.Barton and W.E.Barton. Resident Staff Physician 16: 50-7 My 70 Cooperation guarantees good emergency service: Bavaria. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1046 Ag 10 70 Dial 03 for emergency medical care in Russia—top price two cents. J Amer Med Ass 211: 194+ Ja 12 70 Doctor at the circus: in magic and tragic moments,spot- light is on MD. Med World News 11: 40G+ J1 24 70 Emergency call service. R.J.F.H.Pinsent. Lancet 2: 604- 6 S 19 70 Emergency services: comments against "pooling." (C) W.G.Pietsch. Hosp Manage 109: 10 Je 70 Emergency services: some recent developments. S.S.B. Gilder. World Med J 17: 2+ Ja-F 70 500 miles to go: Indianapolis Motor Speedway. B.Webb. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 56-9 Ja 70 Health services for the 1972 Olympics. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1202 Ag 17 70 Helping hands save sight: amateur radio operators. Tex Hosp 26: 18 O 70 Inebriate in the emergency room. A.Gelperin and E.A. Gelperin. Amer J Nursing 70: 1494-7 J1 70 Methodology for studying the emergency care of the trauma patient: results of the Yale Trauma Study. K.J. Keggi and others. Conn Med 34: 107-14 F 70 Moratorium Day in Washington. G.Billings. Amer J Nursing 70: 92-3 Ja 70 Nurse to the performing arts. C.Kotlarsky. Can Nurse 66: 25-7 Ja 70 Occupational therapy in an emergency psychiatric setting. M.Hyman and J.R.Metzker. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 280-3 My-Je 70 Operating room nursing and emergency. J.C.Owens. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 46-9 N 70 Patient is about to deliver: is the hospital ready? Airport medical emergency procedures. A.O.Basnlght. Hosp Forum (Calif) 12: 12-14 Mr 70 (ed p.5) Patients with repeated admissions to a psychiatric emer- gency service. D.L.Raphling and J.Lion. Community Ment Health J 6: 313-8 Ag 70 Physician of the day and the capitol dispensary. S.A. Mullen. J Florida Med Ass 57: 60-1 Ja 70 Plan for a casualty care and transportation program in Missouri. M.Dale and R.Wheeler. Missouri Med 67: 669-75 S 70 Psychiatric emergencies in general practice: reassess- ment. J.P.Cattell. N Y State J Med 70: 2219-23 S 1 70 She's a regular at the racetrack. V.Fournier. Can Nurse 66: 22-5 J1 70 Southern California hospitals set up emergency network for 240,000 at Ontario race. (N) Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 15-16 O 70 Surgeon: regionalize emergency care. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36b Je 70 Systematic approach to emergency medical services. O.P.Hampton Jr. Arch Environ Health 21: 214-7 Ag 70 Tele-diagnosis: these patients tell the tube where It hurts—link between Boston airport and doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital. Mod Hosp 115: 85-7 N 70 Tragedy of trauma. J.Bockel. Sci News 98: 82-3 J1 25 70 Trauma unit opened in Ravenswood Hospital Medical Center,Chicago. (N) Hosp Top 48: 20 Mr 70 Use of Entonox in the ambulance service. P.J.F.Baskett and A.Withnell. Brit Med J 2: 41-3 Ap 4 70 Who picks up the ugly baby? Medical emergencies during "pop festival." G.R.Swerdloff. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 325-7 Ag 70 Will big new planes bring bigger headaches to MDs, patients? J Amer Med Ass 211: 1282+ F 23 70 EMERGENCY HOSPITALS AND DEPTS. (See also: Civil defense—Community organization— Emergency hospitals; Intensive care—Special units— Burn; Outpatient dept.) Airport hospital for France? (N) Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 39 N 6 70 Care beyond acute general hospital: annual administra- tive review. H.J.Russell and M.V.Wells. Hospitals 44: 56-9 Ap 1 70 Emergency services: annual administrative review. D.M. Kinzer. Hospitals 44: 73-6 Ap 1 70 Shock room: Houston's Ben Taub General Hospital. T. Thompson. Life 69: 24-31 N 6 70 Trauma center of the University of Maryland always manned. (N) Public Health Rep 85: 814 S 70 Administration Care of the injured: organizing an accident service. K. Solheim. World Med J 17: 7-8 Ja-F 70 Emergency medical services. W.E.Matory. J Nat Med Ass 62: 195-9 My 70 Ex-servicemen test new manpower ideas. Amer Med News 13: 13 N 9 70 Round-the-clock emergency care: Milford (Conn.) Hos- pital. L.M.Rapoport and G.P.Plaskowitz. Amer Hosp Prof 6: 6-7 F 70 Burns Age of plastics brings forth 'skin.' (N) Med World News 11: 4 My 1 70 Disaster management of bum patients. J.H.Morton. N Y State J Med 70: 1647-50 Je 15 70 Use of Orthopiast Isoprene splints in the treatment of the acutely burned child. B.Willis. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 187-91 Ap 70 Equipment and supplies Carry a save-a-life kit wherever you go. R.L.Greenberg. Hosp Physician 6: 82-3 S 70 Emergency room supply wall. Mich Hosp 6: 18 F 70 Functional emergency cart. P.A.Robertson. Amer J Nurs- ing 70: 1684-5 Ag 70 Texan converts fishing gear to emergency kits. Drug Top 114: 34 O 12 70 What does the ideal doctors' bag contain? J.B. Vander Veer Jr. Hosp Physician 6: 78-83 S 70 Legal aspects Conservative treatment held to be adequate: gunshot wound. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 32+ J1 70 Emergency care and transportation: medicine and legality. D.M.Mahoney. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 42- 5 N 70 Emergency care at hospitals. A. H. Bern stein. Hospitals 44: 64+ Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Emergency department physician not servant of hospital: Delaware. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-2 Je 70 (Pt 1) Epidural hematoma missed in emergency room exam. W.A. Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 40 D 70 Guide to Good Samaritan laws. Resident Staff Physician 16: 81-2 Mr 70 Hospital not liable for negligence of independent emer- gency department doctors: Decatur, Ga. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2-3 F 70 (Pt 1) Hospital not liable for physician's error in emergency room: Delaware. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 24 S 70 Hospital's right to refuse admission. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 213: 673-4 J1 27 70 Liability of physicians serving in hospital emergency rooms. G.E.Hall. New Physician 19: 1023 D 70 New emergency services bill extends responsibility of California hospitals,provides some malpractice protec- tion. (N) Hospitals 44: 33 S 1 70 Not guilty: hospital is not to blame for actions of staff physician. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 114: 62+ Je 70 Who is liable? Georgia hospital had agreement with emergency group. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 114: 52+ Ja 70 Medical staff Adequate emergency service to increasing numbers, (ed) C.M.Collins. J Florida Med Ass 57: 34-5 Mr 70 Birth pangs of a specialty: emergency physicians. Med World News 11: 20 N 6 70 Contracting with a physicians’ group for emergency room coverage. G.A.Krembs and others. Hosp Progress 51: 51-3 Ja 70 Education and training for emergency medical care. J.R. Karel. J Med Soc N J 67: 731-2 N 70 Psychiatrist's experiences in general practice in a hospi- tal emergency room. S.A.Nigro. J Amer Med Ass 214- 1657-60 N 30 70 (ed p.1697) Special course aids transition to full-time emergency room practice. Hosp Pract 5: 158+ O 70 Tell City physicians offer 24-hour service. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 926-8 Ag 70 They moonlight In their own emergency room: St.Joseph Infirmary,Louisville,Ky. H.T.Paxton. Hosp Physician 6: 137 F 70 Who is liable? Georgia hospital had agreement with emergency group. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 114: 52+ Ja 70 Personnel Medical social worker: valuable asset to the emergency service staff. C.Strinsky. Hospitals 44: 58-60 My 1 70 Paramedical personnel—training them and using them. H .C .Cleveland. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 37-41 N 70 Planning Emergence of emergency care: Nethercutt Emergency Cen- ter. R.A.Craig. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 12+ S 70 Records and reports Data being collected on product-rela'ted accidents. E.B. Cook. Hosp Manage 110: 26-7 J1 70 Responsibilities Another kind of ombudsman: the "crisis minister" in the emergency room. R.Cavalier. Mod Hosp 114: 94-5 Ja 70 Care of the injured in the emergency department. A.R. Dlmick. Postgrad Med 48: 150-4 S 70 Chicago hospitals seek ways to end attacks on emergen- cy room personnel. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 29 S 70 Chicago studies emergency services; finds where improvement is needed. Hosp Top 48: 37-9 D 70 Disgraceful situation: casualty departments, (ed) Lancet 2: 861O 24 70 Drug abusers test skill of emergency personnel. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 36 Ja 5 70 Effectiveness of patient care in an emergency room: Balti- more City Hospitals. R.H.Brook and R.L.Stevenson Jr. New Engl J Med 283: 904-7 O 22 70 Emergency department of a modern hospital. R.L.Wegryn. J Med Soc N J 67: 480-2 Ag 70 Emergency departments and the non-emergency deluge. Med World News 11: 22-8 D 25 70 Emergency handling of radiation accident cases. Ind Med Surg 39: 87-8 (adv) Ja 70 Emergency mental health services in a general hospital. L.T.Beahan. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 81-4 Mr 70 Emergency room "errors" raise toll of accident victims, American College of Surgeons told. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 33-4 N 70 Emergency service experience. R.L.Youmans. JKans Med Soc 71: 90-2 Mr 70 Emergency services. C.U .Letoumeau. Hosp Manage 109: 22-4 Ja 70; 28+ F 70; 36+ Mr 70 Health care needs inherent in emergency services: can they be met? G.Hess. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 243-9 Je 70 Hospital emergency care, (ed) J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 447-8 My 70 How Scarborough General Hospital handles drug abuse victims. D.Charter. Can Hosp 47: 42-6 S 70 Limitations of emergency services for mentally or emo- tionally disturbed mothers. M.C.Ekdahl. Amer J Public Health 60: 1278-88 J1 70 Men for the care of the injured: a crisis facing the 70s. W.T.Fitts Jr. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 9-17 D 70 Old order changeth: new Importance of the emergency room. M.E.Morrow Jr. J Florida Med Ass 57: 49 Ja 70 Ombudsman is middle man between emergency room pa- tients and hospital: Michael Reese Hospital,Chicago. R.Cavalier. Mod Hosp 114: 92+ Ja 70 Psychiatric changes in the acutely injured. G.O'Connor. Postgrad Med 48: 210-4 S 70 Role of the emergency unit in a community hospital. L. Kunian. New Engl J Med 283: 1367-70 D 17 70 What 500 patients in 10 cities told us about the emer- gency room and the outpatient clinics. Resident Staff Physician 16: 94+ Ja 70 Who should notify parents of minors brought to emergency room: hospital or police? J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 50 S 70 Standards Basis for classifying hospital emergency services: Metropolitan Kansas City. R.L.Youmans and R.A.Brose. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1647-51 S 7 70 Illinois outlines requirements for plans to pool hospital emergency resources. (N) Hospitals 44: 19 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Statistics Administrative profiles: range and complexity of hospital services. Hospitals 44: 32 D 16 70 Children's hospital admissions and mother's menstrua- tion. K.Dalton. Brit Med J 2: 27-8 Ap 4 70; condensed in Curr Med Dig 37: 886+ S 70 Emergency room utilization patterns of adolescents: clues to community problems. H.S.Sklar and E.F.Downs. N Y State J Med 70: 643-9 Mr 1 70 Epidemiology of accidents among the Navajo Indians. R.C.Brown and others. Public Health Rep 85: 881-8 O 70 Psychiatric emergency service: mirror of change. A. Satloff and C.M.Worby. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1628-32 My 70 Relationship between demographic characteristics,pa- tient's chief complaint,and medical care destination in an emergency room. G.T.Perkoff and M.Anderson. Med Care 8: 309-23 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 1) 28 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 EPILEPTIC CARE Use of the emergency room in a community hospital: Saginaw,Mich. H.A.White and P.A.O'Connor. Public Health Rep 85: 163-8 F 70 Variations among emergency room populations: a compari- son of four hospitals in New York City. P.R.Torrens and D.G.Yedvab. Med Care 8: 60-75 Ja-F 70 Volunteer service Volunteers In emergency department assist staff and pa- tients. Mrs.J.D.Skeer. Volunteer Leader 11: 7-10 Ja 70 (Emergency lighting and power. See: Power plant— Emergency) EMERGENCY ROOM NURSING Broadening our approach to emergency nursing care. G. Hess and G.Jones. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 599-607 D 70 Emergency-room nurses form study group to better their education. (N) RN 33: 25 Mr 70 Let's have more emergency room courses! E.M .Rosenthal. RN 33: 44-9 N 70 New emergency room nursing—is it for you? RN 33: 37- 43 N 70 Partnership for patient care: today’s emergency room. B.V.Williams. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 63-5 N 70 Triage nurse in the emergency department. R.R.Slater. Amer J Nursing 70: 127-9 Ja 70 Triage nurse: processes emergency department patients. R.R.Slater. Hospitals 44: 50-2 D 1 70 (Emphysema rehabilitation. See: Rehabilitation service— Respiratory) (Employees. See: Personnel administration; and the subhead Personnel under hospitals and depts.) (Endocrinologlc clinics. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics— Endocrinologic) ENDOWMENTS AND INVESTMENTS How to make money with surplus cash. (Q&A) D.L. Marksteln. Mod Nursing Home 24: 30+Ap 70 How to make short-term cash work at full-time rates. D.L.Marksteln. Mod Hosp 114: 61+ Ja 70 Investing short-term funds. J.Coulter. Med Group Man- age 17: 22-5 Mr 70 Let's solve the endowment crisis. C.D.Ellis. Harvard Bus Rev 48: 92-102 Mr-Ap 70 Recording investments in endowment fund portfolios. G.A.Klllenberg. Hosp Top 48: 52 J1 70 (Engineering, Biomedical. See: Careers—Biomedical engineering; Equipment—Clinical—Electronic) ENGINEERING DEPT. (See also: Air conditioning; Communication systems; Electric wiring and lighting; Electrical hazards; Equip- ment; Fuel; Heating; Painting; Plumbing and steam- fitting; Power plant; Roofs and walls; Safety; Security measures; Shared services—Engineering; Walls (Inte- rior); Waste disposal; Water; and the subhead Equip- ment and supplies under hospitals and depts.) Administration Hospital engineering management. B.A.Hermon. Hosp Building Eng 3: 45+ Ja 70; (C) O.K.Edwards. 8+ Mr 70 Plant engineering manager—what is your effectiveness ? W.J.Reddin. Plant Eng 24: 96-7 Je 25 70 What are you doing to help your maintenance department? W.T.Conner. Plant Eng 24: 52-4 S 3 70 Automation Automatic control of hospital environment. P.Dalton. Hosp Building Eng 3: 10+ S 70 Automation in the boiler-house? A.Hall. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 106 Ja 16 70 Electronic guardian watches hospital's mechanical sys- tems: St.Joseph's Hospital,Stockton,Calif. G.Cobb. Mod Hosp 115: 130 O 70 Industrial engineering Evaluation of maintenance performance: use of three basic tools. R.N.Davis. Hospitals 44: 66+Je 1 70 Measuring small plant maintenance performance. E.H. Kittner. Plant Eng 24: 90-1 Je 25 70 1970 landscape—work simplification; measurement; per- formance guide. Grounds Maintenance 5: 25-8 S 70 Maintenance service Benefits,methods of establishing an instrumentation department. H.I.Cohen. Hosp Top 48: 32+ F 70 Equipment maintenance,repair in VA hospital system. J.O .Wear. Hosp Top 48: 28-31 F 70 How to prevent lubrication failures. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 4 S-O 70 Maintenance problems in small hospitals: digest of study. Hospitals 44: 66+ N 1 70 Maintenance system for a small hospital. C.F.James Jr. and others. Hospitals 44: 70+ D 16 70 Preventive maintenance hurdle. W.E.Williams. Hospi- tals 44: 75-9 Ja 16 70 Saga of the silent men: maintenance department of St. Anthony Hospital,Michigan City.Ind. Amer Hosp Prof 6: 12-13 F 70 Personnel Engineering training centre. Hosp Building Eng 3: 6-7 Mr 70 Experience exposure for hospital engineering personnel. H.D.Lapham. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 1-3 Ja-F 70 (Pt 2) Motivation and payoff—the keys to maintenance and training: VA Hospital,Oteen.N.C. D.Bowman. Plant Eng 24: 34-7 F 5 70 Training of electricians. J.H.Leverton. Hosp Equip Supplies (London) 16: 39 F 70 Planning Space needed for maintenance area. (N) Hosp Eng News- letter 15: 3 Mr-Ap 70 Records and reports Engineer's file system and pictorial explanation. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 6 Mr-Ap 70 Equipment catalog for system operation,maintenance. R.K.Bryant. Heating Piping Air Conditioning 42: 47-50 D 70 Integrated approach to maintenance recordkeeping. N.C. Fortman. Plant Eng 24: 76+ Mr 19 70 Responsibilities Are you a professional? Let's upgrade hospital engineer- ing. E.C.Sweet. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 5 N-D 70 (Pt 1) Engineer and new construction. J.G.Wilkins. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 1-5 Ja-F 70 (Pt 4) Hospital engineers: ‘quit crying' and get involved. H.D. Lapham. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 1-2 Ja-F 70 (Pt 1) Hospital visitor. A.Tucker. Tex Hosp 25: 27 Ja 70 Relationship between engineers and building supervisors. R.F.H .Banister. Hosp Building Eng 3: 15-16 J1 70; some solutions. 39-40 N 70 Standards What Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals standards mean to the hospital engineer. (N) Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 5 Mr-Ap 70 Trends Challenge of the 70s. V.A.Knutson. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 1-9 N-D 70 (Pt 2) Electronics age and some side effects. R.A.Hastings. Tex Hosp 26: 22 Je 70 (Engineering,Industrial. See: Methods improvement— Industrial engineering; Shared services—Industrial engineering) ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH (See also: Public health; Radiation hazards) Air pollution and disease. J.R.Goldsmith. Hosp Pract 5: 63+ My 70 Air pollution and human health. L.B.Lave and E.P.Seskln. Science 169: 723-33 Ag 21 70 Air,water pollution control effort slated. J.J.Hanlon. US Med 6: 35+ Ja 15 70 Casualties of our time: social and technological changes produce new sources of death and disability which raise public issues. A.B.Ford. Science 167: 256-63 Ja 16 70 Changing scope of occupational medicine and environ- mental health. D.H .Goldstein. Amer J Public Health 60: 645-52 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Community health advocates getting environmental help. (ed) J Environ Health 32: 663-5 My-Je 70 Comprehensive health planning—implementing environ- mental health aspects. J.J.Walsh. J Environ Health 33: 256-9 N-D 70 Compreventive health planning,a new proposal? J.J. Hanlon. Arch Environ Health 21: 79-83 J1 70 Death of air. J Amer Med Ass 212: 25 Ap 6 70 (ed p.147) Ecological health and quality of life now and forevermore. (ed) M.S.M.Watts. Calif Med 113: 55-7 N 70 Ecology as a central discipline in public health. L.F. Saylor. Calif Med 113: 59-60 N 70 Ecology for survival. (Ed) Calif Med 112: 77-8 Mr 70 Effect of continued exposure to air pollution on the inci- dence of chronic childhood allergic disease. H.A.Sultz and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 891-900 My 70 Electric power production—another public health dilemma. (ed) Amer J Public Health 60: 795-6 My 70 Environment—not health care services—major key to good health, (ed) C.H.Agnew. Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 23-4 My 70 Environmental health—concerns and issues. J.J.Hanlon. Arch Environ Health 20: 72-6 Ja 70 Environmental health—urgent challenge of the '70's. T.J.Moylan. Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 58-60 My 70 Environmental quality: its significance in our society. (ed) W.R.Barclay. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1890-2 S 14 70 Episodic air pollution in Metropolitan Boston: a trial epidemiological study. H.Heimann. Arch Environ Health 20: 230-51 F 70 Fighting to save the earth from man. Time 95: 56-63 F 2 70 Global dimensions of health. A.Rosenfeld. Fam Health 2: 14-17 Ap 70 Healing our sick environment. M .Michaelson. Todays Health 48: 21+ Ap 70 Health hazards associated with urbanization and over- population. B.Walker Jr. J Nat Med Ass 62: 259-62 J1 70 Industry in the technology of the future. C.B.McCoy. Del Med J 42: 10-11 Ja 70 Information for decisions in environmental policy. R.A. Carpenter. Science 168: 1316-22 Je 12 70 International research: Its role In environmental biology. J.Higginson. Science 170: 935-9 N 27 70 Japan to aid pollution victims. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36G F 70 Man,ecology,and health. D.B.Shimkln. Arch Environ Health 20: 111-27 Ja 70 Man-made maladies and medicine. J.R.Audy. Calif Med 113: 48-53 N 70 Man,medicine and ecology: an overview. E.Waybum. Calif Med 113: 1-6 N 70 Manpower problems of environmental health. B.Walker Jr. J Environ Health 32: 679-84 My-Je 70 Mere survival is not enough for man. R.Dubos. Life 69: 2 J1 24 70 National health—whose responsibility: government or private enterprise? Group Pract 19: 7+ F 70 New airborne disease: community air pollution. J.R. Goldsmith. Calif Med 113: 13-20 N 70 Polluted air. (ed) Lancet 1: 875-6 Ap 25 70 Pollution invites disease. B.W.Camow. Saturday Rev 53: 38+ J1 4 70 Prescription for a planet: problems of man's environment and what to do about them. R.E.Train. Amer J Public Health 60: 433-40 Mr 70 Problems are concentrated in core cities. J.W.Henderson Jr. J Environ Health 32: 513-6 Mr-Ap 70 Research will tag polluting agents. P.Kotin. US Med 6: 47-8 Ja 15 70 Role of ecology in the design of a health care system. W.Winkelstein Jr.and F.E.French. Calif Med 113: 7-12 N 70 Safe environment. G.Godber. Roy Soc Health J 90: 181-5 Jl-Ag 70 St.Louis physicians form group to combat pollution. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 4 Mr 70 Some world problems of environmental health. N.F. Izmerov. WHO (World Health Organ) Chron 24: 145-52 Ap 70 Suddenly It's pollution, (ed) D.N.Goldstein. Wis Med J 69: 30-1 F 70 Systematic planning for environmental improvement. J.M. Michael. Amer J Public Health 60: 1205-12 J1 70 Tax on noise? A tax on congestion? (interview) R.Dubos. Forbes 106: 64+ S 15 70 Terminology of environmental health. W.E.Hassan Jr. Drug Top 114: 29+ O 12 70 Urban ecology,geography,and health problems. G.W. Carey. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 73-87 F 70 Use of standards in the administration of environmental pollution control programs. M.A.Shiftman. Amer J Public Health 60: 255-65 F 70 Who manages the environment? J.J.Hanlon. J Environ Health 32: 409-12 Ja-F 70 (Ephebiatric care. See: Adolescent care) EPILEPTIC CARE Community aspects of epilepsy. L.D.Boshes and H.W. Kienast. Ill Med J 138: 140-6 Ag 70 Day hospital—Paris' first. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1196 F 16 70 Epileptic in Montana: survey of existing services and facilities. J.J.Cereghino. Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 43-50 Je 70 Managing the subnormal epileptic. V.A.Pounds. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 38 O 16 70 People with epilepsy, (ed) Lancet 1: 659-60 Mr 28 70 Survey of existing services and facilities for the epilep- tic in the State of New Mexico. J.J.Cereghino. South- western Med 51: 219-30 O 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 29 EPILEPTIC CARE Understanding the patient with epilepsy. V.J.Carozza. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 13-22 Mr 70 EQUIPMENT (See also: Automation; Beds and accessories; Deprecia- tion; Disposable goods; Electrical hazards; Financial management—Capital investment; Financial management —Plant appraisal; Furniture; Purchasing dept.— Methods—Lease; Syringes and needles; Thermometers, Clinical; Ultrasonic cleaning; and the subhead Equip- ment and supplies under hospitals and depts.) Capital equipment purchase should not be exception to the rules. A.J.Valias. Mod Hosp 114: 64 Ap 70 Damage in hospitals caused by movable equipment. Hosp Equip Supplies (London) 16: 4 Mr 70 Equipment manufacturers should identify each control clearly. (PM) M.J.Tomlinson. Hosp Cent Serv News- letter 4: 1 D 70 Improved equipment storage system. I.D.Snooks Jr.and R.P.Mackey. Executive Housekeeper 17: 34+ My 70 Items that work together should be bought together. J.L. Ryan. Mod Hosp 115: 68 N 70 Move equipment with ease. J.Layhew. Can Nurse 66: 30 My 70 Purchasing and the building program. A.Carroll. Hosp Manage 110: 59-60 S 70 Thought starters for methods improvement: machines, equipment,and processing data. Hosp Purchasing Newsletter 14: 2-3 Je 70 Clinical Accuracy of sphygmomanometers in hospital practice. L.V.Perlman and others. Arch Intern Med 125: 1000-3 Je 70 Control of medical devices. (Q&A) B.Kom. Hospitals 44: 32 Ag 16 70 Crash helmet' rig is used to treat head injuries. (N) Med World News 11: 4 N 20 70 Engineers apply skills to medical devices. Todays Health 48: 13 Ag 70 Experience with the random-zero sphygmomanometer. J.G.Evans and I.A.M.Prior. Brit J Prev Soc Med 24: 10-15 F 70 Hospital has role in devices regulation,federal official says. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 34 N 70 Magnetism in medicine: the pod. Med World News 11: 32+ Mr 20 70 Marketing of devices: how to control and how much? Hosp Pract 5: 25+ D 70 Periodic checks to ensure safety and accuracy of medical equipment started at Brooklyn Hospital. Resident Staff Physician 16: 107 S 70 Pre-marketing certification of medical devices recom- mended. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 38-9 O 70 Regulating medical devices. Sci News 97: 500 My 23 70 Standardization of medical equipment, (ed) C.Berkley. Med Res Eng 9: 3+ F 70 Electronic Aerospace technology for health care use. J.T.Richards Jr. Hosp Manage 110: 28+ S 70 Clinical physics and bio-engineering. J. M .A. Lenihan. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 198-201 My-Je 70 Communication across the board: Bath Institute of Medi- cal Engineering. A.R.C.Rowe. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1020-1 My 29 70 Conference hears how one hospital cut through medical electronic "jungle." (N) Mod Hosp 114: 37-9 Mr 70 Equipment failure in cardiac care units. Mich Hosp 6: 4-7 O 70 Health care: from space to hospitals. (N) Sci News 98: 64 J1 25 70 How doctors can help make medical instruments more reliable. Resident Staff Physician 16: 114+ Mr 70 Medical devices. Med World News 11: 28+ Ap 24 70 Medical devices: an unhealthy situation. Consum Rep 35: 256-9 Ap 70 Medical electronic equipment for coronary care units. D.W.Hill. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 324+ Jl-Ag 70 Medical electronics research at St.Bartholomew's Hospi- tal. B.W.Watson. Hosp Equip Supplies (London) 16: 4 F 70 Moon to medicine: benefits from the space program? (ed) R.H.Murray. Ann Intern Med 73: 331-3 Ag 70 Our ailing medical system: costly machines to save lives. Fortune 81: 92-5 Ja 70 Radiotelemetering pill. (N) MD 14: 69 Ag 70 Regionalized medical engineering. R.A.Stubbs. Hosp Admin Can 12: 30+ Ag 70 Standards for medical instrumentation, (ed) D.B. Geselowitz. IEEE (Inst Elec Electron Eng) Trans Biomed Eng BME-17: 185 J1 70 Will electronics solve the doctor shortage? US News World Rep 68: 87-9 Je 15 70 World growth in bio-engineering. W.A.Hendrie. Hosp Int (Engl) 4: 24-5 O 70 Trends Capsules replace hospital rooms. M.Villecco. Architect Forum 132: 54-7 My 70 Health care—challenge for 1970. M.Cyker. Amer Surg Dealer 57: 33+ Ja 70 New decade: what it will do to the health industry and for the health industry, (ed) A.Comper. Surg Bus 33: 42-4 Ja 70 Some recent developments in health care, (ed) A.Comper. Surg Bus 33: 24-5 Ag 70 This capsule swallows the patient: Total Environmental Control Capsule. Mod Hosp 114: 105 Ap 70 Trends of marketing and distribution in the surgical supply industry. A.Haring. Amer Surg Dealer 57: 34+ J1 70 (Errors ,Medication. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs — Safety—Medication errors) (Escort service. See: Hostesses—Escort service) (Establishing a new hospital. See: Hospital and health facilities—Establishment) ETHICS (See also: Advertising; Auxiliaries—Ethics and religion; Fund raising—Medical staff support; Medico-moral problems; Purchasing dept.—Ethics) Advertising and commercialization of abortion facilities are condemned. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 254-5 O 12 70 Nursing home ownership of pharmacy raises ethical and economic questions. A.S.Goldstein. Mod Nursing Home 24:14+ F 70 Welfare of the patient is primary. L.Acton. CAMRL (Can Ass Med Rec Librarians) Newsletter 2: 18-19 My-Jl 70 Hospital Ethical standards: in search of a protector of research workers against dismissal without valid grounds. (C) E.N.Brewer. Science 167: 1320 Mr 6 70 Hospital-trainee relations: in some instances commit- ments to trainees have been withdrawn, (ed) J Amer Med Ass 213: 615 J1 27 70 Pledge and creed for occupational therapists. (C) M.L. McDaniel. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 517 O 70 Medical Community psychiatry and ethics. J.N.McNeil and others. Amer J Orthopsychiat 40: 22-9 Ja 70 Congress on Medical Ethics, (symp) Amer Med News 13: 8-9 O 5 70 Contempory use of medical oaths, (ed) R.Crawshaw. J Chron Dis 23: 145-50 S 70 Doctor tells why he refused to obey military orders: Howard Levy. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 30-2 Ja 70 Doctor's role in for-profit hospital chains questioned at AMA meeting. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 29-30 Ja 70 Ethics and organization: medicine in transition. W.G. Menke. New Physician 19: 528-31 Je 70 Guidelines for physicians in Maryland regarding public announcements. Maryland State Med J 19: 27-8 J1 70 Hospital's abortion offer is decried,defended: Park East Hospital,New York City. Amer Med News 13: 12 S 21 70 Medical ethics. L.S.King. J Amer Med Ass 212: 1024-4 My 11 70 Medical ethics, (ed) J.W.Trieschmann. J Arkansas Med Soc 67: 78-80 J1 70 Medicine's information explosion. I.H.Page. Trustee 23: 26-30 Mr 70 Need for a medical ideology. A.Ruby and J.Morganroth. J Amer Med Ass 212: 2096-7 Je 22 70 1969 medical disciplinary report. J Amer Med Ass 213: 588-90 J1 27 70 Policy on strikes, (ed) Calif Med 112: 75-6 My 70 Principles of ethics with official advisory opinions as revised October 1969: American Dental Association. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 145-51 Ja 70 Professionalism in modem medicine and price of the com- mercial format. H.G.Browne. Pathologist 24: 41-8 F 70 Publicity creates a doctor's dilemma. H.Girsky. Public Relat J 26: 12-14 F 70 Revised Canadian Medical Association code of ethics approved. Can Med Ass J 103: 201+ J1 18 70 Statement on public releases in connection with mass screening surveys and research programs. Maryland State Med J 13: 28 J1 70 Worthy patient, (ed) J Med Soc N J 67: 302 J1 70 Fee splitting AMA's Judicial Council says fee-splitting unethical. (N) Amer Med News 13: 10 J1 20 70 Can you see yourself practicing in medicine's capital city? Chicago. J.W.Gossett. Med Econ 47: 112+ Mr 16 70 Inadvertent loophole for kickbacks: tax ruling encourages fee splitting. Med World News 11: 19 Je 26 70 Nursing Strike sometimes an ethical must,nurse leader says. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2298 N 70 (Euthanasia. See: Medico-moral problems—Euthanasia) (Evacuation. See: Fire prevention and control—Evacuation) (Evaluation. See: Administration—Evaluation; Laboratories, Clinical—Evaluation of service; Medical audit; Nursing service dept.—Evaluation of service; Personnel admin- istration—Merit rating; Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Evalu- ation; Volunteers—Evaluation of service) (Evening work. See: Administration—Work schedules) (Exchange programs. See: Nurses—Exchange) (Executive development. See: Administration) (Executive health. See: Industrial health service— Executive health) EXHIBITS (See also: Museums) Hospital careers get mass exposure at Manisphere '99: Winnipeg. Can Hosp 47: 34-6 Mr 70 Hospital exhibits are hit of careers fair: Perth Amboy (N.J.) General Hospital. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 5: 5-6 O 70 Hospital will host community 'heart fair': St.Francis Hospital,Evanston,111. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 4 Ja 70 Medical supermarket: Prospect Hospital's (Bronx,N.Y.) Community Health Fair. H.M.Salkind. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 22-3 Aut 70 Planning and multimedia promotion key to successful health careers fair. Cross-Reference Careers 4:2-4 Je 70 They came to our fair. G.Owen. Can Nurse 66: 34-5 Ja 70 Wichita hospitals cosponsor statewide Health Expo '70. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 2 Ag 70 Bulletin boards Yardstick for communications: employee survey shows a bulletin board program meeting its objective. M.Wright. Public Relat J 26: 14-15 J1 70 (Exit interview. See: Personnel administration—Termination (Expansion. See: Planning—Expansion and remodeling) (Expenses. See: Costs; and the subhead Costs under hospi- tals and depts.) (Experimentation,Animal. See: Medico-moral problems— Animal experimentation) (Experimentation,Human. See: Medico-moral problems— Human experimentation) EXPLOSIONS (See also: Disaster service—Experiences—Fire and explosion; Floors—Conductive) Cost-conscious reader questions safety of silver re- covery process. (C) C.O.Auslander. Mod Hosp 114: 58 Mr 70 Danger overstated? Electrolytic recovery as a generator of dangerous hydrogen. (C) D.T.Thompson; R.B. Hammond. Mod Hosp 114: 58 Je 70 Hair-raising experience: emergency shutoff valve fails when explosion is threatened. G.Holt. Hosp Eng News- letter 15: 4 N-D 70 (Pt 1) Hazard: static electricity caused by mattress covers. (C) R.S.Fisher. Hospitals 44: 22 J1 16 70; (C) R.J. Conley. 14+ D 16 70 Toys in oxygen tents: should they be allowed? (Q&A) A.F.McCrary. Hospitals 44: 18 My 1 70 Truck explodes after delivering liquid oxygen to Victory Memorial Hospital,New York City. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 Je 16 70 Anesthetic Electrical safety in operating rooms: report on revisions to CSA Standard Z 32. J.A.Hopps and H.Callan. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 417-8 J1 70 Explosion-proof telephone in the surgical department. R.M.Bell. Tex Hosp 26: 21 N 70 External vigilance. (C) R.J.Jones. Anesthesiology 32: 566 Je 70 National Fire Protection Association adopts an extensive revision of the "Code for the Use of Flammable Anes- thetics." J.M.McCormick. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiol- ogists) Newsletter 34: 6-7 D 70 Static control system safeguards operating room staff. D.A.Lyttle. Inst Laundry 14: 28+ F 70 Static electricity—causes and controls. R.E.Thompson. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 81-3 O 70 (Extended care. See: Chronic illness care; Home care; Medicare; Nursing homes) (Externs. See: Interns and residents—Extems) 30 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 FEDERATION OF AMERICAN HOSPITALS EYE.EAR.NOSE AND THROAT HOSPITALS AND DEPTS. (See also: Banks—Eye; Libraries—Patients'—Blind; Ophthalmic nursing; Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Eye; Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Speech and hearing; Patient relations—Specially handicapped—Blind and hard of hearing; Rehabilitation service—Blind; Rehabilitation service—Speech and hearing) St.Francis,Santa Barbara,develops eye care center. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 40 N 70 Aseptic technic Epidemic keratoconjunctivitis. D.H.Wegman and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1230-7 J1 70 Equipment and supplies Machine detects fake hearing loss. (N) Can Hosp 47: 20 D 70 Plastic scleral lens helps to end pain in injured eyes and promotes healing. J Amer Med Ass 214: 835+ N 2 70 Planning Innovations in equipment,design featured in eye-surgery suite: Jules Stein Eye Institute. R.E. Christen sen and B.R.Straatsma. Hosp Top 48: 109-16 F 70 Responsibilities Haitian eye care program. R.Kent and A.A.Phillips Jr. J Nat Med Ass 62: 294-300 J1 70 Statistics Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy profile. V.A. Van De Moortel. PAS (Prof Activ Stud) Reporter 8: 1-3 Mr 9 70 F (Face masks. See: Masks,Face) (Facilities. See: Hospital and health facilities) (Faculty. See: Nursing education,Undergraduate—Faculty) (Fairs. See: Exhibits) (Faith healing. See: Practitioners) (Fallout shelters. See: Civil defense—Fallout protection) (Family care. See: Foster care) (Family health clinics. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics— Family health) (Family of patients. See: Patient relations—Patient's relatives) (Family planning. See: Medico-moral problems—Birth con- trol; Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Birth control) (Fashions for the handicapped. See: Rehabilitation centers, hospitals and depts.—Equipment and supplies— Patients') (Fathers. See: Visitors—Services—Obstetric) FEDERAL AID (See also: Health care delivery; Medical centers— Regional; Medicare; Social security) Council of Health Advisors: responsibilities proposed are important to the national interest. B.M.Domblaser. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 6-20 Sum 70 Door is open wide. J.L.Steinfeld. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 398+ J1 70 Federal roles and responsibilities in the organization, delivery and financing of health care. E.B.Cross. J Nat Med Ass 62: 353+ S 70 Government and rehabilitation agencies: a creative partnership. J.K.Javits. J Rehabil 36: 10-11 Mr-Ap 70 Major health legislation in the 91st Congress. C.E. Eckert. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2-4 Ag 70 (Pt 1) Now doctors can cite government's "nonsystem." J.H. Lavin. Med Econ 47: 150-1 J1 6 70 Program elements of federal laws on financing of health facilities. C.Muller. Amer J Public Health 60: 305-15 F 70 Regional Medical Program extension (S.3355) and Health Services Improvement Bill (S.3443): AHA views. K. Williamson. Hospitals 44: 126-7 My 16 70 Status report: major health legislation in the 91st Con- gress (1969-70). (N) Hospitals 44: 142 O 1 70 Whose dollars for health? (symp) Bull Nat Tuberc Resp Dis Ass 56: 8-13 S 70 Grants Assuring stable and effective financing of local health services: the role of intergovernmental grants-in-aid. J.F.Kelly. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 718-36 S 70 Differential patterns in comprehensive health care delivery for children and youth: health department, medical school,teaching hospital. W.De Geyndt and L.M.Sprague. Amer J Public Health 60: 1402-20 Ag 70 Federal grants to state and local governments,1968-69. S.R.Dales. Soc Secur Bull 33: 31-8 O 70 Grant administration—rules require diligence and care. R.E.Merritt. Fund Raising Manage 2: 41+ Mr-Ap 70 Grant development. W.D.Steen. Phys Therapy 50: 1217-9 Ag 70 Writing project applications for funding. Amer Libraries 1: 779-80 S 70 Comprehensive health planning Comparison of regional medical programs and comprehen- sive health planning. J.R.Nordstrom and others. S Dak J Med 23: 39-43 Mr 70 Comprehensive health planning. A.Comper. Surg Bus 33: 24+ J1 70 Comprehensive health planning and categorical disease programs. H.Allen. J Maine Med Ass 61: 102+ My 70 Comprehensive health planning—implementing environ- mental health aspects. J.J.Walsh. J Environ Health 33: 256-9 N-D 70 Data requirements for comprehensive health planning. C.F.Blankenship. Med Care 8: 184-6 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Future of planning: the comprehensive health planning program and the regional medical program. E.K.Aycock. JSC Med Ass 66: 266-9 J1 70 Planning grants for cities,towns,country: Community Health Planning promotes user-provider planning dialog. Amer Med News 13: 8-9 D 7 70 Position statement on partnership for health—American Psychiatric Association. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1549-50 Ap 70 Economic Opportunity Act Evolution of a health program: the Job Corps experience. W.J.Bicknell and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 829- 37 My 70 Impact of poverty funds on voluntary agencies: Pitts- burgh. C.Lambert Jr.and L.R.Lambert. Soc Work 15: 53-61 Ap 70 Office of Economic Opportunity awards grants for prepaid health plans for the poor. (N) Hospitals 44: 19 J1 16 70 Office of Economic Opportunity funds experiments for improved outpatient departments. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 8 Ja 70 Heart disease .cancer .and stroke Comparison of regional medical programs and comprehen- sive health planning. J.R.Nordstrom and others. S Dak J Med 23: 39-43 Mr 70 Future of planning: the comprehensive health planning program and the regional medical program. E.K.Aycock. JSC Med Ass 66: 266-9 J1 70 Regional Medical Program extension (S.3355) and Health Services Improvement Bill (S.3443): AHA views. K. Williamson. Hospitals 44: 126-7 My 16 70 Hill-Burton program Continuing legal saga of Hill-Burton. W.J.Curran. Amer J Public Health 60: 1845-6 S 70 Health,Education,and Welfare puzzle: What is to be source of hospital construction funds? J.Brazda. Mod Hosp 114: 42-3 Mr 70 Hill-Burton extension finally becomes law. Hospitals 44: 20 J1 16 70 "Must spend" requirement forced Hill-Burton veto and President's chagrin. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 36 J1 70 New Hill-Burton Act should boost sagging hospital pocketbooks. J.D.Snyder. Hosp Manage 110: 29-31 J1 70 Starting at the beginning—a licensed practical nurse's efforts in a Colorado Model Cities Program. C.Shablo. Bedside Nurse 3: 29-30 Mr 70 Mental retardation Hospital Improvement Program grants benefit the mentally retarded. T.Clayton. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 37- 44 F 70 Migrant health services Bom to wander. E.Lochaya. Health News 47: 2-5 My 70 Older Americans Act July 14 is fifth anniversary of the Older Americans Act. (N) Aging No.188-9: 3 Je-Jl 70 Older Americans Act programs serving a million older people. Aging No.187: 10-13 My 70 Strategic Pacific islands now under Older Americans Act. Aging No.190: 17 Ag 70 Research Basic studies may dwindle at National Heart and Lung Institute. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 952-4 Ag 10 70 Budget slash marks the beginning of the end for Framing- ham program. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 956-8 Ag 10 70 Factors in determining the level of biomedical research support. W.D.Carey. J Med Educ 45: 661-5 S 70 Faculty research development at Yale University School of Nursing. D.Diers. Nursing Res 19: 64-71 Ja-F 70 Health, Education,and Welfare: what will decentralization mean to research evaluation? J.Walsh. Science 168: 231-4 Ap 10 70 Health manpower and research support. K .M . Endicott. J Med Educ 45: 679-83 S 70 House passes National Institutes of Health budget; few gains seen for research. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 949-51 Ag 10 70 How to shape up for the grant scramble. Hosp Physician 6: 74-6 Je 70 Is medical science regressing into the dark ages? I.J. Selikoff. Hosp Physician 6: 80-3 Ap 70 Medical financing crisis. A.Comper. Surg Bus 33: 26-9 Je 70 National expenditures for biomedical research. R.W. Berliner and T.J.Kennedy. J Med Educ 45: 666-78 S 70 Research: a go-ahead for transplants. Bus Week No. 2106- 70 Ja 10 70 Research cutbacks cloud medicine's future. Med World News 11: 33-7 F 6 70 Research head sought for Health,Education,and Welfare. (N) Sci News 97: 596 Je 20 70 U.S.faces a national health emergency this year. The reason: cuts in federal research grants, (ed) M.E. DeBakey. Med World News 11: 32-4 Ja 30 70 Health manpower ANA withdraws its nursing education principles because of 'misunderstanding.' (N) Hospitals 44: 43 My 16 70 ANA withdraws statement on nurse education funds. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1181+ Je 70 Division of Regional Medical Programs sets policy for funding of health careers recruitment projects. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 4: 2-3 Mr 70 Federal grant launches nurse-recruitment program for the disadvantaged in Cleveland. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 F 9 70 Federal grant will help poor enter health careers and up- grade workers at a health center: Charleston,S.C. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 5: 2 S 70 Federal support of hospital schools of nursing: American Protestant Hospital Association resolution. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 34: 25 Spr 70 First aid for schools with growing pains. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 3:2 D 14 70 Health care: fund shortage impedes training of medical aides. J.Kramer. Science 169: 956-60 S 4 70 Health Manpower Act aid to nursing under study. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 221 F 70 Loan funds suffer more cuts at hands of Budget Bureau. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1181 Je 70 Milwaukee-Racine hospital schools of nursing receive grant to fund multimedia learning system. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 S 8 70 National Institute of Mental Health and mental health training in schools of public health, (ed) Amer J Public Health 60: 227-8 F 70 National Institutes of Health grants help develop new nursing schools. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1422+ J1 70 New blood for health jobs: Job Corps. M.M.Troxell. Manpower 2: 14-17 Ja 70 Public Health Service supported training programs for electroencephalographic technologists—a review. J.J. Cereghino and C.H.Cole. Amer J EEG Technol 10: 41- 53 Je 70 (discussion p.55-8) Special-project grants help financially distressed schools of nursing stay in business. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 Ag 10 70 Two physicians' deaths inspire manpower measure: Fuquay-Varina ,N .C. Hospitals 44: 34 S 1 70 Two schools' demise delayed by federal grants. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1638+ Ag 70 Up to 100 percent of student loans cancelable. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 444 Mr 70 Urban coalition given grant for health manpower program. (N) Hospitals 44: 105 S 1 70 Urgent need for federal support of programs to provide more physicians: American College of Physicians state- ment. Bull Amer Coll Physicians 11: 279 Je 70 What the government is doing about training. Training Bus Ind 7: 25-30 N 70 Loans Federal Housing Administration Federal Housing Administration mortgage insurance: legislation introduced to make investor-owned hospitals eligible. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 9 Aut 70 Hospital use of Federal National Mortgage Association growing. (N) Hospitals 44: 54 F 1 70 Small Business Administration Keith Hutson replaced as president of National Council of Health Care Services; Small Business Administration transactions questioned. (N) Mod Nursing Home 25: 64 J1 70 (Federal employee health benefits. See: Health insurance, Federal employee) FEDERAL HOSPITALS (See also: Air Force hospitals; Army hospitals; Govern- ment hospitals; Military hospitals; Navy hospitals; Public Health Service hospitals; Veterans Administration hospitals) Civil Service defines upper-level position. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 464 Mr 70 (Federal Housing Administration. See: Federal aid—Loans— Federal Housing Administration) FEDERATION OF AMERICAN HOSPITALS Statement of FAH. M.D.Bromberg. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 16-19 Sum 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 31 FEE SPLITTING (Fee splitting. See: Ethics—Medical—Fee splitting) (Fees and charges. See: Rates; and the subhead Rates under hospitals and depts.) (Fellowships. See: Scholarships and loans) FILING (See also: Medical records dept.—Patient records— Filing and numbering; Retention of records) Coordinate indexing for small flies: a non-computerized system. A.G.Hoshovsky. Inform Rec Manage 4: 21+ D 69/ja 70 Engineer's file system and pictorial explanation. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 6 Mr-Ap 70 File it and find it. L.H.Matthies. Inform Rec Manage 4: 37-9 F-Mr 70 Mobile filing space. R.M.Bell. Tex Hosp 25: 28 Ja 70 Setting up a system In your files. Supervisory Manage 15: 35-8 My 70 FILMS (See also: Audiovisual materials; Microfilming; Photog- raphy; Radiology dept.—X-ray films) Slides can be an asset to you,the speaker. R.Wieder. Lippincotts Hosp Pharm 5: 22-5 Ja 70 Equipment and supplies Overhead projector as a blackboard. H.Schofield. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 40-1 J1 10 70 Production How not to slip when you call for a slide. D.Lauler. Hosp Physician 6: 74-7 My 70 Registered record librarian-created film proves winner. K.A.Waters. Med Rec News 41: 52 O 70 We made a film: a nurse's guide to the x-ray department. M.Goldman. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 18-19 S 11 70 Public relations American Nursing Home Association delegates protest Congressman's attempt to ban showing of nursing home film. (N) Hospitals 44: 137 N 1 70 Hospital Involves community in producing documentary film: Martin Luther Hospital,Anaheim,Calif. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 3 Ja 70 Recreational Have you tried home movies? A.Gralewlcz. Nursing Homes 19: 38 O 70 Teaching Individualized instruction for health workers. Bull Clear- inghouse Self-Instr Mater Health Care Facil 4: 1-3 Ap 70; 1-3 S 70 Community Camera says it all in "Hospital." (interview) F.Wiseman. Hosp Physician 6: 46+ Ag 70 Motivational and behavioral effects of modifying health beliefs: films. D.P.Haefner and J.P.Kirscht. Public Health Rep 85: 478-84 Je 70 TV series promotes health careers. Cross-Reference Careers 5: 1-2 N 70 Nursing Staff develops in-service programs to teach itself: Luther Hospital,Eau Claire, Wis. C.A.Lindeman and A.B. Van Aemam. Mod Hosp 115: 98-100 O 70 To see,to hear,to learn. J.Secor. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 72-4 N 70 Patient Slide show makes surgery easier for young patients. (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 34 Ja 1 70 Personnel Slides add emphasis to food service training program. E.T.Aitken. Hospitals 44: 77-8 S 16 70 Training films teach sanitation facts. M.M.Lane. Nurs- ing Homes 19: 29-30 Ap 70 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (See also: Accounting; Annual reports; Budgetary con- trol; Cost of medical care; Costs; Credit and collection; Depreciation; Endowments and investments; Federal aid; Fund raising; Grants-in-aid; Medicare—Reimbursement; Rates; Shared services—Accounting—Hospital Adminis- trative Services; Statistics—Hospital) Are Canadian hospitals economically inefficient? (ed) Can Hosp 47: 5 O 70 Can it be true? This big city hospital has new leaders, new money,new hope: San Francisco General Hospital. H.L.Lewis and S.Erickson. Mod Hosp 114: 82-5 Je 70 Canadian hospitals fear financial storm. (N) Hospitals 44: 97-9 J1 16 70 Consultants' panel considers the plight of the public hospitals. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 29-31 F 70 Controller's role on the management team. G.W.Tonkin. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 7-9 Ap 70 Crunch is on: hospital operating costs, (ed) Hosp Admin Can 12: 6 O 70 Financial management: annual administrative review. J.H.Steinert. Hospitals 44: 83+Ap 1 70 Financial management: internal control. L.A.Hill. Hospitals 44: 35-9 Mr 1 70 Financial management: necessity or nicety? H.Berman. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 84-90 Sum 70 Health care delivery and finance. R.E.Toomey. Hospitals 44: 39-42 S 1 70 Hospital business community and costs. D.G.Logan. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 17-18 Mr 70 Hospital financial manager today. R.M.Shelton. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 4+ Ap 70 Hospital treasurer and controller: duties and responsibil- ities. T.Murphy Jr. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 11-14 Ap 70 Hospitals need management even more than money. J. Mecklln. Fortune 81: 96+ Ja 70 Impact on medical schools of new methods of financing medical care. R.H.Ebert. J Med Educ 45: 108-13 F 70 Management planning = profitability. E.E.Graff. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 30-4 Ap 70 'Most crucial' decisions In financing lie ahead: AHA con- vention report. Hospitals 44: 77-8a O 1 70 New blood for tired hospitals. R.G.Wasyluka. Harvard Bus Rev 48: 65-74 S-O 70 Plight of the public hospital... 'a waste of resources. Amer Med News 13: 6 F 2 70 Prepare to rise above inflation or you'll watch it from below. D.L.Markstein. Mod Hosp 114: 68+ Mr 70 Problems of the public hospital: strangling,Inflexible governance. P.M.Ellwood Jr.and E.J.Hoagberg. Hospitals 44: 47-52 J1 1 70 Public hospital: survival depends on financing and re- orientation. R.E.Brown. Hospitals 44: 40-3 J1 1 70 (ed p.39) Seven ways to fight high cost of money. D.L.Markstein. Mod Nursing Home 24: 6+ F 70 Sources of capital finance In teaching hospitals: 1968. J Med Educ 45: 830-2 O 70 Bond Issues and taxation Adherence to statute required for Issuance and sale of bonds and for construction of hospitals. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 54 S 70 How to earn top Interest with safety: hospital and church bonds. A.I.Schutzer. Med Econ 47: 206+ Je 22 70 Legal differences between private and county hospitals. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 54 S 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: St.Petersburg. A.Padova Jr. Hospitals 44: 90-2 J1 1 70 Capital investment Can funded reserve for depreciation be used for the pro- curement of new capital items. (Q&A) G.A.KUlenberg. Hosp Top 48: 32+ D 70 Capital budgeting decision-making for hospitals. R.F. Wacht. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 14-27 Fall 70 Capital equipment purchase should not be exception to the rules. A.J.Valias. Mod Hosp 114: 64 Ap 70 Hospitals' capital needs set at $20 billion for five years. (N) Hospitals 44: 102 D 16 70 Over-automation: cost-benefit analysis ought to be used before new equipment and systems are selected. R.L. Johnson. Hospitals 44: 80-2 Ja 16 70 Proper way to record Interest,taxes and other sundry expenses paid In connection with the construction of an addition to the hospital building. (Q&A) G.A.KUlenberg. Hosp Top 48: 62 Ap 70 Technical considerations in hospital capital formation. C.Muller. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 54-64 Sum 70 Lease arrangements Hospital merger—Improved use of personnel,facilities: Alexandria,Minn. R.L.Collins. Hospitals 44' 56-7 Te 1 70 Leased hospital pharmacy: why not? (ed) A.I.Wertheimer. Lippincotts Hosp Pharm 5: 3-4 O 70 Loans Another $1.4 billion asked for New York hospital loans. (N) Hospitals 44: 138 Mr 16 70 Temporary borrowing—recommended procedures. Hosp Serv Financ 18: 22-4 Ap 70 Plant appraisal Property records Benefits,methods of establishing an instrumentation department. H.I.Cohen. Hosp Top 48: 32+F 70 Reports and operating statements Budget and progress reporting system. E.F.Woomer. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 8-15 Ag 70 Contribution margin analysis for industry: why not for hospitals? H.A.Kohlman. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 38- 9 Je 70 Experiment in management accounting. T.A.J.Tagg and others. Hospital (London) 66: 341-6 O 70 Hospital costing for planning and management. J.C. Beresford and D.A.T.Griffiths. Hospital (London) 66: 48-53 F 70 Hospital Information System—a management tool. B.L.P. Brosseau. Can Hosp 47: 23-7 My 70 Management control through meaningful financial reports. G.W.Chapman. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3-6 Mr 70 Monthly Inventory adjustments for accurate Income state- ments. G.A.KUlenberg. Hosp Top 48: 36 Ag 70 Responsibility reporting. T.Murphy Jr. Hosp Financ Man- age 24: 24-31 Ag 70 To make the best decisions—use the right kind of cost accounting. D.R.Dlgnam. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 26-8 S 70 Understanding financial statements prepared on a fund- accounting basis. G.A.KUlenberg. Hosp Top 48: 52+ Mr 70 What makes for good cash management? C.R.Hardy. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 24+ Ap 70 Why hospitals need statistics. F.E.Conort. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 20-1 D 70 Why hospitals need their own financial statements. R.F. Miller. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 31-3 D 70 Trends Health care Issues of the 70s: changing management and corporate structure. (Interview) R.E.Brown. Hospitals 44: 77-83 Ja 1 70 Health care Issues of the 70s: public vs.private sec- tors—a further shift In power? (Interview) A.W. Willcox. Hospitals 44: 63-7 Ja 1 70 Health care issues of the 70s: the economics of health care. (Interview) V.R.Fuchs. Hospitals 44: 68-71 Ja 1 70 (Financing construction. See: Federal aid; Financial man- agement—Bond Issues and taxation; Financial manage- ment—Loans; Fund raising) (Financing education and research. See: Federal aid Grants——Research; Federal aid——Health manpower; Interns and residents; Nursing education (all types); Research) (Financing patient care. See: Fund raising; Income for hospital services; Medicare) FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL (See also: Disaster service—Experiences—Fire and explosion; Explosions; Safety; Smoking) Application of NFPA No.704M to hospitals. W.H.L. Dornette and L.A.Bartlett. Fire J 64: 81-3 Ja 70 Carpet flammability. Building Oper Manage 17: 58+ N 70 Carpet makers ask "realistic" fire standard from Health, Education,and Welfare. Mod Nursing Home 25: 44-5 J1 70 Carpeting as a fire hazard. R.E.Stevens. Fire J 64: 65-6 J1 70 Checklist shows how to avoid fire and accident in cen- tral service. J.E.Christie and F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 115: 107 J1 70 Don't ban all combustibles. (C) C.H.Yulll. Mod Nursing Home 24: 8 My 70 Expected soon: pajamas to keep patients from going up in smoke. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 156+ Je 70 Fabricated protection. G.W.Ewald. Nat Safety News 102- 54-9 O 70 Federal Trade Commission Issues warning on flammable surgical garb: "Masslin Brand." (N) Hosp Purchasing Newsletter 14: 4 J1 70 Fire prevention In a district general hospital. F.N. Tromans. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1024 My 29 70 Fire safety In hyperbaric chambers. L.A.Eggleston. Fire Technol 6: 279-91 N 70 Fire safety standards and tests called "inadequate." M.Reld. Mod Nursing Home 24: 48+ Mr 70 Fire! What do you do first? J.P.Feerick. Amer J Nursing 70: 2578-80 D 70 Flameproofing fabrics is Investment In safety. Mod Nursing Home 24: 47-8 Ap 70 Full-scale fires used to test Interior finishes. Architect Rec 148: 135-8 N 70 Guide for laboratory fire regulations: detailed precautions and Instructions for the hospital laboratory. J.M. Blumberg. Pathologist 24: 255-65 Ag 70 Hospital fire protection: updating hospital safety pro- grams. Sr.M.Christopher. Hospitals 44: 66+ O 1 70 In case of fire. E.Simmons. Executive Housekeeper 17* 64+ Ag 70 Looking for ways to make the "fire load" lighter. Mod Hosp 114: 97+ My 70 Moss urges tighter fire safety regulations for nursing homes. Mod Nursing Home 24: 51+ Mr 70 New group to correct disposables' hazards: Disposables Association. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1750 Ag 70 New hazard: fire hazards in pharmacy service areas, (ed) G.F.Archambault. Hosp Formulary Manage 5: 30 Mr 70 Partners in hospital protection. Sr.M.C.Darcy. Fire J 64: 19-21 J1 70 Proposed Medicare regulations formalize fire safety standards for hospitals,extended care facilities. (N) Hospitals 44: 35 S 16 70 32 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 FUND RAISING Safety in hospitals and nursing homes. W.H.L.Domette and D.P.Yuellig. Fire J 64: 23-9 N 70 Social Security Administration issues new Medicare regu- lations for carpeting. Mod Nursing Home 25: 24b S 70 Social Security Administration proposes new carpet flam- mability standards. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 52+ O 70 Some aspects of fire protection. R.Silcock. Hosp Building Eng 3: 26+ My 70 System identifies fire-hazard areas. W.H .L.Domette and L.A.Bartlett. Hosp Top 48: 31-3 J1 70 Veterans Administration purchases heat-resistant paja- mas. (N) Hosp Purchasing Newsletter 14: 4 My 70 What can be done to improve fire safety? R.Koci. Hosp Admin Can 12: 45+Ag 70 What caused the laundry fire? F.Field. Inst Laundry 14: 6 F 70 Drills and training Fire-drill that fizzled. K.R.Clarke and G.L.Newman. Hosp Admin Can 12: 65+ S 70 Fire in Windy Brae kitchen. H.M.Allan. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 44-5 Mr 6 70 Fire! The fire drill is necessary. J.Cullinan. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 204-5 F 12 70 Firemen teach nursing home staff five basic steps to safety. Mod Nursing Home 24: 44+ Mr 70 Evacuation Fire forces evacuation of 170 hospital patients: Veterans Administration Hospital,Lyons,N .J. (N) Hospitals 44: 134 N 1 70 How employes can evacuate helpless patients. Mod Nursing Home 24: 45 Mr 70 Extinguishers Automatic sprinkler performance tables, 1970 edition. Fire J 64: 35-9 J1 70 Extinguishing equipment: the Halons. J.M.Hammack. Fire J 64: 60-2 My 70 When and how to use fire extinguishers. Mod Nursing Home 24: 46 Mr 70 (Five-meal plans. See: Dietary dept.—Food service) (Floating hospitals. See: Hospital ships; Navy hospitals; Ships' medical service) (Floats. See: Parades and floats) (Floods. See: Disaster service—Experiences—Flood) (Floor kitchens. See: Dietary dept.—Floor kitchens) (Floor managers. See: Nursing service dept.—Administra- tion—Floor managers) (Floor secretaries. See: Nursing service dept.—Auxiliary workers—Ward secretaries) (Floor stock of drugs. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Floor stock) FLOORS (See also: Explosions—Anesthetic; Housekeeping dept. —Cleaning methods—Floors) Buyers' guide to resilient flooring. Health Inst Purchas- ing 1: 43-9 S 70 Principles and practice of flooring selection. W.J. Warlow. Hosp Building Eng 3: 22+ Mr 70 Type of floor covering does not influence airborne con- tamination. Hospitals 44: 72+ Mr 1 70 Carpets Carpet: as you like it! M.Severson. Institutions 67: 101- 7 O 70 Carpet flammability. Building Oper Manage 17: 58+ N 70 Carpet makers ask "realistic" fire standard from Health, Education,and Welfare. Mod Nursing Home 25: 44-5 J1 70 Carpet,plastic waste containers implicated in investiga- tion of Ohio nursing home fire. (N) Hospitals 44: 118 F 16 70 Carpet selection and maintenance. A.K.Dolge. Executive Housekeeper 17: 62+ N 70 Carpeting as a fire hazard. R.E.Stevens. Fire J 64: 65-6 J1 70 Carpeting in offices. Office 71: 56-9 F 70 Carpets and carpeting: a basic buying guide. Health Inst Purchasing 1: 45-51 My-Je 70 Decorate with carpet! L.Pollishuke. Executive House- keeper 17: 58+ Ag 70 Knowledgeable carpet care. R.Moore. Executive House- keeper 17: 28+ Ag 70 "Magic carpet" for newborns. T.Pittman. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 11+ My 70 Ohio nursing home fire brings up many questions for hos- pitals. Mod Hosp 114: 33-4 F 70 Ohio report on fatal fire says carpeting may have caused spread and smoke. S.Lowman. Mod Nursing Home 24: 52-5 F 70 Selection of commercial carpet. N.Bennett. Executive Housekeeper 17: 14+ Ag 70 Social Security Administration issues new Medicare regu- lations for carpeting. Mod Nursing Home 25: 24b S 70 Social Security Administration proposes new carpet flam- mability standards. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 52+ O 70 Soft environment: carpets humanize the hospital, (symp) Contract 11: 63-5 Mr 70 Solving the carpet puzzle. P.T.Knapp. Buildings 64: 61- 3 O 70 Systems approach to carpet care. B.Cannan. Buildings 64: 74-81 Ap 70 Test for static-controlled carpets: do they prevent shock at low relative humidity levels? Contract 11: 88-95 N 70 Thermal properties of carpeting and draperies. Hospitals 44: 84-7 Je 16 70 To carpet or not to carpet.. .that is the question. Nursing Homes 19: 28-9 J1 70 Wool is wool—but nylon is Antron. P.T.Knapp. Buildings 64: 70-3 Je 70 Conductive Caring for conductive floors. A.K.Pryor. Executive Housekeeper 17: 130+ S 70 Vinyl Hard surface vinyl used in hospital flooring. Building Oper Manage 17: 39-40 S 70 Now look in vinyl asbestos. Building Oper Manage 17: 16-18 S 70 (Fluid team. See: Intravenous therapy) (Follow-up systems. See: Outpatient dept.—Follow-up systems) (Food. See various subheads under Dietary dept.) (Food poisoning disasters. See: Disaster service— Experiences—Food poisoning) (Food service managers. See: Dietary dept.—Administra- tion—Food service managers) (Foot care. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Podiatric; Podiatry in hospitals) (Footprints. See: Identification systems—Infant) (Foreign health programs. See: Health programs,Foreign) (Foreign hospitals. See: Hospitals) (Foreign medical school graduates. See: Interns and resi- dents—Foreign medical graduates) (Foreign patients. See: Patient relations—Specially handicapped—Non-English speaking) FORMS AND RECORDS CONTROL (See also: Retention of records) Eight-point plan revitalizes forms. W.Lefsky. Admin Manage 31: 32-4 Mr 70 Firms in records management survey report—96% have centralized form controls. Admin Manage 31: 30-1 Ap 70 Going metric in small hospitals. G.C.Mattin. Hosp Admin Can 12: 31-2 Je 70 Life span of records. O.R.Surgen. Inform Rec Manage 4: 27-8 Je-Jl 70 FORMULA ROOMS Aseptic technic Contamination of infant feeds in a Milton milk kitchen. G.A.J.Ayliffe and others. Lancet 1: 559-60 Mr 14 70 Terminal pasteuriser for expressed-breast-milk feeds. J.B.Petter and others. Lancet 1: 979-80 My 9 70 Responsibilities Review of infant feeding practices in hospitals. H.F. Meyer. Resident Staff Physician 16: 82+ O 70 (Formularies. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Formularies) FOSTER CARE Developing a training program for family caretakers. R.A. Mamula. Ment Retardation 8: 30-5 Ap 70 Geriatric Community care homes: Baltimore. M .F .Rappaport. Hospitals 44: 56-9 S 16 70 Five-year follow-up of geriatric chronically ill mental patients in foster home care. N.F.Watt. J Amer Geriat Soc 18: 310-6 Ap 70 Pediatric Abandoned infants in hospitals. T.Reichelderfer and A.J. Cary. Hosp Top 48: 81+ J1 70 Foster family services for mentally retarded children. B.L.Garrett. Children 17: 228-33 N-D 70 Foster parents plan in Peru before and after quake. Amer J Nursing 70: 1710-2 Ag 70 Psychiatric Community placement in comprehensive mental health planning: issues and obstacles. J.Goldmeier. Commu- nity Ment Health J 6: 155-62 Ap 70 Five-year follow-up of geriatric chronically ill mental patients in foster home care. N.F.Watt. J Amer Geriat Soc 18: 310-6 Ap 70 Foster mothers and mental patients: an exploratory study of interpersonal relationships. W.S.Smitson. Ment Hyg 54: 251-5 Ap 70 Home at last: Kentucky project to find homes for hundreds of state hospital residents. B.Wodraska. Rehabil Rec 11: 38-9 Jl-Ag 70 Ten years of boarding-out in Somerset. A.P.Jones. Lancet 2: 712-4 O 3 70 FOUNDATIONS (See also: Gifts—Foundations) Foundation not exempt from taxation: Hopedale (111.) Medical Foundation. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 5-6 D 70 (Pt 1) Private wealth and public needs. C.Bartlett. Trustee 23: 6-8 Mr 70 Tax-exempt foundations: their effects on national policy. I. L.Horowitz and R.L.Horowitz. Science 168: 220-8 Ap 10 70 (Fracture service. See: Orthopedic hospitals and depts.— Fracture service) (Franchising. See: Licensure and regulation—Hospitals; Proprietary facilities—Chain) (Fringe benefits. See: Personnel administration—Fringe benefits; and other pertinent subheads) (Front office. See: Admitting and discharge; Office man- agment) (Frozen foods. See: Dietary dept.—Convenience foods; Dietary dept.—Food preservation) FUEL Coal Mechanical handling of coal. N.Glensy. Hosp Eng (Engl) 24: 46-51 Mr 70 Costs How much should steam cost? (Q&A) R.C.Paul. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 3 S-O 70 Electricity New all-electric hospital: John W.Harton Memorial Hos- pital ,Tenn . Southern Hosp 38: 12 O 70 New,all-electric hospital serves new community: Hunt- ington Intercommunity Hospital,Huntington Beach,Calif. Mod Hosp 115: 76-8 J1 70 Gas Natural gas and the National Health Service. P.A. Flanigan. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1340 J1 10 70 FUND RAISING (See also: Auxiliaries—Projects; Endowments and in- vestments; Financial management—Bond issues and taxation; Gifts; Medical staff—Utilization of hospital) Consider master planning when raising large sums. D.E. Miller. Fund Raising Manage 2: 20-1 Mr-Ap 70 Direct mail fund raising works if you use psychology. J. Fund Raising Manage 2: 16-20 My-Je 70 Friendly funds. B.R.Elias. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 252 F 6 70 Hard alternatives facing nonprofit institutions. N.J. Groh. Fund Raising Manage 2: 32+ S-O 70 How to raise money when working with foundations. A. Pattullo. Fund Raising Manage 1: 20-3 Ja-F 70 Trend$ in financing: winning the gift dollar calls for new approaches,new techniques. H.A.Rosso. Trustee 23: 17-19 D 70 Campaigns Phonothon: the anatomy of a fund raising technique. R.F. Semple. Fund Raising Manage 2: 24-30 My-Je 70 Experiences Half a million dollars—they said it couldn't be done: Eagle Lake,Tex. R.Herndon. Tex Hosp 26: 28-9 D 70 Hospital's fund raising problem in the federal city: Washington Hospital Center. I.B.Terry. Fund Raising Manage 2: 16-20 N-D 70 Professional asks: fund raising,process or result? Poto- mac Hospital development program. W.Freyd. Fund Raising Manage 2: 36+ N-D 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 33 FUND RAISING Medical staff support Are you hounded by these hospital fund-drive types? R. Carter. Med Econ 47: 252+ O 12 70 Hospital charity fund supported by staff members is tax- exempt. (N) Med World News 11: 35-6 Ja 23 70 Professional Fund raiser's viewpoint on hospital fund raising. E. Compton. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 25-6 J1 70 Projects Children's telethon nets $10,000 for Children's Hospital of the District of Columbia. (N) Amer Hosp Prof 6: 2 Ja 70 Gulfport Memorial Hospital's kidney machine drive. A. Roberson. Southern Hosp 38: 18-19 N 70 Raising money for your church or club. Changing Times 24: 15-17 S 70 (Funeral directors. See: Necropsies—Morticians' relation- ships) FURNITURE (See also: Beds and accessories) Furniture and equipment for the elderly. D.Norton. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 436-7 S-O 70 Laboratory furniture selection: factors to consider. T. Ruys. Hospitals 44: 64-6 O 16 70 Rooms feature patient comfort: Westlake Community Hos- pital,Melrose Park,111. Hospitals 44: 34 Ag 16 70 Standard plastic furniture components. R.Beale. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1121 Je 12 70 What 'good construction' means in furniture. Admin Manage 31: 62-4 Ap 70 G (Garages. See: Parking facilities) (Garbage disposal. See: Waste disposal) (Garden therapy. See: Occupational therapy dept.—Special activities—Gardening) (Gas. See: Fuel—Gas) (Gas,Medical. See: Anesthesia dept.—Equipment and supplies; Oxygen and medical gas supply) (General medical clinics. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics— General medical) (General practice. See: Medical staff—Services—General practice) (Genetics. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Heredity) GERIATRIC CARE (See also: Chronic illness care; Foster care—Geriatric; Home care—Geriatric; Indigent care; .Medicare; Recrea- tion—Patients'—Geriatric; Rehabilitation service— Geriatric; Visitors—Services—Geriatric) Assessing the health care needs of the aged: Monroe County,New York. R.L.Berg and others. Health Serv Res 5: 36-59 Spr 70 Care of the elderly: ".. .do them no harm. " A.J.Chan. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 14 J1 31 70 Clothing for the elderly. L.Elphick. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 434+ S-O 70 Co-ordination of care for the elderly. W.S.Parker. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 415-7 S-O 70 Coordinator: an essential member of a multidisciplinary team delivering health services to aged persons. C.M. Gaitz. Gerontologist 10: 217-20 Aut 70 (Pt 1) Current publications in gerontology and geriatrics: regu- lar feature. N.W.Shock. J Gerontol Defining the goals of services to the aging. P.C. Edwards. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 34: 15-19 Spr 70 Dentistry for the aged hospital patient. G.Yates. Gerontologist 10: 225-7 Aut 70 (Pt 1) Development of care of elderly: tracing the history of institutional facilities. J.G.Gold and S.M.Kaufman. Gerontologist 10: 262-74 Win 70 (Pt 1) Geriatric care: new concept. H.K.Seth. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1343-4 J1 10 70 Health care continues to be problem for aged,study finds. (N) Hospitals 44: 105 O 16 70 Health practices and illness among the aged. E.Palmore. Gerontologist 10: 313-6 Win 70 (Pt 1) Health problems of the elderly in rural areas. B.N. Saltzman. J Arkansas Med Soc 66: 481-3 My 70 MITE (Medical Aid in Total Environment): a study of the elderly patient in private practice. C.J.Hobson. Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 28-32 F 70 Mosaic of personal relationships in geriatrics. T.N. Rudd. Geriatrics 25: 158+ F 70 New dimensions in the care of the aging. B.E.Nash. Hosp Progress 51: 68-72 D 70 Ninety-minute inquiry: the expressed needs of the elder- ly. E.M.Brody and S.J.Brody. Gerontologist 10: 99+ Sum 70 Old in the country of the young. Time 96: 49-54 Ag 3 70 Proposal for ecumenical efforts to serve the aged. R.N. Butler. Hosp Progress 51: 94-8 Ag 70 Quality of life: care of the aged, (ed) C.L.Callahan. Nursing Outlook 18: 19 Ag 70 Reaction to long-term illness in the elderly. J.G. Pritchard. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 19-21 Ag 21 70 Social policy issues in health care of the aging, (symp) J Amer Geriat Soc 18: 557-88 J1 70 Team approach: a possible control for the single service schism—an exploratory study. J.P.Flynn. Gerontolo- gist 10: 119-24 Sum 70 Theoretical conceptions of institutional and community care of the aged. S.Lissitz. Gerontologist 10: 298-304 Win 70 (Pt 1) Who benefits? In most cases "discharge home" is not synonymous with success. N.H.Nlsbet. Lancet 1- 133- 4 Ja 17 70 Economics Aging and income security in the United States: thirty- five years after the Social Security Act. M.S.Gordon. Gerontologist 10: 23-31 Win 70 (Pt 2) Toward a social policy on aging. E.S.Cohen. Gerontolo- gist 10: 13-21 Win 70 (Pt 2) Foreign Geriatric care in the seventies. J.M.Holford. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 410-3 S-O 70 Homes Accommodation for the elderly. A.Lipman. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 423-7 S-O 70 Architect discovers the aged. D.P.Grant. Gerontologist 10: 275-81 Win 70 (Pt 1) Epidemiological study of accidents among residents of homes for the aged. I.Margulec and others. J Gerontol 25: 342-6 O 70 Gap between homes for the aged and nursing homes. B.B. Moss. Geriat Inst 17: 13+ Ja-F 70 Home within a home: a project for the elderly. K.Clayton. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 30-2 O 30 70 London Borough of Greenwich: geriatric residential serv- ices. J.K.Brown. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 447 S-O 70 London Borough of Newham. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 446 S-O 70 Rhetoric of the retirement home industry. C.Gersuny. Gerontologist 10: 282-6 Win 70 (Pt 1) Welfare home in Normandy. E.Cowen. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2394-5 N 28 70 GERIATRIC HOSPITALS AND DEPTS. (See also: Chronic illness hospitals and depts.; Die- tary dept.—Food service—Geriatric; Nursing homes; Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Geriatric; Psychiatric hos- pitals—Geriatric service) Country club life eases burden of aging: Allandale Hospi- tal, Sydney, Australia. M.W.Martin. Mod Nursing Home 25: 46-7 J1 70 Day hospital for elderly persons: Montreal. S.Cooper. Can Nurse 66: 41-3 F 70 Geriatric day hospital: Coatbridge. A.L.Sharp. Hospital (London) 66: 6-8 Ja 70 Report on overseas study tour of geriatrics. A.O. De Forest. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 31+ F 70 Administration Geriatric day ward in an English hospital. J.Andrews and others. J Amer Geriat Soc 18: 378-86 My 70 Hospital geriatric unit. J.T.Flanagan. Irish Nurses J 3: 7-8 Ja 70 Equipment and supplies Bathing aids for the elderly. S.G.Wakeling. Hosp Man- age (Engl) 33: 439-41 S-O 70 Chairleg-elevator solves a problem. L.Herd. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 203 F 12 70 Furniture and equipment for the elderly. D.Norton. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 436-7 S-O 70 Geriatric care exhibition. F.A.Blnks. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2386-7 N 28 70 Some aspects of purchasing equipment for the elderly. C.F.Paterson. Hosp Purchasing (London) No.4: 2 Ap 70 Legal aspects Beware of custodial care patients. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 4 Mr 70 (Pt 1) Planning Airedale General Hospital geriatric unit. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 456 S-O 70 Charing Cross Hospital,Fulham: 86-bed pilot building. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 460-2 S-O 70 East Birmingham Hospital: 196-bed geriatric unit and 50-place day hospital. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33* 463 S-O 70 Geriatric assessment wards. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131 • 26 J1 17 70 Geriatric day hospital: Farnham Hospital,Surrey. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 465 S-O 70 Geriatric day hospital: St.Mary's Hospital,Portsmouth. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 475 S-O 70 Hospital-home-hotel offers full-range service to aged: Hastings,Minn. Mod Nursing Home 24: 46 Ap 70 Ipswich ward for geriatric assessment. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 466-7 S-O 70 Langside Cottage Hospital. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 468- 9 S-O 70 Middlesex Hospital: Athlone House geriatric unit. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 470-2 S-O 70 Newcastle Regional Hospital Board: geriatric provision in rural Northumberland. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 473 S-O 70 Planning environments for older people. M.P.Lawton. J Amer Inst Planners 36: 124-9 Mr 70 Proposed 84-bed geriatric hospital at Badsley Moor Lane, Rotherham. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 482-3 S-O 70 Requirements of a geriatric ward. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1893-4 S 26 70 South Cheshire's new hospital: provision for geriatric patients. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 474 S-O 70 Standard geriatric unit: Northern Ireland Hospitals Authority. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 476-7 S-O 70 Standard long-stay ward: a study by the South Western Regional Hospital Board. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33’ 478-9 S-O 70 Records and reports Measuring the health of the elderly. H.A.Rosencranz and C.T.Pihlblad. J Gerontol 25: 129-33 Ap 70 Responsibilities Discharge planning helps elderly patients with problems: Holy Cross Hospital,Chicago. R.Kulys. Hospitals 44: 39-43 My 1 70 Integration of research and practice in creating a con- tinuum of care for the elderly: Philadelphia Geriatric Center. B.Liebowltz and E.M.Brody. Gerontologist 10: 11-17 Spr 70 (Pt 1) Social worker in the long-term care facility. J.Kaplan. Hosp Progress 51: 116+ My 70 Statistics Day centres and day hospitals: geriatric care. J.C. Brocklehurst. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 428-30 S-O 70 Patients 65 years and older: the leading causes of admis- sion-1969. C.L.Holtz Jr. PAS (Prof Acttv Stud) Reporter 8: 1-9 N 16 70 Special Indicator: Inpatient utilization of community hospitals by patients 65 years and older since Medi- care. Hospitals 44: 49-50 My 16 70 Volunteer service Day care program for the elderly opens new service doors for volunteers. Mrs.M.A.Bolsteln. Volunteer Leader 11: 1-5 O 70 GERIATRIC NURSING Care of the geriatric patient. F.Hardy. J Pract Nursing 20: 33+ S 70 Encouragement of happiness—nursing the elderly. T. Saunders. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 333-4 Mr 12 70 Geriatric technicians possibly the answer to health per- sonnel shortage. W.D.Mason. Gerlat Inst 17: 6-7 Jl-Ag 70 It's tough to be old. A.Hahn. Amer J Nursing 70: 1698-9 Ag 70 Nursing aspects of geriatric rehabilitation. P.J.Ashley. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1102-5 Ag 27 70 Nursing care of the aged patient. C.M.Fennessy. Hosp Progress 51: 46-50 Ja 70 Nursing geriatrics the modem way. G.Ross. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 816-7 Je 25 70 Nursing homes as clinical laboratories. M.L.Vogelberger. Nursing Forum 9: 176-91 No.2 70 Objective observation of the patient is the beginning of skilled nursing. A.H.Lazarus. Mod Nursing Home 24: 67-8 My 70 Practice of nursing in a nursing home. H.E.Will. J Pract Nursing 20: 22+ Ag 70 Psychological approach to geriatric nursing. M.C. Bensen. Nursing Homes 19: 42-3 O 70 Standards for geriatric nursing practice. Amer J Nursing 70: 1894-7 S 70 What's the difference in the care of the elderly? L.A. Irion. Nursing Homes 19: 15+ Ja 70 Young nurse—elderly patient. M.F.Calnan and J.B. Hanron. Nursing Outlook 18: 44-6 D 70 (Gift shops. See: Shops—Gift) GIFTS (See also: Endowments and investments; Memorials) 34 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 GROUP PRACTICE Americans' "open pocketbook": giving to charity sets record. US News World Rep 69: 65 J1 13 70 Auxiliaries Auxiliary funds buy life-saving equipment. Mich Hosp 6: 19+ Ag 70 School of nursing owes its beginning to auxiliary: Fort Myers,Fla. (N) Volunteer Leader 11: 14-15 Ag 70 Foundations Foundations in the '70's will undergo many changes. M.M.Pattillo. Fund Raising Manage 2: 11-13 Jl-Ag 70 Games foundation and development people play now. J.R. Taft. Fund Raising Manage 2: 10-12 N-D 70 How to raise money when working with foundations. A. Pattullo. Fund Raising Manage 1: 20-3 Ja-F 70 New tax law will force foundations to give more,maybe to hospitals. J.Panas. Mod Hosp 115: 54+ D 70 Role of philanthropy in social progress. D.Creel. Conf Board Rec 7: 9-12 Je 70 Individual Sinai Hospital receives $250,000 gift for nursing school expansion. Mich Hosp 6: 33 D 70 What is the best way to establish a control over cash donations? G.A.Killenberg. Hosp Top 48: 60 F 70 Tax benefits Catholic hospitals' status as public foundations. G.E. Reed. Hosp Progress 51: 11-12 O 70 Cy pres doctrine,or how to beat the Internal Revenue Service out of $800,000. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3:2-3 D 70 (Pt 1) Hospital charity fund supported by staff members is tax- exempt. (N) Med World News 11: 35-6 Ja 23 70 Income tax time. A.H.Bernstein. Hospitals 44: 172+ Ap 1 70 Medicare fees earned by staff physicians of a hospital: tax ruling. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1 Je 70 (Pt 4) Tax-wise ways to make a big donation. S.H.Gorlick. Med Econ 47: 124-6 N 23 70 GLOVES How rough,red hands led to rubber gloves. V.Bullough and B.Bullough. Amer J Nursing 70: 777 Ap 70 New hazard for neonates on respirators? Surgical glove powder. Med World News 11: 40A Je 26 70 Puncture wounds in surgical gloves. W.C.Butterfield. Conn Med 34: 180-1 Mr 70 GOVERNING BOARD (See also: Medical staff—Hospital-physician relations) Governance of the church: changes in churches parallel changes in other Institutions. N.K.Clifford. Trustee 19: 26-30 S 70 Guidelines on the responsibilities,functions and selec- tion criteria for boards of trustees: Catholic Hospital Association. Hosp Progress 51: 35-46 F 70 Trusteeship: annual administrative review. J.W. Kauffman. Hospitals 44: 155-8 Ap 1 70 Legal aspects Former Pontiac (Mich.) General Hospital administrator files damage suit against board. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 34-5 Ja 70 Georgia statute defines liability of hospital trustees. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 4 Mr 70 (Pt 1) Hospital doing business with member of board of direc- tors. C.Smith. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-2 Ja 70 (Pt 2) Meetings Meet the 'meeting man'—the hospital secretary. E.H. Shuter. Hosp Admin Can 12: 51-2 My 70 Organization Congregation reorganizes its hospitals' corporate struc- tures: Sisters of the Holy Cross. Sr.Olivia Marie. Hosp Progress 51: 66-9 Mr 70 Disputes over board may delay hospital corporation: New York City. (N) Hospitals 44: 155 F 1 70 Duties,responsibilities,structure,and membership of boards of trustees. (Q&A) P.R.Donnelly. Hosp Progress 51: 6+ Ag 70 Giving the consumer a voice in the hospital business. E.A.Johnson. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 15-26 Spr 70 Governance of hospitals—involvement of consumers calls for skill,judgment,& patience. H.R.Cathcart. Trustee 23: 11-15 Ag 70 Orientation Consumer as policy-maker—Issues of training. A.W. Parker. Amer J Public Health 60: 2139-53 N 70 Orientation of the hospital governing board. A.H.Oberg. Hospitals 44: 28-30 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Orientation programs prepare trustees for active service. Public Relat Newsletter 19: 1 Ja 70 Physician membership AMA voices concern on hospital costs .restates stand on MD board members: special report. Hospitals 44: 39-42 Ja 1 70 Fixed ratio of MDs on hospital boards rejected. Amer Med News 13: 15 D 14 70 Governance of hospitals: the case for physicians as board members. F.J.L.Blasingame. Trustee 23: 21-5 S 70 Here come the physician hospital trustees. Med Econ 47: 169 S 28 70 Physicians as trustees. (C) F.W.Greene. Hospitals 44: 24 Mr 16 70 Physicians as trustees. (C) J.A.Smith. Hospitals 44: 32 Je 16 70 Physicians on hospital governing boards. L.O.Simenstad. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 877-8 O 70 Should doctors be on your board? C.J.Jorgensen. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 6-13 Fall 70 Views on physician board membership. J.A.L.Hahn; W.C. Bomemeier. Hosp Top 48: 24-5 J1 70 Relationships Administrator Businessman's view: There's a new breed of administra- tor. (interview) J.Carter. Health Inst Purchasing 1: 27- 31 S 70 Care and feeding of trustees requires good communica- tions. F.G.Davis. Mod Hosp 114: 58 Ap 70 Changing role of the hospital's chief executive; should he be a member of the governing board? R.L.Johnson. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 21-34 Sum 70 Ineffective trustee: administrators should take the initia- tive. G.Silvers. Hospitals 44: 50-3 O 1 70 (ed p.45) Responsibilities Bird in a badminton game: without a lay board the admin- istrator would be the man in the middle. R.D.Baker. Can Hosp 47: 30+ Je 70. Condensed in Trustee 23: 28- 31 N 70 Developing realism in public expectations. G.Bugbee. Trustee 23: 1-6 F 70 Governance of hospitals: evolutionary changes make new demands of line management. R.R.Eppert. Trustee 23- 16-20 S 70 % Governance of hospitals: too little interest in legislative issues hampers trustee effectiveness. D.M.Kinzer. Trustee 23: 1-9 S 70 Governance of hospitals—trustees need to adapt strate- gies to new situations. R.E.Toomey. Trustee 23: 16-21 Ag 70 Governance of the university: students changing tradi- tional decision-making.processes. J.J.Corson. Trustee 23: 26-32 Ag 70 Hospital boards have to change with the times, (inter- view) J.T.Law. Hosp Admin Can 12: 19-20 Ap 70 Hospital trustee—the bulwark in troubled waters. R.G. Evans. Can Hosp 47: 59-60 S 70 Hospital trusteeship: public, social and political respon- sibility. Can Hosp 47: 28 Ag 70 How to mobilize practical political support. Can Hosp 47: 34-5 O 70 If Congress won't listen to reason maybe it will listen to trustees. (C) F.C.Sage. Mod Hosp 114: 56 My 70 Including the community in hospital governance. H.R. Cathcart. Hosp Progress 51: 72-6 O 70 LeClair challenges hospital boards. Can Hosp 47: 23 D 70 Strictures and structures: trusteeship. R.E.Brown. Hos- pitals 44: 79-81 Ag 16 70. Also in Trustee 23: 2-5 Ag 70 Structure of a hospital board: director's duties & respon- sibilities. L.E.Rozovsky. Can Hosp 47: 74-7 Ap 70 Trustee: postmortem on the Task Force Report. Can Hosp 47: 50-1 Ja 70 Trends Changing role of trustees. G.Bugbee. Hospitals 44: 54-6 F 16 70 Decade ahead: as a trustee sees it. L.B.Wescott. Trustee 23: 10-17 Je 70 Health care issues of the 70s: for the trustee,deepening responsibilities, (interview by P.F.Lucchesl; E. Barclay; R.M.Sigmond) E.Perloff. Hospitals 44: 84-9 Ja 1 70 Trustee's changing role analyzed In forum on hospital governance. Hosp Top 48: 29-30 J1 70 GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS (See also: City-county hospitals; County hospitals; District hospitals; Federal hospitals; Military hospitals; Municipal hospitals; Public Health Service hospitals; State hospitals; Veterans Administration hospitals) Changing concept of a charity hospital, (ed) C.W. Phillips. J Nat Med Ass 62: 303+ J1 70 Consultants' panel considers the plight of the public hospitals. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 29-31 F 70 House staff activism may be coming to your hospital. C. Rosenberg. Med Econ 47: 124 Ag 17 70 New group will promote needs of public hospitals: Council of Urban Health Providers. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 32 J1 70 Plight of the public hospital. ..'a waste of resources.' Amer Med News 13: 6 F 2 70 Problems of the public hospital: strangling,inflexible governance. P.M.Ellwood Jr.and E.J.Hoagberg. Hospitals 44: 47-52 J1 1 70 Public hospital—end of the line? Amer Med News 13: 8-9 N 30 70 Public hospital: survival depends on financing and re- orientation. R.E.Brown. Hospitals 44: 40-3 J1 1 70 (ed p.39) Role of the public hospital: future leadership in health planning. L.Breslow. Hospitals 44: 44-6 J1 1 70 Solutions to public hospital problems: circumvention of politics and achievement of autonomy. C.Cihlar. Hospitals 44: 53-6 J1 1 70 Symposium takes up problems .approaches used to main- tain public hospital services. (N) Hospitals 44: 105-6 Mr 1 70 Union-management relations in public psychiatric hospi- tals. R.M.Heath. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 56-8 F 70 Use of an authority for hospitals. H.Sherman. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 183-8 Mr 70 Legal aspects Chiropractic practice cannot be imposed on public hospi- tals. (Q&A) E.J.Holman. J Amer Med Ass 214: 2202 D 21 70 Court ruling permits suit in action involving replanted arm. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 26+ F 70 Sovereign immunity overturned in Kansas. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2 Ja 70 (Pt 1) (Gowns,Patient. See: Patient gowns) (Graduated care. See: Progressive care) GRANTS-IN-AID (See also: Federal aid—Grants) Recession jolts research: voluntary agencies cut back projects. Med World News 11: 18-19 Je 5 70 State State appropriations to teaching hospitals, (ed) N Y State J Med 70: 1957-8 Ag 1 70 (Grievances. See: Patient relations—Grievances; Personnel administration—Grievances) (Ground breaking. See: Dedications—Ground breaking) GROUNDS (See also: Auxiliaries—Projects—Grounds and land- scaping; Parking facilities; Security measures) Green grow the grasses—if you use right technics of mowing and watering. J.R.Watson. Mod Nursing Home 24: 92+ My 70 Grounds administration today: a broader horizon. A.R. Caskey. Grounds Maintenance 5: 17-19 Ag 70 1970 landscape—work simplification; measurement; per- formance guide. Grounds Maintenance 5: 25-8 S 70 State hospital golf course. N.Bigelow and E.Roberts Jr. Psychiat Quart Suppl 42: 321-36 No.2 68 Winter problem: snow and ice. F.Adams. Hosp Building Eng 3: 33+ S 70 (Group administration. See: Branch hospitals; National Health Service (British); Shared services—Administra- tion) GROUP HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA Effect of a short-term outpatient psychiatric therapy benefit on the utilization of medical services in a pre- paid group practice medical program. I.D.Goldberg and others. Med Care 8: 419-28 S-O 70 GROUP PRACTICE (See also: Health insurance,Voluntary—Nonprofit— Group practice; Trends—Medical practice; and specific plans such as Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York,and Permanente Plan) Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 35 GROUP PRACTICE Ambulatory care: hospital-based group practice,home care,and neighborhood health centers. D.A.Gee. Hos- pitals 44: 73+ Ag 16 70 American Association of Medical Clinics endorses health maintenance organizations at Senate hearing. E.Wurzel. Group Pract 19: 20-2 O 70 Baltimore hospital to develop group practice arrangement. (N) Hospitals 44: 137 O 1 70 Clinic composition. C.Todd. Med Group Manage 17: 20-1 Mr 70 Contracting with a physicians' group for emergency room coverage. G.A.Krembs and others. Hosp Progress 51: 51-3 Ja 70 Doctor-patient relationship in panel practice. W.L. Reimers. Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 33-4 F 70 Frequency of referral and patient characteristics in group practice. R.Penchansky and D.Fox. Med Care 8: 368-85 S-O 70 German "Mayo Clinic" to open soon. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 307 Ja 12 70 Group approach to medical care: National Medical Asso- ciation Foundation. L.F.Swan. Nursing Outlook 18: 56- 7 Ja 70 "Group medicine more practicable than ever before": international congress report. (N) Can Doctor 36: 7-8 Je 70 Group practice and pre-payment plans. J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 50 S 70 Group practice—can it provide the solutions? Penn Med 73: 47-52 J1 70 Group practice comes of age. L.L.Lovshin. Group Pract 19: 35-7 N 70 Group practice development: a service of the Department of Health,New York City. L.L.Feldman. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 113-23 F 70 Group practice gains predicted. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ S 14 70 (ed p.4) Group practice management of patients with cancer. E.B. Robinson Jr. Group Pract 19: 6+ My 70 Guidelines to the negotiation of a capitation payment. J.F.Sullivan. Rhode Island Med J 53: 610+ N 70 HMO's: a federal response. Group Pract 19: 23-4 O 70 HMO's (health maintenance organization) defined. Group Pract 19: 22 O 70 Health,Education,and Welfare borrows Kaiser Foundation pattern. J.F.Brazda. Mod Hosp 114: 31-2 Je 70 Health maintenance pays off for a five-man group: Seattle. I.S.Neiman. Med Econ 47: 183 S 28 70 Hiring doctors in the US—the team approach. M.S. Kassem. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 661-2 Ap 10 70 Hope in the hills: the Geisinger Medical Center story. W.I.Buchert. Penn Med 73: 45-6 J1 70 (ed p.35) Hospital group practice: patients,staff,and the institu- tion itself may benefit from a hospital-group practice alliance. R.V.Lee. Hospitals 44: 43-5 Ja 16 70 How fast will group practice grow? J.W.Annis. Med Econ 47:136+ Ap 13 70 How to widen and improve a clinic practice? The medical coordinator. H.P.Van Cleve. Group Pract 19: 16+ Je 70 Is it doctors' 'last chance to carry the ball?' Health maintenance organizations. Med World News 11: 13-14 Je 19 70 Kinds of group practices outlined by professor. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 44 N 70 Linkage of a teaching medical center to a multi specialty group practice. G.K.MacLeod. J Med Educ 45: 225-31 Ap 70 Medical group evaluation program set to go. (ed) Med Group Manage 17: 2+ Mr 70 Medical schools and group practice, (ed) Group Pract 19: 6 J1 70 Multi-specialty group practice and the future of medi- cine. R.O.Egeberg. Group Pract 19: 5+ My 70 Office of Economic Opportunity officials: clinics could become Health Maintenance Organizations. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 34-5 S 70 Pediatrics in group practice. G.W.Erickson. Group Pract 19: 19-21 Je 70 Private clinic and its trusteeship for health. A.C.Siddall and others. Group Pract 19: 15-17 S 70 Professional autonomy and bureaucratic organization: the physician. G.V.Engel. Admin Sci Quart 15: 12-21 Mr 70 Sabbatical policy in group practice. P .H .Altrocchi. Group Pract 19: 19-21 Ag 70; 18+ S 70 Social work in a mixed group medical practice. L.Ghan and D.Road. Can J Public Health 61: 488-96 N-D 70 Spotlight on groups, (ed) D.N.Goldstein. Wis Med J 69: 41-2 (adv) Ja 70 Survey of group practice in the United States, 1969. M.E. McNamara and C.Todd. Amer J Public Health 60: 1303- 13 J1 70 Teamwork of community care: the group practice point of view. W.E.Dobson-Smyth. Roy Soc Health J 90: 212-5 Jl-Ag 70 Trouble with hospitals! R.H.Kronborg. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 41-4 Ap 70 Who is it that prevents prevention? Comments on health maintenance organizations, (ed) Mod Hosp 115: 61+ D 70 GROUP PRACTICE HOSPITALS Automated business procedures: solution to a growing dilemma. H.N.Dillon and A.Corcoran. Group Pract 19: 12-14 J1 70 Concept of a community care center: George Washington University Medical Center, (ed) T.E.Piemme. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 323-4 Je 70 Hospital 'list' at Clinch Valley Clinic Hospital,Rich- lands, Va.: maximum care at minimum cost. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 19-21 Aut 70 (Group purchasing. See: Purchasing dept.—Methods— Group; Shared services—Purchasing) (Group services. See: Shared services) GROUP THERAPY Brief group therapy in a child guidance clinic. N.Epstein. Soc Work 15: 33-8 J1 70 Concept and use of developmental groups. A.C.Mosey. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 272-5 My-Je 70 Emotionally disturbed children: effects of cooperative and competitive activity on peer interaction. M.A.Fahl. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 31-3 Ja-F 70 Family therapy—administrative aspects. J.E.Blackwell. Journal (Nat Ass Priv Psychiat Hosp) 2: 11-12 Spr 70 Family therapy: clinical aspects. W.S.Williams. Journal (Nat Ass Priv Psychiat Hosp) 2: 8-10 Spr 70 Floor meetings: a way to satisfy basic emotional needs of long-term patients and staff. L.J.Novick. Hospitals 44: 91+ Mr 16 70 Group as a therapeutic tool, (ed) M.T.Ramshom. Perspect Psychiat Care 8: 104-5 My-Je 70 Group psychotherapy. T.G.Esau. Journal (Nat Ass Priv Psychiat Hosp) 2: 15-16 Spr 70 Group therapy approach to suicide prevention: Los Angeles. R.R.Alfaro. Bull Suicidology No.6: 56-9 Spr 70 Group therapy with multiple therapists in a large group. P.Herschelman and D.Freudlich. Amer J Psychiat 127: 457-61 O 70 Group therapy with schizophrenic patients. A.R.Favazza. Mich Med 69: 123-6 F 70 Group treatment of emotionally disturbed children. J. Dicker. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 19-21 Mr 13 70 Handicapped patients talk together. V.Heller. Amer J Nursing 70: 332-5 F 70 Impact of leader style on the functioning of a decision- making group. F.T.Reid Jr. Arch Gen Psychiat 23: 268- 76 S 70 Loss: a constant theme in group work with the aged. I.M. Burnside. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 173-7 Je 70 Marathon encounter groups: rationale,techniques,and crucial Issues. P.C.Pothier. Perspect Psychiat Care 8: 153-9 Jl-Ag 70 Marathon group therapy and nonverbal methods. I.B. Gendzel. Amer J Psychiat 127: 286-90 S 70 Reaching the deaf psychiatric patient: report of an in- hospital group. R.E.Geller. Ment Hyg 54: 388-92 J1 70 Regressed patients in group therapy. J.T.Maurin. Perspect Psychiat Care 8: 131-5 My-Je 70 Social group work in community mental health. S.R.Saul and S.Saul. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 234-5 J1 70 Some basic concepts in human relations training for pa- tients. P.G.Hanson and others. Hosp Community Psy- chiat 21: 137-43 My 70 Study of group tasks as facilitators of verbalization among hospitalized schizophrenic patients. F.Odhner. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 7-12 Ja-F 70 When psychiatric patients ask about God. G.W.Dyer and C.B.Doughty. Amer Arch Rehabll Therapy 18: 34-9 Je 70 Working with informal patient groups. M.E.Loomis and J.T.Dodenhoff. Amer J Nursing 70: 1939-44 S 70 (Guards. See: Security measures) (Guidance. See: Nursing education,Undergraduate— Counseling) (Gynecology clinics. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics— Gynecology) H (Half-way houses. See: Psychiatric care—Half-way (Handicapped hospital employees. See: Personnel adminis- tration—Handicapped) (Handicapped rehabilitation. See: Housing for the handi- capped; Rehabilitation centers/hospitals and depts.; Rehabilitation service; Traffic areas) HANSEN'S DISEASE CARE Advance against leprosy in Pakistan. Sr.C.Sweeney. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 36-9 My 8 70 Changing attitudes In the management of leprosy, (ed) C.D.Enna. Mil Med 135: 310-1 Ap 70 "Leper" Is an unclean word. P.M.Holbrook. Hospital (London) 66: 230-1 J1 70 Leprosy and the attitude of society. D.V.Wilson. Rehabll Lit 31: 13+ Ja 70 Leprosy in Ceylon. L.Greenfleld. Ill Med J 138: 87-91 J1 70 Leprosy in Nigeria. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 606 O 19 70 Some social aspects of leprosy. Sr.C.Sweeney. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 40-3 Je 5 70 Voluntary confinement among lepers. M.Bloombaum and T.Gugelyk. J Health Soc Behav 11: 16-20 Mr 70 (Hard of hearing patients. See: Patient relations—Specially handicapped—Blind and hard of hearing; Rehabilitation service—Speech and hearing) (HAS. See: Shared services—Accounting—Hospital Admin- istrative Services) (Head nurses. See: Nursing service dept.—Supervision) (Health agencies,Voluntary. See: Voluntary health agencies; and corporate names of individual agencies) HEALTH CARE DELIVERY (See also: Ameriplan; Federal aid; Health centers; Hos- pital and health facilities; Hospital and medical econo- mics; Indigent care; Medical centers—Regional; Plan- ning, Areawide; Public health responsibility) ADA Task Force on National Health Programs. V. Dlefenbach. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 1081-3 N 70 AMA goal of the 70's—medical care for all. R.S.Wilbur. Med Group Manage 18: 11+ N 70 Ambulatory units: revamping health care. Scl News 97: 267-8 Mr 14 70 Association of American Medical Colleges hears two man- power plans. Amer Med News 13: 1+ N 16 70 Attitude creates the situation, (ed) H.Blanchard. Arch Environ Health 21: 113-6 Ag 70 Billions or bust: plans for more MDs—Association of American Medical Colleges and Carnegie panels ask vast medical school expansion. Med World News 11: 17-18 N 20 70 Blueprint for reform of medical education: Carnegie Com- mission report. Sci News 98: 363-47 N 7 70 Bottlenecks in the development of health care systems. E.A.Stead Jr. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 920-1 Ag 70 Building the hospital without walls. J.L.Smith. Mich Hosp 6: 3+ S 70 Business group undertakes one more health needs study: Chamber of Commerce of the United States. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 97-8 S 16 70 California Council for Health Plan Alternatives pushes for change in health system and costs. T.Moore. Hosp Progress 51: 24-6 Mr 70 Can we avoid a $100 billion misunderstanding? H.Ennes. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1120-8 D 70 Can we make health care work in America? R.E. Tranquada. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3-7 S 70 Central role of the hospital in community health services. A.R.Somers. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 54-9 F 70 Challenge for the 1970's. W.J.Putnam. J Pract Nursing 20: 28+Je 70 Challenges to the medical care system. A.J.Morris. Del Med J 42: 199-205 Ag 70 Change in the method of delivering medical care urged by many. (PM) M.A.Granoff. Conn Med 34: 415-6 Je 70 Changing patterns of health care services. A.H.Dilly. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 403-8 S 70 Changing the mental health care system. H.N.Dorsey. Hospitals 44: 37-40 Ja 16 70 Chattanooga's experience with reorganization for delivery of health services. M.M.Young. Amer J Public Health 60:1739-48 S 70 Chicago workshop provides physicians' view of delivery of health care in the new decade. (N) Hospitals 44- 133-4 Ja 1 70 Coming debacle in American medicine, (ed) C.A.Ragan Jr. Resident Staff Physician 16: 41-2 O 70 Coming year as a period of self-examination. (PM) P.B. Terenzio. Hosp Forum (N Y) 38: 4-5 Je 70 Community approach to the delivery of health services. A.M.Parsell. Health Serv Res 5: 87-91 Sum 70 Community control of community health. R.Kunnes. New Physician 19: 28-33 Ja 70 Community health services in a voluntary hospital: a service director's point of view. L.J.Taubenhaus. Med Care 8: 247-51 My-Je 70 Community participation and national health policy. J.W.V.Cordice Jr. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1025-7 D 70 Competition In providing community health services. G. James. Nursing Outlook 18: 42-5 F 70 Components of quality health care. R.P.Noland. Phys Therapy 50: 34-9 Ja 70 36 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 HEALTH CARE DELIVERY Comprehensive health care and the consumer. A.R. Somers; and the educator. C.H.W.Ruhe; and the stu- dent. C.N.Ramsey Jr.; and the researcher. P.J. Sanazaro; and the future. J.S.Millis; concerns,en- couragements, and hopes for comprehensive medicine. W.Darley. J Med Educ 45: 467-96 J1 70 Concept of mainstream medicine for all Californians: fifth progress report. Calif Med 112: 66-9 F 70; 83-8 Mr 70; 77-83 Ap 70 Connecticut State Medical Society approves position paper on delivery of medical care. Conn Med 34: 639- 43 S 70 Consumer group official criticizes lack of health care coordination: California. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36A-B F 70 Consumer views of the health care system: annual admin- istrative review. C.Cihlar. Hospitals 44: 53-5 Ap 1 70 Coordination of health services. R.P.Lawton. Rhode Island Med J 53: 676+ D 70 Coordinator: an essential member of a multidisciplinary team delivering health services to aged persons. C.M. Gaitz. Gerontologist 10: 217-20 Aut 70 (Pt 1) Country’s no.l health problem: distribution of health care, (interview) R.Egeberg. US News World Rep 68: 68-73 F 23 70 Creaming the poor. S.M.Miller and others. Transaction 7: 38-45 Je 70 Credo for our times, (ed) Group Pract 19: 4-5 Ap 70 Critique of the systems of health care in United States and of delivery of services by the professions. G. James. Hosp Manage 110: 34-5 S 70 Delivery of health care: the foundation. F.T.Collins. J Kans Med Soc 71: 484+ D 70 Delivery of medical care. S.R.Garfield. Sci Amer 222: 15-23 Ap 70 Determinants of medical care—a plan for the future. C.F. Code. New Engl J Med 283: 679-85 S 24 70 Determinants of medical care utilization: the effect of social class and distance on contacts with the medical care system. J.E.Weiss and M.R.Greenlick. Med Care 8: 456-62 N-D 70 Dimensions of the health care crisis. G.S.Bakke. Hosp Progr 51: 50-3 Ap 70 Distribution of medical care—what is its future? (ed) Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 21-2 F 70 Division of community health services: its role in a voluntary hospital. L.J.Taubenhaus. Arch Environ Health 20: 732-5 Je 70 Don't let health planners plan without you. C.T.Hardy Jr. Med Econ 47: 252 My 25 70 Drugs .drunken driving, the delivery of medical care, the high cost of hospitalization. (PM) S.D.Simon. Rhode Island Med J 53: 276+ My 70 Educational program for primary care: definitions and hypotheses. M.F.Hansen. J Med Educ 45: 1001-6 D 70 Educational program for primary care: the outline of a curriculum. M.F. Han sen and K.G.Reeb. J Med Educ 45: 1007-15 D 70 Establishing priorities for limited health care resources. J.D.Colman. Trustee 23: 11-16 D 70 Even with money health care is likely to be mediocre. (ed) C.A.Ragan Jr. Resident Staff Physician 16: 33-4 J1 70 Evolution of a new pattern in health care. M.L.Miller. Med Marketing Media 5: 22-6 Mr 70 Experiences of medical care in the U.S. W.W.Holland. Lancet 2: 202-4 J1 25 70; (C) 415-7 Ag 22 70 Experts see new balance of health care forces. Mod Hosp 114: 39-40d Ap 70 Foundation approach to mass health care is gaining: California’. Amer Med News 13: 8+ Ag 10 70 Framework for political mapping of conflict in organized medicine—especially pediatrics: a guide for nonphysi- cians. R.W.Dodds. Med Care Rev 27: 1035-62 N 70 Freedom to choose what? (ed) M.M.Ramphal. Amer J Nursing 70: 753 Ap 70 Future of health care delivery: report of a symposium at the University of Virginia. F.A.Henn. Curr Med Dig 37: 816+ S 70 Government looks at health care. K.D.Yordy. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 12+ Spr 70 Health and the private sector. J.G.Roney Jr. Inquiry 7: 32-43 Je 70 Health care communities: tomorrow's model today. E.M. Wurzel. Group Pract 19: 17+ F 70 (PM p.4) Health care crisis. M.A.Gulick. Conf Board Rec 7: 49- 52 My 70 Health-care crisis, (interview) E.M.Kennedy. Med Econ 47: 23+ F 16 70 Health care delivery and finance. R.E.Toomey. Hospitals 44: 39-42 S 1 70 Health care delivery in the 1970's. H.W.Ennes Jr.and others. Rhode Island Med J 53: 6+ Ja 70 Health care delivery systems: stop criticizing,start working. J.E .Holliday. Group Pract 19: 16-20 D 70 Health care dilemma: new directions. W.P.Reuther. J Med Educ 45: 96-103 F 70 Health care in Pennsylvania in the 1970's. Penn Med 73: 50-8 Je 70 Health care in the '70's. J.H.Cavanaugh. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 14-17 Spr 70 Health care in the USA: choice lies between extension of group practice and national insurance. G.G.Savage. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1993 O 10 70 Health care issues of the 70s: hospitals as the center of the health care universe. (Interview) E.L.Crosby. Hospitals 44: 52-6 Ja 1 70 Health care planning, (ed) A.Pifer. Med Res Eng 9: 3 Ap 70 Health care planning—the "now" view. A.R.Miele and C.Drumheller. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 63-5 Ag 70 Health care problems in America. W.J.McNerney. Hospi- tal (London) 66: 315 S 70 (ed p.298-9) Health care services, (ed) JSC Med Ass 66: 382 O 70 Health,Education,and Welfare's new drive to change health-care delivery. J.H.Lavin. Med Econ 47: 286+ My 25 70 Health in Rhode Island in 1975. J.E.Cannon. Rhode Island Med J 53: 25-30 Ja 70 Health industry to undergo dramatic changes. Amer Med News 13: 14-15 S 28 70 Health-policy directions for the 1970's. W.L.Kissick. New Engl J Med 282: 1343-54 Je 11 70 Health services at the crossroads: issues of public policy. H.M.Somers. Hosp Progress 51: 77+ O 70 Health system obsolete,Reuther tells New England Hos- pital Assembly. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 17-18 My 70 Hospital foreseen as core of health care system. (N) Hospitals 44: 98 Je 16 70 Hospital management and organizational planning. T.R. O'Donovan. Mich Hosp 6: 8+ F 70 How do we know who's in charge? (ed) Mod Hosp 115: 60+ Ag 70 "How" of community participation in delivering health care, (symp) Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1080-98 D 70 How should the nation set its priorities? AHA convention report. Hospitals 44: 71-2 O 1 70 Howard University urban health project. J.S.Tate. J Nat Med Ass 62: 257+ My 70 Humanism is not enough. (PM) J.W.Gersten. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 51: 565-74 O 70 Humphrey calls for coalition for health. (N) Hospitals 44: 134 Ja 1 70 Identifying and developing health services in a new town: Reston, Va. A.Fonaroff. Amer J Public Health 60: 821-8 My 70 Impact of the service component of health care in the 1970's. G.Himler. Penn Med 73: 45-6 Je 70 Improving the health services system through research and development. R.R.Huntley. Inquiry 7: 15-21 Mr 70 Information technologies and health care. F.J.Moore. Arch Intern Med 125:.357-61 Ja 70; 351-5 F 70; 503-8 Mr 70; 711-5 Ap 70 Insurance industry looks ahead at health care in the 1970's. H.Ennes. Public Health Rep 85: 117-22 F 70 Integrated systems for medical care and health services: make no little plans. W.E.Jacobson. Group Pract 19: 23+ S 70 Intermediaries,innovation,and change. D.E.Sibery. Med Care 8: 439-41 N-D 70 Internal and external pressures affect health planning. J.J.Popkin and W.M.Epstein. Hosp Progress 51: 58+ S 70 Involving the private sector in community psychiatry. C.P.Thomson. Amer J Psychiat 127: 363-8 S 70 Is health planning too vital to be left to MDs? J. Blamphin. Med World News 11: 16-18 J1 31 70 (ed p. 9) Is renaissance within reach? J.S.Millis. Nursing Out- look 18: 63-5 F 70 Issue at Association of American Medical Colleges: an activist role for the hospital? Hosp Pract 5: 102-4 Ja 70 Let's take the profit out of health care! J.W.Gossett. Med Econ 47: 274+ O 26 70 Long range expectations for the health delivery system. G.Besson. Calif Med 113: 67-74 D 70 Long-range planning to lower hospital construction and operating costs: Quebec. L.Langlois. World Hosp 6: 39-43 Ja 70 McNemey Task Force draws health care blueprint. Amer Med News 13: 11 J1 6 70 Manpower problems in the delivery of primary medical care, (ed) J.L.Dorsey. New Engl J Med 282: 871-2 Ap 9 70 Massachusetts to provide total health care plan. (N) Hospitals 44: 121-2 Je 1 70 Medical care pot boils, (ed) M.Fishbein. Med World News 11: 40 D 25 70 Medical student,the public and medical care. C.G. Sheps. Ill Med J 138: 598-601 D 70 Medicine and the community: the great debate, (symp) Med World News 11: 36L+ Ag 28 70 Medicine in the inner city. A.H.Hirschfeld. Del Med J 42: 57+ Mr 70 (ed p.75) Missing links in achieving effective services. B.J. McCarthy. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1135-40 D 70 Missing links in achieving effective services. D.French. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1129-34 D 70 Multiple pressures in the medical care system. R.M. Cunningham Jr. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 145-53 My 70 National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nurs- ing Education: summary report and recommendations. Amer J Nursing 70: 279-94 F 70 (ed p.267) New climate in American medicine. A.Pifer. J Med Educ 45: 79-87 F 70 New medical market segment of the future: the parahos- pital. Mod Med Top 31: 1-3 Ja 70; 1-3 F 70 New systems for health care. R.B.Froh. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 514+ S 70 Odyssey on a Potomac sea. (interview) F.R.Rubric. Hosp Pract 5: 91+ J1 70 Organized medicine and the delivery of medical care in the seventies. G.D.Dorman. Rhode Island Med J 53: 672+ D 70 Our health care system: the government viewpoint. C.M. Bowen. Del Med J 42: 113-6 My 70 Outside forces seen as impetus for change .innovation in U.S.health care delivery system. (N) Hospitals 44: 104-5 My 1 70 Patterns of American ambulatory care. T.S.Bodenheimer. Inquiry 7: 26-37 S 70 Philadelphia municipal hospital study stresses ambula- tory health services. (N) Hospitals 44: 99 Je 16 70 Phony crisis, (ed) J Okla State Med Ass 63: 139 Ap 70 Physician productivity and medical care. R.H.Drachman and R.E.Cooke. J Pediat 77: 749-63 N 70 Pimps .prostitutes .and policemen: education of consumers for participating in health planning. P.Henry. Amer J Public Health 60: 2171-4 N 70 Place of medicine in society. R.O.Egeberg. Southwestern Med 51: 66-8 Mr 70 Planning the health care system. P.Rogatz. Hospitals 44: 47-50 Ap 16 70 Planning: unifying health care. M.A.Haynes. Hospitals 44: 67-70 Mr 16 70 President's inaugural address: hospitals and the health care system do not exist in a vacuum. (PM) M.Berke. Hospitals 44: 61-6 Mr 16 70 Private care for all: innovative prototype to outdo 'de- structive clinics'—East St.Louis,111. Amer Med News 13: 7 J1 20 70 Private practice can revolutionize health care: ambula- tory-care health-care facilities. E.A.Giorgl. Med Econ 47: 112-8 My 11 70 Problem definition and problem solving—a distinction of approaches, (ed) Arch Intern Med 125: 359-60 F 70 Problems in delivery of health care. V.L.Assevero. (ed) Med Ann Dlst Columbia 39: 217-8 Ap 70 Professionals and the community confront change. M.A. Haynes. Amer J Public Health 60: 519-23 Mr 70 Recommendations of the Task Force on Medicaid and Related Programs. Soc Secur Bull 33: 23-31 S 70 Relationship between demographic characteristics,pa- tient's chief complaint,and medical care destination in an emergency room. G.T.Perkoff and M.Anderson. Med Care 8: 309-23 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 1) Research unit explores delivery of adequate health care. Tex Hosp 26: 9-15 N 70 Response of the university medical center to social demands. E.R.Weinerman. J Med Educ 45: 69-78 N 70 (Pt 2) Responsibility for the revitalization of urban medicine. (ed) Arch Intern Med 126: 524-5 S 70 Retrospect: challenge and solutions. F.R.Higginbotham. Tex Hosp 26: 12-16 J1 70 Role of a medical faculty In reorganizing family practice to meet current community needs: Kingston,Ontario. R.M.Anderson and others. Can Med Ass J 103: 589-93 S 26 70 Role of the community in developing improved health care, (symp) Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1028-53 D 70 Role of the health profession in achieving effective con- sumer participation, (symp) Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1054- 79 D 70 Role of the hospital in the reorganization of health care. A.R.Somers. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3-7 Ja 70 Separate health care system for poor called indefensible concept,unacceptable practice. (N) Hospitals 44: 107 My 1 70 Social demands upon health care delivery. P.R.Lee. J Med Educ 45: 61-8 N 70 (Pt 2) Some facets of the economics of health care delivery. J.T.Dunlop. J Med Educ 45: 133-8 Mr 70 Special committee on the nation's health care needs, (ed) J.Wooldridge. Nations Bus 58: 7 N 70 Special delivery, (ed) J Med Soc N J 67: 773-4 D 70 States must bring public and private sectors together. A.W.Snoke. Mod Hosp 115: 92+ S 70 Status quo in health care draws disapproval of Mid-West Health Congress speakers. (N) Hospitals 44: 117-8 Ap 16 70 Structuring of health information system options: summary and assessment of methodology. J.A.Evans and R.V.D. Campbell. Socio-Econ Planning Sci 4: 291-309 Je 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 37 HEALTH CARE DELIVERY Survey shows how doctors,nurses and hospitals agree and disagree on health care issues and outlook. C.H. Russell. Mod Hosp 115: 88+ N 70 'Think tank' for health care: Institute for Interdiscipli- nary Studies,Minneapolis. Med World News 11: 32E N 6 70 Third man theme: federalization of health care, (ed) J.W. Kennedy. J Arkansas Med Soc 67: 46-8 Je 70 To meet a challenge: a nonprofit public benefit corpora- tion for delivery of personal health services. J.M. Galbraith and others. N Y State J Med 70: 319-23 Ja 15 70 Toward a national health program, (ed) J.L.S.Holloman Jr. Amer J Public Health 60: 1680-2 S 70 Toward comprehensive ambulatory care: a case history of decisive change. J.J.Vorzimer and G.Katz. Med Care 8: 76-81 Ja-F 70 US health: do we face a catastrophe? J.H.Knowles. Look 34: 74+ Je 2 70 Unique Health Resources Institute of Kansas City,Mo., to coordinate area health services. (N) Amer Fam Physician/GP 2: 177-8 N 70 University of Chicago symposium examines problems of middle-age urban hospitals. Hospitals 44: 116-8 Je 1 70 Urban and regional foundations for health planning. W.McC .Hiscock. Public Health Rep 85: 267-75 Mr 70 Urban hospital must do things with,not for,community, conference told. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 46+ My 70 Urban hospital: subject of symposium. Health Serv Res 5: 62-4 Spr 70 Urban planning and health services: opportunities for cooperation. B.J.Frieden and J.Peters. J Amer Inst Planners 36: 82-95 Mr 70 Urban preceptorship. Q.D.Young. New Physician 19: 724- 7 S 70 Use of hypothetical situations in a study of Spanish American illness referral systems. T.Weaver. Hum Organ 29: 140-54 Sum 70 We must work together in partnership. R.W.Peterson. Del Med J 42: 183+ J1 70 What is health? D.M.Levine. New Physician 19: 22-7 Ja 70 What is needed now is a silent majority that makes less noise, (ed) Mod Hosp 114: 79+ Ap 70 What mechanisms for quality control in health services? (ed) C.A.Wirsig. Hosp Admin Can 12: 6+ N 70 What we have is an illness system. S.M.Morris. Trustee 23: 18-21 J1 70 What we must do before national health insurance. S.R. Garfield. Med Econ 47: 224+ 0 12 70 Where do we go from here ? Thoughts on the delivery of pediatric care. H.D.Smith. J Med Soc N J 67: 66-9 F 70 Where shall he come from, (ed) K.Nelson. Virginia Med Mon 97: 59-64 F 70 Who is,and what is the role of the consumer in health service planning? V.Moseley. JSC Med Ass 66: 237- 41Je 70 Why we are not getting the comprehensive health serv- ices we need. R.H.Ebert. Bull Nat Tuberc Resp Dis Ass 56: 4-7 S 70 (ed p.2-3) Wisdom? Health? Can society guarantee them? (ed) J.S. Millis. New Engl J Med 283: 260-1 J1 30 70 With all its problems, this system may be the best one we could have. R.L.Johnson. Mod Hosp 115: 79-82 J1 70 You can't change the system without a solid push,and there isn't any push, (ed) Mod Hosp 114: 71+ Ja 70 (Health care expenditures. See: Cost of medical care— Expenditures) HEALTH CENTERS (See also: Health care delivery; Indigent care; Public health responsibility) AHA called on to exercise its 'muscle' in support of neighborhood health centers. (N) Hospitals 44: 108 S 1 70 Actual public acceptance of the neighborhood health cen- ter by the urban poor: Tufts-Columbia Point Health Cen- ter. S.S.Beilin and H.J.Geiger. J Amer Med Ass 214: 2147-53 D 21 70 Alaskan rural health programs—new directions. W.J. Bicknell. Can J Public Health 61: 497-502 N-D 70 Ambulatory care: hospital-based group practice,home care,and neighborhood health centers. D.A.Gee. Hos- pitals 44: 73+ Ag 16 70 Black health worker and the black health consumer—new roles for both in a neighborhood health center for chil- dren. R.V.Sellers. Amer J Public Health 60: 2154-70 N 70 Can community centers cure health problems of the poor? (N) S.Murata. J Amer Med Ass 211: 1943+ Mr 23 70 Chattanooga's experience with reorganization for delivery of health services. M.M.Young. Amer J Public Health 60: 1739-48 S 70 Chicago hospital opens family health center: Illinois Masonic Medical Center. (N) Hospitals 44: 135 N 1 70 Comment on the neighborhood health center and the general hospital. S.Standard. Med Care 8: 252-3 My- Je 70; (C) 523-5 N-D 70 Commentary on the social scientists' views of the neigh- borhood health center as a new social institution. M. Schaefer. Med Care 8: 116-7 Mr-Ap 70 Community gets a health center: New York City. L.Knopf. Amer J Nursing 70: 1498-1501 J1 70 Community involvement in neighborhood health centers. J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 50 S 70 Community participation in neighborhood health centers. E.J.Salber. New Engl J Med 283: 515-8 S 3 70 Concept of a community care center: George Washington University Medical Center, (ed) T.E.Piemme. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 323-4 Je 70 Consumer as policy-maker—issues of training. A.W. Parker. Amer J Public Health 60: 2139-53 N 70 Consumer participation in Office of Economic Opportu- nity-assisted neighborhood health centers. G.Sparer and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1091-1102 Je 70 Crieff Health Centre on railway station site: Scotland. (N) Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 70 Ja-F 70 Delivery of medical care to the poor in the seventies: health centers seen as significant attempt to help re- solve problems. T.E.Bryant. Rhode Island Med J 53: 669-71 D 70 Does antipoverty medicine threaten private practice? H.T.Paxton. Med Econ 47: 142+ 0 12 70 Economist's view of the neighborhood health center as a new social institution. R.Fein. Med Care 8: 104-7 Mr- Ap 70 Establishing or aiding in the establishment of a neighbor- hood health center. (Q&A) J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 40 N 70 Evaluating quality of medical care in the neighborhood health center program of the Office of Economic Oppor- tunity. M.A.Morehead. Med Care 8: 118-31 Mr-Ap 70 Funds 'limited concern' in local health centers. R.W. Rhein. US Med 6: 13 N 1 70 Give a damn? Take a turn at a swinging free clinic: Washington, D.C. M.B.Mosher. Hosp Physician 6: 66-71 S 70 Goals and potential of the neighborhood health centers. (ed) T.E.Bryant. Med Care 8: 93-4 Mr-Ap 70 Growing concern for consumer representation in neighbor- hood health centers. (Q&A) J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 40 N 70 Harvard sponsors prepaid community health plan. (N) Hospitals 44: 102 Ja 16 70 Health care goes into the streets. J.Bockel. Sci News 97: 276-7 Mr 14 70 Health center disrupted by dispute over control: New York City. (N) Hospitals 44: 121 F 16 70 Health centers-hospital network proposed: Boston. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36 My 70 Hospital & clinical pharmacy principles applied to com- munity health care: University of North Carolina. D.C. McLeod and R.J.Allen. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 390-4 My 70 Hospital and health centre integration. W.Thompson. Hospital (London) 66: 191-4 Je 70 Hospital is hub of health care network: Newark starts family care. Mod Hosp 115: 73-5 Ag 70 How change in sponsorship affected use of neighborhood health center: Pittsburgh. C.J.Schumaker Jr. Hosp Top 48: 69+ My 70 Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn ,N .Y.: a hospital with- out walls. Hosp Progress 51: 66-71 J1 70 Matthew Walker Health Center of Meharry Medical Col- lege: Office of Economic Opportunity-funded neighbor- hood health center. L.A.Falk. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 849 O 70 Measuring the urban poor's use of physicians' services in response to illness episodes. W.C .Richardson. Med Care 8: 132-42 Mr-Ap 70 Medical pioneers tackle Philadelphia frontier: neighbor- hood clinics. J.Martin. J Amer Med Ass 211: 388+ Ja 19 70 Medical practice and the community: the organizational challenge. D.L.Madison. J Nat Med Ass 62: 102-5 Mr 70 Medicine as a vehicle for social change: the Tufts-Delta Health Center in rural Mississippi. D.A.Rogers. New Physician 19: 917-22 N 70 Midwest Oncology Center sponsored by the Borgess Hos- pital. Mich Hosp 6: 15 O 70 More nursing per square mile: Mile Square Health Center, Chicago. I.R.Shannon. Nursing Outlook 18: 42-4 Ap 70 Neighbor to neighbor health care. T.Irwin. Fam Health 2: 24-8 Ja 70 Neighborhood clinics: city people help themselves— Chicago. Mod Hosp 115: 69-72 Ag 70; (C) P.E.Goschy. 60 O 70 Neighborhood health center. D.Kindig. J Amer Med Ass 212: 2104-6 Je 22 70 Neighborhood health centers: American Public Health Association resolution. Amer J Public Health 60: 185 Ja 70 New proposal for delivery of ambulatory care to "clinic" populations. J.Gelb. Del Med J 42: 141-2 Je 70; reply. 390-1 D 70 New tool for social change: neighborhood health center. (ed) T.R.Van Dellen. Ill Med J 138: 257 S 70 Nursing service at the Mile Square Health Center of Presbyterian-St. Luke's Hospital. I.R.Shannon. Amer J Public Health 60: 1726-32 S 70 Office of Economic Opportunity officials: clinics could become Health Maintenance Organizations. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 34-5 S 70 Organization and management of health centres. R. Gibson. Brit Med J 2: 353-6 My 9 70 Pharmacy inside and outside health centres. A.Howells. Roy Soc Health J 90: 14+ Ja-F 70 Pharmacy services in the health center: new opportu- nities. R.P.Penna. Hospitals 44: 70-2 J1 16 70 Physicians in health centers. H.Wise. Postgrad Med 47: 130-7 Je 70 (ed p.128-9) Plight of the public hospital—case study: Denver. D.L. Cowen. Hospitals 44: 61-4 J1 1 70 Political scientist's view of the neighborhood health cen- ter as a new social institution. E.Feingold. Med Care 8: 108-15 Mr-Ap 70 Program for the care of patients with chronic diseases: neighborhood clinics staffed by public health nurses. J.W.Runyan Jr.and others. J Amer Med Ass 211: 476-9 Ja 19 70 Proposal: a ghetto medical corps in lieu of military serv- ice. (ed) C.A.Ragan Jr. Resident Staff Physician 16: 41- 2 F 70 Provisions for health care in the ghetto: the family health team in the Watts Multipurpose Health Center. J.E. Bates and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1222-4 J1 70 Role of a medical faculty in reorganizing family practice to meet current community needs: Kingston, Ontario. R.M.Anderson and others. Can Med Ass J 103: 589-93 5 26 70 Social intervention—consultation to organizations. G. Rosenblum. Ment Hyg 54: 393-6 J1 70 Social scientist's view of the neighborhood health center as a new social institution. A.Kaluzny and S.Levine. Med Care 8: 95-6 Mr-Ap 70 Sociomedical view of neighborhood health centers. J. Elinson and C.E.A.Herr. Med Care 8: 97-103 Mr-Ap 70 Southside Community Health Center,Indianapolis. J. Ramsdell. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 1209-11 O 70 Stereotyped concepts stifle growth of hospitals into health care centers: AHA convention report. Hospitals 44: 75-6 O 1 70 Store-front clinics. Hosp Admin Curr 14: 1-4 Jl-Ag 70 Student-community planned health project for the poor: Pruitt-Igoe Housing Project,St.Louis. R.Freidin and others. New Engl J Med 283: 1142-7 N 19 70 Toward the coordination and integration of personal health services: Philadelphia. E.A.Gardner and J.N.Snipe. Amer J Public Health 60: 2068-78 N 70 Training members of neighborhood health advisory coun- cils. D.Safran. Adult Leadership 18: 303+ Ap 70 Training the indigenous nonprofessional: the screening technician. W.K.Frankenburg and others. J Pediat 77: 564-70 O 70 University and rural health: a year in Mayo,Florida. R.C.Reynolds. J Amer Med Ass 214: 540-4 O 19 70 Using workers from "hard-core" areas to increase im- munization levels. J.C.Stewart Jr.and W.R.Hood. Public Health Rep 85: 177-85 F 70 What we've learned from the Watts health center. E.A. Giorgi. Resident Staff Physician 16: 35-42 Ja 70 What's the best way to improve care for the poor? Neigh- borhood health centers seem to be the best bet. Med Econ 47: 102-4 Ap 27 70 Planning Health service partnership at Thamesmead. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2216-7 N 7 70 Portable health centre. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 205- 6 Ja 30 70 HEALTH EDUCATION (See also: Exhibits; Films—Teaching--Community; Museums; Teaching function; Television—Public) APhA's Health Education Center Service. R.P.Penna. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 246-7 My 70 Characteristics of community residents who are favorable toward alcohol education. G.Globetti and G.Pomeroy. Ment Hyg 54: 411-5 J1 70 Community health education project: "bridging the gap. " H.Gales. Amer J Public Health 60: 322-7 F 70 Community medicine paths lead hospital into home, school,extended care facility,work places: Griffin Hos- pital, Derby, Conn. A.A.Pritchard. Mod Hosp 115: 98-100 N 70 Consumerism: associations lead way to better health. J.D.Snyder and S.E.Rainey. Ass Manage 22: 66-71 S 70 Dynamics of pharmacy in programs of community health education. C.L.Parris. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 251+ My 70 Effects of health education methods on appointment breaking: study of patients with suspected glaucoma. E.Glogow. Public Health Rep 85: 441-50 My 70 38 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 HEALTH INSURANCE,COMPULSORY 'Good health station' provides health care tips: Central Community Hospital,Chicago, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 28+ F 1 70 Health education in an immigrant area. A.H.Kane. Nurs- ing Mirror (Engl) 130: 26-8 Ap 10 70 Hospital "smoke-out." (C) Sr.D.Kane. RN 33: 16 F 70 I am Joe's kidney. J.D.Ratcliff. Readers Dig 96: 98-102 My 70 I am Joe's man gland. J.D.Ratcliff. Readers Dig 97: 92-5 N 70 In Virginia, students plan health programs they feel are important. L.Fisher. Bull Nat Tuberc Resp Dis Ass 56: 3-5 D 70 Kidney: how it works and what goes wrong with it. Fam Health 2: 50-1 S 70 Knowledge of illness as a predictor of patient behavior. D.M.Tagliacozzo and K.Ima. J Chron Dis 22: 765-75 Ap 70 Maritimers have a TV nurse. M.C.Ricks. Can Nurse 66: 33-6 S 70 Mass Media as sources of health knowledge. Dialogue No.l: 19-20 Spr 70 Mental health education program in a rural area: Wiscon- sin. L.J.Ganser and others. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 64-7 F 70 Partners in public health: medicine and motivation, (ed) M.Noar. Amer J Public Health 60: 1368-9 Ag 70 Pharmacist as a health educator. W.R.Bacon. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 249-50 My 70 Public knowledge about health, (ed) M.Fishbein. Med World News 11: 52 My 15 70 Report on health education—its relationship to compre- hensive health planning at state level. Amer J Public Health 60: 751-6 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Strategies for effective utilization of underprivileged youth in public health education. L.R.Kaiser and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 340-4 F 70 Trends in public knowledge about health and illness. S.E.Wade. Amer J Public Health 60: 485-91 Mr 70 HEALTH INSURANCE (See also: Ameriplan; Health programs,Foreign; Income for hospital services—Contract purchase; Medicare) Financing health care: annual administrative review. D.H.Hitt. Hospitals 44: 77+ Ap 1 70 U.S.asks AMA for health plan aid. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ S 21 70 Trends Health care delivery in the 1970's. H.W.Ennes Tr.and others. Rhode Island Med J 53: 6+ Ja 70 New role for insurers seen in national health insurance. (N) Hospitals 44: 120 N 16 70 Problems seen in national health insurance's future. Amer Med News 13: 11 Je 29 70 (Health insurance abuse. See: Hospital and health facil- ities—Utilization) (Health insurance,Commercial. See: Health insurance, V olu ntary—C omm erica 1) HEALTH INSURANCE,COMPREHENSIVE (See also: Income for hospital services—Contract purchase) Blue Cross will cover abortion. (N) Amer Med News 13: 3 Je 29 70 California MDs offer plan to control hospital costs. (N) Hospitals 44: 124 Je 1 70 Controlling costs of medical care by expanding Blue Cross insurance coverage: study of a paradox. C.E. Lewis and H.W.Keairnes. New Engl J Med 282: 1405- 12 Je 18 70 Financial barrier to health insurance benefits: a case study—Indiana University. R.C.Young. Inquiry 7: 3-16 S 70 Harvard sponsors prepaid community health plan. (N) Hospitals 44: 102 Ja 16 70 Health insurance for abortion costs: a survey. C.Muller. Inquiry 7: 51-64 S 70 Indiana 'Blues' initiate breakthrough in treatment of alcoholism with signing of contract with specialized hospital. (N) Hosp Top 48: 20 N 70 Insurers review abortion policies. (N) Amer Med News 13: 9 My 4 70 Kansas Blue Cross/Blue Shield outpatient benefits experiment. D.B.Hill and J.E.Veney. Med Care 8: 143 — 58 Mr-Ap 70 Move toward legal abortions affects health insurance role. (N) Rhode Island Med J 53: 532 O 70 Reuther's 'health security' plan is unveiled. Amer Med News 13: 1+ J1 13 70 These patients will demand more office care: Philadelphia Blue Cross "Co-Pay Preferred" Plan. R.M.Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 202-3 Ja 5 70 Transplant insurance rider offered: Continental Casualty Co. (N) Amer Med News 13: 14 S 21 70 Universal health insurance, (ed) Calif Med 112: 85 Ja 70 Dental Blue Cross announces dental plan for children: Ontario. (N) Can Hosp 47: 15 Je 70 Coming: a new way to pay dental costs. US News World Rep 69: 92-3 S 21 70 Dental coverage plan announced: Maryland Blue Shield. (N) Amer Med News 13: 13 S 21 70 Dental insurance: a developing success story. L.Joseph. Todays Health 48: 48+ Mr 70 Group practice and poor communities: dental care. M.H. Schoen. Amer J Public Health 60: 1125-32 Je 70 Rejuvenation proposal for dental service corporations. R.D.Eilers. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 89-100 J1 70 Use of the American Dental Association Dental Health Care Plan during 1966 and 1969. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 723-8 S 70 Diagnostic Minnesota Blue Shield Plan cuts hospital diagnostic costs. M .V.Burggraaf. Med Group Manage 17: 22+ Ja 70 Preadmission testing. (Q&A) C.Y.Shu. Hospitals 44: 16 S 16 70; (C) R.J.Buxbaum. 14 D 16 70 Preventive care: communicating an idea whose time has come. Dialogue No.l: 1-9 Spr 70 Will outpatient benefits really cut health-care costs? R.M.Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 224 Ja 19 70 Drugs Automation of vendor drug claims. M.C.Smith and W.E. Wilkinson. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 501-5 S 70 Court charges Virginia Blue Cross with violating Sherman Anti-trust Law. Drug Top 114: 12 O 12 70 Court upholds illegality of Blue Cross drug program: Virginia. (N) Hospitals 44: 104 O 16 70 Look at third-party prepaid Rx plans. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 52 Ja 70 National Pharmacy Insurance Council: a unified response on a national level. R.Engel. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 506-7 S 70 Prescription drug programs available to labor union members. R.J.DeSalvo and J.D.McEvilla. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 508+ S 70 Third party pay: what it's all about. T.M.Collins. Med Marketing Media 5: 30-3 J1 70 Universal claim form, (ed) G . B.Griffenhagen. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 493 S 70 What retail pharmacists think about 3rd party Rx pro- grams. Pharm Times 36: 52-4 N 70 Psychiatric Economics of mental health. C.P.Hall Jr. Hosp Commu- nity Psychiat 21: 105-10 Ap 70 Effect of a short-term outpatient psychiatric therapy benefit on the utilization of medical services in a pre- paid group practice medical program. I.D.Goldberg and others. Med Care 8: 419-28 S-O 70 Insurance coverage for mental illness: present status and future prospects. E.S.Myers. Amer J Public Health 60: 1921-30 O 70 Insurance for mental health care. H.R.Hunter and A.H. Katz. Community Ment Health J 6: 464-9 D 70 Partial hospitalization program started: Forest Hospital, Des Plaines,111. (N) Amer Med News 13: 15 Ja 12 70 HEALTH INSURANCE.COMPULSORY (See also: Health programs,Foreign; National Health Service (British) Approaching struggle to provide adequate health care for all Americans. M.A.Glasser. Soc Work 15: 5-14 O 70 Black physicians' group takes cautious stands on abor- tion and national health insurance. (N) Hospitals 44: 99 S 16 70 Can 'health maintenance' plan brake runawar medi-costs? Hosp Pract 5: 19+ My 70 Can we head off national health insurance? (interview) H.M.Somers. Med Econ 47: 25+ F 2 70 'Catastrophe' seen in wake of national health insurance. (N) Hospitals 44: 99-100 Ja 16 70 Caveat emptor! (ed) J Okla State Med Ass 63: 523 N 70 Committee for National Health Insurance tells what it wants in federal plan. Mod Hosp 114: 97-102 Ja 70 Committee of 100. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 567+ S 70 Components of existing and proposed U.S.health insur- ance programs,October, 1969 . Amer J Public Health 60: 129-33 Ap 70 (Pt 2) Compulsory or universal health insurance. J.F.Follmann Jr. Bests Rev,Property/Liability Ins Ed 71: 87-9 Je 70 Debate over national health insurance. Time 96: 68 O 12 70 Dr.Herman M.Somers warns against 'precipitous action' in attempt to provide health coverage for all. (N) Hospitals 44: 141 Mr 16 70 Essential elements in a sensible plan for national health insurance. A.R.Somers. New Physician 19: 988-91 D 70 Expanded health insurance will mean more rules and prob- lems. A.S.Goldstein. Mod Nursing Home 24: 26+ Ap 70 Family Health Assurance, (ed) N.Solomon and M. Tayback. Amer J Public Health 60: 1678-80 S 70 Getting ready for national health insurance. J.H.Lavin. Med Econ 47: 214 D 7 70 Goals for an acceptable program of national health insur- ance. W.J.Cohen. New Physician 19: 986-7 D 70 Great leap sideways. J.Ehrenreich and O.Fein. New Physician 19: 1016-21 D 70 Griffiths Bill. R.E.Shoemaker. New Physician 19: 997-9 D 70 Growth and development of the American national health system. J.E.McGillicuddy. Ohio State Med J 66: 1084+ N 70 Health care in the USA: choice lies between extension of group practice and national insurance. G.G.Savage. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1993 O 10 70 Health care: Rx for change—the case for national health insurance. R.Fein. Saturday Rev 53: 27+ Ag 22 70 Health, Education,and Welfare official opposes national health insurance: James H.Cavanaugh. (N) Hospitals 44: 103 J1 16 70 Health insurance for everyone: a political hot potato. R.D.Lyons. Fam Health 2: 36 F 70 Health plan proposed by Michigan Representative Martha Griffiths. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 41 Mr 70 How high a priority is health care? J.L.Alioto. J Med Educ 45: 104-7 F 70 Improving and extending Medicare. J.Javits. New Physi- cian 19:1000-3 D 70 Inside view of the great Fedicare conspiracy. R.M. Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 150-1 Ja 5 70 Insurance for the nation's health. Time 95: 60+ My 11 70 Is national health insurance in the cards? Med Econ 47: 98-101 Ap 27 70 Is national health insurance the question? (ed) G.A. Silver. Amer J Public Health 60: 1887-90 O 70 Medical care: condition critical. J Amer Ins 46: 9-12 My- Je 70 Medical schools: portents of national health insurance. J.Walsh. Science 169: 267-8 J1 17 70 Medicine and government. J.W.Harkess. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 420-1 N 70 Medicine men,heal thyselves—quick, (ed) Forbes 105: 13 Mr 15 70 Mr.Reuther commands a wide audience whenever he speaks, (ed) Mich Hosp 6: 15 Ja 70 Monitoring the attitudes of the public; or, Will the gov- ernment take over the country? Dialogue No.l: 16-18 Spr 70 Must medical education always get the short end? Com- ments on universal health insurance, (ed) G.Williams. J Med Educ 45: 447-8 Je 70 Narrowing the range of choice: the vital center. A.R. Somers. New Physician 19: 1011-5 D 70 National compulsory health insurance: yesterday's theory—tomorrow's reality? J.Braverman. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 266-75 My 70 National Health Insurance. M.M.Title. Mich Hosp 6: 2+ O 70 National health insurance: almost a certainty and not all good. Group Pract 19: 21-3 D 70 National Health Insurance and Medicredit. (ed) Amer Med News 13: 4 O 5 70 National health insurance could only compound errors of Medicare-Medicaid,economist warns. (N) Hospitals 44: 100-1 Mr 1 70 National health insurance: five contenders compared. Med Econ 47: 284+ O 26 70 National health insurance: four bills suggest the shape it will take. Hosp Pract 5: 24+ O 70 National health insurance is nigh. L.Witt. Todays Health 48: 26+ J1 70 National health insurance: its time hasn't come. G. Williams. Med Econ 47: 214+ N 23 70 (ed p. 10—11) National health insurance: now comes the topper. J.A. Reynolds. Med Econ 47: 29+ Ag 17 70 National health insurance: portent for pharmacy, (ed) G.P.Provost. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 967 D 70 National health insurance proposals called inadequate. (N) Hospitals 44: 116 N 16 70 National health insurance: the four front-runners. Med Econ 47: 214-5 J1 6 70 National health insurance: the Griffiths twist. J.A. Reynolds and S.Ferber. Med Econ 47: 198+ S 14 70 National health insurance: the Javits timetable. J.A. Reynolds and S.Ferber. Med Econ 47: 19+ Je 22 70 National health plan stresses cost,quality controls. Health Inst Purchasing 1: 34-5 O 70 National health system strategy, (ed) C.Bell. J Med Educ 45: 535-6 J1 70 National insurance is not solution to health problems, professor warns. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 44d Mr 70 Needed: a health consumers' organization. G.Williams. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 532-53 J1 70 Policy issues in financing medical care: a continuing debate. R.J.Blendon. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 46-59 Spr 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 39 HEALTH INSURANCE,COMPULSORY Prepaid medical care for all—when.. .who'll pay the bill. US News World Rep 69: 2 6-9 Ag 10 70 Private insurer's viewpoint of national health insurance. D.W.Pettengill. New Physician 19: 1004-7 D 70 Raising the curtain and the sights of national health in- surance. J.Pollack. Hosp Manage 110: 32-8 Ag 70 'Ready or not,' hospitals told to expect national health insurance program by 1975. (N) Hospitals 44: 114-6 Ap 16 70 Rising health costs motivate proponents of national insurance,ACHA Congress told. (N) Hospitals 44: 135-7 Mr 16 70 Rockefeller again asks statewide health insurance. (N) Hospitals 44: 106 My 1 70 Senator Kennedy endorses Reuther health insurance plan at New England Assembly. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 33-4 Ap 70 Senator Kennedy proposes national health insurance. (N) Hospitals 44: 98 Ja 16 70 Stunning price tag on national health insurance. J.A. Reynolds. Med Econ 47: 21+ S 14 70 Time has come for health security. E.M.Kennedy. New Physician 19: 994-6 D 70 Toward a national policy on health-care. Sci News 97: 7 Ja 3 70 Toward improved health care: a consumer's view. E. Mazey. Mich Med 69: 812+ S 70 US physicians plan a health service. D.S.Murray. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2223 N 7 70 United Auto Workers official calls for development of 2,000 prepaid group practices. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 38 Ap 70 United Auto Workers outlines national health insurance plan. (N) Hospitals 44: 20 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) United States social security system and Medicare and Medicaid: American Nurses' Association's views. D.A. Cornelius and H.Connors. Int Nursing Rev 17: 206-21 No.3 70 Universal and compulsory health insurance: the last al- ternative. O . W.Anderson . Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 35-53 Sum 70 Universal health care: the battle begins. J.D.Snyder. Hosp Manage 109: 28+ Ja 70 Universal health insurance. R.J.Myers. J Okla State Med Ass 63: 269-75 Je 70. Condensed in Med Econ 47: 218+ J1 20 70 Universal health insurance. N .A.Rockefeller. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 657-62 S 70 Universal health insurance: can promises be fulfilled? O .W.Anderson. Hosp Top 48: 28-30 Ap 70 Vox Fortunae: comments on Fortune magazine articles. G.B.Miller. Trustee 23: 19-22 My 70 What direction for national health insurance? R.Fein. Hosp Pract 5: 67+ Ag 70 What's behind the national health insurance push? J.A. Reynolds. Med Econ 47: 254+ Je 8 70 HEALTH INSURANCE , FEDERAL EMPLOYEE Federal employees' insurance cost to be lowered. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2525 D 70 Occupational health services for federal employees. A.B. Ederma. Public Health Rep 85: 550-7 Je 70 Suit seeks accounting of health insurance funds. (N) Hospitals 44: 101 J1 16 70 (Health insurance,Foreign. See: Health programs,Foreign) HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN OF GREATER NEW YORK Health care program started for 2500 New York poor. (N) Hospitals 44: 144 O 1 70 HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN OF PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia closed-panel group opening. (N) Amer Med News 13: 11 My 25 70 HEALTH INSURANCE.VOLUNTARY (See also: Income for hospital services—Contract pur- chase; and specific names of plans such as Blue Cross, Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York,and Perma- nente Plan) AMA: finance present system with tax credits. R.B.Roth. Mod Hosp 114: 100-1 Ja 70 AMA's Medicredit. W.C.Bomemeier. New Physician 19: 1008-9 D 70 California Medical Association's proposal for a volun- tary ,universally available health benefits program. Calif Med 113: 81-4 N 70 Components of existing and proposed U.S.health insur- ance programs,October,1969. Amer J Public Health 60: 129-33 Ap 70 (Pt 2) Data processing requirements for health insurance. M.D. Clary. Datamation 16: 81+ Mr 70 Delivery of health care: the foundation. F.T.Collins. J Kans Med Soc 71: 484+ D 70 Extent of coverage under health insurance. W.E.Hassan Jr. Drug Top 114: 34 My 11 70 Financing is key to regulation of health care,National Health Forum told. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 35 Ap 70 Forecasting by a modified exponential smoothing method. D.P.Sposato and A.H.Spinner. Health Serv Res 5: 141-7 Sum 70 Foundation approach to mass health care is gaining: California. Amer Med News 13: 8+ Ag 10 70 Health insurance plans approve in principle international transfer of coverage agreement. (N) Hospitals 44: 139— 40 O 1 70 Health Insurance Review Committee of the Philadelphia County Medical Society. J.E.Ruben. Penn Med 73: 68- 70 Mr 70 Health insurers warned to plan today for tomorrow. (N) Hospitals 44: 133 J1 1 70 How private health insurance is faring now. R.M. Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 182-3 My 25 70 Insurance for the nation's health. Time 95: 60+ My 11 70 Insurance industry looks ahead at health care in the 1970's. H.Ennes. Public Health Rep 85: 117-22 F 70 Mechanism for financing health care costs. W.E.Swyers. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 140-4 My 70 Medical care: condition critical. J Amer Ins 46: 9-12 My- Je 70 Medicredit: a proposal to provide a voluntary health care program for the nation. R.B.Roth. Rhode Island Med J 53: 31-3 Ja 70 Most persons have hospital cost insurance,Health In- surance Institute reports. (N) Hospitals 44: 142 Mr 16 70 Policy issues in financing medical care: a continuing debate. R.J.Blendon. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 46-59 Spr 70 Postpayment: new wrinkle in health insurance? R.M. Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 197 F 2 70 Proposal for financing the purchase of health services. C.W.Baird. J Human Resources 5: 89-105 Win 70 Questions about public utility status and prepayment and insurance plans. J.A.Brigham. Hosp Progress 51: 6 J1 70 Regulation of health insurance: a review. D.B. Starkweather. Med Care Rev 27: 335-71 Ap 70; 474-93 My 70 Spectator's health insurance statistical review—1969. Spectator 178: 32+ S 70 Tax credits for private health insurance: cost estimates for alternative proposals for 1970. S.Waldman. Med Care 8: 353-67 S-O 70 Time to check over your health insurance. Changing Times 24: 15-18 Je 70 Underlying causes of increasing health insurance costs. H.Hineman. Bests Rev,Property/Liability Ins Ed 70: 53- 5 F 70 Why you really can't get good medical care. C.Remsberg and B.Remsberg. Good Housekeeping 170: 68+ F 70 Commercial Are impairment exclusions necessary for substandard health risks? T.M.Heaphy. Bests Rev, Property/Liabil- ity Ins Ed 70: 42+ Mr 70 Executives' medical coverage—a new trend: "New Cen- tury Series" by Mutual of Omaha. (N) Bus Week No. 2109: 102 Ja 31 70 Health Insurance Association of America urges changes in insurance coverage. (N) Hospitals 44: 96-7 Ja 16 70 Position paper on cash value health 'guidelines.' R.W. Osier. Nat Underwriter,Fire Casualty Ed No.40: 60-2 O 2 70 That queasy feeling: the nation's health insurance com- panies are running a fever as Congress heats up a battle on government-supported health insurance. Forbes 106: 42 O 1 70 Multiple coverage Refunding excess benefits directly to the patient. (Q&A) G.T.Coldewey. Hospitals 44: 34+ Ap 1 70 Nonprofit Massachusetts to provide total health care plan. (N) Hospitals 44: 121-2 Je 1 70 Group practice Agreement establishes health care systems: Southern Pacific Memorial Hospitals,Inc .and Health Mainte- nance Inc. (N) Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 22 S 70 Big new swing toward panel practice. W.N.Jeffers. Med Econ 47: 129+ F 2 70 Big vote of confidence in prepaid groups. R.Barr. Med Econ 47:172 N 23 70 California rural health program succeeds. L.H.Andrus. Med Group Manage 17: 7-8 Ja 70 California unions propose their own prepaid group plan. Mod Hosp 115: 105-6 Ag 70 Capitation prepayment: without formal group practice. H.H.Neumann. Med Care 8: 159-60 Mr-Ap 70 Change in the method of delivering medical care urged by many. (PM) M.A.Granoff. Conn Med 34: 415-6 Je 70 Cheaper Medicare—latest official plan. US News World Rep 68: 62 Ap 13 70 Doctors can do well with capitation payments. R. Gumbiner. Med Econ 47: 148+ N 9 70 Group practice: a case for prepayment. S.Sonken. Physicians Manage 10: 54+ O 70 Group practice and poor communities: dental care. M.H. Schoen. Amer J Public Health 60: 1125-32 Je 70 Harvard Community Health Plan describes growth. (N) Amer Med News 13: 3 D 28 70 Harvard experiment: to provide prepaid diagnostic,pre- ventive group practice care. Amer Hosp Prof 6: 8+ Ja 70 Kaiser's view of the Health Maintenance Organization concept: "Underlying idea shows promise." Mod Hosp 115: 107-8 Ag 70 Manpower problems in the delivery of primary medical care, (ed) J.L.Dorsey. New Engl J Med 282: 871-2 Ap 9 70 Medical care USA and the trojan horse of 1970: prepaid group practice. R.E.Howard. Ohio State Med J 66: 546+ Je 70 Medical education in prepaid group practice. S.J.Bosch and H.D.Banta. J Amer Med Ass 212: 2101-4 Je 22 70 Medical inflation goes under the knife: Nixon proposal would permit Medicare and Medicaid patients to sign up for prepaid group practice health plans. (N) Bus Week No.2118: 26-7 Ap 4 70 Medical school provides group practice for planned city: Columbia,Md. A.J.J.Rourke. Mod Hosp 115: 120 Ag 70 New boom in prepaid groups. H.Eisenberg. Med Econ 47: 29+ S 28 70 New onslaught from the prepaid groups: Harvard Commu- nity Health Plan. D.W.Sifton. Med Econ 47: 172-3 Je 22 70 New prepaid,group practice system: Harvard Medical School, (ed) J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 446-7 My 70 Office of Economic Opportunity awards grants for prepaid health plans for the poor. (N) Hospitals 44: 19 J1 16 70 One clinic's experience with prepayment: East Range Clinics,Ltd.,Virginia, Minn. J.J.Vitali. Group Pract 19: 7-9 Je 70 Organizing the prepaid closed panel. J.Nelson. Med Group Manage 17: 13+ Mr 70 Pennsylvania Medical Society to develop group practice program. (N) Hospitals 44: 19 N 16 70 Potential of prepaid group practice in community medicine teaching programs. E.Vayda. Milbank Memorial Fund Quart 48: 129-43 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Prepaid groups get a new push from labor. C.L. Rosenberg. Med Econ 47: 231 N 9 70 Rochester Plans will develop group practice center. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 N 1 70 Stability of the medical group in a new prepaid medical care program: Cleveland,Ohio. E.Vayda. Med Care 8: 161-8 Mr-Ap 70 United Auto Workers official calls for development of 2,000 prepaid group practices. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 38 Ap 70 Where doctors stand on prepaid group medicine. R.Bahn. Hosp Physician 6: 66+ N 70 Labor-management California Council for Health Plan Alternatives pushes for change in health system and costs. T.Moore. Hosp Progress 51: 24-6 Mr 70 Changes in health and insurance plans for salaried em- ployees. D.R.Kittner. Mon Labor Rev 93: 32-9 F 70 Hospital 'list' at Clinch Valley Clinic Hospital,Rich- lands, Va.: maximum care at minimum cost. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 19-21 Aut 70 Prescription drug programs available to labor union members. R.J.DeSalvo and J.D.McEvilla. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 508+ S 70 HEALTH LEAGUE OF CANADA Health League of Canada. G.Bates. Can J Public Health 61: 60-2 Ja-F 70 (Health manpower. See: Federal aid—Health manpower; Manpower, Health) (Health organizations. See: Voluntary health agencies; and corporate names of individual organizations) (Health programs. See: Federal aid; Grants-in-aid; Health insurance,Federal employee; Medicare; Public health) (Health programs for employees. See: Industrial health service; Personnel administration—Health programs) HEALTH PROGRAMS,FOREIGN (See also: Geriatric care—Economics—Foreign; Nation- al Health Service (British); World health) 40 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 HEALTH PROGRAMS,FOREIGN Evaluation of hospital returns in developing countries. H .J.Diesfeld. Method Inform Med 9: 27-34 Ja 70 Family participation in hospital care for children: a report from abroad. J.E.Bell and E.A.Bell. Children 17: 154-7 Jl-Ag 70 General physician services under eight national patterns. M.I.Roemer. Amer J Public Health 60: 1893-9 O 70 Health services and health manpower for the developing countries. J.C.McGilvray. World Hosp 6: 1-4 Ja 70 Independent study tour. E.M.Horn. Can Nurse 66: 32-3 Ja 70 Mental retardation in four countries: Sweden,the Nether- lands, the United Kingdom,and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. J.Simanis. Soc Secur Bull 33: 17- 23 My 70 More than they knew they sought: medical students scrutinize foreign health systems. R.Potter. Johns Hop- kins Mag 21: 14-17 Je 70 Pediatric perceptions: witch doctors. C.Williams. Pediatrics 46: 448-55 S 70 Relevance of programs for emotionally disturbed youth in other lands. H.P.David. Community Ment Health J 6: 203-9 Je 70 Relocatable health units for developing countries. World Hosp 6: 12-15 Ja 70 Who has the best health service? A comparison of 17 countries. D.S.Murray. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1936-7 O 3 70 Africa Flying doctors of East Africa. G.Farrow. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 633 My 14 70 Training of medical personnel in Africa. WHO (World Health Organ) Chron 24: 167-8 Ap 70 Australia Aboriginal clinic a new solution: Perth. (N) Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 17 Ap 70 Health care in the 1970's—Australian National Health Service. D.Llewellyn-Jones. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 13+ Ja-F 70 Health for bush children. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 29 J1 70 Man in a wheelchair gives helping hand to Australia's disabled. Rehabilitation (London) No.73: 31-4 Ap-Je 70 Medical care in Australia. R.J.Knight. Brit Med J 2: 356- 7 My 9 70 Nursing "down under." B.P.Mead. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 39-41 F 6 70 Politics,universities and teaching hospitals. E.G.Saint. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 29-32 Ap 70 (ed p.8) Queensland health services. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 17+ My 70 Report on organisation of health services in New South Wales. A.H.Jago. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 17-18/f 70 Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia. O.H.Wyndham. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 39-52 Mr 70 $3 million debts on third party cases. Nat Hosp (Austra- lia) 14: 21-2 J1 70 Trouble with hospitals! R.H.Kronborg. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 41-4 Ap 70 Austria National health insurance: three lessons from abroad. J.Carlova. Med Econ 47: 96-110 S 28 70 Belgium Helicopters in Belgium. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 307 Ja 12 70 Post-war development of the Belgian hospital system. P.De Schouwer. World Hosp 6: 94-5 Ap 70 Bermuda Nursing services of Bermuda. A.V.Cowie. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 159-65 Ag 70 Biafra From Canada to Biafra. C.Kotlarsky. Can Nurse 66: 39- 42 Mr 70 Medical safari to Africa. R.H.Schulz and S.M.Schulz. J Florida Med Ass 57: 43-7 Mr 70 Botswana Nursing education in Botswana: its role in the future de- velopment of nursing services. K.M.1 .Makhwade. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 19-28 Mr 70; 99-112 Je 70 Brazil Doctor-priest for the Amazon. Med World News 11: 26M-0 Mr 20 70 Occupational health services in Brazilian industries. D.P.Nogueira. Ind Med Surg 39: 245-8 Je 70 Retreads in Rio: world capital of the plastic-surgery in- dustry. Time 95: 71 Mr 23 70 Bulgaria Integrated health services in the Balkans: Hungary, Romania,and Bulgaria. R.M.Bompas. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 291-4 F 13 70 Burma Medical education in Burma, 1969. P.G.Bevan and others. Brit J Med Educ 4: 67-75 Mr 70 Canada Breakdown of the health dollar: Canada. (N) Can Med Ass J 103: 562 S 12 70 Brief concerning the Task Force Reports on the Cost of Health Services in Canada. Sr.M.Ligouri and D.M. Shaw. Can J Hosp Pharm 23: 115-7 My-Je 70 Canadian hospitals fear financial storm. (N) Hospitals 44: 97-9 J1 16 70 Comparison of provincial hospital plans. E.N .Stefanuk. Can Hosp 47: 44+ Mr 70 Current developments on the Canadian scene, (ed) F.B. Roth. Med Care 8: 1-2 Ja-F 70 Doctors and soaring medical costs. R.G.Foulkes. Can Doctor 36: 33-6 Mr 70 Evolution of universal comprehensive health care in America. R.G.Foulkes. Can Doctor 36: 38-42 J1 70; 44-6 Ag 70; 52-6 S 70; 89-90 O 70; 46+ N 70; 58-64 D 70 Foreign Medicare in trouble. Amer Med News 13: 13 Ag 10 70 Health .legislation and regulations should reflect views of consumers and providers—not just government, (ed) Can Hosp 47: 5 Ag 70 How Canadian hospitals have survived compulsory health insurance. J.A.McNab. Hosp Progress 51: 64-8 Je 70 It's time governments tell it "like it is..." Can Hosp 47: 22 D 70 Let's give the public all the facts about health service costs, (ed) J.Boyd. Hosp Admin Can 12: 6 D 70 Look at the Task Force Reports on hospital services, (ed) Can Hosp 47: 5-6 Ja 70 Looking ahead at the 70s. (ed) Hosp Admin Can 12: 4 Ja 70 Man and the challenge, (interview) J.M.LeClair. Can Hosp 47: 42-4 D 70 New radiological health law for Canada—the Radiation- Emitting Devices Act, 1969. A.H.Booth. Can J Public Health 61: 430-2 S-O 70 Psychiatric and mental health consultation. C.A.Roberts. Can J Public Health 61: 17-24 Ja-F 70 Role of traditional public health services in the age of Medicare. A.P.Ruderman. Can J Public Health 61: 37- 42 Ja-F 70 Seventies: medicine by Parkinsonian precept. G.Waring. Can Med Ass J 102: 105 Ja 17 70 Shall the dust be allowed to gather? (ed) E.N .Hughes. Can Hosp 47: 5+ Ap 70 Summary of the National Health Manpower Conference. J.F.McCreary. Can J Public Health 61: 43-6 Ja-F 70 Task Force job just beginning: improved procedures tax- payer rights stressed. W.Rooen. Can Hosp 47: 29-32 Ja 70 Task Force on the Cost of Health Services in Canada: special report. Can Nurse 66: 23-4 F 70 (ed p.3) Task Force Report on the cost of health services in Canada: one man's opinion. C.J.Houston. Can Med Ass J 103: 615-8 S 26 70 British Columbia British Columbia hospitals express concern over intent of amendments to Hospital Act. (N) Hospitals 44: 176 Ag 16 70 Hospital austerity—British Columbia style. J.Bainbridge. Can Hosp 47: 29+ D 70 Manitoba Half century of psychiatry in Manitoba. T.A.Pincock. Can Ment Health 18: 4-10 My-Ag 70 New Brunswick Indians reject New Brunswick Medicare program. (N) Can Doctor 36: 10 N 70 Mental health developments in New Brunswick. P.Sykes. Can Ment Health 18: 16-21 N-D 70 Northwest Territories Health service delivery problems in Northern Canada. J.H.Wiebe. Can J Public Health 61: 481-7 N-D 70 Ontario Interim report on the Sault Ste.Marie study: a comparison of personal health services utilization. J.E.F.Hastings. Can J Public Health 61: 289-96 Jl-Ag 70 Will Parcost ease the patient's financial burden? (ed) Can Hosp 47: 5 D 70 Quebec Bulletin on Quebec Medicare. P.R.Bromage. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 10 D 70 Crisis in Canada over a new Medicare plan. US News World Rep 69: 79-80 N 23 70 Long-range planning to lower hospital construction and operating costs: Quebec. L.Langlois. World Hosp 6: 39-43 Ja 70 Medicare deadlock in Quebec, (ed) D.V.Bates. New Engl J Med 283: 1402-4 D 17 70 Physician specialists end 10-day strike in Quebec. (N) Hospitals 44: 117-8 N 16 70 Psychiatric home visiting service. A.Yurtcu. Can Ment Health 18: 4-7 N-D 70 Quebec MDs return to work 'out of duty.' (N) Amer Med News 13: 1 O 26 70 Quebec MDs' stake in medicare showdown. Artier Med News 13: 6 O 12 70 (ed p.6) Quebec specialists are Medicare separatists. (N) Med World News 11: 4-5 S 18 70 Quebec specialists decide to return to practice as the Canadian Medical Association speaks out for 'muzzled' physicians. (N) Can Med Ass J 103: 1106+ N 7 70 Quebec specialists poise for medicare law strike. Amer Med News 13: 1+ O 12 70 (ed p.4) Quebec's Medicare dragoons MDs. Med World News 11: 15-17 N 6 70 Services 'withdrawn' in Quebec. Amer Med News 13: 1+ O 19 70 Saskatchewan Mental health developments in Saskatchewan. C.M. Smith. Can Ment Health 18: 15-20 S-O 70 (Pt 1) Yukon Territory Health service delivery problems in Northern Canada. J.H.Wiebe. Can J Public Health 61: 481-7 N-D 70 Ceylon Leprosy in Ceylon. L.Greenfield. Ill Med J 138: 87-91 J1 70 China Medicine behind the Bamboo Curtain. A.F.Gonzalez Jr. Physicians Manage 10: 72S+ Ap 70 Congo,Democratic Republic of Chinese to Brazzaville. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 606 O 19 70 Costa Rica Medical manpower in Costa Rica. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1076 My 11 70 Czechoslovakia Child care in Czechoslovakia. K.Soper. Lancet 2: 412-3 Ag 22 70 Dahomey,Republic of American husband-wife dental team brings self-help to Dahomey,Africa. E.Farrell. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 608-12 S 70 . Denmark Structure of the hospital nursing service in Denmark. D.White. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 9-12 (suppl) Ja 15 70 Ethiopia Health manpower development in an African country: the case of Ethiopia. W.Chang. J Med Educ 45:‘s29-39 Ja 70 Europe Consumption of drugs: Austria ,France,Hungary,the Netherlands,Sweden,and the United Kingdom. A.Engel and P.Siderius. WHO (World Health Organ) Chron 24: 68-71 F 70 European Common Market and British medicine. E. Grey-Turner. Brit Med J 3: 216-8 J1 25 70 Fifth Conference on Hospital Services in Europe: summa- tion. J.B.Stolte. World Hosp 6: 165-8 J1 70 Hospital services in Europe. L.Paine. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 804-5 My 1 70 International health expenditures. J.G.Simanis. Soc Secur Bull 33: 18-19 D 70 Far East West meets East. M.Atteberry. Amer J Nursing 70: 1904-8 S 70 Finland Effect of temperature on hospital admissions for myocar- dial infarction in a subarctic area: Oulu,Northern Fin- land. E.Sotaniemi and others. Brit Med J 4: 150-1 O 17 70 Facts about nursing in Finland. M .Katajamaki. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 249-52 N 70 Formosa Medicine in Taiwan. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 2067-8 D 14 70 France Ecole Nationale de la Sante Publique. J.Marshall. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1486-8 J1 31 70 Foreign Medicare in trouble. Amer Med News 13: 13 Ag 10 70 Germany,Federal Republic of Cooperation guarantees good emergency service: Bavaria. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1046 Ag 10 70 Deutsches Krankenhausinstitut. J.W.Marshall. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 111-2 Ja 16 70 German "Mayo Clinic" to open soon. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 307 Ja 12 70 Private health insurance in West Germany and Great Britain. J.G.Simanis. Soc Secur Bull 33: 39-42 O 70 Ten years of rehabilitation of paraplegics and tetra- plegics in West Germany. W.Weiss. Rehabilitation (London) No.73: 35-9 Ap-Je 70 West German medical manpower. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1553 Mr 2 70 Germany .German Democratic Republic Clinical psychology in the mental health service of a socialist community. H.Roesler. J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 36-7 Mr-Ap 70 Medical education in the German Democratic Republic. D.Mucke and T.V.N .Persaud. Lancet 1: 884-5 Ap 25 70 Guatemala Demographic profile of a Maya community: the Atitecos of Santiago Atitlan. J.D.Early. Milbank Memorial Fund Quart 48: 167-78 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Structure and change of mortality in a Maya community. J.D.Early. Milbank Memorial Fund Quart 48: 179-201 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 41 HEALTH PROGRAMS, FOREIGN Haiti Haitian eye care program. R.Kent and A.A.Phillips Jr. J Nat Med Ass 62: 294-300 J1 70 Haiti's Pedodontics Foundation struggles to survive. E.Farrell. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 49-52 J1 70 Honduras .Republic of Psychiatric illness in a developing country: a clinical study. R.W.Hudgens and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1788-1805 S 70 Hong Kong Hong Kong under the microscope—a look at the colony's health services. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 18-20 F 13 70 Hungary Integrated health services in the Balkans: Hungary, Romania,and Bulgaria. R.M.Bompas. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 291-4 F 13 70 India .Republic of Dev Kripa Mandal: a Social Welfare Centre in Bombay. Sr.Alzira. Med Serv (India) 27: 5-9 Ap 70 Evaluation of public health nursing services at an urban health centre: Chetla .India. V.Subhadra and S.Basu. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 257-65 N 70 Health programmes of India for the next five years. K.K. Shah. Int Hosp Rev 8: 33-4 No.l 70 Health situation in India. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 329 Ap 13 70 Medicine in India. T.W.Meade. Lancet 1: 1381-3 Je 27 70 Iran Medical problems of developing nations: an attempt to bring medical care to rural communities in Iran. H.A. Ronaghy and K.Nasr. Brit Med J 1: 295-6 Ja 31 70 Public health in Iran. Int Hosp Rev 8: 37-8 No.3 70 Ireland Changes in Ireland's health administration. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 667 Ja 2 6 70 Occupational health in Ireland. B.Pringle. J Occup Med 12: 180-2 My 70 Israel Follow-up study of patients discharged from a Jerusalem hospital. E.Kark and C.Hopp. Med Care 8: 510-22 N-D 70 Medicine in Israel. N.Thomas. Conn Med 34: 644-5 S 70 Problems of peripatetic professionals: foreign nurses in Israel. O.Weiss. Int Nursing Rev 17: 77-82 No.l 70 Urban mental health programs In Israel. L.Miller. Rhode Island Med J 53: 309+ Je 70 Italy Blood bank system changed in Italy. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 509 Ja 19 70 National health service for Italy? (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 883 Ag 3 70 Japan Abortion: Japan and the United States. R.E.Hall. N Y Med 26: 337-9 Ag 70 Japan to aid pollution victims. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36G F j 70 Private practitioners in Japan. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 2024 Mr 23 70 Korea, Republic of Application of triage to the provision of medical care in developing countries: South Korea. F.M.Shattock. Lancet 1: 461-3 F 28 70 Medical education and medical practice in Korea. W.C. Lee. J Med Educ 45: 283-92 My 70 Kuwait Role of hospital in smallpox outbreak in Kuwait. I.Arita and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1960-6 O 70 Latin America Area-wide health planning in Latin America. C.C. Harding. World Hosp 6: 5-11 Ja 70 Folly of limitation of entry to medical schools in Latin America. C.V.Aguirre. World Med J 17: 15-16 Ja-F 70 Social security in Latin America. Mon Labor Rev 93: 46- 9 D 70 Lebanon Nursing manpower in Lebanon. G.E.Rlfka andY.G. Khoury. Int Nursing Rev 17: 195-205 No.3 70 Liberia Firestone medical services in Liberia. R.B.Cunningham and J.C.Jeffrey. Ind Med Surg 39: 199-203 My 70 Malawi "Leper" is an unclean word. P.M.Holbrook. Hospital (London) 66: 230-1 J1 70 Malaysia .Federation of Malaysia expands medical services. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 923 N 2 70 Malaysia introduces compulsory service. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 1896 D 7 70 Modern medicine among Malayan aborigines. B.Boshes. Int Surg 53: 14-17 F 70 (Pt 2) Mauritius Island Nursing in transition in Mauritius. A.R.Jugoo. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1406-7 O 29 70 Mexico Dynamics of medical practice in a folk community: Chiapas,Mexico. H.Fabrega Jr. Milbank Memorial Fund Quart 48: 391-412 O 70 (Pt 1) Mexico and medicine. MD 14: 138-52 S 70 Planned parenthood physician: Mexico. MD 14: 104 S 70 Middle East Some impressions of nursing and nursing education in the Middle East. Sr.M.M.Moloney. Nursing Outlook 18: 56-60 Ag 70 Nepal Children's ward in Nepal. G.A.Kellie. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 222-3 F 12 70 Healthier future for Nepal's children. S.Symonds. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 39-41 O 16 70; 59-61 O 23 70 Modern medicine comes to ancient Nepal. E.DeW.Nadel. Todays Health 48: 28-33 My 70 Netherlands Health services in the Netherlands. J.B.Stolte. World Hosp 6: 147-56 J1 70 Psychiatrist-nurse team and home care in Soviet Union and Amsterdam. P.Singer and others. J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 40-4 Ja-F 70 New Zealand Department and the boards. E.A.Kennedy. New Zeal Hosp 22: 11-15 Ja 70 Maintenance allocations. J.R.Broom. New Zeal Hosp 22: 7+ My 70 Transfer of mental hospital control: administrative con- siderations. J.G .Laurenson. New Zeal Hosp 22: 2-5 Mr 70 Nigeria Ibo civilian casualties in the Nigerian Civil War. G.W. Odling-Smee. Brit Med J 2: 592-6 Je 6 70 Leprosy in Nigeria. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 606 O 19 70 Medical relief in the Nigerian Civil War. J.P.Miller. Lancet 1: 1330-4 Je 20 70 New battle now in Nigeria. Med World News 11: 46N-0 My 8 70 Nigeria copes with medical problems. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1196 F 16 70 Relief operation in former Biafra. R.Hickman. Lancet 2: 815-6 O 17 70 Norway Dental care system in Norway. R.M.Monsen. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 810-3 Ap 70 National health insurance: three lessons from abroad. J.Carlova. Med Econ 47: 96-110 S 28 70 Recent changes in Norwegian social security. L. Haanes-Olsen. Soc Secur Bull 33: 43+ Ja 70 Pakistan Health services in Pakistan. S.Mahmud. World Hosp 6: 16-25 Ja 70 Rural health in Pakistan. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1709 Mr 9 70 West Pakistan develops maternity service. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 2346 D 28 70 Papua and New Guinea .Territory of Institute of Human Biology of Papua-New Guinea. R.W. Hornabrook. Science 167: 146-7 Ja 9 70 Peru Foster parents plan in Peru before and after quake. Amer J Nursing 70: 1710-2 Ag 70 Peru s trembling land is stilled but the country's medical problems remain unsolved. Med World News 11: 23 J1 31 70 Philippines .Republic of Filipino MDs shun hamlets for lure of cities. Amer Med News 13: 11 D 7 70 Poland Current research in the Department of Hospital Building Hygienics,Warsaw. R.Jachowicz. World Hosp 6: 157- 60 J1 70 Portugal Rehabilitation in Portugal. H.A.Rusk. Med World News 11: 32K D 4 70 Rhodesia Hospital and health statistics in Rhodesia. N.Pedelty. Med Rec (Engl) 11: 56-9 Ag 70 Medical safari to Africa. R.H.Schulz and S.M.Schulz. J Florida Med Ass 57: 43-7 Mr 70 Romania Dentistry in the Socialist Republic of Romania. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 73 J1 70 Integrated health services In the Balkans: Hungary, Romania,and Bulgaria. R.M.Bompas. Brit Hosp J Soc . Serv Rev 80: 291-4 F 13 70 Ryukyu Islands Medical education in the Pacific. W.C.Cutting. Hawaii Med J 29: 281-3 Mr-Ap 70 Medical evacuation in the Ryukyu Islands. A.F.Vuturo. Mil Med 135: 398-402 My 70 Singapore Wastage patterns In the nursing profession In Singapore: a study of manpower utilisation. D.C.E.Chew. Int Nursing Rev 17: 291-304 No.4 70 Somalia Health problems and goals of a recipient nation: Somalia. A.A.Farah. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 313-23 My 70 South Africa . Republic of Bantu nursing: Republic of South Africa. B.Beal. Amer J Nursing 70: 547-50 Mr 70 Medical services in South Africa. H.C.Voris. Ill Med J 137: 532-7 My 70 South Africa changes transplantation law. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 2090-1 S 21 70 Spain Plastic heart for Spanish patient? Texas Heart Institute forms research center: Madrid. (N) Med World News Il- ls S 25 70 Sweden Changes in sickness Insurance program In Sweden. L. Haanes-Olsen. Soc Secur Bull 33: 26-8 Ag 70 Danderyd hospital (Sweden) computer system: total re- gional system for medical care. S.Abrahamsson and others. Computers Biomed Res 3: 30-46 F 70 Medical delivery system In Sweden. (PM) B.N.Miller. JSC Med Ass 66: 457+ D 70 Methodology on regional planning of personal health services: a case study—Sweden. V.Navarro. Med Care 8: 386-94 S-O 70 National health insurance: three lessons from abroad. J.Carlova. Med Econ 47: 96-110 S 28 70 Planning for health in Sweden. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 607 O 19 70 Quo vadis,Sweden? (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 637 Ap 27 70 Study examines U.S. .Swedish health systems. (N) Hospitals 44: 119 N 16 70 Study of care in Sweden and England shows: the hospital is the core of the system. A.R.Somers. Mod Hosp 115: 87-91 S 70 Swedish and American psychiatry: a comparative view. J.H.Lachman. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1777-81 Je 70 Switzerland Industrial medical service in Switzerland. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 2023-4 Mr 23 70 Tanzania Group occupational health service in a developing coun- try: Dar es Salaam,Tanzania. H.de Glanville. Brit Med J 4: 548-50 N 28 70 Kibaha Training Health Centre: a Nordic non-luxury proj- ect. J.Kom. World Med J 17: 17-19 Ja-F 70 Medical experiences in Tanzania. J.M.Wade and L.L. Wade. West Virginia Med J 66: 312-5 S 70 Thailand Teachers for Thailand—with help from U.S. Med World News 11: 22C-D Ap 10 70 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics American nurse visits the Soviet Union. T.Ingles. Amer J Nursing 70: 754-62 Ap 70 (ed p.753) Babies "at risk" in the U.S.S.R. T.R.Cullinan. Lancet 2: 1075-6 N 21 70 Comparison of medical and psychiatric emergency care in the U.S.and Russia. G.M.Barton and W.E.Barton. Resident Staff Physician 16: 50-7 My 70 Concerning some problems of Soviet medicine. V. Dyagilev. N C Med J 31: 87-90 Mr 70 Continuing medical education in the USSR. WHO (World Health Organ) Chron 24: 216-8 My 70 Dial 03 for emergency medical care in Russia—top price two cents. J Amer Med Ass 211: 194+ Ja 12 70 Industrial medical services in the USSR. Int Hosp Rev 8- 41 No.3 70 Inside Russian medicine. R.B.Roth. Amer Med News 13- 6-7 S 14 70 Most Soviet psychiatric patients treated at outpatient facilities. (N) Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 49 (adv) N 70 Psychiatrist-nurse team and home care in Soviet Union and Amsterdam. P.Singer and others. J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 40-4 Ja-F 70 Some observations of medical care In the USSR. A.C. Wooden. Del Med J 42: 237-41 S 70 Soviet medicine: a mix of the old,new,and borrowed. Med World News 11: 18-19 Ag 21 70 State of Soviet medicine. J.Schechter. Time 96: 43-4 O 5 70 Visit to workshops in Communist countries. R.G. Hampton. Rehabil Rec 11: 22-5 S-O 70 World's most socialized medicine. Life 68: 38-48 Ja 23 70 Venezuela Public health In Venezuela. L.Lattuf T. Int Hosp Rev 8: 31-2 No.2 70 Vietnam Medical care in Vietnam. K.Hagen. Minn Med 53: 583-6 My 70 Mercy mission to Saigon, (picture story) Amer J Nursing 70:1946-9 S 70 42 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 HISTORY OF NURSING Nursing profession in South Vietnam. H.W.Williams. Int Nursing Rev 17: 328-34 No.4 70 Two months in a tortured land: Vietnam. M.S.Rapoport. New Physician 19: 416-21 My 70 United States medical programs in South Vietnam. W.L. Craddock. Mil Med 135: 186-91 Mr 70 Vietnam Assistance Program completes first phase. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 30 J1 70 Vietnam report: a medical record librarian in Saigon. Sr.S.A.Rocek. Med Rec News 41: 10+ Je 70 Virgin Islands Islands' MD-governor faces health—and election—prob- lems. Med World News 11: 32E-F F 6 70 West Indies Anyone for Turks and Caicos Islands, (ed) Can Med Ass J 102: 545 Mr 14 70 Challenge and personal rewards await Canadian doctors in medically disadvantaged Caribbean. (N) Can Med Ass J 102: 127+ Ja 31 70 Medical education in the English-speaking Caribbean. T.V.N .Persaud. Brit J Med Educ 4: 76-81 Mr 70 Recent nursing developments in the English-speaking Caribbean. S.Landauer. Int Nursing Rev 17: 172-83 No.2 70 Yugoslavia Health services in Yugoslavia. T.W.Hurst. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 158-9 Ja 23 70 Hospital costs in Southern Croatia. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 703 Ap 17 70 Yugoslav health service. T.W.Hurst. Hospital (London) 66: 257-8 Ag 70 Yugoslav health system. I.Margan. World Hosp 6: 76-9 Ap 70 (Health records,Personal. See: Personal health records) (Health sciences libraries. See: Libraries; Library service) (Health statistics. See: Statistics—Health) (Health surveys. See: Surveys—Community) (Hearing. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Speech and hearing; Rehabilitation service—Speech and hearing) (Heart. See headings beginning Cardiac) (Heart disease,cancer and stroke program. See: Federal aid —Grants—Heart disease,cancer,and stroke; Medical centers —Regional) HEATING r (See also: Fuel; Insulation; Power plant) Heat reclaim system at Children's Hospital cuts heating costs: Philadelphia. L.Lazorko. Mod Hosp 114: 128 Ja 70 Supplemental heating: an aid to environmental control. Building Oper Manage 17: 14-16 D 70 Thermal conditioning in architecture. A.D.Dale. Hosp Building Eng 3: 5+ S 70 Thermal properties of carpeting and draperies. Hospitals 44: 84-7 Je 16 70 Radiant Hospital air conditioning marked by radiant panel ceiling, recirculating air: St.Joseph Hospital,Minot,N.Dak. J.R.Rush. Heating Piping Air Conditioning 42: 117-22 Ja 70; (C) 63-4 Ap 70 Steam How much should steam cost? (Q&A) R.C.Paul. Hosp Eng Newsletter .15: 3 S-O 70 Modem heat exchangers. F.Hicks. Hosp Eng (Engl) 24: 17-20 Ja 70 (Helicopters and heliports. See: Ambulance service—Air) (Hematology clinics. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics— Hematology) (Hemiplegic patients. See: Rehabilitation service— Cardiovascular) (Hemodialysis. See: Home care—Chronic; Intensive care— Special units—Dialysis; Urology dept.) (Hemophilia care. See: Chronic illness care; Outpatient dept. —Clinic s—Hematology) (Heredity clinics. See: Outpatient dept.—Clinics— Heredity) (High pressure oxygen chambers. See: Hyperbaric chambers) (Hill-Burton Act. See: Federal aid—Grants—Hill-Burton program) HISTORY Development of care of elderly: tracing the history of institutional facilities. J.G.Gold and S.M.Kaufman. Gerontologist 10: 262-74 Win 70 (Pt 1) Historical evolution from almshouse to extended care facility. R.F .McArthur. Nursing Homes 19: 26-7 Ap 70; 26+ Je 70; 12-13 Ag 70 Historical view of the private residential facility in the training and study of the mentally retarded in the United States. E.E.Doll. Ment Retardation 8: 3-8 O 70 Hospitals depicted in old maps and panoramas. S. Jarcho. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 737-41 S 70; 1013-7 N 70 Australia Brief history of Townsville General Hospital. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 29-30 My 70 Century of progress: Children's Hospital,Melbourne. Vistas for Volunteers 1: 11 Mr 70 Austria Historic hospitals: Allgemeines Krankenhaus, Vienna. W.L.Kump. Minn Med 53: 562 My 70 Bermuda Distinguished history: Cottage Hospital,Bermuda . (N) Vistas for Volunteers 1: 16 Mr 70 Canada Newfoundland History and health in Newfoundland. A.B.Perlin. Can J Public Health 61: 313-6 Jl-Ag 70 Dominican Republic First hospital in the New World: Hospital of San Nicolas de Bari,Santo Domingo. W.L.Kump. Minn Med 53: 980 S 70 Europe Historic hospitals: the Order of the Holy Spirit. W.L. Kump. Minn Med 53: 730 J1 70 Spain Oldest mental hospital: another view. J.P.Sanfelix and J.Espinosa. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 60-1 F 70 Switzerland Roman Military Hospital at Vindonissa (the modern Win- disch) in Switzerland. W.L.Kump. Minn Med 53: 14 Ja 70 x Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Russian SFSR Oldest psychiatric hospital in Russia: Moscow's psychi- atric hospital No.3. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 309 J1 13 70 United Kingdom England Radcliffe Infirmary: two hundred years, (ed) R.M. Bannerman. Ann Intern Med 73: 1039-40 D 70 St.Leonard's Hospital,York. W.L.Kump. Minn Med 53: 142 F 70 London Historic hospitals: St.Bartholomew's Hospital of London. W.L.Kump. Minn Med 53: 848 Ag 70 U.S. Clinical instruction in marine hospitals in the 19th cen- tury. W.D.Miles. Public Health Rep 85: 471-7 Je 70 District of Columbia Children's Hospital planning a second century of service. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 527-9 S 70 Illinois Convention city's medical history: Chicago. MD 14: 69- 71Je 70 Indiana Medical education in Evansville—yesterday,today,and tomorrow, (symp) J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 1281-8 N 70 Louisiana Royal Hospital of New Orleans during the Spanish period. W.Kump, Minn Med 53: 372+Ap 70 Maryland German medicine at Johns Hopkins. W.L.Kump. Minn Med 53: 1080 O 70 New York Hempstead unitization experience. H.S.Barahal. Psychiat Quart 44: 443-60 J1 70 North Carolina History of Davis Hospital,Statesville. D.S.Caldwell. N C Med J 31: 58-65 F 70 Tennessee Middle Tennessee medicine 75 years ago. T.G. Pennington. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 923-37 N 70 Virginia From croton oil to isotopes: one hundred years of medi- cine at Hampton Veterans Administration Center. C.D. Bradley. Virginia Med Mon 97: 706-14 N 70 Laburnum House and the ugly era. (ed) Virginia Med Mon 97: 326-7 My 70 HISTORY OF MEDICINE Archaic bellyaches about doctors’ fees. Todays Health 48: 32-4 Ag 70 Benjamin Rush and the Negro. B.L.Plummer. Amer J Psychiat 127: 793-8 D 70 Biography & medicine. MD 14: 137-50 Ap 70 (ed p.4) Blood letting: barber-surgeons' shaving and bleeding bowls. A.L.Abel. J Amer Med Ass 214: 900-1 N 2 70 Body snatching for fun and education. D.Rancont. New Physician 19: 430-5 My 70 Bridge to the future, (ed) F.Marti-Ibanez. MD 14: 9-12 N 70 Brief Baedeker through the history of American medical education. R.P.Hudson. New Physician 19: 756-61 S 70 Collecting for the history of medicine. G.L.Annan. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 330-5 J1 70 Dr.Uplavici and Mr.Flexner. (ed) S.M.Mellinkoff. New Engl J Med 282: 1040-1 Ap 30 70 Earliest dental literature. G.B.Denton. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 557-66 Mr 70 Evolution of pathology. A.H.Wells. Minn Med 53: 909- 11 Ag 70 Glimpse of medical practice during the Hippocratic period. R.R.M.Gifford. New Physician 19: 439-42 My 70 Greek pharmacy in perspective. S.Hamameh. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 308-14 Ap 70 Harvey Cushing, clinical surgeon. L.Davis. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 12+ Ap 70 History and psychiatry's present state of transition. D.F. Musto. Arch Gen Psychiat 23: 385-92 N 70 History of medicine in Britain. F .N.L.Poynter. World Med J 17: 55-6 My-Je 70 History of psychiatry: its relevance for the psychiatrist. G.Mora. Amer J Psychiat 126: 957-67 Ja 70 Humanism and the medical past. L.S.King. J Amer Med Ass 213: 580-4 J1 27 70 Humanism is not enough. (PM) J.W.Gersten. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 51: 565-74 O 70 Manuscripts and oral history: common interests and prob- lems in the history of medicine. M.J.Waserman. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 173-6 Ap 70 Medical history—another irrelevance? (ed) R.P.Hudson. Ann Intern Med 72: 956-7 Je 70 Medicine in the American Revolution. V.R.Allen. J Okla State Med Ass 63: 426-30 S 70; 549-53 N 70 Mentally ill—from Plato to Bedlam to now. J Med Ass State Ala 39: 1165-71 Je 70 Metaphysical symbolism in 16th- and 17th-century medi- cine. P.Krivatsy. J Amer Med Ass 212: 115-20 Ap 6 70 Nursing restraints—past and present: care of mental patients. K.Dewhurst. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 709-10 Je 4 70; 749-51 Je 11 70 Obstetric anesthesia: the first ten years. D.Caton. Anesthesiology 33: 102-9 J1 70 Origins of modem scientific thinking. G.1 .Altschuller. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 611-41 Ag 70 "Oslerian tradition." (ed) R.H .Kampmeier. Southern Med J 73: 345-9 Mr 70 Physician: priest,craftsman or philosopher? I.Veith. Calif Med 113: 20-6 S 70 Reception of Roentgen's discovery in Britain and U.S.A. E. Posner. Brit Med J 4: 357-61 N 7 70 Romance and rodomontade of comprehensive community mental health. A.A.Woloshin and E.E.Dennis. Ment Hyg 54: 280-7 Ap 70 75 years of x-rays. M.Goldman. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 32-5 N 6 70 Standards of early American medical education. D.E. Pitzer. Ohio State Med J 66: 364+ Ap 70; 471+ My 70 Tales of tubes. MD 14: 217+ Je 70 Two windows on medical history: experimenters and teachers in the Baroque and the Enlightenment, (ed) F. Marti-Ibanez. MD 14: 11-16 F 70 United States Pharmacopeia,1820-1970. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 223-7 Mr 70 University of Iowa College of Medicine: 100 years ago. W.B.Bean. J Iowa Med Soc 60: 237-40 Ap 70 What is the history of psychiatry? O.M.Marx. Amer J Orthopsychiat 40: 593-605 J1 70 HISTORY OF NURSING Birth of our profession in America. C.Rogers. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 73-6 Je 70 Contribution of Florence Nightingale to modern nursing. P.G.Harris. Hosp News (Belfast) 12: 11 Sum 70 Florence Nightingale: Kaiserswerth revisited. B.L.Shaw. RN 33: 53-5 My 70 (ed p.9) Florence Nightingale: rebel with a cause. C.Isler. RN 33: 35-52 My 70 (ed p.9) Nurse in America: the image of a century. W.Griffith and R.Newcomb. RN 33: 37+ F 70 Portrait of a leader: Annie Warburton Goodrich. T.E. Christy. Nursing Outlook 18: 46-50 Ag 70 Portrait of a leader: Lillian D.Wald. T.E.Christy. Nursing Outlook 18: 50-4 Mr 70 Take a dozen eggs: comments on Isabella Beeton. H. McCarrick. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1055 Ag 13 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 43 HISTORY OF PATIENT (History of patient. See: Medical records dept.—Patient records—Patient history) HOBBIES Hams in bed. F.E.Woolley. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1310-1 O 8 70 HOLIDAY OBSERVANCES Attractive holiday meals for patients on modified diets. A.K.Jemigan. Hospitals 44: 69+ D 1 70 Christmas in the nursing home. M.M.Lane. Nursing Homes 19: 26 D 70 Employee paints hospital Christmas card. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 3 N 70 Holiday housekeeping. L.C.Clawson. Nursing Homes 19: 40 D 70 It's tough to spend the holidays in the hospital but Santa remembers, (picture story) Hosp Top 48: 18-19 D 70 Mother's Day is special: Alachua General Hospital, Gainesville,Ga. Southern Hosp 38: 10 My 70 Rendezvous with Santa: Newington (Conn.) Children's Hospital. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2510 D 70 SAM'S (Serve A Meal to Seniors): Christmas is sharing. Amer J Nursing 70: 2584-5 D 70 Santa's bag is choosing the right gifts for nursing-home patients. M.Thurber. Todays Health 48: 40-1 D 70 Senior citizen shoppers' spree. C.S.Heilman. Nursing Homes 19: 66 F 70 (Holidays. See: Personnel administration—Fringe benefits) HOME CARE (See also: Medicare—Benefits—Extended care; Progres- sive care) Ambulatory care: hospital-based group practice,home care,and neighborhood health centers. D.A.Gee. Hos- pitals 44: 73+ Ag 16 70 Care beyond acute general hospital: annual administra- tive review. H.J.Russell and M.V.Wells. Hospitals 44: 56-9 Ap 1 70 Community hospital based home care program: Kent County Memorial Hospital,Warwick,R.I. J.Vidal and V. Bainton. Rhode Island Med J 53: 390+ J1 70 Continuity of care: utilization of community resources — Greenfield,Mass. W.C.Christenson. Hospitals 44: 21-4 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Does a patient have to be in the hospital before he can go on home care? W.H.Duncan. Del Med J 42: 219 Ag 70 Home care booklet explains program: Lawrence Hospital, Bronxville,N.Y. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 2 Mr 70 Home care for rural poor. L.H.Andrus. Hospitals 44: 43- 8 Mr 1 70 Home care,Medicare,and the reluctant hospital. Hosp Pract 5: 21+ F 70 Home care podiatry services for hospital center outpa- tients. H.Horowitz and others. J Amer Podiat Ass 60: 303-9 Ag 70 Home care program in Ontario eligible for 100% grant support. (N) Can Med Ass J 103: 662 S 26 70 Hospital sends students to help patients at home: St. Luke's Hospital Center,New York City. (N) Hospitals 44: 181 Ag 16 70 Illinois Hospital Association charges Medicare hampers home agencies. (N) Hospitals 44: 143 O 1 70 Nutrition services in home health agencies. D.M. Youland and others. J Amer Diet Ass 5 6: 111-3 F 70 Role of corrective therapy in the hospital based home care program. S.Kurasik. Amer Corrective Therapy J 24: 59-60 Mr-Ap 70 Cancer Day and Night Nursing Service. D.Evagorou. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 80-1 Ja 15 70 To die at home. L.J.Blewett. Amer J Nursing 70: 2602-4 D 70 Visiting nurse specializes in cancer nursing. V.Barckley. Amer J Nursing 70: 1680-3 Ag 70 Chronic Artificial kidney at home: a look five years later. G.L. Bailey and others. J Amer Med Ass 212: 1850-5 Je 15 70 Assessment of patients undergoing home maintenance dialysis. D.J.Potter and G.M.Nickas. Ariz Med 27: 76-9 Ap 70 Family study in home dialysis. R.L.Pentecost. Arch Gen Psychiat 22: 538-46 Je 70 Haemodialysis: a social and psychological problem? C.Edmunds. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1150-1 S 3 70 Hemodialysis: out of the hospital,into home and commu- nity. C.Isler. RN 33: 23-9 D 70 Home hemodialysis: six years' experience. C.R.Blagg and others. New Engl J Med 283: 1126-31 N 19 70 Home hemodialysis training: the social worker's role. D.M.Sears. Hospitals 44: 60-2 Je 1 70 Home kidney machine. (N) Fam Health 2: 12-13 Mr 70 Home transfusion for patients with hemophilia A. S.F. Rabiner and M.C.Telfer. New Engl J Med 283: 1011-5 N 5 70 (ed p.1051-2) Importance of patient training in home hemodialysis. C. and others. Ann Intern Med 73: 841-7 N 70 Instant home extensions for kidney-machine patients. Hosp Eng (Engl) 24: 44-5 Mr 70 Renal dialysis at home. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1788-9 S 12 70 Renal dialysis: the home,the help,the hazards. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 506-7 Ap 16 70 Dental Dental program serves homebound patients. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 92-3 Ja 70 Providing dental care in nursing homes. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 152-4 Ja 70 Equipment and supplies Inexpensive collapsible tilt table for home use. D.R. Silverman. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 51: 308 My 70 Intermittent positive pressure breathing for home care. P.Glass and M.J.Dulfano. N Y State J Med 70: 841-3 Ap 1 70 Rehabilitation in the patient's home. A.W.Brompton. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 174-7 F 5 70 Food service Baltimore Meals on Wheels ten years old and still grow- ing. Aging Nos.193-4: 10-11 N-D 70 "Meals on Wheels" for elderly: Nashville,Tenn. (N) Hosp Nursing Home Food Manage 6: 11+ Ag 70 Meals-on-Wheels: how it works in a small community. D. Can Hosp 47: 47-8 Ag 70 Meals-on-Wheels in Hamilton: key Is community in- volvement. M.Cummings. Can Hosp 47: 46+Ag 70 Mobile meals service. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 354- 5 F 20 70 These people get hospital diets—at home: Memorial Hospital,Springfield,111. Mod Hosp 114: 112-3 Je 70 Geriatric Care of the elderly in Cardiff. W.White. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1237-8 S 24 70 Friendly visitor: a program of home visitation for elderly patients. E.Barron. Hospitals 44: 74-6 F 16 70 Guide for the public health nurse to assist elderly pa- tients in the achievement of selected functional tasks at home. M.Wilson. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 243-6 N 70 Home care program. W.J.Turner. Bedside Nurse 3: 15-19 F 70 Loneliness of old age. M.L.Conti. Nursing Outlook 18: 28-30 Ag 70 New York "Ring a Day" plan saves five lives in 2\ years. Aging Nos.193-4: 19 N-D 70 Old people in a group practice. M.J.Ness and M.M. Reekie. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1232-3 S 24 70 Organizing a visiting service for the isolated elderly. B.L.Armacost. Nursing Outlook 18: 20-3 Ag 70 So many old people needn't be in hospital. E.Anstice. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1239-40 S 24 70 Visitor service proves boon to the homebound elderly: Peninsula General Hospital,Far Rockaway,N.Y. Amer Hosp Prof 6: 16 F 70 Homemaker service Homemaker-health aide service agencies in the provision of home care services. J Iowa Med Soc 60: 116-8 F 70 Homemaker service as a component of casework. H.P. Cassert. Soc Casework 51: 533-43 N 70 Homemakers prove their value In Nevada state program. Aging Nos.193-4: 12-13 N-D 70 New look in home health care. B.M.Hayton. Physicians Manage 10: 54-0+ Je 70 Nursing service Continuity of patient care. M.F.Reid and P.E.E. Waddicor. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 798-9 Je 18 70 East Harlem Nursing Council, (picture story) Nursing Outlook 18: 35-7 Ag 70 Evaluation of home nurse attachment in Bristol. A.J. Rowland and others. Brit Med J 4: 545-7 N 28 70 Further link between hospital and community for patients having radiotherapy. A.P.Henry. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1127-8 S 3 70 Modem alms in district nurse training. O.Keywood. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 17-19 Ja 23 70 Night nursing service. C.Spriggs. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 645-7 My 21 70 Nurses in a crossfire. D.B.Hiscoe. J Amer Med Ass 212: 294-8 Ap 13 70 Planning for continuing care of patients. T.Luther. J Iowa Med Soc 60: 414-5 Je 70 Practical aspects of nursing the acutely 111 patient at home. M.G.McLeod. Roy Soc Health J 90: 109-11 Mr-Ap 70 Require no visiting. J.E.Gilbert. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1358-9 O 22 70 Obstetric British hospitals let mothers out early. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1259 Ag 24 70 Domiciliary midwifery. P.J.Bates. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 10 Ag 14 70 Home or hospital? (ed) Brit Med J 3: 357-8 Ag 15 70 Pediatric Home care of children with inborn errors of metabolism. T.Reade and C.Clow. Can Nurse 66: 41-3 O 70 Psychiatric Home visiting in a black urban ghetto. J.N.Chappel and R.S.Daniels. Amer J Psychlat 126: 1455-60 Ap 70 Psychiatric home visiting s„.vice. A.Yurtcu. Can Ment Health 18: 4-7 N-D 70 Psychiatrist-nurse team and home care in Soviet Union and Amsterdam. P.Singer and others. J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 40-4 Ja-F 70 Tuberculosis To care Is to cure: home care of tuberculosis patients. J.Smith. Bull Nat Tuberc Resp Dls Ass 56: 2-7 Mr 70 (Home study. See: Educational programing—Correspondence courses) (Homemaker service. See: Home care—Homemaker service) (Homes for the aged. See: Geriatric care—Homes; Nursing homes) (Horticultural therapy. See: Occupational therapy dept.— Special activities—Gardening) (Hospital Administrative Services. See: Shared services Accounting—Hospital Administrative Services) HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATORS COUNCIL OF CANADA Canada's hospital administrators to form national coun- cil. (N) Can Hosp 47: 17 Ap 70 Canadians establish standard-setting council: Hospital Administrators Council of Canada. (N) Hospitals 44: 98 J1 16 70 New Canada-wide council founded for senior hospital executives. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 18 Ag 70 HOSPITAL AND HEALTH FACILITIES (See also: Construction; Federal aid; Health care delivery; Medical staff—Committees—Utilization; Moving; Planning; Planning,Areawide) Regional hospital as contrasted with a community hospi- tal. (Q&A) J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 58 My 70 Affiliations Affiliation announced between Metropolitan Jewish Geri- atric Center and Maimonides Medical Center: Brooklyn. (N) N Y State J Med 70: 1941 Ag 1 70 Case Western Reserve School of Medicine affiliates with additional hospitals: Mt.Sinai and St.Luke's Hospitals, Cleveland. Ohio State Med J 66: 1042 O 70 Degrees of freedom open to new and developing medical schools in the utilization of Veterans Administration hospitals. S.R.Hill Jr. J Med Educ 45: 564-70 Ag 70 Guidelines for establishing a cooperative relationship between a hospital and an educational institution offering a pre-service program in nursing. Hosp Progr 51: 56-60 Ap 70 Hospital group practice: patients,staff,and the institu- tion Itself may benefit from a hospital-group practice alliance. R.V.Lee. Hospitals 44: 43-5 Ja 16 70 Linkage of a teaching medical center to a multispecialty group practice. G.K.MacLeod. J Med Educ 45: 225-31 Ap 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: Boston. A.P. Sackett and J.E.Fine. Hospitals 44: 82-6 J1 1 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: Sacramento. G.R.Cummlng. Hospitals 44: 87-9 J1 1 70 Relationships between community hospitals and medical schools. H.S.Madigan. Ohio State Med J 66: 878+ S 70 Religiously affiliated institutions: American Protestant Hospital Association guidelines. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 34: 26 Spr 70 Salaried professional services: cost study—New York City. H.E.Manning and B.M.Weinstein. Hospitals 44: 25-8 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Some special solutions for a new type of hospital in the Netherlands: the affiliation hospital. J.Schooneman and C.Pet. Int Hosp Rev 8: 5-10 No.3 70 This 20-bed hospital has 500 specialists: Grand Canyon (Ariz.) Hospital. C.L.Rosenberg. Med Econ 47: 160 Je 8 70 Two hospitals adopt 'administrative alliance': University Hospital,Ann Arbor,and the Saline (Mich.) Community Hospital, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 28 J1 1 70 44 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL ECONOMICS Yale affiliated gastroenterology program. R.S.Rosson and H.M.Spiro. J Amer Med Ass 212: 1683-4 Je 8 70 Conversion Old Queen St.mental home to become $24-million com- munity health centre: Toronto. (N) Can Med Ass J 102: 31 Ja 17 70 Satellite unit: VA hospital has evolved into a regional re- habilitation center—Memphis. M.W.Elliott. Hospitals 44: 65-8 My 16 70 Tuberculosis hospitals that have changed their identity and the purposes to which they were converted. (Q&A) J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 34 D 70 Watertown Memorial Hospital sold to make way for area health care center plan. (N) Wis Med J 69: 53 Je 70 Discontinuance Closure of hospitals, (ed) Hospital (London) 66: 3-4 Ja 70 Court approves reorganization plan for hospital after physicians challenge its right to close: All Souls' Hos- pital, Morristown ,N .J. (N) Hospitals 44: 35 D 16 70 Court postpones closing of All Souls' Hospital,Morris- .J. (N) Hospitals 44: 137-8 Mr 16 70 Hospitals closed by lack of doctors: Saskatchewan. (N) Can Doctor 36: 11 Ja 70 Mining pit blasts close Quebec hospital: St.Luc d'As- bestos. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 8 S 70 New procedure for closure of hospitals. (N) Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 71 Ja-F 70 Physicians stay closing of All Souls' Hospital,Morris- town,N.J. (N) Hospitals 44: 103 Mr 1 70 Plaintiffs drop suit to stay closing of hospital OB unit: Homestead (Pa.) Hospital. (N) Hospitals 44: 97 Je 16 70 Establishment Wanted—a rescue operation. D.Boorer. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 584-6 My 7 70 Mergers Detroit: sharing to stay alive and move toward merger. M. Mod Hosp 114: 102-4 Ap 70 Factors associated with physicians' vote on the Wilming- ton hospital merger. J.H.McGrath and others. Del Med J 42: 35+ F 70 Form health-education complex: Rush Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center,Chicago. (N) Hosp Top 48: 23 Ja 70 Hospital merger—improved use of personnel,facilities: Alexandria ,Minn. R.L.Collins. Hospitals 44: 56-7 Je 1 70 Hospital mergers and central service. Sr.L.Thome. Hosp Manage 109: 67-8 Mr 70 How a merger affected the purchasing function: Bronx,r N. D.H.Schwartz and R.Ambrose. Hosp Progress 51: 42+ My 70 Merger concept for three private Kansas City,Kan .hospi- tals now stalled. (N) Amer Fam Physician/GP 1: 159 My 70 Mergers are made to add service and save money—and they do. A.R.Harris. Mod Hosp 114: 92-6 My 70 On the question of mergers, (ed) S.Sieverts and R.M. Sigmond. Med Care 8: 261-3 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 1) Philadelphia hospitals merge: Children's Heart Hospital and Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. (N) Hosp Top 48: 19 My 70 Proposed merger of Extendicare and Continental Care would give Extendicare 70 homes with 8,116 beds. Mod Nursing Home 24: 27-9 My 70 These areas can be problems in merger. A.J.J.Rourke. Mod Hosp 114: 112 F 70 To buy or be bought: here are the questions about mergers. D.L. Mark stein. Mod Nursing Home 25: 28+ Ag 70 Why mergers. S.M.Morris. Ariz Med 27: 74-6 Ja 70 Need Determining facility requirements: the consultant's role. J.K.Costello. Hosp Progress 51: 100-3 My 70 Does San Francisco's Chinatown need a new hospital? Agencies,no; Community,yes. Mod Hosp 115: 97-100 Ag 70 Hospitals' capital needs set at $20 billion for five years. (N) Hospitals 44: 102 D 16 70 Idaho legislature weighs certificate of need bill. (N) Hospitals 44: 103-4 Mr 1 70 Identifying and developing health services in a new town: Reston,Va. A.Fonaroff. Amer J Public Health 60: 821-8 My 70 New Jersey legislature passes certificate of need bill. (N) Hospitals 44: 43 Je 1 70 Nursing home resources and rural and urban needs: Georgia. I.E.Robinson and others. J Health Soc Behav 11: 146-51 Je 70 What do we mean by franchising or certification of need or licensure? (ed) J.E.Hague. Hospitals 44: 4 Ap 1 70 Beds Assessing bed needs: a teaching hospital with district responsibility. S.Argyrou. Hospital (London) 66: 232-3 Jl 70 Determining the need for long-term care beds. (Q&A) J.G. Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 40 N 70 Determining the number of extended-care beds needed in a community. J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 44 Ja 70 Estimating coronary care bed needs. A.J.Kamiewicz Jr. Hospitals 44: 51-3 S 16 70 How many hospital beds? R.McEwin. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 19+ Jl-Ag 70 Regional differences: maternity bed needs, (ed) Hospital (London) 66: 299-300 S 70 Too many OB beds? Formula for determination of need. F.R.Normile and H.A.Ziel Jr. Hospitals 44: 61-4 Jl 16 70 Utilization Application of three-dimensional analogue models to the distribution of medical care facilities. R.L.Bashshur and others. Med Care 8: 395-407 S-O 70 California MDs offer plan to control hospital costs. (N) Hospitals 44: 124 Je 1 70 CHAP (Certified Hospital Admission Program) could cut hospital stays 20% or more. Amer Med News 13: 6 O 19 70 Computer model simulating medical care in hospital. C.R.Heam and J.M.Bishop. Brit Med J 3: 396-9 Ag 15 70 Controlled charges combine cost savings and quality care in Indiana. N.R.Jones and others. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 8+ S 70 Controlling costs of medical care by expanding Blue Cross insurance coverage: study of a paradox. C.E. Lewis and H.W.Keairnes. New Engl J Med 282: 1405- 12 Je 18 70 High cost of cure: how a hospital bill grows 17 feet long. M.Crichton. Atlantic 225: 49-57 Mr 70 Hospital as 'family physician': reorganization of medical services should be considered. R.W.Brissenden and H.L.Lennard. Hospitals 44: 55-7 My 16 70 Hospitalization among Metropolitan Life Insurance Com- pany employees. Statist Bull 51: 8-10 O 70 Interim report on the Sault Ste.Marie study: a comparison of personal health services utilization. J.E.F .Hastings. Can J Public Health 61: 289-96 Jl-Ag 70 Role of physicians in cost containment and effectiveness. R.S.Duff. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 12-15 Ja 70 Simple,multiple and canonical correlations. P.J.Phillip and S.Gibson. Inquiry 7: 55-9 Je 70 Special indicator: adjusted patient days,inpatient days, and outpatients visits,1963-1970. Hospitals 44: 40-1 Ap 16 70 Study shows half of admissions at Massachusetts General Hospital preventable. (N) Hosp Top 48: 20-1 Mr 70 Beds Concrete approach to more effective bed utilization. J.S. Fair. Hosp Admin Can 12: 41-5 Jl 70 County answers lawsuit with plan to eliminate crowding at hospital: Los Angeles. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36-36A F 70 Doctors ask: is this equal care? Residents go to court to bar overcrowding at L.A.County hospital; similar action planned at D.C.General. Med World News 11: 17-18 Ja 30 70 Duration of hospitalization prior to surgery. L.P. McCorkle. Health Serv Res 5: 114-31 Sum 70 Early discharge of maternity patients. D.Hewitt and others. Can Hosp 47: 44-8 Jl 70 Early postoperative discharge of patients: hospital experience. P.T.Lahti. Mich Med 69: 755-60 S 70 Effect of length of stay on nursing workload. B.Moores. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 81-8 Je 70 Factors leading to preventable hospital admissions. A.C. Twaddle and R.H.Sweet. Med Care 8: 200-8 My-Je 70 Hospital beds—we need 'em: one day survey in Jefferson County, (ed) S.A.Overstreet. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 460-1 Jl 70 Inpatient hospital utilization of Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania residents, 1963. B.Ferber. Blue Cross Rep (Res Ser) No.4: 1-8 Ap 70 Length of hospitalization: Maryland's state-operated psychiatric hospitals. K.Gorwitz. Maryland State Med J 19: 75 F 70 Length of stay,Rhode Island. V.N.Slee and C.L.Holtz Jr. PAS (Prof Activ Stud) Reporter 8: 1-2 Ja 26 70 New Vancouver General Hospital bed allocation plan raises quality of patient care. M.Falconer. Hosp Admin Can 12: 40+ Je 70 Patient origin study: an analysis of data on Maine towns, populations,hospitals and admissions. J.Ackor and D. Soule. J Maine Med Ass 61: 111-3 Je 70 Planned early discharge from hospital: how long should the patient stay? L.W.Aldridge; the advantages and disadvantages. V.M.Jenkinson. Roy Soc Health J 90: 102-8 Mr-Ap 70 Residents file suit against medical center in protest over overcrowded conditions: Los Angeles. (N) Hospitals 44: 151 F 1 70 Small hospitals can handle 80% of our patient load: fact of fancy? J.Simons. Can Hosp 47: 72-3 Ap 70 Some factors influencing the use of medical services in the province of Quebec. M.J.Ball. Can Med Ass J 103: 17-23 Jl 4 70 Special indicator: inpatient utilization of community hospitals by patients 65 years and older since Medi- care. Hospitals 44: 49-50 My 16 70 Surgeon favors sending patients home sooner. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 32 JI 6 70 Ten-year analysis of duration of hospitalization of dis- abled patients. C.Vallbona and others. Med Care 8: 488-500 N-D 70 These patients will demand more office care: Philadelphia Blue Cross "Co-Pay Preferred" Plan. R.M.Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 202-3 Ja 5 70 This hospital sends its postoperative patients home—the sooner,the better: Royal Oak,Mich. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 118 Ag 70 Towards a general monitoring system for length of stay. D.Hewitt and J.Milner. Can Hosp 47: 33-7 N 70 Under-utilization of extended care facilities of hospitals in Kentucky. H.Riddle. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 45-6 Ja 70 Utilization comparison of two hospitals. J.S.Packham. CAMRL (Can Ass Med Rec Librarians) Newsletter 2: 17- 22 Ja-F 70 Services Administrative profiles: operating room staffing and ex- penses. Hospitals 44: 42 Ap 16 70 Administrative profiles—summary: ancillary services in community hospitals. Hospitals 44: 28 F 16 70 administrative profiles: utilization and costs in the clini- cal laboratory. Hospitals 44: 28 Je 16 70 Administrative profiles: volume of certain inpatient ancil- lary services—anesthesiology; physical therapy. Hospitals 44: 24 Ja 16 70 Characteristics and perceptions of low-income women and use of preventive health services: an exploratory study. J.L.Triplett. Nursing Res 19: 140-6 Mr-Ap 70 Diffusion of innovative health care services in the United States: a study of hospitals. A.D.Kaluzny and others. Med Care 8: 474-87 N-D 70 Emergency departments and the non-emergency deluge. Med World News 11: 22-8 D 25 70 Emergency room utilization patterns of adolescents: clues to community problems. H.S.Sklar and E.F.Downs. N Y State J Med 70: 643-9 Mr 1 70 Hospitals should schedule doctors' rounds,too: physician activity coordinator. E.A.Johnson. Med Econ 47: 92-6 Ap 13 70 Line between good care and overcare: a case study. F.H. Straus. Med Econ 47: 108-11 Mr 16 70 Manpower in anesthesia: report calls for improved utili- zation. Hospitals 44: 84 S 1 70 Medical hysteria. J.M.Naish. Lancet 1: 942-3 My 2 70 Medicare's stepchild: "decerebrate overtesting." F.H. Straus. Hosp Physician 6: 148+ My 70 1970 operating room utilization survey completed. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 1+ D 70 Operating room utilization. L.D.Bridenbaugh Jr. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 4 Je 70 Some comparative costs in comprehensive versus frag- mented pediatric care. M.C.Heagarty and others. Pediatrics 46: 596-603 O 70 Study of outpatient facilities reveals poor-use areas: Sinai Hospital of Baltimore. A. M.Powers. Hosp Top 48: 63+ Je 70 Surgical anesthesia subcommittee presents 1969 elective operating room utilization study results. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 4 Ap 70 Use of the emergency room in a community hospital: Saginaw,Mich. H.A.White and P.A.O'Connor. Public Health Rep 85: 163-8 F 70 Variations among emergency room populations: a compari- son of four hospitals in New York City. P.R.Torrens and D.G.Yedvab. Med Care 8: 60-75 Ja-F 70 Why rule in is better than rule out. E.C.Andrus and others. Resident Staff Physician 16: 47-9 S 70 HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL ECONOMICS (See also: Cost of medical care; Health care delivery) America's health care system: an economic profile. H.R. Bowen. Curr Med Dig 37: 461+ My 70 Better care at less cost without miracles. E.K. Faltermayer. Fortune 81: 80+ Ja 70 Distribution of earnings in health and other industries. V.R.Fuchs and others. J Human Resources 5: 382-9 Sum 70 Economic analysis of hospital operations. M.Brown Jr. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 60-74 Spr 70 Economics and the purchasing manager. H.Fearon. Hosp Progress 51: 56-61 Ja 70; 18-19 F 70 Economics of mental health. C.P.Hall Jr. Hosp Commu- nity Psychiat 21: 105-10 Ap 70 Efficiency,incentives and reimbursement for health care. M.V.Pauly. Inquiry 7: 114-31 Mr 70 Estimated cost functions for Pennsylvania hospitals. J.R.Lave and L.B.Lave. Inquiry 7: 3-14 Je 70 Health care issues of the 70s: the economics of health care, (interview) V.R.Fuchs. Hospitals 44: 68-71 Ja 1 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 45 HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL ECONOMICS Health services at the crossroads: issues of public policy. H.M.Somers. Hosp Progress 51: 77+ O 70 Hospitals need management even more than money. J. Mecklln. Fortune 81: 96+ Ja 70 MDs and economists: new team on the health scene. C.L.Rosenberg. Med Econ 47: 245 S 28 70 Mechanism for financing health care costs. W.E.Swyers. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 140-4 My 70 Medical economics: an introduction. J.R.Jeffers and M.F.Bognanno. Inquiry 7: 4-14 Mr 70 Our ailing medical system: change begins in the doctor's office. D.Cordtz. Fortune 81: 84+ Ja 70 Our ailing medical system: costly machines to save lives. Fortune 81: 92-5 Ja 70 Our ailing medical system: it's time to operate, (ed) Fortune 81: 78-9 Ja 70 Our ailing medical system: the medical-industrial com- plex. H.B.Meyers. Fortune 81: 90+ Ja 70 Philosophy,faith,fact and fiction in the production of medical services. R.M.Bailey. Inquiry 7: 37-53 Mr 70 (discussion p.53-4) Product heterogeneity and hospital cost analysis. R.E. Berry Jr. Inquiry 7: 67-75 Mr 70 (discussion p.76-7) Small general hospital: problems and solutions. W.O. Spitzer. Milbank Memorial Fund Quart 48: 413-47 O 70 (Pt 1) Some facets of the economics of health care delivery. J.T.Dunlop. J Med Educ 45: 133-8 Mr 70 Time loss and indirect economic costs caused by disease among Indians and Alaska natives: a comparison with the general U.S.population. K.R.Reinhard and others. Public Health Rep 85: 397-411 My 70 Towards an economics of disability: the magnitude and structure of transfer and medical costs. M.Berkowitz and W.G.Johnson. J Human Resources 5: 271-97 Sum 70 Tucson,Arizona and Cordoba .Argentina: a comparative medical-economic study. G.W.King. Ariz Med 27: 81- 7 Mr 70 You can't change the system without a solid push,and there isn't any push, (ed) Mod Hosp 114: 71+ Ja 70 Studies (by government and community agencies) Sweeping changes urged to curb spiralling hospital costs: Ontario Report on Healing Arts. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 21 Je 70 HOSPITAL CENTRE.DUSSELDORF German Hospital Centre,Dusseldorf. World Hosp 6: 44-6 Ja 70 HOSPITAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION Constitution and bylaws of the HFMA. Hosp Flnanc Manage 24: 33-9 Ag 70 Educational service: HFMA's lending library. Hosp Financ Manage.24: 42 N 70 HFMA membership classifications and requirements. R.M.Shelton. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 22-3 Ag 70 Our professional exams—the new look for the 70's. A.P. Silver. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 21 My 70 HOSPITAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL TRUST Report on the Hospital Research and Educational Trust. Hosp Soc Work Dir Bull No. 15: 4 F 70 (Pt 1) (Hospital schools. See: Pediatric hospitals and depts.— Educational programs) (Hospital schools of nursing. See: Nursing education, U ndergraduate) HOSPITAL SHIPS (See also: Navy hospitals; Ships' medical service) Anesthesia on the S.S.Hope. C.Sartain. J Amer Ass Nurse Anesthetists 38: 471-4 D 70 Decade of Hope,legacy of health, (ed) R.L.Tobin. Saturday Rev 53: 22 Ap 4 70 Hemispheric mission slated for hospital ship HOPE (N) US Med 6: 14 O 1 70 If you're going to do something really worthwhile,take your family on Project Hope trips. R.C.Morrow. Med Econ 47: 92-5 Ag 17 70 'Innovative approach' to state health problems: Maryland. Med World News 11: 32M+ N 6 70 Medical education on the SS Hope. R.C.Morrow. J Amer Med Ass 211: 257-60 Ja 12 70 Project Showboat, (picture story) Amer Fam Physician/ GP 2: 158-9 J1 70 (Hospital Survey and Construction Act. See: Federal aid— Grants—Hill-Burton program) (Hospitalization insurance. See: Blue Cross; Blue Cross- Blue Shield; Health insurance (all types); and specific health plans) HOSPITALS (See also: Health programs .Foreign; MEDICO) Algeria "House of Healing”—Nedroma,Algeria. R.Calvert. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 38-41 J1 24 70 Argentina Tucson,Arizona and Cordoba .Argentina: a comparative medical-economic study. G.W.King. Ariz Med 27: 81- 7 Mr 70 Australia Bourke District Hospital—re-development. R.H. Armstrong. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 14+ My-Je 70 Cairns the hospital that covers the North. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 21+ My 70 Commission for Hospital Accreditation a must for Austra- lia . (ed) Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 6 O 70 Country club life eases burden of aging: Allandale Hospi- tal, Sydney .Australia. M.W.Martin. Mod Nursing Home 25: 46-7 J1 70 Future for the small Victorian country hospital. M.G. Kirk. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 21+ S-O 70 How Queensland's hospital system is organised. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 26-8 My 70 Place where people are cared for—Numbala Nunga Nurs- ing Home. L.Worsdell. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1182 S 10 70 Princess Alexandra Hospital—a $12 million hospital com- plex. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 31-2 My 70 Royal Brisbane is Queensland's major teaching hospital. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 33-5 My 70 Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, 1870-centenary- 1970. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 35-9 S 70 (ed p.8) Belgium Planning the Gasthuisberg project: University of Leuven, Belgium. J.Weeks and G.Maxwell. World Hosp 6- 140- 6 J1 70 Brazil New hospital Rio being built by the Brazilian Navy. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1076 My 11 70 Canada British Columbia Mini-hospitals for British Columbia. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 130 Ja 5 70 Manitoba $1 million satellite hospital at GImi .Manitoba. (N) Can Hosp 47: 19 O 70 Newfoundland International Grenfell Association. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 882 Ag 3 70 Regional grouping sought for medical facilities. (N) Can Doctor 36: 18 O 70 Nova Scotia Isaak Walton Killam Hospital,Halifax. Hosp Building Eng 3: 10 Ja 70 Ontario Assessment program’s teams tidying up loose ends in carrying out of regulations. G.W.Phelps. Hosp Admin Can 12: 24-6 Ja 70 Designed-in systems help reduce nursing load: Scar- borough Centenary Hospital of Toronto. Mod Hosp 114- 88-91 My 70 Health care center for the 70's: McMaster Health Sciences Center,Hamilton,Ont. B.Healy. Heating Piping Air Conditioning 42: 119-30 My 70 Health Sciences Centre,McMaster University. World Hosp 6: 34-8 Ja 70 Hospitals must function as a corporate whole: Joint Hos- pital Assessment Program. A.R.Turnbull. Hosp Admin Can 12: 26-7 Ja 70 McMaster Health Sciences Centre: hospital of tomorrow? J.Boyd. Hosp Admin Can 12: 26-30 F 70 Old Queen St.mental home to become $24-million com- munity health centre: Toronto. (N) Can Med Ass J 102- 31 Ja 17 70 Shouldice story: surgery devoted exclusively to the re- pairing of hernias. M.Ferguson. Can Nurse 66: 44-5 Ag 70 Tomorrow's hospital today: York-Finch General Hospital. Can Hosp 47: 61+ Ap 70 Toronto gets new multi-lingual hospital: Central Hospital. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 15 O 70 Quebec Mining pit blasts close Quebec hospital: St.Luc d'As- bestos. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 8 S 70 Saskatchewan Yorkton Psychiatric Centre: a five-year review. C.F. Lipscomb. Amer J Psychiat 127: 232-7 Ag 70 Congo,Democratic Republic of Medical Institutions of Congo-BrazzaviUe. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1019 F 9 70 Ecuador Galapagos hospital. (N) MD 14: 92 Ap 70 France Airport hospital for France? (N) Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 39 N 6 70 Another new hospital In Paris. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 839 F 2 70 Cardiopulmonary hospital In Lyons. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 308 J1 13 70 Day hospital—Paris' first. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1196 F 16 70 New hospitals mushroom in France. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 509 Ja 19 70 Paris builds more hospitals. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1715 Je 8 70 Transplantation center at Necker: Paris. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1553 Mr 2 70 Germany .Federal Republic of German Hospital Centre,Dusseldorf. World Hosp 6- 44-6 Ja 70 Hospital for addicts in Hessen, West Germany. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1351 Ag 24 70 Hospital reform in Bavaria. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1504 Ag 31 70 Hostels for hemophiliacs: Federal Republic of Germany. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1387 My 25 70 Metabolic disease hospital In Harz,West Germany. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 668 Ja 26 70 Munich to build another hospital. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 891 My 4 70 This man's castle is his home: home for the aged, Dusseldorf-Garath,West Germany. M.W.Martin. Mod Nursing Home 24: 53-5 Ja 70 Wide open spaces blend with unusual design idea: West Berlin's new medical center. Mod Hosp 114: 87-91 Mr 70 Guatemala Adapting medicine to Mayan ways: Behrhorst hospital, Chimaltenango. Med World News 11: 54+ S 11 70 India, Republic of Hospital is not an industry: ruling of the Supreme Court of India. Med Serv (India) 27: 18-23 Je 70 Mary Immaculate Clinic-Hospital: Krishnagar,West Bengal. Med Serv (India) 27: 9-10 Ag 70 Mental Health Center at Christian Medical College, Vellore,South India. L.A.Senseman. Rhode Island Med J 53: 679+ D 70 Planning for Maria Mater Hospital. Med Serv (India) 27- 18-19 Ag 70 St.Joseph's Hospital,Siwal. Med Serv (India) 27: 4 Ag 70 4aly Rizzo 11 Institute——Italian orthopaedic centre, (picture story) Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 40-1 F 27 70 Ivory Coast Health facilities grow In Ivory Coast. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1386 My 25 70 Japan Adult disease center In Osaka. J Amer Med Ass 213: 137- 8 J1 6 70 Dragon Fort: Minesaki Hospital. (N) Architect Forum 132: 5 My 70 Korea .Republic of Gordon S.Seagrave Hospital. (N) MD 14: 95-6 My 70 Memorial hospital for 'the Burma surgeon' opens in South Korea: Gordon S.Seagrave Memorial Hospital. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1784 Mr 16 70 Kuwait Radiation center in Kuwait: Sabah Hospital. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1504 Ag 31 70 Lebanon New American University Hospital and medical center, Beirut. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1695-6 S 7 70 Malagasy Republic 'Rotation' to South Madagascar. D.Seligson. Resident Staff Physician 16: 52+ F 70 Malaysia .Federation of Progress in Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur Hospital. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1221 My 18 70 University of Malaya Medical Centre. R.P.Pillay. Bull Amer Coll Physicians 11: 48-9 Ja 70 Mauritius Island New hospital in Mauritius. D.K.White. Hospital (London) 66: 371-7 N 70 Nepal Hospital for the Sherpas. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1863 Mr 16 70 Netherlands Planning for the new medical faculty of Rotterdam. A.Querido. J Med Educ 45: 393-402 Je 70 Rotterdam's new hospital. Hosp Equip Supplies (London) 16: 4 Ja 70 46 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 HOSTESSES Study tour of the Netherlands. L.Paine. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2219-21 N 7 70 New Zealand Review of hospital and related services in New Zealand. New Zeal Hosp 22: 19 My 70 Nigeria Packaged disaster hospitals to Nigeria. (N) Public Health Rep 85: 239 Mr 70 Use of the packaged disaster hospital in Nigeria. R.L. Price. Public Health Rep 85: 659-65 Ag 70 Pakistan Aga Khan Hospital. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 308 J1 13 70 Peru German hospital in Peru. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 2346 D 28 70 Puerto Rico Health services in a developing country: Puerto Rico. A. Crichton. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1294-5 J1 3 70 Spain Diabetology center in Madrid. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 330 Ap 13 70 Madrid's "health city": Ciudad Sanitaria. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 44-5 Mr 13 70 Sweden Central Block: the Hospital in Lund. World Hosp 6: 2 6-33 Ja 70 Lowenstromska Hospital,Stockholm. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 30 Mr 6 70 Turkey On the rocks of the Bosporus: small hospital built by the German Deaconess Mission in Istanbul. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1076 My 11 70 Uganda Rural hospital developments in Uganda. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 404-6 S-O 70 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Soviets outline hospital program. (N) Can Doctor 36: 32 O 70 USSR's largest teaching hospital. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 1896 D 7 70 Russian SFSR Academic Village,Novosibirsk. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1970 Je 15 70 United Kingdom Building for health. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2110-3 O 24 70 Case for the retention and development of G .P.hospitals. Hosp Equip Supplies (London) 16: 12 Ag 70 World study tour of overseas hospitals: impressions of hospitals in the U.S.and U.K. A.H.Jago. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 33-5 O 70 England Airedale General Hospital: built in three and a half years. B. G.Petfield. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1010-2 Ag 6 70 Birmingham city area development. Hosp Building Eng 3: 4-6 My 70 Bromley Hospital redevelopment. Hosp Building Eng 3: 16-17 Ja 70 Building the Good Hope extension. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 291 Jl-Ag 70 District general hospital for Harrogate, York shire. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 158-9 Mr-Ap 70 Earls House Hospital,Durham: a new hospital for mentally handicapped patients. Hospital (London) 66: 312-4 S 70 Fulboum Psychiatric Hospital,Cambridge. Hosp Building Eng 3: 20-4 S 70 Good Hope Hospital,Sutton. Hosp Building Eng 3: 54+ S 70 Greenwich District Hospital, (picture story) Hospital (London) 66: 234-7 J1 70 How to upgrade a Victorian workhouse: Bridgewater Hos- pital, Patricroft. K.M.Cooper and T.Toman. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1370-1 O 22 70 Inquisitive hospital: St.James's Hospital,Portsmouth. D.Boorer. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 933-5 J1 23 70 Leeds (A) advances to university hospital status. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2326 N 21 70 Manchester area hospital development. Hosp Building Eng 3: 5-7 Ja 70 Nevill Hall Hospital: Abergavenny. Hospital (London) 66: 354-6 O 70 Nevill Hall Hospital,Abergavenny. E.P.Longhurst. Nurs- ing Mirror (Engl) 131: 37-9 S 25 70 New Charing Cross Hospital. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 292-3 Jl-Ag 70 New site for Charing Cross Hospital. F.Hart. Hosp Eng (Engl) 24: 78-9 Ap 70 Poole General Hospital. Hosp Int (Engl) 4: 14-15 F 70 Princess Marina Hospital ,Duston. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1184-5 Je 19 70 Putting together the pieces at Stoke Mandeville Hospital. R.O.Portman. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1176-7 S 10 70 Queen Elizabeth Medical Centre,Birmingham. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 156-7 Mr-Ap 70 Shrewsbury: the evolution of a district general hospital. J.Marshall. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 911-3 My 15 70 Walsgrave Hospital. Hospital (London) 66: 386-8 N 70 Walsgrave Hospital,Coventry. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 43-5 O 9 70 London National Heart Hospital,London. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 478-81 Mr 13 70 National Heart Hospital,London. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 330+ Jl-Ag 70 New Northwick Park Hospital and Clinical Research Centre. R.J.Brigden. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 773-6 Je 18 70; 808-10 Je 25 70 Northwick Park Hospital and Clinical Research Centre. Brit Med J 3: 576-80 S 5 70 (ed p.538) Northwick Park: where only growth and change are con- stant. Architect Rec 148: 101-4 D 70 Unique hospital in England: Northwick Park Hospital. R.J.Bridgen. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 84-9 O 70 Northern Ireland Hospitals in Northern Ireland—now and in the future. (ed) Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 12 Ja-F 70 Scotland Western Infirmary,Glasgow. Hosp Building Eng 3: 18+ Mr 70 Wales Bryn-y-Neuadd—a purpose-built hospital for the mentally handicapped. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 51 N 13 70 Gors Maternity Hospital,Holyhead,Anglesey. (picture story) J.Cullinan. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 572-3 Ap 30 70 Hospital services in Greater Cardiff. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 250-1 F 6 70 Long-stay hospitals in Wales. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 60-1 Ja 9 70 New University Hospital of Wales. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 26-7 O 23 70 Survey of long-stay hospitals in Wales. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 104-5 Mr-Ap 70 University Hospital of Wales. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2159+ O 31 70 U.S. Hospital planning in the United States of America. J.W. Owen. Hosp Building Eng 3: 13+ Mr 70. Also in Hospi- tal (London) 66: 200-1 Je 70 World study tour of overseas hospitals: impressions of hospitals in the U.S.and U.K. A.H.Jago. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 33-5 O 70 Arizona Desert Samaritan Hospital: planning on a regional scale. Architect Rec 148: 98-100 D 70 California Administrative view of Los Angeles 'Med City' plan: cautious optimism. D.A.Faber. Hospitals 44: 77 F 1 70 Built for tomorrow's needs: VA Hospital,San Diego. W.A. Schmidt. Hospitals 44: 91+ F 1 70 Can it be true? This big city hospital has new leaders, new money,new hope: San Francisco General Hospital. H.L.Lewis and S.Erickson. Mod Hosp 114: 82-5 Je 70 Does San Francisco's Chinatown need a new hospital? Agencies,no; Community,yes. Mod Hosp 115: 97-100 Ag 70 'Med City' proposed for Los Angeles. B.H .Southland. Hospitals 44: 71+ F 1 70 Modules to grow on: Madera (Calif.) Community Hospi- tal. A.C.Moran and R.A.Drever Jr. Hospitals 44: 98+ F 1 70 New,a 11-electric hospital serves new community: Hunt- ington Intercommunity Hospital,Huntington Bench, Calif. Mod Hosp 115: 76-8 J1 70 No place to go but up: Kaiser Foundation Hospital Oak- land,Calif. R.Wyatt. Hospitals 44: 105+ F 1 70 (com- ment p.32) Patient rooms are the angle at Centinela Valley Commu- nity Hospital,Inglewood,Calif. Mod Hosp 115: 78-80 D 70 University of California,San Diego, School of Medicine: a profile of a developing medical centre. J.Stokes III and C.Grobstein. Brit J Med Educ 4: 239-48 S 70 VA plans for the future: San Diego and San Antonio hospi- tals. E.de Armas. AIA (Amer Inst Architects) J 53: 40-4 Ap 70 Colorado Denver's Children's Hospital, (ed) Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 25 Mr 70 Spalding Rehabilitation Center celebrates 5th anniversary: Denver, (ed) Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 23 O 70 Starting at the beginning—a licensed practical nurse's efforts in a Colorado Model Cities Program. C.Shablo. Bedside Nurse 3: 29-30 Mr 70 Thinking big in Colorado Springs: vision of a 5,000 bed haven is just a dream. Mod Hosp 114: 87+ My 70 District of Columbia Metropolitan Hospital for Extended Care, (ed) O.B. Hunter Jr. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 647-8 N 70 Florida Jacksonville's new Memorial Hospital. Southern Hosp 38: 14-16 N 70 New Duval Medical Center Jacksonville ,Fla . (ed) Southern Hosp 38: 3 O 70 Georgia Atomedic hospital serving rural area: Cherokee Atomedic Hospital,Woodstock,Ga. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36E-F F 70 Illinois Inner city hospital remains and improves its plant: Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center,Chicago. Hospitals 44: 22 N 16 70 Mt.Sinai builds on its decision to stay put: Chicago. Mod Hosp 115: 76-7 D 70 Indiana Indiana University Hospital. H.J.Ullmann. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 261-3 Mr 70 Iowa Help wanted: doctors needed in a real nice Iowa town with a brand-new hospital,fine schools and a future— Dyersville. L.Wainwright. Life 68: 48+ My 29 70 Massachusetts Boston City Hospital: build now,finish plans later. Mod Hosp 115: 101 Ag 70 Boston City Hospital: masterplanning for phased replace- ment. Architect Rec 147: 119-24 My 70 Boston 1970. J Amer Med Ass 214: 820-1 N 2 70 Hospital consults its patients in planning a new facility: Robert B.Brigham Hospital,Boston. H.J.Hoffman. Hosp Top 48: 30-4 Ja 70 New shape for hospital addition leads to new arrangement of nursing unit: Franklin County Public Hospital,Green- field, Mass. Mod Hosp 114: 90-3 Je 70 Michigan New Leila Y.Post Montgomery Hospital opens in Battle Creek. Mich Hosp 6: 22-3 S 70 Unit theory design: Michigan State University's Teaching Hospital. J.V.Sheoris. Hospitals 44: 81-4 F 1 70 Minnesota For-profit hospital blocked in suburb of Minneapolis. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 46 Ja 70 Hospital-home-hotel offers full-range service to aged: Hastings,Minn. Mod Nursing Home 24: 46 Ap 70 Missouri University of Missouri-Columbia Medical Center: a resource for all Missourians. W.D.Mayer. Missouri Med 67: 207+ Ap 70 New Jersey Private money bringing giant extended care facility to heart of Newark. Mod Nursing Home 25: 43 S 70 New York "Buffer" corporation offers hope to New York City hos- pitals. H.L.Lewis. Mod Hosp 114: 84-93 F 70 Lutheran Medical Center,Brooklyn,N .Y.: a hospital with- out walls. Hosp Progress 51: 66-71 J1 70 Ohio Hospital designed to keep the noise away from patients' quiet zone: Hillcrest Hospital,Mayfield Heights,Ohio. Mod Hosp 114: 104-7 F 70 Profile: University of Cincinnati Medical Center. Resi- dent Staff Physician 16: 66-74 J1 70 Pennsylvania Development of a teaching hospital: design innovations at Milton S.Hershey Medical Center Hospital. J.A. Russell. Hospitals 44: 37-41 D 1 70 Philadelphia—a medical community beginning its third century. A.P.Angelides. Ann Intern Med 72: xxxvi-xlvi F 70 South Carolina Hospital is whatever you think it is: Greenville (S.C.) Hospital System, (ed) R.E.Toomey. Med Care 8: 347-9 S-O 70 Tennessee New all-electric hospital: John W.Harton Memorial Hos- pital ,Tullahoma , Tenn. Southern Hosp 38: 12 O 70 Texas Home away from home: Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children. Executive Housekeeper 17: 34+ J1 70 Hospital built for nurses works well for everyone: High Plains Baptist Hospital,Amarrillo,Texas. Mod Hosp 115: 94-7 N 70 VA plans for the future: San Diego and San Antonio hospi- tals. E.de Armas. AIA (Amer Inst Architects) J 53: 40-4 Ap 70 Vietnam Canadian hospital in VietNam: Quang Ngai. Cath Hosp (Can) No. 6: 8 J1 70 West Indies St. Jude Hospital: phoenix of the jungle—St.Lucia Wind- ward Islands. E.Gladwin. Todays Health 48: 26+Ag 70 HOSTESSES Volunteer hostesses ease patient stays. (N) Volunteer Leader 11: 9-10 Mr 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 47 HOSTESSES Escort service Privileged patients act as escorts. J.B.Walker. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 194 Je 70 (Hotel accommodations. See: Patient relations—Hotel accommodations) (Hours of dutye See: Administration—Work schedules; Nursing service dept.—Staffing) (House organs. See: Public relations—News publications) HOUSEKEEPING DEPT. (See also: Contract service; Doors; Floors; Infection control; Linens; Odors; Pest control; Sanitation; Sewing room) Smooth operation at Columbus (Ga.) Medical Center. Executive Housekeeper 17: 14-16 O 70 Administration Baroness and I: Baroness Erlanger Hospital,Chattanooga, Tenn. W.Poole. Executive Housekeeper 17: 14+ D 70 Comparison of housekeeping operations of two convales- cent homes. R.Moore. Executive Housekeeper 17: 14+ Ap 70; 72-7 My 70 Domestic administrator. D.Boorer. Nursing Times (Engl) 66:122-4 Ja 22 70 Equanimity, sense of humor vital to mien of executive housekeeper: Memorial General Hospital, Union, N .J. Osteopath Hosp 14: 14-15 Ja 70 Getting most for your money in laundry & housekeeping. J. Greenway. Hosp Admin Can 12: 24-6 My 70 Home away from home: Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children. Executive Housekeeper 17: 34+ J1 70 Housekeeping on a big scale: multifacility organization. K. Nursing Homes 19: 12-17 J1 70 How an incentive program based on a team concept was developed: Birmingham Baptist Hospitals. L.R.Jordan and others. Hosp Top 48: 71+ F 70 "Jack of all trades"—director of housekeeping services. W.W.Underwood. Can Hosp 47: 31-3 J1 70 (ed p.5) Reorganizing a housekeeping department. R.P.Foussard. Executive Housekeeper 17: 66+ Ap 70 Role of the hospital domestic administrator. D.G.B. Fisher. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 119 Mr-Ap 70 Scientific approach to cleaning. E.C.Carvell. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 115 Mr-Ap 70 Teamwork—the essential ingredient. Executive House- keeper 16: 14-16 Ja 70 This is big business: University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics. Executive Housekeeper 17: 12-14 Je 70 VA Hospital grows in Brooklyn: housekeeping services. G.Greenberg. Executive Housekeeper 17: 8+ F 70 What's in our name: housekeeping department or environ- mental services department? (ed) T.E.Smith. Executive Housekeeper 17: 8 D 70 Aseptic technic Cleaning and the control of infection. W.H.Hughes. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 116-7 Mr-Ap 70 Cleaning hospital floors: the problem of recontamination. Hospitals 44: 86 D 16 70 Cleaning solutions cause skin pigment loss in hospital employees: depigmentation traced to phenols used in some hospital disinfectants. J Amer Med Ass 213: 535+ J1 27 70 Cooperative microbiological evaluation of floor-cleaning procedures in hospital patient rooms. D.Vesley and others. Health Lab Sci 7: 256-64 O 70 Disinfectants for hospital use—an interim statement. J.C.Kelsey. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 521-2 Mr 20 70 Disinfectants in hospitals. D.M.Jones. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 138-9 Mr-Ap 70 Infection control: what are we looking for? S.Fort. Executive Housekeeper 17: 2 6+ N 70 Scientific housekeeping and the professional nurse. B.Y. Litsky. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 99-112 Mr 70 Simple method for testing floor cleanliness. Hospitals 44: 93 My 16 70 Terminal cleaning of isolation rooms. A.K.Pryor. Executive Housekeeper 17: 40+ J1 70 Terminology for housekeepers. C.R.McDuff. Nursing Homes 19: 21-3 J1 70 Vacuum scrubbers: a study of possible microbial hazards. M.B.Musachio and C.D.Strong. Hospitals 44: 90-3 O 16 70; correction. 120 N 16 70 Cleaning methods Floors Carpet maintenance. C. J.F .Pocock. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 137 Mr-Ap 70 Comprehensive floor care guide. Executive Housekeeper 16: 18+ Ja 70 Cooperative microbiological evaluation of floor-cleaning procedures in hospital patient rooms. D.Vesley and others. Health Lab Sci 7: 256-64 O 70 Executive housekeepers discuss their floors, (symp) Executive Housekeeper 16: 34+ Ja 70 Floor maintenance in hospitals. J.K.P.Edwards. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 131-3 Mr-Ap 70 Rooms Daily and terminal cleaning of gas gangrene isolation: award-winning essay. L.H.Damron. Executive House- keeper 17: 24-5 Ap 70. Condensed in Hospitals 44: 88- 9 My 1 70 Terminal cleaning of isolation rooms. A.K.Pryor. Executive Housekeeper 17: 40+ J1 70 Surgical and obstetric suites Cleaning procedures for the operating room. A.K.Pryor. Executive Housekeeper 17: 14+ F 70 Cleansing the operating room after contaminated ("dirty") cases. (Q&A) H.Laufman. J Amer Med Ass 212: 1384-5 My 25 70 Insect infestation (moths) of the surgical suites. E. Larson. Hosp Manage 109: 36-7 Ja 70 Walls Isolation wall washing too much,too often. D.E.Cook. Executive Housekeeper 17: 40+ Mr 70 Costs Administrative profiles: housekeeping expenses. Hospitals 44: 36 O 16 70 Equipment and supplies Adapting a wall deterger unit: award-winning essay. V.G. McGrave. Executive Housekeeper 17: 2 6 Ap 70. Con- densed in Hospitals 44: 89 My 1 70 Buyers' checklist for floor machines. Nursing Homes 19: 2 6-7 J1 70 Cleaning machinery. J.M.Sladden. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 134-5 Mr-Ap 70 Designing a new well-washer. Executive Housekeeper 17: 56 D 70 Developments in detergency. N.E.Cordery. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 140-1 Mr-Ap 70 Economy through chemical selection. K.A.Fitch. Executive Housekeeper 17: 52+ S 70 Fogging micronizer cart. (N) Executive Housekeeper 17: 47 Ag 70 High pressure water gun for impossible cleaning jobs: award-winning essay. A.Heigl. Executive Housekeeper 17: 28+ Ap 70. Condensed in Hospitals 44: 89 My 1 70 If it isn't on the label.. .forget it! J.W.Hillyard. Nursing Homes 19: 18-20 J1 70 Procedure for testing floor finishes. G.E.Stainback. Executive Housekeeper 16: 58+ Ja 70 Purchasing supplies wisely. J.G.Smothermon. Executive Housekeeper 17: 76+ J1 70 Role of equipment in housekeeping. A.J.Vestal. Hosp Top 48: 77-8 My 70 Scheduling solution: clothes pin schedule board. Execu- tive Housekeeper 17: 51 Ag 70 Vacuum scrubbers: a study of possible microbial hazards. M.B.Musachio and C.D.Strong. Hospitals 44: 90-3 O 16 70; correction. 120 N 16 70 What type of vacuum cleaner is best for carpets? (Q&A) E.Salerno. Executive Housekeeper 17: 74 Je 70 Industrial engineering Community Hospital of Brazosport self improvement pro- gram: housekeeping. W.Coon. Tex Hosp 26: 33-5 Ag 70 Detailed task analysis is key to efficient staffing sche- dule: housekeeping. L.N.Hall. Mod Nursing Home 25: 68+ N 70 Housekeeping personnel requirements. (Q&A) E.Salerno. Executive Housekeeper 17: 84 Ap 70 Industry management techniques prove effective in 250- bed hospital: housekeeping. G.S.Sterne. Hosp Admin Can 12: 34 My 70 Involve your personnel for greatest accomplishment. Sr.L.J.Kramer. Executive Housekeeper 17: 86-7 J1 70 Management by objectives: housekeeping department. D.W.Lopp. Hospitals 44: 136+Ag 16 70 Methods improvement in housekeeping. G.H. Brooks. Hosp Top 48: 69+ Je 70; 63-4 J1 70 Mr.Clean is traveling incognito. L.M.Greenwell. Tex Hosp 25: 14-15 Ap 70 Quick and simple system of floor care. M.D. Wertenberger Jr. Building Oper Manage 17: 22+ Ap 70 Role of industrial engineering in hospital housekeeping. W.F.Andrew. Executive Housekeeper 17: 64+ S 70 Volunteer engineering program: local industry assists hospital. J.Movshin and K.E.Pryor. Hospitals 44: 63+ O 1 70 Legal aspects Waxed floors not proof of negligence. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2 O 70 (Pt 1) Personnel Effective use of part-time personnel. A.J.Vestal. Hosp Top 48: 81-2 Ap 70 How to tum-on housekeeping employees: contractor's hospital program. Institutions 66: 94-6 Ap 70 Implementing the inservice education housekeeping per- sonnel. Mrs.W.K.Tew. Southern Hosp 38: 26+ F 70 Minimum wage law for executive housekeepers. D.T. Houtz. Executive Housekeeper 17: 124+ S 70 Motivating the housekeeping worker. E.B.Feldman. Building Oper Manage 17: 46+ F 70 Overview toward housekeeping personnel management. C.McCain. Executive Housekeeper 17: 30+ My 70 Proper job title boosts employee's self-esteem. A.J. Vestal. Hosp Top 48: 63+ Mr 70 Report on National Executive Housekeepers Association education. W.W.Underwood. Executive Housekeeper 17: 68-70 J1 70; 48-9 Ag 70 Responsibility for inservice education,housekeeping personnel. Mrs.W.K.Tew. Southern Hosp 38: 25 Ja 70 Stabilizing employee turnover: Northwest Hospital, Seattle. Executive Housekeeper 17: 68+ Je 70 Training and testing in housekeeping skills. M.Allore. Executive Housekeeper 17: 46+ F 70; 78+ Mr 70 Training hospital head porters. A.Bonham. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 249 F 6 70 Training made easy. K.Stewart. Executive Housekeeper 17: 84-5 J1 70 Training of staff. D.M.Heyes. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 120+ Mr-Ap 70 Procedures Uniform standard for housekeeping. L.W.Jennings Jr. Executive Housekeeper 17: 58-9 D 70 Manuals Procedure for cleaning entrances,lobbies,waiting rooms, stairways and corridors. S.Zupnik. Executive House- keeper 17: 64 Ap 70 Put housekeeping job instructions and home's policies in writing to save time and trouble. L.N.Hall. Mod Nurs- ing Home 24: 70+ Mr 70 Well-written work schedules encourage efficient clean- ing. L.N.Hall. Mod Nursing Home 24: 74 Je 70 Records and reports Written reports: a valuable tool. D.E.Cook. Executive Housekeeper 17: 72+ Ap 70 Responsibilities Administrator's view of hospital cleaning. S.G.Hill. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 111+ Mr-Ap 70 Good housekeeping doesn't just happen. M.M.Lane. Nursing Homes 19: 34-5 J1 70 Holiday housekeeping. L.C.Clawson. Nursing Homes 19: 40 D 70 Importance of good housekeeping. J.O'Hara. Southern Hosp 38: 6-7 My 70 Keep your sense of humor. J.Winder. Executive House- keeper 16: 71-2 Ja 70 Safety role of the housekeeper. F.A.Gohr. Executive Housekeeper 17: 20+ D 70 Sufficient knowledge of drug abuse needed to deal with problems of hospital employees; there must be a hospi- tal plan. A.J.Vestal. Hosp Top 48: 43-4 D 70 Ward housekeeping. J.B.Craig. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 150-1 Mr-Ap 70 What administrators should know about the housekeeping department. J.R.Strieker. Hosp Top 48: 59+ N 70 Standards How to establish and maintain cleaning standards. D.E. Cook. Executive Housekeeper 17: 58+ O 70 Volunteer service Voluntary porter's picture of the hospital: Jimmy Savile. L.Paine. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 63 Ja 9 70 (Housing and feeding employees. See: Nurses' facilities; Personnel administration—Housing and feeding) HOUSING FOR THE HANDICAPPED Clothes storage for the disabled. J.Barden. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1117 Je 12 70 Design and disability. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1791— 2 S 12 70 Design for living with disablement. I.Roberts. Brit Hosp J Soc Ser.v Rev 80: 2052-4 O 17 70 Home lift for the handicapped. A.English. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1145 S 3 70 Household needs of the disabled: a guide to the selection of furniture and equipment. S.B.Jones. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 436-8 Mr 6 70 Practice in living. A.L.Gunzburg and H.C.Gunzburg. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2274-6 N 14 70 Living at home as a totally disabled person. W.Howarth. Int Nursing Rev 17: 238-51 No.3 70 Rehabilitation homes—opportunities of personal satis- faction. B.R.Pumphrey. Rehabil Lit 31: 171+ Je 70 Team approach to teaching blind homemakers: home economist as a member of the health team. V.L.Wang and A.J.Bricker. Amer J Public Health 60: 1910-5 O 70 (Human experimentation. See: Medico-moral problems— Human experimentation; Pharmacy dept.—Drugs— Investigational) 48 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 IMPROVEMENT OF PATIENT CARE HUMAN RELATIONS (See also: Administrators—Relationships; Governing board—Relationships; Nursing education,Undergraduate —Curricula—Human relations; Patient relations; Public relations) Article says women's liberation movement may spread to hospitals. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 34 My 70 Distance,difference and danger. R.L.Jones. Tex Hosp 26: 8-9 O 70 Food service systems: human factors in administration. J.A.Ghene and L.Nejelski. Cornell Hotel Restaurant Admin Quart 11: 49-56 My 70 Friction. A.Levenstein. Supervisor Nurse 1: 35-9 Je 70 Guidelines for effective use of human resources. J.H. Carter. Can Hosp 47: 39+ Ja 70 Hierarchies in nursing. R.Gillam. Int Nursing Rev 17: 307-17 No.4 70 Hospital as a primitive society. M.L.Duncan. Amer J Nursing 70: 106-7 Ja 70 Hospital Babel. P.R.Singer. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 279- 88 Je 70 Hostility—a big expense you can avoid. M.Layden. Nations Bus 58: 54-5 S 70 How human attitudes change. Q.W.Guerin. Office 71: 63-5 My 70 Human relations committee sponsors lecture series for all hospital employees, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 32 O 1 70 Humanist values: what place in the computer age? H.M. Boettinger. Financ Executive 38: 44+ Mr 70 Manipulation and control. E.L.Shostrom. Managerial Planning 19: 39-44 S-O 70 Many faces of conflict: how differences in perception cause differences of opinion. L.R.Benton. Supervisory Manage 15: 7-10 Mr 70 Organizational cybernetics and human values. R.F. Ericson. Acad Manage J 13: 49-66 Mr 70 Problem-solving has three levels—up,down,and across. A.J.Vestal. Hosp Top 48: 45+ Ag 70 Role conflict and ambiguity in complex organizations. J.R.Rizzo and others. Admin Sci Quart 15: 150-63 Je 70 Social structure of hospital operating rooms. B.J. Gruendemann. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 43-8 My 70 Communication Are your messages provoking conflict? J.H .Grossman. Supervisory Manage 15: 2-6 N 70 Art of nondirective listening. V.C.Sherman. Supervisory Manage 15: 10-13 J1 70 Check your telephone manners. L.Marryshow. Supervi- sory Manage 15: 22-4 My 70 Communicate through your supervisors. L.I.Gelfand. Harvard Bus Rev 48: 101-4 N-D 70 Communicate with predictability. K.Schoen. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 19-23 Ja-F 70 Communication. S.Logan. Phys Therapy 50: 1153-6 Ag 70 Communication—a dying art? D.A.Chell. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 26 Mr 13 70 Communication in large organizations. A.Goldberg. Public Welfare 28: 271-5 J1 70 Communication within the clinic. P.Lauer. Med Group Manage 17: 14+ My 70 Developing management's communications skills. W.F. Keefe. Hosp Progress 51: 65-8 F 70 Do you mean what you think you mean? D.N.Kelly. Supervisor Nurse 1: 44+ O 70 How to make, downward communication work. A.B.Chase Jr. Personnel J 49: 478-83 Je 70 Improving your three-dimensional communications. L. Zeyher. Personnel J 49: 414-8 My 70 Jargon. D.K.White. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1183 Je 19 70 Let's close the communication gap. O.C.Elder Jr. Southern Hosp 38: 22+ Ap 70 Let's improve planning communications. C.E. Best and W.S.Thomas. Managerial Planning 19: 29-39 S-O 70 Management council is channel for feedback from employes. F.B.Winn Jr. Mod Hosp 115: 70+ S 70 Managing upward communication. G.Gemmill. Personnel J 49: 107-10 F 70 Negligence action could result if home's communications system is inadequate. E.W.Springer. Mod Nursing Home 25: 14+ O 70 Retortmanship: how to avoid answering questions. C. Washbume. Mich Hosp 6: 11+ My 70 Supervisor communicates. N.Ashton. Supervisor Nurse 1: 40+ J1 70 They come to listen—or do they? The question as to what conferences are all about. W.B.Ayars. Personnel J 4y: 324-8 Ap 70 Tips on developing listening skills. W.Ranieri. Hosp Purchasing Newsletter 14: 3 D 70 Written communication: basic tool for hospital adminis- trators. H.Freilich. Hosp Manage 109: 31-2 Je 70 Group Application and use of sensitivity training in the develop- ment of human relation skills with medical students. U.Rueveni. J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 28- 9 N-D 70 Esalen—and afterward: sensitivity training center. S. Lange. Nursing Outlook 18: 33-5 Je 70 Functional leadership in nursing. A.Bhattacharya. Nurs- ing Times (Engl) 66: 1001-3 Ag 6 70; 1033-4 Ag 13 70 Group dynamics of the interdisciplinary team. F.Odhner. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 484-7 O 70 Group dynamics training and improved decision making. J.Hall and M.S.Williams. J Appl Behav Sci 6: 39-68 Ja-Mr 70 Honesty is the secret in sensitivity training. N.A.Daly and H.C.Heine. Nursing Outlook 18: 36-9 Je 70 How to meet and defeat the It-Will-Never-Work Club! L.A.Copp. RN 33: 56+ My 70 Interaction patterns of nursing personnel. J.L.J.Lum. Nursing Res 19: 324-30 Jl-Ag 70 Knee groups: technique for improving communications and achieving nursing objectives. J.W.Ganong. Supervisor Nurse 1: 10+ D 70 Learning through group experience: sensitivity training. R. Yea worth. Nursing Outlook 18: 29-32 Je 70 Organizational behavior. J.M.Hofkosh. Phys Therapy 50: 1157-61 Ag 70 People in groups. C.E.Welch. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 43-54 D 70 Pros and cons of sensitivity training. H.O.Fortune. Nursing Outlook 18: 24-9 Je 70 (ed p.23) Responsible use of sensitivity training. W.C.Wyatt. Nursing Outlook 18: 39-40 Je 70 Sensitivity training: awareness sessions teach hospital employes to recognize their biases—St.Joseph Hospi- tal,Chicago. Mod Hosp 115: 29-30 N 70 Sensitivity training: should we use it? E.K.Mann. Training Develop J 24: 44+ Mr 70 Sensitivity training: uses and abuses. R.Schrank and S. Stein. Manpower 2: 2-7 J1 70 Sensitivity training with administrators. D.M.Dressier and S.Bloom. Gerontologist 10: 161-2 Sum 70 Using sensitivity training to develop teamwork with nurs- ing supervisors. U.Rueveni. Hosp Top 48: 42+ F 70 Work of Wilfred Bion on groups. M.J.Rioch. Psychiatry 33: 56-66 F 70 Departmental Interdepartmental communication: purchasing agent's role in establishing support. R.F.Smith. Hospitals 44: 87-8 D 1 70 Nurse-physician relations in patient care. J.McCormick. Hosp Forum (Calif) 12: 6+ Ja 70 One solution to the problem of communications. P. McGinty. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 551-2 Ap 30 70 Overalls in the ward: spare a thought for the maintenance worker. L.Marson. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 40 Ja 16 70 Physician leadership as perceived by nurses. B.Bates and R.W.Chamberlin. Nursing Res 19: 534-9 N-D 70 Relationship between engineers and building supervisors. R.F.H.Banister. Hosp Building Eng 3: 15-16 J1 70; some solutions. 39-40 N 70 Sensitivity training: a case study. A.R.Crawford Jr. Hosp Top 48: 38+ F 70 Suggestions for improving interdepartmental relations. Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 2 N 70 Who does what? Nurses and occupational therapists have communication difficulties. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 17-19 Je 5 70 Why not teach nursing to doctors? D.M.Bowers. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 24 Ja 1 70 (Human sterilization. See: Medico-moral problems— Human sterilization) HUMOR Corporate aviary, (picture story) P.Hilton. Nations Bus 58: 32-6 F 70 Helping an elderly housewife through a seasonal crisis: the case of Mrs.Claus. E.J.Townsend. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 409 D 70 Humor as a projective technique in occupational therapy. L.D.Miller. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 201-4 Ap 70 Humor in nursing. V.M.Robinson. Amer J Nursing 70: 1065-9 My 70 If surgery biz were like show biz. M.Bennett. J Amer Med Ass 212: 139-40 Ap 6 70 Midnight visitor: a true story of a skunk at Jackson Me- morial Hospital,Miami,Fla. O.D.West. Mich Hosp 6: 25 Mr 70 Night of the teeth. P.Ainsley. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 42 J1 31 70 Outpatient clinic blues? Here's a farout Rx. E.V.Spudis. Med Econ 47: 183+ D 7 70 Paging Dr.Peccadillo. J.D.Boland. Hosp Physician 6: 76-9 Ap 70 Patients taken with a grain of Saltzman. (picture story) Med Econ 47: 112-3 Ja 19 70 Petey Attic, (cartoons) C.L.Deasy. Amer J Nursing 70: 311 F 70; 1945 S 70 Phantasy (with references). J.J.Gallagher and A.H. Gallagher. Amer J Nursing 70: 538-42 Mr 70 Shouldice story: surgery devoted exclusively to the re- pairing of hernias. M.Ferguson. Can Nurse 66: 44-5 Ag 70 (Hurricanes. See: Disaster service—Experiences— Hurricane) HYPERBARIC CHAMBERS Fire safety in hyperbaric chambers. L.A.Eggleston. Fire Technol 6: 279-91 N 70 Hyperbaric oxygen. J.C .B.Thurston. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1271-2 O 1 70 Hyperbaric oxygenation, (ed) Postgrad Med 47: 241 Mr 70 Hyperbaric therapy can't cure doubt. Med World News 11: 16-17 F 20 70 New mobile pressure chamber. (N) MD 14: 81 S 70 Use of a one-man,mobile pressure chamber in the treat- ment of carbon monoxide poisoning. J.N.Norman and others. Brit Med J 2: 333-4 My 9 70 HYPNOSIS Hypno-anesthesia. W.C.McCall. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 81-8 S 70 Legal responsibility for delivery under hypnosis at pa- tient's request. (Q&A) R.P.Bergen. J Amer Med Ass 211: 2022 Mr 23 70 (Hypodermic syringes and needles. See: Syringes and needles) (Hypothermia equipment. See: Anesthesia dept.—Equipment and supplies) I IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS (See also: Personal health records; Pharmacy dept.— Drugs—Identification) Identifying in-patients. T.W.Mayo. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 64 Ja 9 70 Identity code for individuals: American National Standard. Office 71: 139+ Je 70 Wrong operations. (C) P.H.Addison. Brit Med T 3: 461 Ag 22 70 (ed p.420) Infant Clerical error could cost hospital up to $1 million: Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center,Chicago. (N) Hospitals 44: 106 My 1 70 Premature infant identification. H.Heller. Hospitals 44: 57-60 F 16 70 Personnel Who's who in the hospital? V.Anderson. Todays Health 48: 64-5 O 70 (Ileostomy care. See: Rehabilitation service—Ileostomy) (Illumination. See: Electric wiring and lighting; Windows) IMPROVEMENT OF PATIENT CARE (See also: Intensive care; Medical audit; Medical care; Progressive care; Recovery rooms; Trends—Patient care) Are the 'Medi' laws producing worse care for the poor? M.M.Ravitch. Resident Staff Physician 16: 119-20 Ag 70 Assessment program's teams tidying up loose ends in carrying out of regulations: Ontario. G.W.Phelps. Hosp Admin Can 12: 24-6 Ja 70 Barrier to comprehensive care is professionals' self- image. E.C.Lambertsen. Mod Hosp 114: 118 Ja 70 Can doctors cause disease? (ed) N.Cousins. Saturday Rev 53: 30-2 Ag 22 70 Components of quality health care. R.P.Noland. Phys Therapy 50: 34-9 Ja 70 Develop a health care team. E.M.Marsh. Lippincotts Hosp Pharm 5: 31-2 Ap 70 Differential perceptions of health care quality in a pre- paid group practice: Community Health Association of Detroit. D.B.Smith and C.A.Metzner. Med Care 8: 2 64-75 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 1) Direct access to the patient. C.M.Norris. Amer J Nurs- ing 70: 1006-10 My 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 49 IMPROVEMENT OF PATIENT CARE Do patients know when they're getting quality care? (ed) C.A.Ragan Jr. Resident Staff Physician 16: 35-6 Je 70 Effectiveness of patient care in an emergency room: Balti- more City Hospitals. R.H.Brook and R.L.Stevenson Jr. New Engl J Med 283: 904-7 O 22 70 Efficiency and quality of patient care: effecting a bal- ance. J.R.Landdeck. Hospitals 44: 41-4 S 16 70 Evaluation of patient care. J.S.Gonnella and others. J Amer Med Ass 214: 2040-3 D 14 70 Five approaches for assessing the quality of care. W. De Geyndt. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 21-42 Win 70 Follow-up study of patients discharged from a Jerusalem hospital. E.Kark and C.Hopp. Med Care 8: 510-22 N-D 70 Health care: Rx for change—the "healthiest nation" myth. A.Ribicoff. Saturday Rev 53: 18-20 Ag 22 70 Hospitals must function as a corporate whole: Ontario's Joint Hospital Assessment Program. A.R.Turnbull. Hosp Admin Can 12: 2 6-7 Ja 70 How to evaluate the services and care offered handi- capped children. H.M. Wallace. Public Health Rep 85: 647-55 J1 70 If Consumers Union rated doctors. A.Shaw. Hosp Physician 6: 68-70 Je 70 Man-made maladies and medicine. J.R.Audy. Calif Med 113: 48-53 N 70 New doctrine of far-reaching hospital responsibility for both the quantity and quality of hospital care, (ed) J. Priver. Mich Hosp 6: 13+ My 70 Nursing homes,hospitals on Nader's chart. (N) Bus Week No.2128: 40 Je 13 70 On improving medical care. C .P.Harrison. Can Doctor 36: 78-80 My 70 Our responsibilities. P.C.Bucy. Ill Med J 137: 239-44 Mr 70 Patient care evaluation: annual administrative review. A.Donabedian. Hospitals 44: 131+Ap 1 70 Patient care in municipal hospitals, (ed) S.M.Glick and G.E.Thomson. New Engl J Med 282: 977-8 Ap 23 70 Protect each to serve all. (ed) F.Stewart. J Florida Med Ass 57: 39 Ja 70 Results of "Sickness and Society." (interview) R.S.Duff and A.B.Hollingshead. Hosp Physician 6: 38+ N 70 Science,technology blamed for depersonalized care. (N) Hospitals 44: 140 Mr 16 70 Teaching and research: how much should the patient pay? A.J.J.Rourke. Mod Hosp 114: 116 My 70 These services most need repair: emergency room,anes- thesia .admissions .autopsy. A.J.J.Rourke. Mod Hosp 115: 86 D 70 Thinking together to solve care problems. E.A.Patterson and F.L.Stence. Amer J Nursing 70: 1703-6 Ag 70 Unfinished revolution: pediatrics, (ed) R.A.Good. Hosp Pract 5: 8-9 My 70 Who will care for the patient? D.B.Yingllng. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 34: 3-5 Spr 70 Why you really can't get good medical care. C.Remsberg and B.Remsberg. Good Housekeeping 170: 68+ F 70 Will patient care get worse if we work for Uncle Sam? The VA. J.E.Turner. Med Econ 47: 79-83 O 26 70 Maternal and infant Birth-defect risk higher among some RNs. (N) RN 33: 25 Mr 70 Checkup for the unborn: amniotic fluid tap. R.Gore. Life 69: 73+ S 18 70 Joint committee will investigate regional basis for im- proving Canada's high perinatal mortality rate. Can Med Ass J 103: 1399 D 19 70 (ed P.1389+) Maternal and perinatal mortality—prenatal care. M.C. Hatch. N Y State J Med 70: 1800-6 J1 1 70 Maternal-child care among the Chippewa: a study of the past and the present. C.L.Hildebrand. Mil Med 135: 35-43 Ja 70 Maternal reactions to the birth of a defective baby. J.F. Kennedy. Soc Casework 51: 410-6 J1 70 Medical care of urban infants: the common complaints. R.L.Mindlin. Pediatrics 45: 614-22 Ap 70 Obstetrician and society: Britain. D.Baird. Amer J Public Health 60: 628-40 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Perinatal mortality—a view from the ivy tower. R.G. Brame. N C Med J 31: 308-10 Ag 70 Perinatal mortality—past,present,and future. T.D. Scurletis and others. N C Med J 31: 331-8 S 70 Social class,social mobility,and prematurity: a test of the childhood environment hypothesis for Negro women. J.R.Udry and others. J Health Soc Behav 11: 190-5 S 70 Statistics Background and methodology of a study of congenital mal- formations: Iowa. S.Hay and others. Public Health Rep 85: 913-7 O 70 British births survey. R.Chamberlain and G.Chamberlain. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 24-5 Mr 13 70 But now we have proof! (an analysis of West Virginia's new birth and death statistics). N.H.Dyer and others. West Virginia Med J 66: 117-25 Ap 70 Causes of neonatal mortality: an analysis of 501 autop- sies on newborn infants. M.A.Valdes-Dapena and J.B. Arey. J Pediat 77: 366-74 S 70 (ed p.375) Determinants of Infant mortality. I.Leveson. Inquiry 7: 60-1 Je 70 Epidemiological approach to infant mortality. C.L. Erhardt and others. Arch Environ Health 20: 743-57 Je 70 Infant Immunization surveillance: cost vs effect—Rhode Island. E.B.Byme and others. J Amer Med Ass 212: 770- 3 My 4 70 Infant mortality: an urgent national problem. F.Falkner. Children 17: 83-7 My-Je 70 Infant mortality trends and maternal and Infant care. E. Hunt. Children 17: 88-90 My-Je 70 Labor, deli very, & perinatal death. C.E. Gibbs. Tex Med 66: 87-9 Ap 70 Neonatal morbidity and nursery function. M.M.Desmond and others. J Amer Med Ass 212: 281-7 Ap 13 70 Postmortem findings among low birth weight infants. J.L. Washington and others. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 276-8 S 70 Relation of poverty and race to antenatal infection. R.L. Naeye and W.A.Blanc. New Engl J Med 283: 555-60 S 10 70 (ed p.594-5) Studies of the sudden infant death syndrome In King County,Washington. C.G.Ray and others. J Amer Med Ass 211: 619-23 Ja 26 70 Study of growth, morbidity and mortality among Eskimo infants of Western Alaska. J.E.Maynard and L.M. Hammes. Bull World Health Organ 42: 613-22 No.4 70 Study of infant mortality from linked records: registration aspects. H.C.Chase. Amer J Public Health 60: 2181-96 N 70 Trends In "prematurity": United States,1950-1967. H.C. Chase and M.E.Byrnes. Amer J Public Health 60: 1967- 83 O 70 (Improvised hospitals. See: Civil defense—Community organization—Emergency hospitals; Mobile units) (Incentive reimbursement plans. See: Income for hospital services—Contract purchase; Medicare—Reimbursement) (Incentives. See: Personnel administration—Fringe benefits; Personnel administration—Motivation) (Incident reports. See: Safety—Records and reports) INCINERATORS (See also: Waste disposal) Incinerators: some of the latest items from the ranges of prominent manufacturers. Hosp Building Eng 3: 8-10 J1 70 Montreal hospitals—Quebec Hospital Association pro- tests sanitation report. (N) Can Hosp 47: 13-14 Ag 70 Solid waste incinerators: design and operation. G.N. Crawford. Plant Eng 24: 35-7 Ap 2 70 Survey your garbage,then burn it. E.R.Kaiser. Mod Hosp 114: 134+ My 70 Waste handling requires a systems approach. F.C.Hart. Hospitals 44: 80-3 My 1 70 (Inclusive rates. See: Rates—Structure—Inclusive) (Income. See: Auxiliaries—Projects; Endowments and in- vestments; Federal aid; Financial management; Fund raising; Gifts; Grants-in-aid; Income for hospital serv- ices; Shops) (Income and expense statements. See: Financial manage- ment—Reports and operating statements) INCOME FOR HOSPITAL SERVICES (See also: Federal aid; Financial management; Indigent care; Insurance reporting; Medicare—Reimbursement; Transient care) Administrative profiles: pharmacy service. Hospitals 44: 40 J1 16 70 Consumer-set hospital rates urged by AHA. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ Mr 2 70 Financing health care: annual administrative review. D.H.Hltt. Hospitals 44: 77+ Ap 1 70 Contract purchase Connecticut experiment: incentive reimbursement. A.G. Herkimer. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 6+ My 70 Controlled charges vs cost based reimbursement. J.J. Freysinger. Mich Hosp 6: 9+ Ap 70 Efficiency,incentives and reimbursement for health care. M.V.Pauly. Inquiry 7: 114-31 Mr 70 Governance of hospitals—third-party payers cannot by themselves control hospital costs. O.W.Anderson. Trustee 23: 22-6 Ag 70 Hospital cash complaint: payers have the money but they keep it in the bank. Mod Hosp 115: 102-3 Ag 70 Incentive can help control hospital costs. C.T.Hardy Jr. Physicians Manage 10: 35-41 Je 70 Incentive reimbursement: a theoretical model. C.P. Hardwick and H.Wolfe. Hospitals 44: 45-8 S 16 70 Look who's paying hospital bills today. Med Econ 47: 93 S 14 70 "Prospective rate" method of reimbursement. G.A. Killenberg. Hosp Top 48: 52 S 70 Reconsideration of reimbursement. S.A.Edwards and J. Foster. Tex Hosp 25: 32-4 Ja 70 $3 million debts on third party cases. Nat Hosp (Austra- lia) 14: 21-2 J1 70 West Virginia Hospital Association establishes fair prac- tice committee. (N) Hospitals 44: 98-9 D 1 70 What experiments in prospective reimbursement are teaching providers,agencies,third parties: a report. G.J.Martin. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3-7 N 70 Blue Cross Agreement ends dispute over Blue Cross contract: Massa- chusetts. (N) Hospitals 44: 176+ Ag 16 70 Blue Cross Plan cancels Washington Hospital Center contract. (N) Hospitals 44: 176 Ap 1 70 Blue Cross Plan to provide cash deposit to hospitals: North Carolina. (N) Hospitals 44: 135 Ja 1 70 California hospital adds $18-per-day private rooms for day care: Memorial Hospital of Long Beach. (N) Med World News 11: 38 S 18 70 CASH program: incentive reimbursement plan. J.R. Saurweln Jr. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3-5 My 70 Contract ends dispute between Blue Cross,Washington Hospital Center. (N) Hospitals 44: 97 Je 16 70 Controlled charges combine cost savings and quality care in Indiana. N.R.Jones and others. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 8+ S 70 Experimental program in incentive reimbursement expected to realize $1.5 million savings this year. (N) Hospitals 44: 19 N 16 70 Hospitals drop threat of Blue Cross withdrawal: Charles- ton,W.Va. (N) Hospitals 44: 107 O 16 70 Hospitals to quit Blue Cross in payment method dispute: Charleston,W.Va. (N) Hospitals 44: 97 S 16 70 Incentive led to ECG at half previous cost: Hahnemann College and Hospital,Philadelphia . (N) Mod Hosp 115: 105 Ag 70 Indiana 'Blues' initiate breakthrough in treatment of alcoholism with signing of contract with specialized hospital. (N) Hosp Top 48: 20 N 70 Massachusetts Blue Cross has gun at head; hospitals get $5 million more. Mod Hosp 115: 104-5 Ag 70 Multifaceted approach to incentive reimbursement: Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania. C.P.Hardwick and H. Wolfe. Med Care 8: 173-88 My-Je 70 New Jersey Insurance department to set flexible ceilings on Blue Cross payments. (N) Hospitals 44: 118 My 16 70 New reimbursement pact for West Virginia hospitals, Blue Cross. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 39-40 O 70 Philadelphia Blue Cross reduces payments; hospitals balk. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 50 Ap 70 Prospective pay contract signed: Rhode Island. (N) Amer Med News 13: 13 N 23 70 Tie payment to planning .Kansas group recommends. (N) Hospitals 44: 97 Ja 16 70 Wisconsin high court holds Blue Cross discount proper. (N) Hospitals 44: 27 Mr 1 70 Government Eight New Jersey hospitals report losses from providing care to indigent persons. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 N 1 70 Five state associations offer incentive plan to raise standards and payments. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 80 Je 70 Illinois hospitals get public aid payments. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 39 Ag 70 Nebraska will change reimbursement formula for nursing homes. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 82 Ja 70 Prospective reimbursement recommended to control health care costs in Illinois. (N) Hospitals 44: 122-3 My 16 70 Public Health Service outlines requirements for coal miner x-ray program. (N) Hospitals 44: 181 Ag 16 70 Workmen's compensation Another look at workmen's compensation. A.M.Skolnik and D.N.Price. Soc Secur Bull 33: 3-25 O 70 Workmen's compensation payments and costs,1968. A.M. Skolnlk. Soc Secur Bull 33: 33-6 Ja 70 (Incorporation. See: Laws and legislation—Incorporation) INDEXING (See also: Library service—Bibliographic control; Medi- cal records dept.—Patient records—Indexing and nomenclature) Coordinate indexing for small files: a non-computerized system. A.G.Hoshovsky. Inform Rec Manage 4: 21+ D 69/ja 70 50 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 INDUSTRIAL HEALTH SERVICE FOUND (Finding of Unstructured Documents): setting up a personal information retrieval system. J.H.Norton. Manage Rev 59: 2-9 Mr 70 INDIAN HEALTH AND HOSPITAL SERVICE Award winner Miss Audra Pambrun,RN: American Nurses' Association's most "involved" nurse. V.Spencer and R.B.Becich. Hosp Manage 109: 20 Je 70 Children's dental program for American Indians. J. Abramowitz. J Amer Dent Ass 81: 395-405 Ag 70 Data system for dental program administration: Indian Health Service. R.E.Mecklenburg. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 601-9 Mr 70 Epidemiology of accidents among the Navajo Indians. R. Brown and others. Public Health Rep 85: 881-8 O 70 Government medical service to the Seminole Indians. A.F.Mendez. J Florida Med Ass 57: 28-32 Ag 70 Health and nutrition study among Michigan Indians. W.C. Willet and others. Mich Med 69: 305-11 Ap 70 Indian health. MD 14: 91-3 N 70 Indian medical care narrowing gap. E.A,Johnson. US Med 6: 27-8 Ja 15 70 Indicator to aid management in assigning program priorities: Indian Health Service. J.E.Miller. Public Health Rep 85: 725-31 Ag 70 Maternal-child care among the Chippewa: a study of the past and the present. C.L.Hildebrand. Mil Med 135: 35-43 Ja 70 Measures of longevity of American Indians. C.A.Hill Jr. Public Health Rep 85: 233-9 Mr 70 Mental health services for American Indians and Eskimos. E.F.Torrey. Community Ment Health J 6: 455-63 D 70 Pharmacy service in the heart of Navajoland. E.L. Cekada. Lippincotts Hosp Pharm 5: 5-8 Ap 70 Suicides and homicides among Indians. M.Ogden and others. Public Health Rep 85: 75-80 Ja 70 Time loss and indirect economic costs caused by disease among Indians and Alaska natives: a comparison with the general U.S.population. K.R.Reinhard and others. Public Health Rep 85: 397-411 My 70 Treatment program for Navaho alcoholics: results after four years. F.N .Ferguson. Quart J Stud Ale 31: 898-919 D 70 (Pt A) INDIGENT CARE (See also: Federal aid—Grants—Migrant health serv- ices; Health care delivery; Health centers; Income for hospital services—Contract purchase—Government; Medicare—Medicaid; Transient care) Can we work with the Black Panthers ? H . Donovan. Nursing Outlook 18: 34-5 My 70 Care of the aged. N.Solomon and M.Tayback. Maryland State Med J 19: 105-6 N 70 Changing concept of a charity hospital, (ed) C.W. Phillips. J Nat Med Ass 62: 303+ J1 70 Changing neighborhoods: the challenge to Catholic hos- pitals to stay. E.V.Ellis. Hosp Progress 51: 38-43 Ja 70 Changing urban scene: urban hospitals must work with the ghetto community. M.Zborowski. Hospitals 44: 33- 6 D 1 70 Characteristics and perceptions of low-income women and use of preventive health services: an exploratory study. J.L.Triplett. Nursing Res 19: 140-6 Mr-Ap 70 Communication with the poor. A.F.Poussaint. Rehabil Rec 11: 18-19 N-D 70 Community accountability and mental health services. S. . Ment Hyg 54: 205-14 Ap 70 Community health aides: how effective are they? J.G. Cauffman and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1904-9 O 70 Community need—nursing and medical students respond: Jensen Medical Referral Center,Houston. F.Jeu and J. Raulston. Nursing Outlook 18: 28-30 Mr 70 Consumer participation in planning and evaluation of mental health services. R.A.Levine. Soc Work 15: 41-6 Ap 70 Delivering mental health services to the urban poor. J.C. Hall and others. Soc Work 15: 35-9 Ap 70 Development of a service-oriented psychiatric program in a disadvantaged area. A.J.Rosenthal and H.Langee. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1436-43 Ap 70 Dr.Egeberg says programs for poor temporary,foresees equality in health care within decade. (N) Hospitals 44: 119-20 Ap 16 70 Emergency departments and the non-emergency deluge. Med World News 11: 22-8 D 25 70 For waifs,a hospital is sometimes a home: hospital is still no place for a well child. Med World News 11: 22 My 1 70 Ghetto care: 'it's going to take years.' (interview) E.O. Ellis. Amer Med News 13: 8-9 Ag 24 70 Ghetto patient, (ed) J.Sorrentino. New Physician 19: 20-1 Ja 70 Give a damn? Then tithe your time. A.Z.Baum. Hosp Physician 6: 78-81 My 70 Health care program started for 2500 New York poor. (N) Hospitals 44: 144 O 1 70 Health,Education,and Welfare task force recommends Medicaid be scrapped in favor of new approach. (N) Hospitals 44: 74 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Health in rural poverty: some lessons in theory and from experience. D.Steinman. Amer J Public Health 60: 1813— 23 S 70 Health park for Harlem proposed. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 38 My 70 Health problems of the poor: a legal advocacy program— Los Angeles. W.J.Curran. Amer J Public Health 60: 757- 8 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Home visiting in a black urban ghetto. J.N.Chappel and R. Daniels. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1455-60 Ap 70 How much free care is now being given by hospitals? (Q&A) J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 40 N 70 Inner-city patient: an in-depth profile—Cook County Hospital,Chicago. C.W.Phillips and others. Hospitals 44: 55+ N 16 70 Medical care for underprivileged populations. C.R. Greene. New Engl J Med 282: 1187-93 My 21 70 Medicine in the black community. O.J.Jackson and W. Nixon. Calif Med 113: 57-61 O 70 (ed p.49-50) Nursing in response to social crisis. H.Richards and N .S.Hargrave. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 647-55 D 70 Optimism-pessimism about helping the poor with health problems. L.Pratt. Soc Work 15: 29-33 Ap 70 Physician-social worker cooperation: D.C.General Hos- pital. R.L.Standard. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 227-9 Ap 70 Poor seek hospital care in two suits: Louisiana and Colorado. (N) Hospitals 44: 106 S 1 70 Poverty,illness,and the Negro child. M.Seham. Pedi- atrics 46: 305-11 Ag 70 Problem isn't how little we spend on the poor,but how badly we spend: Chicago. P.de Vise. Mod Hosp 114: 84+ My 70 Prospect: a hospital with soul. Med World News 11: 30A F 20 70 Provision of rehabilitation services to the physically impaired in ghetto health programs, (ed) A.D. Anderson and H .L.Thornhill. New Engl J Med 282: 222- 3 Ja 22 70 Reaching out to the poor: "health care expediters." E.D. Vodev. Hospitals 44: 70-2 Ag 16 70 Selected self-help: a study of clients of a community social psychiatry service—Lincoln Hospital Mental Health Services. S.Lehmann. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1444- 54 Ap 70 Separate health care system for poor called indefensible concept,unacceptable practice. (N) Hospitals 44: 107 My 1 70 Statement on health care for the disadvantaged: AHA. Hospitals 44: 124-5 My 16 70 Take fair share of indigent patients, Cook County tells Chicago hospitals. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 44c Mr 70 Task force proposes minimum federal health benefits for 40 million poor and near poor. Mod Hosp 115: 90+ J1 70 Teaching hospitals join the urban poor. Med World News 11: 14-15 Ja 23 70 To serve needy,expand ambulatory care,Philadelphia committee advises. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 37-8 My 70 Treating low-income patients in a neighborhood center. A.N.Amson and R.Collins. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 111-3 Ap 70 Tri-State meeting told why the poor don't trust hospitals. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 34-5 Je 70 Uninsulated caseload in a neighborhood mental health center: Denver. J.M.Kluger. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1430- 6 Ap 70 Voice of the consumer grows louder and more insistent: AHA convention report. Hospitals 44: 73-4 O 1 70 Welfare rights group indicts AHA,lists 15 demands. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 30-2 O 70 Eligibility Constitutionality of durational residence requirements. M.K.Rosenheim. Soc Serv Rev 44: 82-93 Mr 70 Medicaid and recipients. J .J. McNamara. J Amer Med Ass 213: 927-8 Ag 3 70; 1087-8 Ag 10 70 Michigan Nursing Home Association blasts patient evalu- ation mix-up between two departments. (N) Mod Nurs- ing Home 25: 80+ S 70 Expenditures Social welfare expenditures,1969-70. A.M.Skolnik and S. Dales. Soc Secur Bull 33: 3-17 D 70 State and local programs Alabama Racism and health in Greene County,Alabama. C.L. Marshall. J Nat Med Ass 62: 109-14 Mr 70 California Los Angeles lawyers & doctors sue county for better health care. A.F.Charles. New Physician 19: 823-6 O 70 (ed p.821) San Francisco: anatomy of a non-strike. A.Bottone. New Physician 19: 833-6 O 70 (ed p.821) Colorado Pediatric chapter meets special challenges: Costilla County,Colo. D.Johnson. Physicians Manage 10: 72P+ Mr 70 Illinois Chicago: revolution within the establishment. H.Levine. New Physician 19: 837-44 O 70 Medicine to aid a Chicago ghetto: health mobiles. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ Je 29 70 Mississippi Howard University Mississippi health project. G.Tolbert. New Physician 19: 319-24 Ap 70 New York Mount Sinai's approach to the East Harlem community. C.H.Goodrich and others. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 97- 112 F 70 New York—the Lincoln collective: community and house staff unite to demand reforms. R.Blum. New Physician 19: 829-31 O 70 (ed p.821) Staff training and the working relationships of providers and consumers in Spanish Harlem. F.C.Lindaman. Amer J Public Health 60: 1225-9 J1 70 North Carolina Community health projects: a closer look at problems. F.Strychaz. New Physician 19: 329-30 Ap 70 Student-initiated community health care: University of North Carolina and Duke University. D.M.McConnell Jr.and H.H.Atkins II. New Physician 19: 325-8 Ap 70 Pennsylvania Hospital to provide care to 13,000 Philadelphia poor: Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital. (N) Hospi- tals 44: 116 N 16 70 (Industrial engineering. See: Methods improvement— Industrial engineering; Shared services—Industrial engineering; and the subhead Industrial engineering under hospitals and depts.) INDUSTRIAL HEALTH SERVICE (See also: Health insurance Voluntary—Nonprofit— Labor-management; and special plans such as Perma- nente Plan) Absenteeism—when the cause is a medical problem. C.J. Stemhagen. Supervisory Manage 15: 21-3 Mr 70 Applying the computer to an international health screen- ing program. J.C.Duffy and K.F.Moonan. Ind Med Surg 39: 11-14 Ja 70 British Railways Medical Service. T.P.Howkins. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 18-20 Ja 1 70 Call for police surgeons. J.Finn. Med World News 11: 18-20 O 30 70 (ed p.11) Changing scope of occupational medicine and environ- mental health. D.H .Goldstein. Amer J Public Health 60: 645-52 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Chronic disease morbidity and income level in an em- ployed population: Du Pont Company. S.Pell and C.A. D'Alonzo. Amer J Public Health 60: 116-29 Ja 70 Company physician. I .R.Tabershaw. J Occup Med 12: 61- 5 Mr 70 Computer intervention with people,patients,and physi- cians: multi phasic testing of California cannery work- ers. S.R.Sherman and others. Med Care 8: 276-86 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 1) Crisis intervention in industry. A.Kiev. J Occup Med 12: 158-63 My 70 Employee health program for federal workers. J.E.Baer. Amer J Public Health 60: 2099-2101 N 70 Employees who use drugs: a growing problem. A.L. Malabre Jr. Supervisory Manage 15: 34-7 J1 70 Firestone medical services in Liberia. R.B.Cunningham and J.C.Jeffrey. Ind Med Surg 39: 199-203 My 70 First aid in small plants. R.H.Casey. Environ Contr Safety Manage 140: 30-2 J1 70 Gravid women at work: fetal and maternal morbidity, employment policy,and medicolegal aspects. A.W. Diddle. J Occup Med 12: 10-15 Ja 70 Group occupational health service in a developing coun- try: Dar es Salaam,Tanzania. H.de Glanville. Brit Med J 4: 548-50 N 28 70 Healthy at work? The employed persons (health and safety) bill. B.M.Slaney. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 528-30 Ap 23 70 How a distillery rehabilitates alcoholics. Nat Safety News 101: 56-9 Je 70 Iatrogenic illness and industry—as seen in a mental health clinic. S.M .Colthart. J Occup Med 12: 267-9 J1 70 Identifying emotional disturbance in persons seen in industrial dispensaries. B.M.Rosen and others. Ment Hyg 54: 271-9 Ap 70 Implications of community mental health programs for industry. A.I .Levenson. Amer J Public Health 60: 1931-5 O 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 51 INDUSTRIAL HEALTH SERVICE Industrial experience with automated multiphasic health examinations. H .A.Haessler. Ind Med Surg 39: 24-6 Ag 70 Industrial medical service in Switzerland. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 2023-4 Mr 23 70 Industrial medical services in the USSR. Int Hosp Rev 8: 4 No.3 70 Industrial psychiatry for the employer of last resort. M.P.Dumont. Community Ment Health J 6: 411-7 O 70 Interpersonal relations in industry: a positive approach to industrial mental health. A.H .Hirschfeld and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 2094-8 N 70 Medical department of the United Verde Copper Company. A.C.Carlson. Ariz Med 27: 20-2 Ag 70 Multiphasic health screening: a tool for industrial hy- giene? Nat Safety News 102: 72-3 Ag 70 National surveillance network for occupational health. V.E.Rose and others. J Occup Med 12: 193-7 Je 70 New medical center for Xerox. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 46-7 S 11 70 Occupational health in civil aviation. M.K.Davies and C. Rhodes. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 30-1 My 1 70 Occupational health in Ireland. B.Pringle. J Occup Med 12: 180-2 My 70 Occupational health services in Brazilian industries. D. .Nogueira. Ind Med Surg 39: 245-8 Je 70 Occupational medicine. C .H .Rushmore. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 1411-4 D 70 Part-time industrial medical practice in England. A. Curtis. J Occup Med 12: 227-33 Je 70 Physician of the day and the capitol dispensary. S.A. Mullen. J Florida Med Ass 57: 60-1 Ja 70 Practical experience with an alcoholism program in indus- try. W.W.Davis. Ohio State Med J 66: 814-6 Ag 70 Recommended medical standards for examination of job applicants and employees with diabetes mellitus. W.W. Stewart and C.S.Ryan. Ind Med Surg 39: 38-9 Ap 70 Screening for drug addiction. D.Sohn. Personnel 47: 22- 30 Jl-Ag 70 Sickness absenteeism of alcoholics. S.Pell and C.A. D'Alonzo. J Occup Med 12: 198-210 Je 70 Utilizing computers in evaluating health data: Internation- al Business Machines Corporation. J.C.Duffy. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 952-63 N 70 What's wrong with alcoholism control programs? L.F. Presnail. Personnel 47: 38-43 Mr-Ap 70 Workplace as a health care resource. J.L.Steinfeld. J Occup Med 12: 315-7 Ag 70 You and your employee health service. T.Chandler Jr. J Occup Med 12: 47-8 F 70 Executive health Can companies reduce executive heart attacks? J.Smith. Manage Rev 59: 25-8 Je 70 INDUSTRIAL NURSING Airport nurse. B.M.Davies. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1392-4 O 29 70 Coping alone in a small factory—some sidelights. S.M. Allen. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 52 Ja 9 70 Industrial nursing: a varied,interesting nursing career. V.L.Smith. Bedside Nurse 3: 20-3 D 70 Occupational health nurse and the patient with trauma. H.L.Gallaher and G.M .Wyatt. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 609-19 D 70 Preplacement health screening by nurses in industry. L.B.Munro. Can Nurse 66: 29-32 N 70 She's a regular at the racetrack. V.Fournier. Can Nurse 66: 22-5 J1 70 (Industrial therapy. See: Occupational therapy dept.— Special activities—Work; Rehabilitation service—Voca- tional) INDUSTRY AND THE HOSPITAL Business group undertakes one more health needs study: Chamber of Commerce of the United States. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 97-8 S 16 70 Distribution of earnings in health and other industries. V.R.Fuchs and others. J Human Resources 5: 382-9 Sum 70 Don't shoot the piano player.. .(He's doing the best he can.) W.True and G.Prichard. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 6+ D 70 Expanding disposables market. L.Lieb. Surg Bus 33: 30-1 5 70 400: power structure of the foodservice industry. Institu- tions 67: 88+ J1 70 Health care—challenge for 1970. M.Cyker. Amer Surg Dealer 57: 33+ Ja 70 Health services becoming nation's largest industry. (N) Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 4 Ap 70 Hospitals and other health care institutions: how does the industry stand in 1970? Institutions 66: 96-7 My 70 Industry in the technology of the future. C.B.McCoy. Del Med J 42: 10-11 Ja 70 New blood for tired hospitals. R.G.Wasyluka. Harvard Bus Rev 48: 65-74 S-O 70 New decade: what it will do to the health industry and for the health industry, (ed) A.Comper. Surg Bus 33: 42-4 Ja 70 New medical market segment of the future: the parahos- pital. Mod Med Top 31: 1-3 Ja 70; 1-3 F 70 1970—a year of high surgical sales opportunities. P.B.B. Andrews. Surg Bus 33: 34-41 Ja 70 Nurses bring products information to mothers in their own homes: New Arrivals. Hosp Top 48: 76+ Ja 70 Our ailing medical system: the medical-industrial com- plex. H.B.Meyers. Fortune 81: 90+ Ja 70 Prescription market—1970 and beyond. R.A.Gosselin. Med Marketing Media 5: 9+ Ap 70 Solution to hospital costs may be over-simplified. R.L. Johnson. Hosp Progress 51: 80-5 Ag 70 Trends of marketing and distribution in the surgical supply industry. A.Haring. Amer Surg Dealer 57: 34+ J1 70 Volunteer engineering program: local industry assists hospital. J.Movshin and K.E.Pryor. Hospitals 44: 63+ O 1 70 (Infant care. See: Formula rooms; Identification systems— Infant; Improvement of patient care—Maternal and in- fant; Nurseries; Pediatric care; Pediatric nursing; Pre- mature care) INFECTION CONTROL (See also: Air conditioning—Surgery; Gloves; Linens— Contaminated; Masks,Face; Sanitation; Sterilization; Syringes and needles; Thermometers, Clinical; Ultra- sonic cleaning; and the subhead Aseptic technic under hospitals and depts.) Antibiotic-resistant hospital antibiotic policies. M. Ridley and others. Lancet 1: 230-3 Ja 31 70 Automated materials handling reduces cross-contamina- tion: Elmbrook Memorial Hospital, Brookfield ,Wis. Nat Safety News 102: 76-7 Ag 70 Coagulase-positive staphylococci in throat culture of hospital employee. (Q&A) G.X.Trimble. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1333 N 16 70 Computers speed infection reporting. R.C.Tilton. J En- viron Health 33: 103-6 Jl-Ag 70 Critical evaluation of microbiological hazards associated with the pharmacy and the hospital. L.G.Herman. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 56-60 Ja 70 Detection of endotoxin in the blood of patients with sepsis due to gram-negative bacteria. J.Levin and others. New Engl J Med 283: 1313-6 D 10 70 (ed p.1342- 3) Disinfectants that don't, (ed) Ann Intern Med 72: 282-3 F 70 Environmental health activities at Metropolitan Hospital Medical Center,New York City. S.Trichter. J Environ Health 33: 93-6 Jl-Ag 70. Condensed in Hospitals 44: 91 N 16 70 Hands up—proper hygiene inhibits infection. C.L.Ewing. Executive Housekeeper 17: 24+ F 70 Hepatitis in hospitals: a hazard to staff and patients. Hospitals 44: 83+ S 16 70 Hexachlorophane for treating carriers of Staphylococcus aureus. P.Noone and others. Lancet 1: 1202-3 Je 6 70 Hospital-acquired infections. D.S.Feingold. New Engl J Med 283: 1384-91 D 17 70 Hospital design and infection control: hospital areas and systems. R.M.Mommsen. Hospitals 44: 113+ N 1 70 Hospital employee with positive throat culture. (Q&A) S.Levin. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1333 N 16 70 Hospital infection control: a new philosophy and a new approach. J.C .N .Westwood. Can Hosp 47: 39-40 J1 70; 60-1 Ag 70; 62+ S 70 Hospital infections, (ed) W.E.Wellman. Minn Med 53: 969 S 70 Infection control depends on flow of new ideas and prod- ucts. Mod Hosp 115: 130 Ag 70 Infection control: emphasis on hand washing. J.E.Snyder. Hospitals 44: 80+ Je 1 70 Infection control sister. M.L.Grant. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 659-60 My 21 70 Infection control sister in British hospitals. B.Moore. Int Nursing Rev 17: 84-91 No.l 70 Infection from intravenous "scalp-vein" needles in a susceptible population. S.Lowenbraun and others. J Amer Med Ass 212: 451-3 Ap 20 70. Condensed in Hospitals 44: 90+ S 1 70 Investigating hospital antiseptic solutions. L.W.Pielou. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 30-1 Ap 17 70 Microbiological contamination control in hospitals: roles of central service and the laundry. V.W.Greene. Hospitals 44: 98+ Ja 1 70; role of the laboratory. 66-70 Ja 16 70; role of the medical staff. 124-9 F 1 70 Microbiological sampling: not recommended as a routine hospital procedure. T.C.Eickhoff. Hospitals 44: 86-7 Ap 16 70 Multiple factors to consider in hospital infection control. C.W.Walter. Hosp Top 48: 65-9 O 70 Nature of microbes. J.M.Hale. Executive Housekeeper 17: 32+ Ap 70; 26+ My 70; 64+ Je 70; 136+ S 70 Nosocomial infection and antibiotic usage at Grady Memorial Hospital: a prevalence survey. J.L.Adler and J.A.Shulman. Southern Med J 63: 102-5 Ja 70 Nosocomial infections: report on international conference. Hospitals 44: 82+ O 1 70 Nosocomial infections: use of chemotherapeutic agents. C.K.Himmelsbach. Hospitals 44: 84+ F 16 70; correc- tion. 32 Je 16 70 Nurse's role in extending infection control to the commu- nity. J.Lentz. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 165-74 Mr 70 Outbreak of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infection: observations in hospital and nursing home. R. O'Toole and others. J Amer Med Ass 213: 257-63 J1 13 70 Pseudomonas aeruginosa in respiratory illness: endoge- nous or exogenous? H.B.H.Smith and P.G.Tuffnell. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 516-21 S 70 Role of the infection control nurse. K.Wenzel. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 89-98 Mr 70 Some architectural considerations for the prevention of cross infection. Hosp Building Eng 3: 5-7 J1 70 Upper respiratory tract carriage of gram-negative enteric bacilli by hospital personnel. J.J.Rahal Jr.and others. J Amer Med Ass 214: 754-6 O 26 70 Airborne Air cleanliness. F.A.Gohr. J Environ Health 32: 448-9 Ja-F 70 Air environment in the operating room. E.O.Goodrich Jr. and W.W.Whitfield. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 7+ Je 70 Airborne transmission of smallpox, (ed) Brit Med J 4: 127 O 17 70 Airborne transmission of smallpox: outbreak of 20 cases in West German hospital. WHO (World Health Organ) Chron 24: 311-5 J1 70 Five laminar flow operating rooms in row at Kaiser,Los Angeles. (N) Contamination Contr 9: 7 S-O 70 Hospital sanitation—past,present,and future. J.W. Leemhorst. Contamination Contr 9: 12+ S-O 70 Laminar/linear flow system of ventilation: its application to medicine and surgery. C.C.Scott. Lancet 1: 989-93 My 9 70 List of ultraclean U.S.hospital facilities. Contamination Contr 9: 25+ S-O 70. Also in Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 6 N-D 70 Portable laminar-air-flow isolator. W.Z.Penland Jr.and S. Perry. Lancet 1: 174-6 Ja 24 70 Type of floor covering does not influence airborne con- tamination. Hospitals 44: 72+ Mr 1 70 Ultraclean hospital facilities: five years of experience. R.Wentz. Contamination Contr 9: 30-4 S-O 70 Committees Infection committee needs a plan of action: here's one that works. P.McHugh. Mod Hosp 115: 92+ J1 70 Surveillance,the key to infection control. M.DeL. Wheeler. RN 33: 38-40 D 70 Legal aspects Hospital not negligent in staph infection: Michigan. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 4 Ja 70 (Pt 1) Staphylococcal infections. R.P.Bergen. J Amer Med Ass 211: 721-2 Ja 26 70 Unsterile needle causes suit. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 48 N 70 (Infirmaries. See: Student health service) (Information booklets for patients. See: Patients' booklets) (Information networks,Biomedical. See: Communication systems—Biomedical) INFORMATION SERVICE (See also: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Information service) Switchboard Check your telephone manners. L.Marryshow. Supervi- sory Manage 15: 22-4 My 70 Open telephone system in a closed psychiatric unit. M.J. Meldman and D.Schaller. Perspect Psychiat Care 8: 186-8 Jl-Ag 70 Telephone listeners hear the way you look! Mich Hosp 6: 17 J1 70 (Information systems,Hospital. See: Automation—Informa- tion systems) 52 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 INTENSIVE CARE INHALATION THERAPY DEPT. (See also: Explosions; Hyperbaric chambers; Oxygen and medical gas supply; Premature care—Retrolental fibroplasia; Resuscitation; Suction systems—Clinical) Administration How one 250-bed hospital set up an inhalation therapy department. J.Maunsell. Hosp Admin Can 12: 33-4 S 70 Inhalation therapy departments flourish—but not without pain and problems. Mod Hosp 115: 77-80 N 70 Report tells how "fastest growing" hospital specialty got that way: inhalation therapy. W.J.Monagle and E.L. Cassara. Mod Hosp 115: 74-7 N 70 Aerosol Drug reconcentration in aerosol generators. R.V.Glick. Inhalation Therapy 15: 179-83 D 70 Simple,inexpensive aerosol generator. J.M.Kamen. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 1399-1400 D 70 Unipolarly charged aerosols. A.P.Wehner and others. Arch Environ Health 20: 28-36 Ja 70 Aseptic technic Disinfection of inhalation therapy equipment by ultrasonic nebulization. H.R.Stevens and others. Inhalation Therapy 15: 29-33 Ap 70 Efficacy of ethylene oxide treatment of respirators is verified by a procedure for testing sterility. M.A. Benarde and C.Hegh. Hospitals 44: 62+ My 1 70 Ethylene oxide sterilization: a necessity for inhalation therapy departments. F.B.Engley Jr.and M.T.Metzgar. Inhalation Therapy 15: 9-13 F 70 Fine-particle humidifiers — source of Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections in a respiratory-disease unit. H.G.Grieble and others. New Engl J Med 282: 531-5 Mr 5 70 Infection associated with prolonged ventilation. T.W. Williams Jr. Inhalation Therapy 15: 76-8 Je 70 Inhalation therapy equipment may be reservoir for gram- negative bacteria. F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 115: 108 O 70 Long-term evaluation of decontamination of inhalation- therapy equipment and the occurrence of necrotizing pneumonia. A.K.Pierce and others. New Engl J Med 282: 528-31 Mr 5 70. Condensed in Hospitals 44: 57 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Nebulisation. J.Robinson. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1891 S 26 70 Practical aspects of disinfection of ventilators. S.Eykyn. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1941-2 O 3 70 Serratia marcescens infections from inhalation therapy medications: nosocomial outbreak. C.V.Sanders Jr.and others. Ann Intern Med 73: 15-21 J1 70 Equipment and supplies Eliminating electrical interference to operation of the Emerson post-operative ventilator. T.E.Merket and G.R.Collins. Inhalation Therapy 15: 124 Ag 70 Legal aspects Flash fire during oxygen therapy treatment. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 21+ N 70 Oxygen Treatment of hypoxemia: a new mask for delivering con- trolled low-concentration oxygen. E.L.Chusid and others. J Amer Med Ass 214: 889-93 N 2 70 Personnel College and hospital cooperation in inhalation therapy training. G.Davis and K.N.Griffin. Inhalation Therapy 15: 119-20 Ag 70 Depth of knowledge of technician and therapist. L.H. Julius. Inhalation Therapy 15: 71-5 Je 70 Manpower report: inhalation therapy. P.R.Dumke. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 4-5 J1 70 Name change,upgrading of training standards among society's goals: inhalation therapy. R.D.Beaudin. Hosp Admin Can 12: 30-2 S 70 Ontario inhalation therapy technicians criticize Hall report. Hosp Admin Can 12: 40 S 70 Survey shows need for inhalation therapy technicians will far exceed number being trained. I.E.Hewitt. Hosp Admin Can 12: 38-9 S 70 Training inhalation therapy personnel: Texas RMP-spon- sored program. G.M.Fleming and M.C.Pesek. Hospi- tals 44: 54-7 My 1 70 Responsibilities Role of inhalation therapy in a pediatric hospital. R.G. Conrad. Hosp Admin Can 12: 36-7 S 70 Statistics Inhalation therapy: experiences in two Army general hos- pitals. E.E.Mays. Mil Med 135: 269-74 Ap 70 Inhalation therapy survey results. Hosp Cent Serv News- letter 4: 1-2 Je 70 (Pt 1) (Injuries. See: Insurance—Liability; Liability; Safety; and the subhead Legal aspects under pertinent headings) (Insect control. See: Pest control) (Insemination Artificial. See: Medico-moral problems— Artificial insemination) (Inservice training. See: Nursing education,Nonpro- fessional; Nursing education,Postgraduate—Inservice; Personnel administration—Training programs) (Insignia. See: American Hospital Association—Insigne; Emblems,insignia, etc.) (Institutes. See: Educational programing—Institutes) INSULATION Cold comfort: need for thermal insulation. M.Benthall. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1122-3 Je 12 70 INSURANCE (See also: Blue Cross; Blue Cross-Blue Shield; Blue Shield; Financial management—Plant appraisal; Health insurance (all types); Inventories; Personnel adminis- tration—Retirement,annuities,etc.; Unemployment in- surance) As we see the future. W.A.Burgess. Mich Hosp 6: 15+ N 70 Liability Insurance for the hospital volunteer. (C) Volunteer Leader 11: 16 O 70 Products Manufacturer's liability for drug reactions. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1975-6 S 14 70 Professional Adjustment with malpractice insurance premiums. A.J. Mannix Jr. N Y State J Med 70: 1906-9 J1 15 70 Arizona Medical Association's malpractice insurance plan, (ed) P.B.Jarrett. Ariz Med 27: 12-13 O 70 California anti-trust suits against malpractice insurers. J.L.Moore Jr. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 74-5 F 70 Court approves protection for employees and patients: Ohio. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3 O 70 (Pt 1) Crisis remote,but malpractice perils are clear. Amer Med News 13: 8-9 J1 13 70 Hawaii's doctors lose their coverage. Med World News 11: 19 S 25 70 Insolvent insurer poses problem for hospitals facing suits: State Fire & Casualty Co. (N) Hosp Top 48: 18 J1 70 Lack of medical malpractice market cited before American Bar Association. (N) Nat Underwriter,Fire Casualty Ed No.38: 1+ S 18 70 Let's clear up these malpractice insurance myths. D.R. Uhthoff. Med Econ 47: 88-91 Ag 17 70 Liability—'an occupational hazard.' Amer Med News 13: 1+ Ap 13 70; 1+ Ap 20 70 Liability insurance. R.Lassiter. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 511-2 Ag 70 Loss control key to AMA liability plan. Amer Med News 13: 1+ Ag 24 70 MDs sue liability insurers: California. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ Ja 12 70 Malpractice in hospitals: what can be done to curb it? Osteopath Hosp 14: 5-8 Mr 70 Malpractice insurance: is the squeeze on? (N) Med World News 11: 4 0 2 70 Malpractice insurance: past,present,and the uncertain future. C.F.Price. Ohio State Med J 66: 350+Ap 70. Also in Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 11-14 Je 70 (ed p.30) Malpractice insurance: the handwriting on the wall. D.R. Uhthoff. N Y State J Med 70: 1673-6 Je 15 70 Malpractice repeaters are costing you plenty. J.Carlova. Med Econ 47: 106-11 O 12 70 Malpractice survey. W.Reynolds Jr. J Med Ass State Ala 40: 47-51 J1 70 Needed: new pressure on malpractice insurers. J.H. Lavin. Med Econ 47: 253 N 9 70 New Mexico MDs face liability insurance crisis. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1 S 14 70 "No fault" insurance could relieve malpractice pressure. S.B.Ackerman. Mod Hosp 115: 112-4 S 70 Now they're talking up no-fault malpractice coverage. C .L.Rosenberg. Med Econ 47: 165 O 26 70 Our most immediate threat: malpractice suits, (ed) F.H. Landeen. Ariz Med 27: 13-15 O 70 Physician liability insurance. Can a hospital legally re- quire it? What should be the minimum level of cover- age? (Q&A) C .Y.Shu. Hospitals 44: 16 Ja 16 70; (C) B.J.Anderson; J.B.Neff. 26+ My 16 70 Professional liability insurance. H.J.Babers Jr. J Florida Med Ass 57: 38-40 Mr 70 Professional liability Insurance. W.H .L.Domette. Anesthesiology 33: 535-47 N 70 Professional liability insurance—why does it cost so much? (ed) R.E.Read. Tex Med 66: 22+ Ap 70 Putting the brakes on malpractice insurance rates: South- ern California. D.W.Sifton. Med Econ 47: 136 Ag 31 70 Self-insure against malpractice? Damn right! R.W. Churchill. Med Econ 47: 89-93 O 26 70 What hospital doctors are paying for malpractice insur- ance. Resident Staff Physician 16: 87-94 S 70; why 29 hospital doctors had their insurance cancelled. 43-6 O 70 Who'll stop runaway malpractice insurance rates? S. Ferber and B.Sheridan. Med Econ 47: 230+ My 25 70 Why the high cost of professional liability insurance. C.L.Foster Jr. Tex Hosp 26: 31-2 J1 70 INSURANCE REPORTING Automation of vendor drug claims. M.C.Smith and W.E. Wilkinson. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 501-5 S 70 Health Insurance Council's interest in hospital discharge abstracts. R.H.Hoffman. Med Care 8: 121-5 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Universal claim form, (ed) G. B.Griffenhagen. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 493 S 70 (Integrated hospital planning/service. See: Branch hospi- tals; Medical centers—Regional; Planning ,Areawide; Proprietary facilities—Chain; Shared services) (Integration,Racial. See: Civil rights) INTENSIVE CARE (See also: Progressive care; Recovery rooms; Resusci- tation; Trends—Patient care) Administration Case for the combined intensive care unit, (ed) H.L. Laws. Surg Gynecol Obstet 131: 523-4 S 70 Development of an intensive therapy unit in a district general hospital. R.Sewell. Hosp Int (Engl) 4: 24-5 Ag 70 How far should you go with special care units? P.L. Bash. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 75-9 Spr 70 Intensive care unit: 'essentially the work of a team. A.Gilston. Hosp Int (Engl) 4: 22-3 Ag 70 Organization of an intensive care unit. D.M .Armstrong. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 50-4 Ap 70 Aseptic technic Air curtain used at San Diego hospital intensive care unit. (N) Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 26 Ag 70 Bacterial colonization of tracheal tubes of patients in a surgical intensive care unit. E.Larson. Nursing Res 19: 122-8 Mr-Ap 70 Burned children,infection,and nursing care. F. Margolius. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 131-42 Mr 70 Control of hepatitis on hemodialysis units, (ed) New Engl J Med 282: 1488 Je 25 70 Control of infection due to Klebsiella aerogenes in a neuro-surgical unit by withdrawal of all antibiotics. D.J.E.Price and J.D.Sleigh. Lancet 2: 1213-5 D 12 70 (ed p. 12 31) Automation Computerized intensive care: monitoring can spot danger- ous trends. J.J.Osborn and J.O .Beaumont. Hospitals 44: 49-53 Je 16 70 Computerized monitor saves lives. Amer Med News 13: 9 Mr 2 70 Instrumentation for expanding intensive care. S.J.Updike and J.Webster. Postgrad Med 48: 87-92 D 70 On-line monitoring of respiration. M.Saklad. Rhode Island Med J 53: 487+ S 70 Plug-in circuit boards keep sophisticated equipment in service: Daniel Freeman Hospital .Inglewood, Calif. Hosp Manage 109: 24 Ap 70 Small digital computer monitors intensive care unit pa- tients: Milwaukee (Wis.) County General Hospital. R. . Mod Hosp 115: 83-4 N 70 They're putting the computer to new clinical uses: moni- toring critical patients. H.T.Paxton. Hosp Physician 6: 84-91 Mr 70 Equipment and supplies Service platform for intensive-care units. (C) G.Behr. Lancet 2: 39-40 J1 4 70 Legal aspects New malpractice trouble spot: the intensive care unit. J.E.Horsley. Med Econ 47: 156+ Ap 27 70 Planning Constant care unit for the patient who needs close atten- tion, but not the facilities of the intensive care unit. S. Hospitals 44: 41+ Ja 16 70 Design and staffing of an intensive care unit. J.M.B. Bum. Lancet 1: 1040-3 My 16 70 How Vancouver General Hospital planned and built its intensive care unit. R.R.MacDonald. Hosp Admin Can 12: 24+ Ag 70 Nurses like back-to-back coronary care and intensive care units. S.Goldstein and R.Easley. Hosp Manage 109: 22-3 Ap 70 Put wall here today,there tomorrow: new stroke unit at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas. L.Smith. Mod Hosp 114: 105-7 Mr 70 "Special care" unit for all intensive care needs: St. Mary's Long Beach Hospital. R.C .Armstrong. Hosp Progress 51: 40-2 Je 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 53 INTENSIVE CARE Whipps Cross Hospital: intensive therapy unit. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 360-1 Jl-Ag 70 Psychological aspects Behavior following acute myocardial infarction. S.Foster and K.G.Andreoll. Amer J Nursing 70: 2344-8 N 70 Brief psychotherapy and hemodialysis. A.J.Tuckman. Arch Gen Psychiat 23: 65-9 J1 70 Cardiac patients' feelings about monitors. D.Bettice and others. Amer J Nursing 70: 1950-2 S 70 Coronary care unit: patients' attitudes and the role of the nurse. M.Dobson. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 869-71 J1 9 70 Evaluating feeding activities in a coronary care unit. R.Merkel and C.M.Brown. Amer J Nursing 70: 2348-50 N 70 Family therapy: an adjunct to hemodialysis and trans- plantation. P.Kossoris. Amer J Nursing 70: 1730-3 Ag 70 Haemodialysis: the social problem. P.A.Rawnsley. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 783-5 Je 18 70 Open-heart surgery patients: psychological aspects. R.S. Blacher. RN 33: 51+ Ap 70 Patient's adaptation to the coronary care unit. S.L. Roberts. Nursing Forum 9: 56-63 No.l 70 Personality correlates of survival in a long-term hemo- dialysis program. B.M.Glassman and A.Siegel. Arch Gen Psychiat 22: 5 66-74 Je 70 Psychiatric findings in cardiotomy patients. D. Rubinstein and J.K.Thomas. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 71+ Ap 70 Psychological responses to open heart surgery. C.P. Kimball. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 73-84 F 70 Responsibilities Super intensive care unit means super resident training. R.Barr. Hosp Physician 6: 68+ N 70 Special units Shock room: Houston's Ben Taub General Hospital. T. Thompson. Life 69: 24-31 N 6 70 Trauma unit opened in Ravenswood Hospital Medical Center,Chicago. (N) Hosp Top 48: 20 Mr 70 Burn Burn Infection: maintenance of a clean environment is essential. C.Archambeault and I.Feller. Hospitals 44: 118+ Ja 1 70 Burn management on a bum unit. J.M.Shuck and L.E. Einfeldt. Southwestern Med 51: 101-5 My 70 Burned children,infection,and nursing care. F. Margolius. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 131-42 Mr 70 Bums—what's best for which patient? Med World News 11: 30+ Ap 3 70 Current nursing care of the burned patient: a review. F. Jacoby. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 563-75 D 70 Expert nursing care for burned patients. B.B.Minckley. Amer J Nursing 70: 1888-93 S 70 Innovations in the care of burned children. T.S. Wilkinson and F.X.Paletta. Missouri Med 67: 95-9 F 70 Introduction to the bum patient problem In the United States. I.Feller. Fire J 64: 52-3 J1 70 Levitation in treatment of large-area bums. R.Sanders and others. Lancet 2: 677-81 O 3 70 Maintaining the bum nursing team. C.A.Archambeault and others. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 60-5 F 70 Waiting time as an index of quality of nursing care. R.K. D.Haussmann . Health Serv Res 5: 92-105 Sum 70 Cardiovascular Aberdeen Royal Infirmary: coronary care unit. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 350-1 Jl-Ag 70 Acute myocardial infarction: death rates in coronary care units. V.A.Van De Moortel. PAS (Prof Activ Stud) Reporter 8: 1-2 F 16 70 Acute stroke demonstration project in a community hos- pital. R.R.Taylor Jr. J S C Med Ass 66: 225-7 Je 70 Brompton Hospital: intensive care unit. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 364*5 Jl-Ag 70 Central Middlesex Hospital: coronary care unit. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 348-9 Jl-Ag 70 Coronary care In a small rural hospital. A.P.Naney. J Nat Med Ass 62: 204-7 My 70 Coronary care project. R.E.Lewis and D.C.Kraushaar. Mich Hosp 6: 6-7 N 70 Coronary care unit: Fairview-Southdale Hospital,Edina , Minn. Hospitals 44: 12-14 J1 16 70 Coronary care unit in a 25-bed rural hospital. J.P. Geyman. Calif Med 112: 74-7 Ja 70 Coronary care units. M.F.Oliver. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 307-9 Jl-Ag 70 Coronary's 'halfway stop': intermediate care unit. Med World News 11: 25 F 20 70 Effective coronary care unit In the small hospital. M.G. Wyman and others. Southern Med J 63: 98-101 Ja 70 Electrical monitoring of the acutely 111 patient. H.N. Uhley. Geriatrics 25: 145-50 N 70 Estimating coronary care bed needs. A.J.Kamiewicz Jr. Hospitals 44: 51-3 S 16 70 Hammersmith Hospital: coronary care unit. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 337 Jl-Ag 70 Have coronary care units found their limits? Med World News 11: 15-17 Ap 10 70 Here is nurses' verdict on instant coronary care unit: small but good. Mod Hosp 114: 100 My 70 High quality coronary care in the community hospital is necessary and feasible. J.K.Simon. Hosp Manage 109: 33+ Ap 70 Industrialized components: 22-bed stroke unit. Hospitals 44: 36 Je 1 70 Intensive care at the University Hospital of Wales. J.N. Lunn and others. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 354-5 Jl-Ag 70 Intensive coronary care in a 42-bed rural hospital. A.G. Bartel and C.G.Hames. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 284-9 J1 70 Joint cardiovascular service: Leeds General Infirmary and Killingbeck Hospital. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 338 — 41 Jl-Ag 70 Licensed practical/vocational nurses in the cardiac unit—why not? F.Storlie. J Pract Nursing 20: 25+ Mr 70 Life-saving unit at Herkimer Hospital. J.McMahon. Health News 47: 12-14 Ja 70 Medical electronic equipment for coronary care units. D. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 324+ Jl-Ag 70 New stroke unit: Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas. Tex Hosp 25: 12+ F 70 Newborn Intensive care unit for infants with heart dis- ease. A.G.M.Campbell. Conn Med 34: 481-5 J1 70 Planning for coronary care. M.le Q.Mitchell and E.B.J. Thomas. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 302-4 Jl-Ag 70 Practical aspects of coronary care units—development In the community hospital, (symp) J Kans Med Soc 71: 192 — 5 My 70 Put wall here today,there tomorrow: new stroke unit at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas. L.Smith. Mod Hosp 114: 105-7 Mr 70 Reactions of coronary patients to the coronary care unit nurse. N.H.Cassera and others. Amer J Nursing 70: 319- 25 F 70 Shotley Bridge General Hospital: intensive care unit. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 358-9 Jl-Ag 70 Should every hospital have its own coronary care unit? “Look before you leap." J.H.Verhave. Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 25-6 Ap 70 Stroke intensive care units labeled 'unproductive.' Med World News 11: 15 O 2 70 Survey of coronary care facilities in 50 Massachusetts hospitals. D. Robin son and others. Public Health Rep 85: 123-9 F 70 Three-phase coronary care program expected to reduce deaths by 35%: New York City's French and Polyclinic Medical School and Health Center. S.L.Sudani. Amer Hosp Prof 6: 5 Ja 70 Dialysis Army dialysis centers. (N) Arch Intern Med 126: 747 N 70 Central dialysis system—a Canadian achievement. T. Maranda. Can Hosp 47: 40-4 F 70 Chronic hemodialysis unit. A.V.Williams and M.F.Smith. JSC Med Ass 66: 221-4 Je 70 Chronic uremia: is death inevitable? R.Shafer. Hosp Manage 109: 34-9 My 70 Combined renal and Intensive care unit. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1228 Je 26 70 Dialysis centers In East Germany. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 891 My 4 70 Dialysis in the small community. R.D.Smith. Group Pract 19: 32+ Ap 70 Hemodialysis: comparison of treatment in the medical center,community hospital,and home. W.J.Johnson and others. Arch Intern Med 125: 462-7 Mr 70 Hemodialysis: dreams of patients and staff. A.L.Foy. Amer J Nursing 70: 80-2 Ja 70 Hemodialysis—feelings .facts .fantasies: the pressures and how patients respond. J.W.Cummings. Amer J Nursing 70: 70-6 Ja 70 Hemodialysis: two days of every week, (picture story) Amer J Nursing 70: 77-9 Ja 70 Hemodialysis: what do you teach the dialysis patient? L.Schlotter. Amer J Nursing 70: 82-3 Ja 70 Integrated regional haemodialysis and renal transplanta- tion centre. R.A.Branch and others. Brit Med J 1: 291-4 Ja 31 70 Mortality during regular dialysis treatment, (ed) Lancet 2: 968 N 7 70 One year's experience in a Ministry of Health dialysis centre. J.R.E.Dathan and others. Brit Med J 2: 102-5 Ap 11 70 Psychosocial adjustment to maintenance hemodialysis. E. A.Friedman and others. N Y State J Med 70: 629-37 Mr 1 70; 767-74 Mr 15 70 Regional service for acute and chronic dialysis of chil- dren. R.Meadow and others. Lancet 2: 707-10 O 3 70 Renal dialysis unit: Southmead Hospital. Hosp Building Eng 3: 14+ N 70 Pediatric Air transportation of high-risk Infants utilizing a flying intensive-care nursery. K.S.Shepard. J Pedlat 77: 148- 9 J1 70 Care of the high-risk Infant in the Intensive care unit. J.P.DeMarco and R.Reed. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 375- 86 S 70 Children in a district hospital Intensive therapy unit. J.R.Harper. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1417-9 N 5 70 Children in adult Intensive therapy units. J.R.Harper and G.Varakis. Brit Med J 1: 810-3 Mr 28 70 Critically ill child: respiratory arrest and its sequelae. R.M.Smith. Pediatrics 46: 108-16 J1 70 Infant Intensive care units save lives—but too many units may add cost and hamper growth. S.Erickson. Mod Hosp 115: 80-4 O 70 Intensive care of the newborn, (ed) Lancet 1: 344 F 14 70 Newborn Intensive care unit for Infants with heart dis- ease. A.G.M.Campbell. Conn Med 34: 481-5 J1 70 Pediatric intensive care unit. C.M.Berlin. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 483+ S 70 Pediatric intensive care unit rolls along: University of Iowa Hospitals. (N) Mod Hosp U5: 112+ Ag 70 Summary of the first year of an Intensive care nursery. R.D.Zachman and S.N.Graven. Wis Med J 69: 151-5 My 70 Respiratory Role of the pulmonary intensive care unit. S.Bellnkoff. Inhalation Therapy 15: 171-3 D 70 Statistics Intensive care unit of Coney Island Hospital: analysis of results In a twelve-month period. F.B.Bohensky. J Amer Geriat Soc 18: 623-30 Ag 70 INTENSIVE CARE NURSING (See also special types of nursing, such as Cardiovas- cular nursing) How medical electronics has changed the role of the intensive care nurse. D.Charter. Can Hosp 47: 23-4 Mr 70 Intensive care unit training program. Sr.M.G.Boklage. Hospitals 44: 78-80 Je 16 70 Nurse's expanding role in a clinical setting—how the pharmacist can help her. D.Zschoche. Lipplncotts Hosp Pharm 5: 25-31 My 70 Nursing in an intensive therapy unit. M.E.Salter. Nurs- ing Times (Engl) 66: 486-7 Ap 16 70 Nursing role in a specialized infection control unit. N .K.McDermott. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 113-21 Mr 70 Post-registration course in Intensive nursing care. G.M. Kirk. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 261-4 F 26 70 Role of the nurse in intensive care of the severe head injury. K.Whlttall. Rehabilitation (London) No.72: 27- 8 Ja-Mr 70 Sorting things out: intensive care nursing, (ed) B.G. Schutt. Amer J Nursing 70: 1673 Ag 70 (Interdepartmental relationships. See: Human relations Group—Departmental) (Interior decoration. See: Decoration) (Intermediaries for Medicare. See: Medicare—Intermedi- aries) (Internal control. See: Accounting—Auditing—Internal) INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF MEDICAL RECORDS ORGANISATIONS International Federation of Medical Records Organisa- tions. B.James. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 17+ Mr-Ap 70 (International health. See: World health) INTERNATIONAL RESCUE AND FIRST AID ASSOCIATION Constitution and by-laws. Int Rescuer 14: 11-15 My-Je 70 INTERNS AND RESIDENTS (See also: Dental service—Dental internship; Medical centers; Medical directors; Medical education; Outpa- tient dept.—Teaching function; Personnel administra- tion—Housing and feeding) Berry Plan: a letter from the Department of Defense. (C) L.M.Rousselot. Resident Staff Physician 16: 112-3 Ja 70 (ed p. Ill) Checklist for developing hospital-house officer agree- ments: AHA. Hospitals 44: 125-6 My 16 70 54 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 INTERNS AND RESIDENTS Employment contracts between house officers and hospi- tals. S.C.Cullen. J Amer Med Ass 214: 123-4 O 5 70 Fundamental requirements for graduate education in sur- gery. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 9-23 S-O 70 Give a damn? Then tithe your time. A.Z.Baum. Hosp Physician 6: 78-81 My 70 House officer: an employee or colleague? M.Kaliner. J Amer Med Ass 214: 121-2 O 5 70 House officer looks at medical student activism. F. Mullan. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1010-2 Ja 70 House staff activism may be coming to your hospital. C. Rosenberg. Med Econ 47: 124 Ag 17 70 House staff attitudes toward teaching. R.S.Brown. J Med Educ 45: 156-9 Mr 70 House staff organizations and their demands: a threat to medical education? S.S.Bergen Jr.and V.Starr. J Amer Med Ass 214: 118-21 O 5 70 House staff still pressing for changes at D.C.General. (N) Hospitals 44: 118 My 16 70 Loosening up nervous new interns. H.Stonam (pseud). Hosp Physician 6: 119-20 Je 70 New breed of intern: indulgent Idealists? R.Barr. Hosp Physician 6: 115-6 Je 70 New draft lottery will not affect physicians. L.M. Rousselot. Resident Staff Physician 16: 114-6 J1 70 Organizing house officers. F.Mullan. J Amer Med Ass 214: 115-7 O 5 70 Participatory democracy: on trial in hospitals, (ed) C.A. Ragan Jr. Resident Staff Physician 16: 33-4 Ja 70 Proposal: a ghetto medical corps in lieu of military serv- ice. (ed) C.A.Ragan Jr. Resident Staff Physician 16: 41- 2 F 70 Second look at last year’s radicals. Med World News 11: 32-4 Je 26 70 Some notes on the internship, (ed) Arch Intern Med 126: 164-5 J1 70 What sets fellows apart from other house officers? J.H. Goldberg. Hosp Physician 6: 70-3 My 70 Where doctors stand on military obligations. R.Barr. Hosp Physician 6: 54-6 S 70 Who needs a house staff? Not our hospital! W.E. O'Donnell. Med Econ 47: 94-101 Je 22 70 Clinical clerkships Headstart: a medical education community orientation. (picture story) Mich Hosp 6: 4+ N 70 Medical clerkship in five different settings. A.G.Rezler and others. Brit J Med Educ 4: 130-7 Je 70 Medical student and treatment of the mentally ill: a study. M.R.Galtonde. Missouri Med 67: 108+ F 70 More than they knew they sought: medical students scrutinize foreign health systems. R.Potter. Johns Hop- kins Mag 21: 14-17 Je 70 Student activities in patient care must be adequately supervised: Association of Canadian Medical Colleges statement. Can Med Ass J 102: 21 Ja 17 70 Student American Medical Association-Medical Education and Community Orientation (MECO) project: clinical experience for preclinical students in community hospi- tals. B.G.Fagel and L.A.Fischer. New Physician 19: 436-8 My 70 Team learning in community medicine for medical and paramedical students: Kentucky. R.F.Gloor and R.W. Eichenberger. Public Health Rep 85: 558-62 Je 70 "Tiger in the wild": clinical clerkship in pediatrics. M.K.DuVal Jr. Ariz Med 27: 98 My 70 What happens when your patient goes home? Community medicine clerkship. R.L.Kane. Resident Staff Physician 16:124+ F 70 Yale's program in intracultural medicine. C.P.Kimball. J Med Educ 45: 1032-40 D 70 Compensation Association of American Medical Colleges report on sti- pends and fringe benefits. Resident Staff Physician 16: 95- My 70 Baltimore hospital's interns get $2500 annual increase. (N) Hospitals 44: 100 D 16 70 Baltimore house staff seeks substantial salary increases. (N) Hospitals 44: 115 N 16 70 Datagrams: higher costs of graduate medical education. J Med Educ 45: 62 6-7 Ag 70 Hospital demand for residents. F.A.Sloan. Inquiry 7: 65- 9 S 70 Hospitals to spend an estimated $450 million on house staff stipends,benefits in 1970-71. (N) Hospitals 44: 96- S 16 70 House officers are getting a living wage at last: stipend survey. J.H.Goldberg. Hosp Physician 6: 59-67 Mr 70 House staff salaries up 11 per cent in past year. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 104 Ja 16 70 House staff salaries up 30 per cent since 1968-69. (N) Hospitals 44: 131 J1 1 70 Interns and the wage and hour law. Hosp Personnel Dir Newsletter 6: 3 F 70 Interns walk out over wage dispute: Montreal. (N) Can Hosp 47: 15 Mr 70 Stipend received by intern taxable as income: Freedmen's Hospital,Washington,D.C. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-7 O 70 (Pt 4) Stipends as of July 1. Resident Staff Physician 16: 57 J1 70 What price interns? (ed) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1369 F 23 70 What price interns? (C) J.W.Wiggs. J Amer Med Ass 212: 884 My 4 70 Would you believe what house officers earn now? J. Goldberg. Med Econ 47: 154+ Ag 31 70 Costs Should Medicare Part B subsidize teaching activity? Hosp Pract 5: 19+ Je 70 Where attendings are paid for part-time teaching: Ravens wood Hospital Medical Center, Chicago. Med Econ 47: 163 Ja 19 70 Evaluation of performance Four-year study of the internship in U.S.Air Force hospi- tals: an objective measurement of gain in clinical com- petence. P.R.Kelley Jr.and others. Mil Med 135: 537- 45 J1 70 Externs Experience with foreign student educational externship in the United States. E.F.Lutterbeck. J Amer Med Ass 213: 2063-5 S 21 70 Extern: what manner of man? Hosp Pract 5: 123-4 Ap 70 Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals endorses Student American Medical Association externship pro- gram. (N) Hospitals 44: 120 F 16 70 Joint Commission's view of externship programs. J.D. Porterfield III. J Amer Med Ass 213: 2058-9 S 21 70 Medical student externship as an opportunity to expand the base of medical education: the viewpoint of the Student American Medical Association. B.G.Fagel. J Amer Med Ass 213: 2059-61 S 21 70 Medical student externship: the viewpoint of the medical educator. J.L.Caughey Jr. J Amer Med Ass 213: 2061-2 S 21 70 Foreign medical graduates American international medical immorality: the brain drain, (ed) B.Pasamanick. Amer J Orthopsychiat 40: 11-13 Ja 70 Attachment plan in Britain. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 130 Ja 5 70 Blight and the plight, (ed) J Amer Med Ass 212: 312-3 Ap 13 70 Brain drain: fewer scientists enter U.S. ,more seek to leave. T.P. South wick. Science 169: 5 65-6 Ag 7 70 Canadian-trained physicians in United States internships and residencies: "Operation Retrieval" and report of statistics,1966-1968. S.L.Duff and D.G.Fish. Can Med Ass J 102: 291-5 F 14 70 Citizenship rule dropped for FMGs. (N) Amer Med News 13: 13 Ag 10 70 Concern is for MD qualifications: testing is the means. Amer Med News 13: 10-11 Je 22 70 Definitive Commission on Foreign Medical Graduates study report is expected. Amer Med News 13: 8-9 Je 22 70 Determining factors in migration and adaptation of Mexican psychiatrists to the United States: a Mexican viewpoint. G.Belsasso and others. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1318-21 Mr 70 Doctor who wouldn't stay down. L.R.Caceres. Hosp Physician 6: 46+ D 70 (ed p. 13) Doctors who find they are without a country. (N) Med World News 11: 4 Ap 24 70 Education of foreign medical school graduates. R.J. Wedgwood. Pediatrics 46: 760-6 N 70 Educational Council for Foreign Medical Graduates exam- inations: United States citizen candidate performance. A.C.McGuinness. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1685-6 N 30 70 Familiar English for foreign doctors, (ed) C.M.Millward. New Engl J Med 283: 430-1 Ag 20 70 First symposium on the problems of foreign medical grad- uates. A.I.Sutnick. J Amer Med Ass 213: 2241-6 S 28 70 Foreign medical graduate says: 'I'm needed,' but we have to confront many difficulties. Amer Med News 13: 8-9 Je 22 70 Foreign medical graduates need 'right kind' of training for U.S.and abroad. Amer Med News 13: 10 Je 22 70 Foreign medical trainees, (ed) S.A.Overstreet. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 115-6 F 70 Great exodus for medical training: problems in qualifying to practice in the U.S. R.D.Hershberger. Med World News 11: 31-8 F 20 70 (ed p.ll) Guadalajara students seek U.S.internships. (N) Amer Med News 13: 6 Mr 16 70 Help for the foreign medical graduate: Commission on Foreign Medical Graduates. (N) Amer Fam Physician/GP 1: 29 My 70 How one hospital is helping their strangers in the Promised Land: plight of the foreign wife. M.H.Wolf. Resident Staff Physician 16: 110-1 Mr 70 Let's give foreign doctors a fair shake. J.C.Serrato Jr. and W.Cole. Todays Health 48: 36-9 F 70 Licensing foreign medical graduates—a major problem, (interview) C.H.W.Ruhe. Amer Med News 13: 7 Mr 16 70 Migration of medical manpower: summary report of a Macy conference. J.Z.Bowers and Lord Rosenheim. J Amer Med Ass 214: 2039 D 14 70 New "action line" for foreign medical graduates, (inter- view) J.C.Serrato Jr. Resident Staff Physician 16: 105+ D 70 Notes on the foreign medical graduate problem In North America. J.P.Evans. Brit J Med Educ 4: 249-51 S 70 Orientation lectures stress community-related subjects: St.Francis Hospital,Peoria,111. (N) Public Relat News- letter 19: 2 S 70 Our foreign MDs push for 'liberation. Med World News 11: 17 O 23 70 Strangers in a strange land: developing service programs to assist the foreign house staff. M.Huber and E. Thompson. Volunteer Leader 11: 12-16 Ag 70 3,000 yanks completing studies abroad. (N) Rhode Island Med J 53: 531-2 O 70 Training and utilization of foreign medical graduates in the United States. I.Butter and J.Grenzke. J Med Educ 45: 607-17 Ag 70 Legal aspects Chicago: revolution within the establishment. H.Levine. New Physician 19: 837-44 O 70 Doctors ask: is this equal care? Residents go to court to bar overcrowding at L.A.County hospital; similar action planned at D.C.General. Med World News 11: 17-18 Ja 30 70 House staff writes orders,attending staff sues: Monte- fiore Hospital,Pittsburgh. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 34 D 70 Legal hazards in medical education. R.P.Bergen. New Physician 19: 235-9 Mr 70 Liability for resident's negligence. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 213: 181-2 J1 6 70 Los Angeles lawyers & doctors sue county for better health care. A.F.Charles. New Physician 19: 823-6 O 70 (ed p .821) New York—the Lincoln collective: community and house staff unite to demand reforms. R.Blum. New Physician 19: 829-31 O 70 (ed p.821) Resident is negligent in performing procedure: is hospital liable? J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 114: 60+ My 70 Resident not borrowed servant of surgeon. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Residents file suit against medical center in protest over overcrowded conditions: Los Angeles. (N) Hospitals 44: 151 F 1 70 San Francisco: anatomy of a non-strike. A.Bottone. New Physician 19: 833-6 O 70 (ed p.821) Surgeon not liable for resident's error. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 16 Je 60 Matching programs Advising medical students about internships. H.B.Hudnut Jr. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1165-8 Ag 17 70 Appointment of provisionally registered house-officers by computer match. A.G.Leishman and R.P.Ryan. Lancet 2: 459-61 Ag 29 70 (ed p.452-3) Hospitals attract more osteopaths. (N) Amer Med News 13: 12 D 28 70 Some popular and unpopular hospitals. Med World News 11: 31 Je 26 70 Preceptors Appalachia: two approaches in student summer health projects. S.Z.Goldhaber. Science 169: 746+ Ag 21 70 Federal health agency as preceptor in community medi- cine. R.W.Clapp and others. Public Health Rep 85: 151— 4 F 70 Mae West and the doctor shortage: Appalachia. (C) T. Findley. Ann Intern Med 73: 490 S 70 Medical students find family preceptorship programs stimulating. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 26 J1 6 70 Preceptorship: an idea whose time has come (again) ? (interview) W.C . Bornemeier. Hosp Physician 6: 32+ 5 70 Preceptorships for residencies? Med World News 11: 15- 16 S 18 70 Students serve Appalachia's sick: they join preceptors for summer to 'help any way we can'; perhaps they'll return to rural practice. Amer Med News 13: 8-10 N 23 70 Two-way street runs between Syracuse and Pula ski, N.Y. Hosp Pract 5: 29+ S 70 Urban preceptorship. Q.D.Young. New Physician 19: 724- 7 S 70 Recruitment Advisory group,intern tours foster departmental coopera- tion: Mount Zion Hospital,San Francisco. M.A.Culp. Volunteer Leader 11: 13-14 Ja 70 Computer-conducted interview for intern applicants. J.H. Greist and W.V.Slack. J Med Educ 45: 941-4 N 70 (Pt 1) Hospital demand for residents. F.A.Sloan. Inquiry 7: 65- 9 S 70 Hospital-trainee relations: in some instances commit- ments to trainees have been withdrawn, (ed) J Amer Med Ass 213: 615 J1 27 70 Let's give prospective interns "the truth,the whole truth, and nothing but the truth." G.Martin. Resident Staff Physician 16: 48-50 D 70 Rules and regulations By the light of the moon, (ed) New Engl J Med 282: 929 Ap 16 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 55 INTERNS AND RESIDENTS Compleat moonlighter. R.S.Klein. Hosp Physician 6: 88- 91 Ja 70 Decision on moonlighting. (C) A.S.MacMillan Jr. New Engl J Med 282: 1379 Je 11 70 I had to work nights,so I did it in style: moonlighting choices include working as a hotel physician. R.L. Goldstein. Hosp Physician 6: 91+ Ja 70 Medical moonlighting hit by state licensure board. (N) Penn Med 73: 10 Ap 70 They moonlight in their own emergency room: St.Joseph Infirmary,Louisville,Ky. H.T.Paxton. Hosp Physician 6:137 F 70 Teaching programs Approval of training programs tied to privileges by American Academy of General Practice. Hosp Pract 5: 137-9 N 70 Approved programs of graduate education in general sur- gery and in the surgical specialties. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 24-68 S-O 70 Are residents good teachers of medical students? B.C. Paton. Hosp Physician 6: 70-4 Ja 70 Are we on the verge of a family practice boom? J. Middleton. Hosp Physician 6: 21+Ag 70 Child psychiatry training for pediatric residents in a gen- eral hospital. R.C.Schnackenberg and S.S.Cornelius. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 247-50 Ag 70 Community medicine at the University of California, San Diego. J.Stokes III. Postgrad Med 48: 273-7 S 70 Computer education for physicians: a computer service in an internship program. K.M.Woodrow. J Med Educ 45: 531-4 J1 70 Crisis on the crisis unit: revolt of the Los Angeles resi- dents. J.B.Cohn and S.Rapport. Hosp Community Psy- chiat 21: 243-6 Ag 70 (ed p.7-8 (adv) Death and the pediatric house officer. J.E.Schowalter. J Pediat 76: 706-10 My 70 (ed p.814) Elimination of an internship requirement for medical licensure and board certification in psychiatry. I. Gregory. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1557-64 My 70 Elimination of the internship—an act of regression. J. Romano. Amer J Psychiat 126: 15 65-76 My 70 Family practice residency—a forward step in coordinating individual health care. M.I.Shapiro. Trustee 23: 15-19 F 70 Family practice residency in a community hospital. R.L. Egger. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 892-3 Ag 70 House staff training in clinical social medicine. D.A. Kindig. New Physician 19: 43-5 Ja 70 How one hospital helps its MDs prepare for boards. J.E. Jeffress. Resident Staff Physician 16: 65+ Ag 70 How to design a better rotation schedule. R.E. Humphreys. Resident Staff Physician 16: 83-7 F 70 How we effected major changes in our training program. A.L.Godbey Jr. Resident Staff Physician 16: 130+ S 70 Implications of changing medical education for psychi- atric training institutions: Wisconsin. M.H.Miller and others. Amer J Psychiat 126: 112 7-31 F 70 Integrated obstetrical and newborn training program for interns. R.L.Spears and L.Hibbard. J Med Educ 45: 232-6 Ap 70 Internship integration set. (N) Amer Med News 13: 3 J1 6 70 Internships. W.C.Walley. J Med Ass State Ala 39: 674+ Ja 70 Medical school-community hospital teaching program. W.R.Keene and L.Cluff. J Florida Med Ass 57: 11-12 D 70 Minnesota switch: practicing GP's to family practice teaching-residents. Hosp Pract 5: 109+ Mr 70 Moving day for medicine: young physicians changing places July 1. Med World News 11: 30+ Je 26 70 No interns for two more specialties: psychiatry and neu- rology. Med World News 11: 21 F 27 70 On a contradiction between intent and enactment, (ed) Arch Intern Med 126: 1070-2 D 70 Portraits of family practice residencies. B.J.Stanford. Amer Fam Physician/GP 1: 149-58 My 70 Private non-affiliated metropolitan community hospital: its responsibility as related to postgraduate medical education. L.G.Khedroo. Ill Med J 138: 234+ S 70 Problems of black psychiatric residents in white training institutes. B.E.Jones and others. Amer J Psychiat 127: 798-803 D 70 Role of intern,resident on health care team, (ed) J. Bodzin. Mich Med 69: 946 O 70 Super intensive care unit means super resident training. R.Barr. Hosp Physician 6: 68+ N 70 Surviving your training program: how to get what you want within the system. J.Middleton. Hosp Physician 6: 44+ J1 70 Surviving your training program: how to put pressure on the system. R.Barr. Hosp Physician 6: 48+ J1 70 Surviving your training program: put yourself in the chief resident's boots. Hosp Physician 6: 52-3 J1 70 These interns tailor their own programs: permissive internship in Philadelphia. Hosp Physician 6: 92-5 Mr 70 What to expect from residency programs. P.N.Cooper Jr. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 7-8 Ja 70 Where interns steer their own courses: Philadelphia's Chestnut Hill. H.T.Paxton. Med Econ 47: 183 Ap 27 70 Yale affiliated gastroenterology program. R.S.Rosson and H .M .Spiro. J Amer Med Ass 212: 1683-4 Je 8 70 Patients Are the 'Medi' laws producing worse care for the poor? M.M.Ravitch. Resident Staff Physician 16: 119-20 Ag 70 How to keep them awake during case presentations. L.A. Healey. Resident Staff Physician 16: 112+ O 70 (Internships,Pharmacy. See: Pharmacy dept.—Personnel— Education) (Interviewing. See: Admitting and discharge—Responsibil- ities; Personnel administration—Interviewing; Social service dept.—Responsibilities) INTRAVENOUS THERAPY (See also: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Manufacturing; Resuscitation; Syringes and needles) Developing policies and procedures for an IV additive service. Sr.J .M .Durgin. Hosp Top 48: 47+ D 70 Effective communication smooths major conversion pro- gram at Vancouver General Hospital: disposable injec- tion system. L.Truitt. Can Hosp 47: 42-3 My 70 Infection from intravenous catheters. D.C.Banks and others. Lancet 1: 443-5 F 28 70 Infection from intravenous "scalp-vein" needles in a susceptible population. S.Lowenbraun and others. J Amer Med Ass 212: 451-3 Ap 20 70. Condensed in Hos- pitals 44: 90+ S 1 70 Information program reduces I .V.admixture hazards. R. Donn. Hospitals 44: 78+ S 1 70 I.V.therapy as a nursing responsibility. E.E.Durr and L.E.Fierro. RN 33: 38-44 S 70 Long-term total parenteral nutrition: the concept of an artificial gut. B.H.Scribner and others. J Amer Med Ass 212: 457-63 Ap 20 70 New IV policy set for nurses in New Jersey. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2297 N 70 Nurses like centralized I.V.additive service. F.J.Pang. Hosp Manage 110: 50-3 Ag 70 Observations in the use of a syringe-needle attachment unit for the preparation of prepackaged parenterals. W.O.Hiner and C.Latini. Mil Med 135: 52-4 Ja 70 Preparation of a high calorie nutrient solution. L.F. Simon. Surg Gynecol Obstet 131: 981-2 N 70 Trends in intravenous additive programs: the report of a research study. D.F.Moravec. Hosp Manage 109: 58+ Mr 70 (Invasion of privacy. See: Medical records dept.—Patient records—Release of information; Patient relations— Right of privacy) INVENTORIES (See also: Financial management—Plant appraisal— Property records; Linens—Control and distribution; Storerooms) Inventory control: the watch on space,time,money and goods. A.J.Valias. Mod Hosp 115: 66 J1 70 Inventory savings through economic order quantities: four hospitals centralize inventory control. J.D.Huddart. Can Hosp 47: 42 Ag 70 Monthly inventory adjustments for accurate income state- ments. G.A.Killenberg. Hosp Top 48: 36 Ag 70 What's your inventory worth? T.D.Kopecko. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 15+ Ag 70 Perpetual Computer reports on who's using what: Stamford (Conn.) Hospital. Health Inst Purchasing 1: 28-30 My-Je 70 'Magnetic' cards carry perpetual inventory data. Health Inst Purchasing 1: 36-8 D 70 (Investigational drugs. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs— Investigational) (Investments. See: Endowments and investments) (Iron lungs. See: Resuscitation) (Irregular discharge. See: Psychiatric hospitals—Admitting and discharge; Tuberculosis hospitals—Admitting and discharge) (Isolation technic. See: Communicable disease hospitals and depts.; Infection control) (Isotopes. See: Radiology dept.—Radioisotopes) J (Jehovah's Witnesses position on transfusion. See: Consent,Legal—Blood transfusion) (Jewish patient diets. See: Dietary dept.—Modified diets) (Job analysis classification,evaluation,etc. See the various subheads under Personnel administration) JOINT COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION OF HOSPITALS Consumer groups tell JCAH to consult with patients and employes. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 29-32 J1 70 Growth of the Joint Commission. Bull Joint Comm Accredi- tation Hosp No.56: 1 Je 70 JCAH considers ways to improve board structure and performance. (C) J.M.Stone. Mod Hosp 114: 56+ Je 70 Joint Commission to establish a consumer advisory group (N) Bull Joint Comm Accreditation Hosp No.56: 3 Je 70 Retarded care accreditation set: Accreditation Council for the Mentally Retarded. (N) Amer Med News 13: 14 Ja 12 70 (Joint conference committee. See: Medical staff—Commit- tees—Joint conference) (Journal clubs. See: Library service—Journal clubs and reading) (Junior college nursing programs. See: Nursing education. Undergraduate—Two-year programs) K (Kaiser-Permanente Plan. See: Permanente Plan) (Kidney.Artificial. See: Home care—Chronic; Intensive care—Special units—Dialysis; Urology dept.) (Kidney banks. See: Banks—Kidney) KING EDWARD'S HOSPITAL FUND FOR LONDON Developing services of the King’s Fund. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2155 O 31 70 King's Fund contribution to education in hospital catering. R.T.Whatley. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 20-1 Ja-F 70 (Kitchens. See: Dietary dept.) (Kosher diets. See: Dietary dept.—Modified diets) L (Labeling drugs. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Labeling) (Labor-management health plans. See: Health insurance, Voluntary—Nonprofit—Labor-management; Industrial health service; Union welfare programs) (Labor relations. See: Personnel administration—Unions and collective bargaining) LABORATORIES. CLINICAL (See also: Admitting and discharge—Routine examina- tions; Blood and plasma banks; Consent,Legal—Blood samples; Health insurance,Comprehensive—Diagnos- tic; Hospital and health facilities—Utilization—Serv- ices; Multiphasic testing; Necropsies; Pathology dept.; Personnel administration—Health programs (for hazards to personnel); Shared services—Medical—Pathology) Administration Is it practical to consider setting up a virology laboratory in a community hospital? (Q&A) H.F.Dowling. Amer Fam Physician/GP 1: 101 My 70 Laboratory work schedules—designed for patient benefit or employee benefit? D.B.Dorsey. Pathologist 24: 113- 8 Ap 70 Planning a satellite laboratory for ambulatory patient care. A.L.Pusch and others. Hosp Top 48: 53+ Mr 70 Some considerations in the operation of a field medical laboratory system. H.J.Baker. Mil Med 135: 356-61 My 70 Aseptic technic Microbiological contamination control in hospitals: role of the laboratory. V.W.Greene. Hospitals 44: 66-70 Ja 16 70 Test tube epidemic. L.E.Davis and others. Amer J Nursing 70: 2139 O 70 Automation Automation in the pathology laboratory. F.R.Fellingham. Hosp Purchasing (London) No.9: 4-5 S 70 56 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 LAUNDRIES Clinical laboratory automation: errors in hospital labora- tory data. J.C .H .Dewdney and F.Edwards. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 17-18 Ja-F 70 Computer allows faster emergency action on tests: St. Vincent's Hospital & Medical Center,New York. (N) Med Rec News 41: 57 Ap 70 Experience with a hospital laboratory admission screen. P.W.Davey and others. Can Med Ass J 103: 140-6 J1 18 70 Laboratory automation: enlisting staff cooperation. A.E. Rappoport and E.N .Rappoport. Hospitals 44: 114+ Ag 16 70 William Beaumont General Hospital selected for prototype laboratory linkage system. (N) Southwestern Med 51: 21-2 Ja 70 Costs Administrative profiles: utilization and costs in the clini- cal laboratory. Hospitals 44: 28 Je 16 70 Comparative costs for blood film staining. C.H.N. Bennett and E.J.Bamford. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1540-1 Ag 7 70 Cost analysis of the developmental phase of an auto- mated multiphasic health testing facility. D.R. Mackintosh and G.P.Kraus. Public Health Rep 85: 685- 90 Ag 70 Dollar cost per positive test for automated multiphasic screening. M.F.Collen and others. New Engl J Med 283: 459-63 Ag 27 70; (C) and reply. 1114-5 N 12 70 Saving through centralization: laboratory. K.Gal and A. Hanok. Hospitals 44: 60+ D 1 70 Economies Cost-saving system devised for blood chemistries: The Woman's Hospital,Cleveland, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 28 Ap 1 70 Equipment and supplies Blood drawing carts and teams. M.J.Eldred. Hosp Prog- ress 51: 30 Ag 70 Do-it-yourself laboratory, (ed) J Amer Med Ass 211: 2009- 10 Mr 23 70 Laboratory furniture selection: factors to consider. T. Ruys. Hospitals 44: 64-6 O 16 70 Laboratory slide tray patented. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 112 Mr 70 Modified all purpose laboratory clamp. R.Freake. Amer J Med Technol 36: 107-8 Mr 70 Sira and instrument evaluation. T.S.Lansley. Hosp Int (Engl) 4: 22-3 O 70 Thermography: coloring with heat. Time 96: 46-8 Ag 17 70 Trouble is crystal clear: clues to disease are revealed when the skin is painted with liquid crystals. J.Ramsey. Fam Health 2: 22-4 S 70 Electrocardiographic (EKG) Analysis of an open electrocardiograph referral service for family doctors. C.M.Morgans and others. Brit Med J 1: 41-3 Ja 3 70 Cassette recorder for the intraoperative electrocardio- gram. G.R.Neufeld and L.H.Cooperman. Anesthesi- ology 32: 278-9 Mr 70 Computer analysis of electrocardiograms with six and twelve leads. P.J.Schneider and others. Public Health Rep 85: 853-8 O 70 Computer system for cardiac diagnosis: University of Wisconsin Medical Center. (N) J Amer Geriat Soc 18: 922-3 N 70 ECG data acquisition for computer analysis. J.A.Milliken and others. Can Med Ass J 102: 1281-5 Je 6 70 Echocardiography, (ed) T.R.Van Dellen. Ill Med J 137: 343 Ap 70 Economical long-distance telephoned electrocardiographs. (ed) G.Schreiber. Tex Med 66: 31-3 My 70 Electrocardiograph network links hospital,MDs. (N) Amer Med News 13: 14 My 18 70 Hahnemann Interprets EKG in one minute with computer. Penn Med 73: 53 J1 70 Incentive led to ECG at half previous cost: Hahnemann College and Hospital,Philadelphia. (N) Mod Hosp 1J5: 105 Ag 70 Microfilmed electrocardiograms. R.R.Barr and others. Hospitals 44: 61-3 Ap 16 70 New switch: house calls in reverse—patient's ECGs pay visit to specialist at his home. (N) Med World News 11: 32Q Ag 14 70 Questionable legality of ECG mounted prior to interpre- tation. (Q&A) W.B.Smith. J Amer Med Ass 213: 2088 S 21 70 Radio and telephone system for multiple channel trans- mission of ECGs. P.W.Macfarlane and T.D.V.Lawrie. Brit Med J 3: 702-3 S 19 70 Reproducibility of analysis of the electrocardiogram in epidemiology using the 'Minnesota Code.' I.Elgrishi and others. Brit J Prev Soc Med 24: 197-200 N 70 Researchers perfect a frequency analyzer to diagnose heart attack. (N) Southern Hosp 38: 23 Ja 70 Should a student study electrocardiography in the comput- er era? C.A.Caceres. New Physician 19: 152-7 F 70 Electroencephalographic (EEG) Role of computers in electroencephalographic analysis. A.Stazio. Maryland State Med J 19: 59-61 J1 70 Testing for epilepsy—at home. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 17 N 13 70 Evaluation of service Clinical laboratory improvement program in New York City: progress after five years of experience. M. Schaeffer and others. Health Lab Sci 7: 242-55 O 70 Health,normality,and the ghost of Gauss. L.R.Elveback and others. J Amer Med Ass 211: 69-75 Ja 5 70 Interhospital computerized quality control system. J.H. Carlquist. Pathologist 24: 191-3 Je 70 Proficiency testing in Oklahoma physicians' office labo- ratories. R.F.Hain. J Okla State Med Ass 63: 2 64-8 Je 70 Quality Assurance Service, (interview) T.Hutchens. Pathologist 24: 375-80 N 70 Industrial engineering Simulation of a hematology department. G.J.Rath and others. Health Serv Res 5: 25-35 Spr 70 Value of staff observation: chemistry laboratory. J.A. McNab. Can Hosp 47: 26 Je 70 Personnel Breaking communication barriers in education. J.Levin. Amer J Med Technol 36: 167-73 Ap 70 Clinical case study: a tool in medical technology educa- tion. M.M.Stewart. Amer J Med Technol 36: 530-3 N 70 Clinical chemist shortage expected to become worse. (N) Hospitals 44: 119 N 16 70 Clinical laboratory personnel: is there a shortage in California? J.Puffer and others. Calif Med 112: 72-7 Je 70 Conceptual model for considering utilization and educa- tion of medical laboratory personnel. R.M.Tomlinson. Amer J Med Technol 36: 67-74 F 70 Continuing education of laboratory personnel. J.Sattler. Amer J Med Technol 36: 239-43 My 70 Goal priorities of medical technologists. A.Gerstenfeld and F.J.Whitt. Amer J Med Technol 36: 159-66 Ap 70; (C) 234-8 My 70 Health,Education,and Welfare contract will aid develop- ment of equivalency exams for medical technologists. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 5: 1 Ag 70 Honors in medical technology. V.L.Rausch and R. Amer J Med Technol 36: 131-41 Mr 70 Identification of aptitude criteria for medical technology. S. and B.Love. Amer J Med Technol 36: 388-99 Ag 70 Image of the technician. A.D.Farr. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 18-19 Ja 2 70 Observations on a matching program to retrain inactive medical technologists. N.E.Holly. Public Health Rep 85: 666-72 Ag 70 Overseas tutor scheme in medical laboratory technology. K.R.Hill. Brit J Med Educ 4: 168 Je 70 Playing for the health team. P .C .Schreckenberger. J Amer Med Ass 213: 279-81 J1 13 70 Public Health Service supported training programs for electroencephalographic technologists—a review. J.J. Cereghino and C.H.Cole. Amer J EEG Technol 10: 41- 53 Je 70 (discussion p.55-8) RNs aren't couriers for this hospital's lab: "lab liaison technicians." (N) RN 33: 25-6 Ap 70 Special technologists for autopsies. R.D.Paegle and J.V. Klavins. Pathologist 24: 297-301 S 70 Thoughts on the educative process, (ed) M.Fryer. Amer J Med Technol 36: 13-16 Ja 70 Planning Mock laboratory. G.A.Robinson. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 399 F 27 70 Planning a satellite laboratory for ambulatory patient care. A.L.Pusch and others. Hosp Top 48: 53+ Mr 70 Procedures Routine blood cell counts in geriatric chronic-disease hospital. (Q&A) W.H.Crosby. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1910 S 14 70 Manuals Laboratory manual. M.J.Eldred. Hosp Progress 51: 30+ Ag 70 Rates Budgeting for the effects of expanding medical services. J.W.Price. Hosp Progress 51: 28-9 Ja 70 Doctors caught in the middle of lab fee squabble? Med World News 11: 20-2 My 29 70 Records and reports Data management in the diagnostic laboratory: a data- centered approach using high-density mark sense docu- ments for computer entry. C .D.Nordschow and H. W. Shipton. Computers Biomed Res 3: 218-28 Je 70 Innovation in delivery of health care: organ panels. J.B. Henry and M.J.Arras. Southern Med J 63: 907-16 Ag 70 Laboratory requisition slips. M.J.Eldred. Hosp Progress 51: 32 Ag 70 Why a laboratory newsletter? R.L.Reece. Pathologist 24: 3-6 Ja 70 Responsibilities Clinical laboratory. (Q&A) W.J.Reals. Hosp Progress 51: 8+ O 70 Medical hysteria. J.M.Naish. Lancet 1: 942-3 My 2 70 Slender thread: maintaining the patient's self-integration, and allaying his fears. M.I.Yeazell. Amer J Med Tech- nol 36: 244-53 My 70 What can be done to prevent possible mercury pollution from hospital laboratory liquid waste? (Q&A) E.H. Hoeltke. Hosp Eng Newsletter 15: 4 N-D 70 (Pt 1) Standards Clinical Laboratories Improvement Act of 1967. U.P. Kokko. Pathologist 24: 185-7 Je 70 Comments on the inspection and accreditation program. W.G. Bernhard. Pathologist 24: 337-9 O 70 Evolution of the standards of the Commission on Accredi- tation: College of American Pathologists. L.J. McCormack. Pathologist 24: 149-50 My 70 Guide for laboratory fire regulations: detailed precautions and instructions for the hospital laboratory. J.M. Blumberg. Pathologist 24: 255-65 Ag 70 Inspection and accreditation programs of the College of American Pathologists and the National Center for Dis- ease Control. D.J.Carlson. Pathologist 24: 293-6 S 70 Laboratory improvement program. R.T.Howell. J Arkansas Med Soc 66: 327-8 F 70 Maintaining high lab standards through a quality assur- ance program. M.Juel. Hosp Progress 51: 14+ J1 70 Medical laboratory accreditation and quality control in Alberta. R.E.Bell. Can Med Ass J 103: 1169-74 N 21 70 Quality clinical laboratory services for the American people. M.M.Brooke. Public Health Rep 85: 155-9 F 70 Trends Future of the public health laboratory: role of the clinical laboratory of the future. S.Blatt. Health Lab Sci 7: 10- 13 Ja 70 (Pt 1) Laboratory medicine, 1970. C.D.Connor. Pathologist 24: 49-52 F 70 LABORATORIES, RESEARCH (See also: Medico-moral problems—Animal experimenta- tion) Modular design, systems approach for medical research buildings: VA develops new concept. G .M .Hollander. Heating Piping Air Conditioning 42: 86-8 Ag 70 Plastic heart for Spanish patient? Texas Heart Institute forms research center: Madrid. (N) Med World News 11: 15 S 25 70 Research building programming via client-architect edu- cation: New fork Psychiatric Institute. Architect Rec 147: 108-9 Mr 70 Animal rooms Preventive medical plan asked for animal lab workers. M.L.Simmons. US Med 6: 6-7 Mr 15 70 (Laboratory animals. See: Laboratories Research— Animal rooms; Medico-moral problems—Animal experimentation) (Ladder concept. See: Nursing education—Ladder concept; Paramedical personnel—Ladder concept) (Landscaping. See: Auxiliaries—Projects—Grounds and landscaping; Grounds) (Laryngectomy patients. See: Rehabilitation service— Speech and hearing) (Lasers. See: Surgery dept.—Equipment and supplies) LAUNDRIES (See also: Blankets; Conveyors; Disposable goods— Paper; Gloves; Linens; Mattresses and pillows; Patient gowns; Sewing room; Shared services—Laundry; Stain removal; Uniforms) Power of the press: newspapers play up hospital laun- dries. Amer Laundry Dig 35: 66-8 Je 15 70 Administration Clean,neat germ-free linens goal of laundry manager at Brookside Hospital,San Pablo,Calif. A.J.Webb. Inst Laundry 14: 10+ Mr 70 Getting most for your money in laundry & housekeeping. J.Greenway. Hosp Admin Can 12: 24-6 My 70 Growth is sure to come and this plant is preparing for it: Jefferson Medical College Hospital, Philadelphia. Amer Laundry Dig 35: 50-3 J1 15 70 Just a few little things are different about this hospital laundry: Michael Reese Hospital,Chicago. Amer Laundry Dig 35: 40+ Ja 15 70 Laundry effectively bides time until a modernization pro- gram is completed: West Jersey Hospital,Camden. Inst Laundry 14: 6+ J1 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 57 LAUNDRIES Laundry manager develops secure position: Tampa,Fla. Inst Laundry 14: 14-16 Ap 70 Laundry services in hospitals. G.Harding. Hosp Purchasing (London) No.2: 2 F 70 Putting a laundry back in business: Delaware County Memorial Hospital,Drexel Hill,Pa. P.Lance. Executive Housekeeper 17: 58+ S 70 These homes have their own laundries and like them. Mod Nursing Home 25: 64+ S 70 Upgrading for laundry efficiency: Women's Medical Col- lege and Hospital,Philadelphia. P.Lance. Executive Housekeeper 17: 56+ Je 70 Aseptic technic Bacteria in laundered fabrics. P.S.Nicholes. Amer J Public Health 60: 2175-80 N 70 Bag wash. P.Ingram. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1087 Ag 20 70 Deadly diapers, (ed) Brit Med J 2: 314 My 9 70 Diaper deaths. M.Schechter. Amer J Public Health 60: 1686-8 S 70 Fatal phenol poisoning from improperly laundered diapers. B.W.Brown. Amer J Public Health 60: 901-2 My 70 Microbiological contamination control in hospitals: roles of central service and the laundry. V.W.Greene. Hos- pitals 44: 98+ Ja 1 70 St.Bernard's barrier laundry: Southall,England. Hospitals 44: 87+ D 16 70 Automation European hospital laundries: forced to move to automa- tion. E.Oehnel. Hospitals 44: 98-103 Ap 16 70 Glimpse into one continuous washroom system. J.C. Marino. Inst Laundry 14: 6+ Ja 70 Laundry manager counterbalances lack of space with automation: Maimonides Medical Center. J.C.Marino. Inst Laundry 14: 12+ Ag 70 Costs Administrative profiles: laundry. Hospitals 44: 32 N 16 70 Are we in line with standard cost and production? F. Field. Inst Laundry 14: 10 Ja 70 Institutional cost accounting: a system that really works at St.Luke's Hospital,Kansas City,Mo. A.Hess. Amer Laundry Dig 35: 60-3 N 15 70 Equipment and supplies Custom-made laundry center: Cincinnati's Bethesda Hospital. B.C.Menk. Executive Housekeeper 17: 46+ J1 70 Enzyme laundry products: are they dangerous to con- sumers? Hospitals 44: 94 O 16 70 Evaluate before buying: the lowest price does not neces- sarily mean the best buy. M.Lipeles. Inst Laundry 14: 12-14 Ja 70 High speed,easy maintenance,automation,space conser- vation mark Mt.Sinai's flatwork ironer. J.C.Marino. Inst Laundry 14: 6-7 O 70 If the laundry won't come to the carts the carts will go to the laundry. E.Lauzen. Mod Hosp 114: 134 F 70 Is excessive equipment breakdown causing you adminis- tration problems? E.W.Fair. Inst Laundry 14: 20+ Je 70 Materials handling system helps solve labor problems. G.L.Strike. Inst Laundry 14: 6+Ag 70 Points to consider when purchasing an ironer. Inst Laundry 14: 16+ O 70 What the laundry manager should know about equipment. F.Schlosser. Executive Housekeeper 17: 34+ Mr 70 Industrial engineering Crosswise workflow system speeds linens through central facility: San Carlos,Calif. Amer Laund Dig 35: 34+ D 15 70 Laundry: updating for economy. H.A.Joyce. Hospitals 44:100-2 Je 1 70 Setting time standards: performance yardsticks increase laundry efficiency. S.T.Church. Hospitals 44: 48-50 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Systems analysis: application in the hospital laundry. R.C.Durham. Hosp Top 48: 39-44 Mr 70 Work study: its effect on the design and planning of laundries. L.A.Edwards. Hosp Engl (Engl) 24: 55-62 Mr 70 Personnel Employee training alleviates labor shortage: Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. Inst Laundry 14: 25+ F 70 Planning Laundry facts the architect must know: Mount Sinai Hos- pital,New York City. Inst Laundry 14: 6-7 N 70 Potpourri of recent laundry modernizations and installa- tions. Inst Laundry 14: 12+ N 70 Renovating an on-site laundry: Racine,Wis. Sr.M. de Chantal. Executive Housekeeper 17: 28+ F 70 Procedures "Die mangelstrasse"—flatwork ironing German style. F. Field. Inst Laundry 14: 12+ O 70 Launderable shearlings. W.F.Happich and others. Hos- pitals 44: 112-5 Ja 1 70 Records and reports Writing effective reports. J.C.Marino. Inst Laundry 14: 12+ Je 70 Responsibilities Hospital laundry and linen services. L.H.W.Paine. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 148-9 Mr-Ap 70 Use of commercial laundry Centralized commercial linen service. H.Schoenfeld. Hospitals 44: 69-72 S 1 70 Evaluating laundry alternatives: inplant,contract,or shared services. E.L.Biggs and J.B.Farnham. Hospitals 44: 130-1 F 1 70 File on Prison Enterprises: service to hospitals in North Carolina. G.Holland. Amer Laundry Dig 35: 58-60 Ap 15 70 Hospital finds "in-or-out" alternative in offshoot inde- pendent profitseeking linen supply corporation: Ross (Calif.) General Hospital. Amer Laundry Dig 35: 30+ Ag 15 70 LAWS AND LEGISLATION (See also: Federal aid; Liability; Licensure and regula- tion; Medicare; Social security; and the subhead Legal aspects under various headings) Abortion,the hospital and the law. D.F.Phillips. Hospi- tals 44: 59-62 Ag 16 70 (ed p.4,69); (C) Sr.V.Pearson. 16 N 16 70; (C) G.E.Schwarz. 14 D 16 70 Governance of hospitals: too little interest in legislative issues hampers trustee effectiveness. D.M.Kinzer. Trustee 23: 1-9 S 70 Hospital law: annual administrative review. F.P.F. Minno. Hospitals 44: 105-8 Ap 1 70 Lobbying may be useful and needed—if you know how and do it right. W.J. Brennan. Mod Hosp 115: 66 O 70 Making new health law: "Sue the bastards." W.J.Curran. Amer J Public Health 60: 2016-7 O 70 State legislation affecting hospitals. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 8+ O 70 Incorporation "Buffer" corporation offers hope to New York City hos- pitals. H.L.Lewis. Mod Hosp 114: 84-93 F 70 Congregation reorganizes its hospitals' corporate struc- tures: Sisters of the Holy Cross. Sr.Olivia Marie. Hosp Progress 51: 66-9 Mr 70 Disputes over board may delay hospital corporation: New York City. (N) Hospitals 44: 155 F 1 70 Legal analysis of the ownership and corporate control of Catholic hospitals. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 92 + O 70 Meet the 'meeting man'—the hospital secretary. E.H . Shuter. Hosp Admin Can 12: 51-2 My 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: New York City. J.V.Terenzio and H.E.Manning. Hospitals 44: 65+ J1 1 70 Lien Hospital lien attaches when patient is admitted to hos- pital. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 16 F 70 Hospital lien case affirmed: Florida. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2 J1 70 Hospital lien does not stick: New York. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 6 F 70 (Pt 1) (Leadership. See: Administration—Management skills; Auxiliaries—Organization—Leadership) (Lease of equipment. See: Purchasing dept.—Methods— Lease) (Lease of plant. See: Financial management—Lease arrangements) LECTURE SERIES Gregg Healthy university in a sick society? L.Gordon. J Med Educ 45: 847-853 N 70 (Pt 1) University in the community: the Alan Gregg Memorial Lecture. K.Brewster Jr. J Med Educ 45: 5-10 Ja 70 (introduction p.1-2) (Leftover drugs. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs and prepara- tions—Leftover) LEGAL COUNSEL Defending the malpractice action. B.G.Lynn. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-10 S 70 (Pt 4) Hippocrates' helper: role of the hospital attorney. J.P. Roth. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3:1-5 D 70 (Pt 2) Lawyer in the hospital. L.E.Rozovsky. Hosp Admin Can 12: 38-9 Je 70 Medical course trains hospital-based lawyers: six Air Force medical center hospitals. (N) US Med 6: 4 N 1 70 Role of the labor lawyer in hospitals. L.P.Corbett. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-8 O 70 (Pt 3) Use of hospital attorneys. (C) N.Hershey. Hospitals 44: 6+ O 16 70 (Legal responsibilities. See: Liability; and the subhead Legal aspects under various headings) (Length of stay. See: Hospital and health facilities— Utilization—Beds) (Leper hospitals. See: Hansen's disease care) (Levels of care. See: Progressive care) LIABILITY (See also: Consent,Legal; Insurance—Liability; Laws and legislation; and the subhead Legal aspects under various headings) Arbitration: alternative to court litigation in California. J.E.Ludlam and H.Hassard. Hospitals 44: 58+ O 1 70 Causes of hospital negligence. A.H.Bernstein. Hospitals 44: 92+ S 1 70 Charitable immunity doomed by Massachusetts high court. (N) Hospitals 44: 97 Ja 16 70 Charitable immunity reaffirmed in North Carolina. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3 Ja 70 (Pt 1) Charitable immunity rejected by Wyoming high court: suit against the Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society of America. (N) Hospitals 44: 136 J1 1 70 Compensating persons injured in human experimentation. C.C.Havighurst. Science 169: 153-7 J1 10 70 Conference sees national crisis emerging from recent in- crease in malpractice suits. (N) Hospitals 44: 121-2 My 16 70 Courts and standard of care. E.W.Springer. Med Rec News 41: 55+ F 70 Defending the malpractice action. B.G.Lynn. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-10 S 70 (Pt 4) 'Discovery rule' extends hospital liability. J.Edelman. Hospitals 44: 120-2 O 1 70 Failure to transmit medical information. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 213: 2351-2 S 28 70 Government—and you—can end the malpractice mess, (interview) E.P.Bemzweig. Med Econ 47: 27+ Mr 16 70 "He's insured—sock it to him! " Juries are doing just that. Forbes 105: 63+ Ap 15 70 Hospital bums. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 214: 653-4 O 19 70 Hospital law: annual administrative review. F.P.F. Minno. Hospitals 44: 105-8 Ap 1 70 Hospital liability for physician negligence. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1755-6 N 30 70 How to avoid the statute of limitations. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2 O 70 (Pt 1) Increase in litigation alarms hospital attorneys. L.E. Rozovsky. Can Hosp 47: 23 Ag 70 Lack of reliable statistics is one of the most serious aspects of the malpractice situation, (interview) E.P. Bemzweig. Physicians Manage 10: 44-50 Ap 70 Lawmen assail administrators. Can Hosp 47: 20-1 N 70 Legality of 'standard of care' in hospitals. E.Gerber. Osteopath Hosp 14: 14-15 D 70 Liability for negligence: be certain that employees exer- cise "ordinary care." L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 46 Ja 70 Liability of hospitals for malpractice. C.Smith. News- letter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-5 Ja 70 (Pt 3) Liable for negligent agents. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 48 N 70 Liable for sidewalk defect. L.T.Parker. Hosp Top 48: 35 O 70 Malpractice alert: the newest trends in claims. Med Econ 47: 79-85 Je 8 70 Malpractice mess. Time 96: 36+ N 2 70 Malpractice prevention workshops: a progress report. Calif Med 112: 89-97 Mr 70 Malpractice: the patient vs.the physician. A.A.Ribicoff. Med Econ 47: 264+ F 16 70 Medical malpractice: patient versus physician—"the Ribicoff Report." C.U.Letoumeau. Hosp Manage 109: 18-20 Ap 70 Medical progress,iatrogenic disease,and professional liability. H.A.Frank. J Amer Med Ass 211: 1237-8 F 16 70 Missouri hospitals face Medicaid deficits,lose chari- table immunity. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 33-4 Ja 70 New doctrine of far-reaching hospital responsibility for both the quantity and quality of hospital care, (ed) J. Priver. Mich Hosp 6: 13+ My 70 58 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 LIBRARY SERVICE Plaintiffs are entitled to learn by discovery of existence of any professional liability insurance and its extent. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2 J1 70 Professional liability: can lawsuits be curbed? J. Edelman. Hospitals 44: 54-7 O 1 70 Programs implemented in attempt to reduce medical mal- practice claims insurance rates: California. (N) Hospi- tals 44: 102-4 O 16 70 Reduced staffing may increase legal risks. A.E. Rosenblum. Hosp Manage 110: 40-2 Ag 70 Rulings undermine charitable immunity,uphold rights of employes and minors. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 114: 60+ Ap 70 Suing the doctor. Newsweek 75: 93-4 Ja 19 70 Sweating blood: hospitals' liability for transfusions. Time 96: 57 O 19 70 Testing malpractice arbitration: so far so good. B. Sheridan. Med Econ 47: 19+ O 12 70 When doctors are sued,everyone pays. M.S.Lasky. Fam Health 2: 48-50 D 70 When is a hospital liable for negligence to its patients? J.M.George. Can Hosp 47: 26-7 O 70 Will computers increase malpractice cases? P.J. Hermann. Hosp Top 48: 26-7 F 70 LIBRARIES (See also: Library service) Administrative Educational service: Hospital Financial Management Association's lending library. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 42 N 70 Library of AHA serves special needs of hospital field. H.Yast. Trustee 23: 23-5 Ap 70 Dental American Dental Association library—a service for den- tists and dental students. J.Landau. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 582-4 Mr 70 Comprehensive dental library opens in West: University of the Pacific School of Dentistry. (N) J Amer Dent Ass 81: 1105-6 N 70 Integrating information services for dental schools into a health sciences library. L.Darling. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 177-85 Ap 70 Health sciences/patients' Remarks at the dedication of the Joseph Brennemann Li- brary in its new quarters at Children's Memorial Hos- pital, Chicago. W.K.Beatty. AHIL (Ass Hosp Inst Libr) Quart 10: 41-3 Win 70 Medical Cleveland Medical Library celebrates past by looking ahead, (ed) New Engl J Med 282: 160-1 Ja 15 70 Library extension at Vancouver: University of British Columbia Medical School. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 883 Ag 3 70 Medical center library at Ohio State will feature automa- tion. (N) Ohio State Med J 66: 121 F 70 Medical school libraries. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1491-3 N 23 70 Osier Library: today and tomorrow. E.B.Wells. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 398-402 J1 70 Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh: sale of its library at Sotheby's. H.Crawford. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 531-47 O 70 Student study areas. G.T.Harrell. J Med Educ 45: 251-4 Ap 70 Texas Medical Association Memorial Library offers mail- bag full of services. Tex Med 66: 104-7 O 70 Wood Library-Museum of Anesthesiology expands library service to members. E.H.Conner. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 1 S 70 National Library of Medicine Educational jukebox in US National Library of Medicine. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 40 O 9 70 National Library of Medicine: how it serves the dentist. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 573-7 Mr 70 National Library of Medicine: resource for all profes- sionals. D.N.Kelly. Supervisor Nurse 1: 42-5 Je 70 Suit asks photocopying royalties. J.Walsh. Science 169: 959 S 4 70 Nursing Lending library for nurses: South Haven,Mich. (N) Volunteer Leader 11: 7 F 70 Library service for RNs: community libraries should set up on open-shelf reference section. (C) E.A.Swenehart. RN 33: 20-1 F 70 Nurses' libraries—1980. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1052 Ag 13 70 (ed p.1025) Nurses libraries,time to come in from the cold. D. Boorer. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1171 S 10 70 Nursing archive at Boston University. Nursing Res 19: 342 Jl-Ag 70 Nursing literature. S.S.Cooper. J Continuing Educ Nurs- ing 1: 35-42 S-O 70 Nursing managers—what should they read? J.Pantall and R.Cond. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 113-6 (suppl) Ag 6 70; 117-8 (suppl) Ag 13 70 Nursing school library in transition: Mercy School of Nursing,Hamilton,Ohio. F .McCullough. Cath Libr World 41: 581-3 My 70 Reference sources for nursing: revised by a committee of the Interagency Council on Library Tools for Nursing. Nursing Outlook 18: 47-52 Ap 70 Patients1 Book power! Libraries for the mentally retarded. Sr.M.J. Becker. AHIL (Ass Hosp Inst Libr) Quart 10: 73-4 Spr 70 Dunstable and "Topsy." J.Payne. Book Trolley 2: 10-12 S 70 Extending public library services to the homebound. J.A. McCrossan. Amer Libraries 1: 485-90 My 70 Guidelines for library service to the institutionalized aging. D.Romani. Amer Libraries 1: 286-9 Mr 70 Institutional library programs. M.Cheeseman. AHIL (Ass Hosp Inst Libr) Quart 10: 64-6 Spr 70 Institutional library service at the state level: directory and chart of major services. B.Wang. Amer Libraries 1: 781-5 S 70 Libraries in the therapeutic society: services to the senior citizen. M.C.Javelin. Amer Libraries 1: 133-7 F 70 Library response to the challenge of mental retardation. B.H.Baskin. Amer Libraries 1: 65-8 Ja 70 Minority of minorities: library service for the handi- capped. C.Lucioli. AHIL (Ass Hosp Inst Libr) Quart 10: 42-5 Sum 70 Patients' library. F.McCullough. Cath Libr World 41: 531-3 Ap 70 Rumford (Maine) Community Hospital asks visitors to select books for patients. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 4 S 70 Southern Hospital Library: reminiscences of an assistant. W.W.Partington. Book Trolley 2: 7-10 S 70 "Zelo zelatus sum...": reminiscences of a hospital librarian. M.Secchi. Book Trolley 2: 3-7 S 70 Bibliotherapy Using literature in group therapy. E.Steffens. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 227 J1 70 Blind Embossing Arabic letters and numbers on new raised-line polyethylene paper: an aid for the blind. R.L.Barr. Science 169: 94-5 J1 3 70 Services available to the hospitalized from the regional libraries for the blind and handicapped—an untapped resource? U.M.Steele. AHIL (Ass Hosp Inst Libr) Quart 10: 36-8 Win 70 'Talking Books' program aids handicapped readers, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 28 J1 1 70 Talking newspaper. R.Sturt. Book Trolley 2: 3-12 Je 70 Talking newspaper for blind in Wales. (N) Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1680 Ag 28 70 Pharmacy Evolving the 90% pharmaceutical library: Wyeth Labora- tories. V.A.Basile and R.W.Smith. Spec Libraries 61: 81-6 F 70 LIBRARY SERVICE (See also: Communication systems—Biomedical; Libraries; Printing and duplicating facilities—Copy- right) Association of Western Hospitals hospital librarians form active section. S.Terzian. Hosp Forum (Calif) 12: 37 Mr 70 Administration Hospital library. N.S.Steams. Hospitals 44: 55-9 Mr 1 70; 88-90 Mr 16 70 Personal views on personnel administration: some after- dinner remarks. L.Darling. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 346-9 J1 70 Place of the library in the hospital family. J.Scougall. AHIL (Ass Hosp Inst Libr) Quart 10: 67-72 Spr 70 What do libraries do all day? Some management ques- tions. R.S.Huleatt. Spec Libraries 61: 78-80 F 70 Archives Community medical archives: Library of the New York Academy of Medicine. G.L.Annan. N Y State J Med 70: 796-8 Mr 15 70 Nursing archive at Boston University. Nursing Res 19: 342 Jl-Ag 70 Automation Automation adopted. Sr.J.M.Anderson and W.D.Sims. Cath Libr World 41: 429-37 Mr 70 Design of the automated serials accession system at the library of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine of the City University of New York. H.L.Lemkau and J.R. Straub. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 163-72 Ap 70 How to computerize your serials and periodicals when you don't knowhow. M.Matthews and S.Sherman. Wilson Libr Bull 44: 861-4 Ap 70 Mechanization of library procedures in the medium-sized medical library: serial holdings. H .K .Beckwith. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 120-5 Ap 70 Overview of library systems and automation. B.E. Markuson. Datamation 16: 60-8 F 70 Bibliographic control Automatic system for the management of drug-related literature. S.Van Gestel and others. Method Inform Med 9: 241-5 O 70 Automatic text analysis: automatic document indexing and classification methods are examined and their effective- ness is assessed. G.Salton. Science 168: 335-43 Ap 17 70 Bibliography on medical education: classification. WHO (World Health Organ) Chron 24: 224-7 My 70 Committed selection: Abridged Index Medicus. (ed) New Engl J Med 282: 220-1 Ja 22 70 Development and implementation of a thesaurus for the visual sciences. M.M.Eichhorn and R.D.Reinecke. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 23-9 Ja 70 Dispersion of the literature. (C) D.Bishop. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 604-5 O 70 Drug effect prediction by computer. E.E.Gloye and R.J. Marcus. Science 169: 89-91 J1 3 70 Epilepsy Abstracts: its role in disseminating scientific information. J.F.Caponio and others. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 37-43 Ja 70 Hospital planning: the organisation of information. J.R.B. Green. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 13+ N-D 70 Information services in nursing: International Nursing Index, (ed) L.E.Notter. Nursing Res 19: 483 N-D 70 International Pharmaceutical Abstracts in the 70's. (ed) D.R.Tousignaut. Drug Intel Clin Pharm 4: 87 Ap 70 Journal origin of abstracts in Nursing Research. S.D. Taylor. Nursing Res 19: 366-7 Jl-Ag 70 Library computerized Index Medicus entries for journals it holds: St.Francis Hospital,Wichita ,Kans. (N) Wilson Libr Bull 44: 696 Mr 70 Mechanization of library procedures in the medium-sized medical library: an information retrieval system. M. Ohta and G .T.Evans. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 112-9 Ap 70 Mechanization of library procedures in the medium-sized medical library: two methods of providing selective dis- semination of information to medical scientists. J.K. Miller. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 378-97 J1 70 Mechanization of library procedures in the medium-sized medical library: uniqueness of compression codes for bibliographic retrieval. M.J.Coe. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 587-97 O 70 Miracode system for retrieval of drug information. A.B. Tennenhouse and D.E.Pilarski. Drug Inform Bull 4: 66- 72 Ja-Je 70 New era for International Pharmaceutical Abstracts: issues will be on magnetic tape as well as in print. (ed) G.P.Provost. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 27 Ja 70 Periodical use study at Children's Hospital of Michigan. J.M.B.Smith. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 65-7 Ja 70 Style of references standardized, (ed) New Engl J Med 282: 49 Ja 1 70 Vision information center: a user-oriented data base. M.M.Eichhorn and R.D.Reinecke. Science 169: 29-31 J1 3 70 MEDLARS Communications network links medical libraries: Dallas. (N) Tex Med 66: 109+ Je 70 Comparative analysis of Epilepsy Abstracts and a MEDLARS bibliography. D.J.Goode and others. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 44-50 Ja 70 Now you can look it up! Abridged Index Medicus. (ed) Northwest Med 69: 488-9 J1 70 Planning for on-line bibliographic access by the Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communications. D.B.McCam. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 303-10 J1 70 Cooperation Clendening Medical Library: Midcontinental Regional Library. E.Farley. J Kans Med Soc 71: 76-8 Mr 70 Communication of knowledge in the health sciences. R.B. Tabor. Hospital (London) 66: 195-7 Je 70 Cooperation moves ahead in the Southwest. S.J.Kee. Libr J 95: 1294-7 Ap 1 70 Cooperative cataloging from the participants' point of view. P.W.Onsi and S.J.Pelosi. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 126-33 Ap 70 Coordination of regional libraries with Regional Medical Program projects. D.F .Kefauver. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 325-9 J1 70 Dial Access Medical Library: first year of operation, (ed) W.R.Miller. Minn Med 53: 177 F 70 Iowa Regional Medical Program initiates medical litera- ture network. (N) J Iowa Med Soc 60: 331 My 70 Kansas Regional Medical Program library services. D.B. Schaffer. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 311-5 J1 70 National services provided by the Health Sciences Re- source Centre of Canada. H.I.Maclean. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 341-5 J1 70 Nature of the use and users of the Midwest Regional Medical Library. S.S.Gomes. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 559-77 O 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 59 LIBRARY SERVICE New England Regional Medical Library Service and the community hospital: service,education,and advice. T.M.Hodges. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 320-4 J1 70 New library system aids heart,cancer, stroke research. (N) Penn Med 73: 18 Ja 70 North Jersey's regional medical library. (N) J Med Soc N J 67: 752 N 70 Overview of Regional Medical Program library activities: present and future. A.K.Schneider. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 316-9 J1 70 Pacific Southwest Regional Medical Library and MEDLARS Service. L.Darling. Ariz Med 27: 22-4 J1 70 Regional medical libraries. F .McCullough. Cath Libr World 41: 472+ Mr 70 Southeastern Regional Medical Library Program begins services. (N) J Med Ass Georgia 59: 71 F 70 TALON (Texas,Arkansas,Louisiana,Oklahoma,New Mexico): South Central Regional Medical Library. (C) C. Jones. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 606-7 O 70 Who needs books ? Maine Regional Medical Library Serv- ice. P.G.Good. J Maine Med Ass 61: 16-17 Ja 70 Costs "Book bugging": a possible answer to library thefts? M.Mueller. Science 167: 361-2 Ja 23 70 Price index for 1970: periodicals. H.W.Tuttle. Libr J 95: 2427-8 J1 70 Price index for 1970: serial services. N.B.Brown and W.H.Huff. Libr J 95: 2428-9 J1 70 Unit costs of interlibrary loans and photocopies at a regional medical library: preliminary report. C.C. Spencer. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 189-90 Ap 70 Equipment and supplies "Book bugging": a possible answer to library thefts? M.Mueller. Science 167: 361-2 Ja 23 70 Build future flexibility into today's library design. M.E. Weissman. Contract 11: 58-65 F 70 Microfilm reader-rapid copier: National Bureau of Stand- ards develops device for National Library of Medicine. Nat Bur Stand Tech News Bull 54: 2 62-3 N 70 Shelving current journals; another approach. R.M. Watterson. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 191-3 Ap 70 Reading aids Human factors underlying the design of reading aids for the blind. P.W.Nye. IEEE (Inst Elec Electron Eng) Trans Biomed Eng BME-17: 97-100 Ap 70 Optimum values and range needed for the angle and height of book-rests. M.Dunne. Book Trolley 2: 13-15 Je 70 Tournal clubs and reading Earliest dental literature. G.B.Denton. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 557-66 Mr 70 Eleven heads are better than one: "Meet the Journal Club." Med Rec News 41: 37-8 O 70 Journal club—a method of in service clinical education for pharmacists. R.A .Hutchinson. Drug Intel Clin Pharm 4: 322-6 N 70 Keeping up via a journal club. S.Hanson and S.Tyler. Amer J Nursing 70: 789 Ap 70 Medical literature: the campus without tumult. F.J. Ingelfinger. Science 169: 831-7 Ag 28 70 Open door policy for books, (ed) J Amer Dent Ass 80: 477 Mr 70 Ornament and symbolism in early medical books. F.H. Nesmith Jr. J Amer Med Ass 212: 109-14 Ap 6 70 Program your professional reading. W.C.Ellerbroek. Physicians Manage 10: 64-0+ J1 70 Publisher comments on dental books. J.B.Finn. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 567-8 Mr 70 Read and remember. D.L.Schmidt. Ass Manage 22: 43-5 F 70 Too many books? (ed) J Amer Med Ass 212: 146 Ap 6 70 Wonderful world of books. G.P.H.Foley. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 569-72 Mr 70 Orientation Library orientation for student nurses: a new approach. E.F.Adkins. Spec Libraries 61: 21-5 Ja 70 Personnel Academic status for medical school librarians. A.N. Brandon. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 1-6 Ja 70 Analysis of the demographic,educational,and employment characteristics of participants in the continuing educa- tion program of the Medical Library Association, Denver, Colo.,June 1968. A.M.Rees and L.Rothenberg. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 159-62 Ap 70 Certification reform. (C) A.M.Rees and others. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 601-2 O 70 Indecent exposure? Observation on a tour of hospitals. D. Matthews. Book Trolley 2: 3-6 Mr 70 Investigation of the educational needs of health sciences library manpower. D.A.Kronick and others. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 7-17 Ja 70; 510-20 O 70 Placements & salaries: the 1969 plateau. C.J.Frarey. Libr J 95: 2099-2103 Je 1 70 Special Libraries Association salary survey: 1970. S.F. Harper and others. Spec Libraries 61: 333-48 Jl-Ag 70 Planning Planning hospital library quarters. F.Hayne. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 30-6 Ja 70; correction. Ill Ap 70 Reference and circulation Access to the scholarly record of medicine by the osteo- pathic physicians of Southeastern Michigan. V.M. Pings and J.E.Malin. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 18-22 Ja 70 Borrower use of a modern medical library by practicing physicians: New Mexico. R.Oseasohn. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 58-9 Ja 70 Circulation policies in health science libraries. C. Watkins and N .C .Coker. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 548-53 O 70 Literature survey: policy for performance,evaluation and use. R.L.Meyer and J.H .Schwartz. Spec Libraries 61: 122-6 Mr 70 Unit costs of interlibrary loans and photocopies at a regional medical library: preliminary report. C.C. Spencer. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 189-90 Ap 70 Use of biomedical periodical literature at the National Lending Library for Science and Technology. D.N.Wood and C.A.Bower. Method Inform Med 9: 46-53 Ja 70 User services offered by medical school libraries in 1968: results of a national survey employing new methodology. R.H.Orr and others. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 455-92 O 70 Responsibilities Hospital administrators' views of medical libraries. Sr.C.Bayley. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 186-8 Ap 70 Library facilities: "adequate" library is still the excep- tion in Connecticut's hospitals. (C) J.A.Timour. Conn Med 34: 745 O 70 Long-range planning: the librarian's role. Sr.P. Thompson. Hospitals 44: 43-6 O 16 70 Selection of materials Annotated bibliography on ambulatory patient services and nursing in ambulatory services. H.Y.Kenneth and others. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 2 69-75 Je 70 Books for the dentist. T.M.Graber. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 545-56 Mr 70 Bookshelf for the community health nurse specialist. A.B. Van Sickle. Amer J Public Health 60: 618-27 Ap 70 (Pt 1) (ed p.609-10) Collecting for the history of medicine. G.L.Annan. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 330-5 J1 70 Core nursing library for practitioners. N.S.Steams and others. Amer J Nursing 70: 818-23 Ap 70 Current publications in gerontology and geriatrics: regu- lar feature. N.W.Shock. J Gerontol Dental students talk about dental books. N.C.Hudson. J Amer Dent Ass 80: 578-81 Mr 70 Dispersal of duplicates. M.Cressaty. Reminder 27: 20-1 Aut 70 Drug information reference sources. M.J.Reilly. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 930-2 N 70 Evolving the 90% pharmaceutical library: Wyeth Labora- tories. V.A.Basile and R.W.Smith. Spec Libraries 61: 81-6 F 70 Integrated health-science core library for physicians, nurses and allied health practitioners in community hospitals. N.S.Steams and W.W.Ratcliff. New Engl J Med 283: 1489-98 D 31 70 (ed p.1519) MARC tape as a selection tool in the medical library. D.H.Martin. Spec Libraries 61: 190-3 Ap 70 Medical school libraries and the "new" curriculum. C. Uzelac. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 554-8 O 70 Nursing managers—what should they read? J.Pantall and R.Cond. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 113-6 (suppl) Ag 6 70; 117-8 (suppl) Ag 13 70 Pharmacy in poverty areas—a literature search. J.S.Kahn and others. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 466-8 Ag 70 Record linkage: its methodology and application in medi- cal data processing—a bibliography. G.Wagner and H .B.Newcombe. Method Inform Med 9: 121-38 Ap 70 Reference sources for nursing: revised by a committee of the Interagency Council on Library Tools for Nursing. Nursing Outlook 18: 47-52 Ap 70 Selected mental health pocketbooks and paperbacks, 1970-71. Can Ment Health 18: 1-12 S-O 70 (Pt 2) Selected reference aids for small medical libraries. H.F. Duncan. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 134-58 Ap 70 Treasure or white elephant? The problem of gifts. H. Crawford. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 336-40 J1 70 Standards Development of methodologic tools for planning and man- aging library services. R.H.Orr. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 350-77 J1 70 Hospital libraries: focal point in the continuing education crisis. M.Greenfield. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 578-83 O 70 Hospital library profile as an evaluation mechanism. J.L. Huntley and P.A.Orrok. Bull Med Libr Ass 58: 403-14 J1 70 If we are serious.. .a response to the Policy Proposal on Library Education and Manpower. G.M.Casey. Amer Libraries 1: 706-9 Jl-Ag 70 Library heartburn. (C) L.Brenner. Amer Libraries 1: 209- 10 Mr 70; (C) E.Phinney. 326-7 Ap 70 Statistics Administrative profiles: range and complexity of hospital services. Hospitals 44: 32 D 16 70 Medical school libraries. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1491-3 N 23 70 Structure and function of the hospital library: an Ohio survey. A.M.Rees and others. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 40-56 Fall 70 Technical processes Thoughts on cataloging and classification In a small medical library. S.B.Waller. Bull Med Llbr Ass 58- 51-7 Ja 70 Trends Nurses' libraries—1980. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1052 Ag 13 70 (ed p.1025) Volunteer service Lending library for nurses: South Haven,Mich. (N) Volunteer Leader 11: 7 F 70 LICENSURE AND REGULATION (See also: Interns and residents—Foreign medical graduates; Medicare—Certification) Clinical Laboratories Improvement Act of 1967. U.P. Kokko. Pathologist 24: 185-7 Je 70 Licensing boards are archaic. W.K.Selden. Amer J Nurs- ing 70: 124-6 Ja 70 Hospitals Assessment program's teams tidying up loose ends in carrying out of regulations: Ontario. G.W.Phelps. Hosp Admin Can 12: 24-6 Ja 70 California Hospital Association proposal for public regu- lation of hospital financial affairs: the road to policy. T.E.Tonkin; the way back to public confidence. F.P. Morrissey. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 6-13 N 70 (ed p.5) California planning law declared constitutional. News- letter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 4-5 D 70 (Pt 1) California planning law upheld,maybe; new hearing slated. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 33 N 70 Can a quasi-public corporation control Michigan health care programs. H.Mehler. Mich Med 69: 1023-4 N 70 Constitutionality of planning law challenged in Califor- nia. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 44 O 70 Consultant predicts U.S.will regulate health care under a national franchising plan. (N) Hospitals 44: 113 Ap 16 70 Court upholds constitutionality of California planning law. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 N 1 70 Dose of control for health costs: Maryland. Bus Week No.2115: 32+ Mr 14 70 Financial management: internal control. L.A.Hill. Hospitals 44: 35-9 Mr 1 70 Health care issues of the 70s: public vs.private sec- tors—a further shift in power? (interview) A.W. Willcox. Hospitals 44: 63-7 Ja 1 70 Hospital control bills fail in Maryland and Idaho. (N) Hospitals 44: 107-8 My 1 70 Hospital inspections—for the public's protection: diary of one hospital. FAH (Fed Amer Hosp) Rev 4: 42-4 Spr 70 Hospital licensure: Michigan. A.F.Southwick. Hospitals 44: 49-54 S 1 70 Hospital official praises 'reasonable' regulations. (N) Hospitals 44: 142 Mr 16 70 Hospital rate-setting commission proposed in Maryland. (N) Hospitals 44: 27 Mr 1 70 Hospitals must function as a corporate whole: Ontario's Joint Hospital Assessment Program. A.R.Turnbull. Hosp Admin Can 12: 26-7 Ja 70 Illinois legislature rejects hospital planning bill. (N) Hospitals 44: 135-6 J1 1 70 Illinois outlines requirements for plans to pool hospital emergency resources. (N) Hospitals 44: 19 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Joint hospital assessment programme. J.V.Riches and J.C.C.Dawson. Federation Bull 57: 306-17 O 70 Maryland franchising law would give state control over rates. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 37 Ap 70 Maryland health planning committee proposes strong controls over health facilities,services. (N) Hospitals 44: 99 D 16 70 New Jersey legislature passes certificate of need bill. (N) Hospitals 44: 43 Je 1 70 'Paralysis of management' threatens,study of hospital regulation warns. (N) Hospitals 44: 155-6 F 1 70 Patient pain only omission from state control proposal: Pennsylvania. (N) Hospitals 44: 118-9 Ap 16 70 Public utility regulation. J.Edelman. Hospitals 44: 120+ N 1 70 Questions about public utility status and prepayment and insurance plans. J.A.Brigham. Hosp Progress 51: 6 J1 70 Small general hospital: problems and solutions. W.O. Spitzer. Milbank Memorial Fund Quart 48: 413-47 O 70 (Pt 1) 60 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 MANPOWER, HEALTH State franchising regulations. E.P.McGuire. Conf Board Rec 7: 29-32 O 70 State regulation of hospitals: report of a new Modem Hospital survey. Mod Hosp 115: 62-75 D 70 State regulation of Washington hospitals proposed by council: Seattle. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 30 S 70 Suit challenges constitutionality of California planning law. (N) Hospitals 44: 35 S 16 70 Use of an authority for hospitals. H.Sherman. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 183-8 Mr 70 What do we mean by franchising or certification of need or licensure? (ed) J.E.Hague. Hospitals 44: 4 Ap 1 70 Nurses California assembly rejects nursing education bill. (N) Hospitals 44: 96 J1 16 70 New legislation allows Quebec to license first male nurse. (N) Can Med Ass J 102: 119 Ja 31 70 Nurse practice act. C.D.Davis. Tex Hosp 26: 37-8 D 70 Nursing in Vancouver. S.Fox. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 414-5 Mr 26 70 Southern California nurses air their gripes about nurse education,licensing. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 39 My 70 Virginia has mandatory law. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 982 My 70 Waivered LPN's qualify for state board exams: Brooklyn, N .Y. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 230 F 70 Nursing homes Inspectors come to help—if you'll let them. F.L. McQuillan. Mod Nursing Home 24: 56+ Je 70 Little improvement seen in nursing home care. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 78 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Maryland strengthens control of state's nursing homes. (N) Hospitals 44: 117 N 16 70 Massachusetts ponders nursing home regulations. (N) Drug Top 114: 5 S 28 70 Patient care regulations for nursing home licensure by region and state. Mod Nursing Home 24: 6-9 Je 70 Report on state licensure regulations: codes contribute to low standard of care. Mod Nursing Home 24: 5 Je 70 Standards for licensure and certification for a long term care facility. H.A.Ziel Jr. Mich Hosp 6: 6+ Mr 70 Personnel Arguments for state regulation of health professions. J.S. Lloyd. Hosp Progress 51: 70+ Mr 70 Connecticut describes licensure,education and internship plans. J.J.Farling. Mod Nursing Home 25: 53-4 N 70 Current status of licensure of psychologists in Virginia. A.Centor. Virginia Med Mon 97: 512-4 Ag 70 Future technologist: unionism,professionalism,or licen- sure? A.E.Brodeur. Radiol Technol 41: 280-3 Mr 70 Hershey calls for licensure moratorium. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 18-19 My 70 Hushed up report tells of Health,Education,and Welfare inefficiency and of new legal woes for administrators: licensure program. Mod Nursing Home 25: 41-2 Ag 70 Inhibiting effect upon innovation of the prevailing licen- sure system. N.Hershey. Federation Bull 57: 165-80 Je 70 Is the use of pharmacy technicians contrary to health practice laws? G.F.Archambault. Pharm Times 36: 44-5 Ja 70 Legal regulation of the social work profession. D.E. Johnson. Soc Casework 51: 551-5 N 70 Licensing administrators. (C) M.F.Heidgen. Mod Hosp 114: 56 My 70 Licensure and career mobility: eliminating dead-end jobs. E.M.Egelston. Hospitals 44: 42-b D 1 70 Licensure need for x-ray technologists? J.Gibson. Southern Hosp 38: 9 J1 70 Licensure of hospital personnel. E.M.Egelston and T. Rinser. Hospitals 44: 35-9 N 16 70 Licensure of nursing home administrators—opportunity and challenge, (ed) B.Latt. Gerontologist 10: 179 Aut 70 (Pt 1) Licensure of physical therapy—a differing view. (C) J.P. Zimmerman. Phys Therapy 50: 1731-2 D 70 Licensure problems of allied health personnel. F.C. Coleman. Federation Bull 57: 204-13 J1 70 (ed p.198- 200) New paramedical personnel—to license or not to license? W.J.Curran. New Engl J Med 282: 1085-6 My 7 70 Only for the patient’s benefit: state certification for radiological technologists is definitely recommended, (ed) R.E.Foy. J Med Ass State Ala 39: 991 My 70 Physical therapy licensure. (Q&A) M.E.Kolb. Phys Therapy 50: 1271-2 Ag 70 Should pharmacy consultants be certified? A.M.Kratz. Drug Top 114: 29 Je 8 70 Social policy and guild policy in health manpower. T. Levin. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 1112-9 D 70 Standard for community and hospital pharmacy permits in the 6th district (1969): Arkansas,Kansas,Missouri, Oklahoma,and Texas. E.W.Hall. Lippincotts Hosp Pharm 5: 25-30 Ap 70 Standards for nursing homes and licensure of nursing home administrators. E.M.Jarvis. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 10 Ja 70 State regulations affecting the practice of physical thera- pists. Phys Therapy 50: 275-84 F 70 Survey of opinion and law regarding the use of non- licensed personnel in pharmacy. M.R.Beahm. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 712-35 S 70 Washington State Hospital Association seeks moratorium on health career licensure. (N) Hospitals 44: 137 N 1 70 What you should know about licensure & reciprocity. F .T.Mahaffey. Pharm Times 36: 34-7 Je 70 Who is fit to operate a hospital? (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 6 My 70 (Pt 1) Physicians Bay State progress: registration in medicine. D.W. Wallwork. Federation Bull 57: 390-4 D 70 Breaking through the Florida licensure barrier. G.F. Trimmer (pseud). Med Econ 47: 176 Ag 17 70 Combined DO-MD license is upheld: New York State. (N) Med World News 11: 36K My 22 70 Cooperation with medical schools. F.T.Merchant. Federation Bull 57: 395-7 D 70 Doctor who wouldn't stay down. L.R.Caceres. Hosp Physician 6: 46+ D 70 (ed p.13) Elimination of an internship requirement for medical licensure and board certification in psychiatry. I. Gregory. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1557-64 My 70 Found: a potent way to deal with bad apples—Washington State. S.Ferber and B.Sheridan. Med Econ 47: 164+ J1 6 70 Isn't it about time to start modernizing medical licensing laws? (ed) J.B.Gregg. S Dak J Med 23: 17-18 D 70 Licensure through performance. L.L.Weed. Federation Bull 57: 2-5 Ja 70 Major reform in medical licensure laws. W.J.Curran. New Engl J Med 283: 521-2 S 3 70 Medical examining and licensing. R.H.Young. Federation Bull 57: 234-50 Ag 70 (ed p.252-4) Medical licensure: let’s reciprocate. G.H.Burke; let's not reciprocate. K.H.Schnepp and W.G.McCarthy. Ill Med J 138: 240+ S 70 Medical licensure statistics for 1969. J Amer Med Ass 212: 1871-1948 Je 15 70 (ed p.1949) Necessity for change. G.D.Dorman. Federation Bull 57: 67-76 Mr 70 New law gives errant MDs a chance to shape up: Florida. J.Middleton. Hosp Physician 6: 47+ My 70 1969 medical disciplinary report. J Amer Med Ass 213: 588-90 J1 27 70 Osteopathic licensure. H.D.Wolf. Federation Bull 57: 216-22 J1 70 (ed p.198-200) Perspective on licensure: still 'provincialism run riot.' Hosp Pract 5: 117+ F 70 Physicians in West Virginia can take licensing exam without internship. (N) Amer Fam Physician/GP 2: 164 S 70 Present trends indicate more regulation of practice stand- ards. J.W.Moses. Mich Med 69: 1058 D 70 Recent cases and tomorrow's problems. W.B.Smith. Federation Bull 57: 378-89 D 70 Relicensing ahead? Med World News 11: 14-16 D 11 70 Sentiment grows to make MD keep up or be dropped out. (N) Hosp Pract 5: 119+ Ap 70 Sick Doctor Statute: a new approach to an old problem. J.Nesbitt. Federation Bull 57: 266-79 S 70 (ed p.284-7) Statutes governing medical boards. W.F.Cashmore. Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 46-7 My 70 Unlicensed treatment. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 214: 209-10 O 5 70 Why exempt the physician? (C) G.J.Altken Jr. J Med Soc N J 67: 659-60 O 70 (Lien laws. See: Laws and legislation—Lien) (Lighting. See: Electric wiring and lighting; Windows) LINENS (See also: Blankets; Disposable goods—Paper; Laun- dries; Mattresses and pillows; Patient gowns; Sewing room; Stain removal—Fabrics) Diaper Service Accreditation Council formed. (N) Bedside Nurse 3: 37 Mr 70 Fabricated protection. G.W.Ewald. Nat Safety News 102: 54-9 O 70 Flameproofing fabrics is investment in safety. Mod Nursing Home 24: 47-8 Ap 70 Goodby to sheets and blankets? One-piece bed-cover. R.A.Newland. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 22-4 Ag 14 70 Great diaper rash: disposable diaper,a brand-new,$200- million-a-year market. Forbes 106: 24+ D 15 70 Care Learning about laundering: polyesters and tio-lrons. J.A. Millard. Hosp Admin Can 12: 43+ My 70 Contaminated Decontamination procedures for gas gangrene isolation linens. L.H.Damron. Building Oper Manage 17: 75 Je 70 Control and distribution Are linen controls actually effective? D.Mirabei. Inst Laundry 14: 18+ Ap 70 Better institutional linen handling. S.R.Zoltan. Executive Housekeeper 17: 23+ Ag 70 Four aspects of linen control. F.Field. Inst Laundry 14: 6 Ap 70; 6+ My 70 How to devise an institutional linen distribution and con- trol system. B.B.Longest Jr. Inst Laundry 14: 12-13 S 70 Linen control distribution. Sr.S.Weisbeck. Executive Housekeeper 17: 32+ N 70 Linen: distribution standardization and control, (inter- view) A.E.Morris and W.Jappy. Hosp Admin Can 12: 37+ My 70 Systematize linen control operations. F.Lynch. Executive Housekeeper 17: 36+ Ap 70 What constitutes a smooth-working linen supply system? H ,C .Berkholtz. Inst Laundry 14: 14+ S 70 Specifications Using specifications for purchasing institutional furnish- ings. N.Bennett. Executive Housekeeper 17: 20+ Mr 70; selection of bath towels. 22+ My 70 Utilizing linen standards and specifications. Sr.M. Unterreiner. Executive Housekeeper 17: 66+ Mr 70 Wear life of sheets. F.Field. Inst Laundry 14: 6+ F 70 (Loans. See: Federal aid—Loans; Financial management— Loans; Scholarships and loans) (Lockers. See: Personnel administration—Dressing rooms) (Long-range planning for individual hospitals. See: Pla nning—Progra ming) (Long-term care. See: Chronic illness care) (Lutheran hospitals. See: Protestant hospitals) M (Magazine coverage. See: News media relations) MAIL SERVICE Mail emergency strikes New York hospitals. (N) Hospitals 44: 116 Ap 16 70 New postal service coming next year. Office 72: 30+ D 70 (Maintenance. See: Engineering dept.; Housekeeping dept.) (Major and minor surgery. See: Medical staff—Appointment and control—Surgical privileges) (Major medical expense insurance. See: Health insurance, Comprehensive) (Male nurses. See: Nurses—Male) (Malpractice. See: Insurance—Liability—Professional; Liability; and the subhead Legal aspects under pertinent headings) (Management and managers. See: Administration; Adminis- trators; and the subhead Administration under hospitals and depts.) (Management engineering. See: Methods improvement— Industrial engineering) MANPOWER. HEALTH (See also: Careers; Federal aid—Health manpower; Nurses—Shortage; Paramedical personnel; Personnel administration; and the subhead Personnel under hos- pitals and depts.) Allied health manpower. A.Robbins. Inquiry 7: 55-61 Mr 70 Appraisal of physician manpower projections. W.L. Hansen. Inquiry 7: 102-13 Mr 70 Assessing the balance of physician manpower in a metro- politan area: Baltimore. A.W.McMillan and others. Public Health Rep 85: 1001-11 N 70 Case of the vanishing Boston dentist: professional direc- tories in estimating health manpower, (ed) A.F. Williams and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 2-4 Ja 70 Cooperation is key to success of Texas health manpower survey. (N) Cross-Reference Careers 4: 2 Mr 70 Crisis in physician distribution in Tennessee. C.C. Trabue IV and R.Sacks. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 287-90 Ap 70 Future manpower needs in anaesthetic practice, (ed) M. Minuck. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 1-3 Ja 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 61 MANPOWER, HEALTH Gap between urgent need and present actions. P.F.Regan. J Med Educ 45: 128-33 N 70 (Pt 2) Great doctor shortage: now the end is in sight. H.T. Paxton. Med Econ 47: 79-85 D 7 70 Health care: fund shortage impedes training of medical aides. J.Kramer. Science 169: 956-60 S 4 70 Health care: Rx for change—solving the doctor shortage. C.M.Cobb. Saturday Rev 53: 24+ Ag 22 70 Health manpower and research support. K.M.Endicott. J Med Educ 45: 679-83 S 70 Health manpower crisis—challenge and response. J.A.D. Cooper. N C Med J 31: 219-22 Je 70 Health manpower gap re-examined, (ed) V.R.Fuchs and others. New Engl J Med 282: 338-9 F 5 70 Health manpower: what to do. (ed) Amer J Public Health 60: 427-8 Mr 70 Hospitals report decrease in health manpower needs. (N) Hospitals 44: 138 O 1 70 How the doctor shortage is hurting you. Physicians Man- age 10: 35-44 Ag 70 Is production of more MD's the answer? What are the questions? (ed) M.Amrine. J Med Educ 45: 706-8 S 70 Is there really a doctor shortage? Well,it depends on how you define national health. Med World News 11: 18-19 O 9 70 Manpower: annual administrative review. B.J.Greer. Hospitals 44: 109-12 Ap 1 70 Manpower increase alone will not solve nation's health crisis,AMA meeting told. (N) Hospitals 44: 105-6 My 1 70 Manpower shortage may be a myth: AHA convention re- port. Hospitals 44: 68-70 O 1 70 Medical and para-medical manpower. F.W.Brason. Pathologist 24: 77-84 Mr 70 Military health manpower systems. K.Mingo. Inquiry 7: 62-6 Mr 70 National mental health manpower showcase conference: National Association for Mental Health leads the way. J.D.Matarazzo. Ment Hyg 54: 333-6 J1 70 Needed—a coalition of health professions, (ed) J Prsct Nursing 21: 13 J1 70 Number of children and the supply of physicians in Mary- land since 1940. O.C.Stine. Maryland State Med J 19: 51-5 Je 70 Nursing manpower in Lebanon. G.E.Rifka and Y.G. Khoury. Int Nursing Rev 17: 195-205 No.3 70 Occupational Outlook Handbook in brief. Occup Outlook Quart 14: 7-17 Sum 70 Our ailing medical system: change begins in the doctor's office. D.Cordtz. Fortune 81: 84+ Ja 70 Our doctor shortage exists only on paper. E.Ginzberg. Hosp Physician 6: 33+ O 70 Physician manpower in anesthesia. H.Carron. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 5-8 My 70 Physician manpower in Georgia. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 43-9 F 70 Physician support personnel in the 1970's: the Research and Development approach to health manpower. P.J. Sanazaro. J Amer Med Ass 214: 98-100 O 5 70 Physicians for the care of the sick. F.W.McKee. J Med Educ 45: 122-7 N 70 (Pt 2) Physicians in family practice 1931-67. M .D.Overpeck. Public Health Rep 85: 485-94 Je 70 Plan for best utilization of physician supply. R.B.Roth. Amer Med News 13: 6 D 21 70 (ed p.4) Recent developments in mental health manpower. W.H. Bower. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 11-17 Ja 70 Summary of the National Health Manpower Conference. J.F.McCreary. Can J Public Health 61: 43-6 Ja-F 70 Surgical manpower: a comparison of operations and sur- geons in the United States and in England and Wales. J.P.Bunker. New Engl J Med 282: 135-44 Ja 15 70 (ed p.162-4) Too many children or too many pediatricians? P.Banister. Can Med Ass J 103: 157-9 J1 18 70 Training and development of workers for the health care team. F .G .Abdellah. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 86-91 My 70 Transatlantic comparison: surgical manpower and opera- tions. (ed) Lancet 1: 757-8 Ap 11 70 We need better health care but not more doctors, (inter- view) E.Ginzberg. Med Econ 47: 21+ Je 8 70 Where four specialties are concentrated. Hosp Physician 6: 75-9 Ja 70 Trends Mobilizing manpower for the seventies. D.J.Mase. Mich Hosp 6: 2+ N 70 (Manufacturing of drugs. See: Pharmacy dept. — Drugs — Manufacturing) (Marine hospitals. See: Public Health Service hospitals) MASKS, FACE How to make the switch from gauze to high filtration masks. F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 115: 124 S 70 Methods for testing surgical masks have limitations. F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 115: 100 J1 70 Stop masking the facts: studies show gauze masks are not effective In the operating room. F.Ginsberg. Mod Hosp 114: 132 Je 70 MATERIALS MANAGEMENT (See also: Central service dept.; Centralization of services; Communication systems; Conveyors; Purchas- ing dept.; Storerooms) Materials management: annual administrative review. F ,N .Herrmann. Hospitals 44: 117-20 Ap 1 70 Materials management: today's state of the art. J. Van de Water. Purchasing 68: 51-2 Ja 8 70 Administration Materials management: where it stands.. .what it means. R.Baer and J.Centamore. Purchasing 68: 53-6 Ja 8 70 Materials manager: he buys,stores and standardizes. A.J.Valias. Mod Hosp 114: 71 My 70 Purchasing's environment—important to department's success. R.H.Malone. Hospitals 44: 70 Je 1 70 Automation Automated materials handling reduces cross-contamina- tion: Elmbrook Memorial Hospital,Brookfield,Wis. Nat Safety News 102: 76-7 Ag 70 Elmbrook Memorial Hospital (Brookfield,Wis.) is first to use automated delivery system: carts make their own moves. Mod Hosp 115: 41-4 Ag 70 Internal transport in hospitals by 'Cyberail.' G.J.Belt. Hosp Eng (Engl) 24: 32-8 F 70 Kelowna's acute treatment wing features new materials handling conveyor system. M.Falconer. Hosp Admin Can 12: 52-3 J1 70 MAMACS (Material Management and Control System): automated materials management. Health Inst Purchas- ing 1: 34-6 S 70 Materials handling for hospitals. Progr Architect 51: 113 N 70 Materials management: automated distribution. Hospitals 44: 79-80 S16 70 Materials management: conveying systems. W.H.Kirby Jr.and others. Hospitals 44: 117-21 F 1 70 New acute wing at Kelowna General features concealed conveyor system. Can Hosp 47: 39 Ap 70 (Maternity. See headings beginning Obstetric) MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS (See also: Beds and accessories) Chilled water mattress. M.E.Williams. Amer J Nursing 70: 2377 N 70 Footboard for flotation mattress. S.A.Horton. Amer J Nursing 70: 105 Ja 70 Handling pillows. (Q&A) F.Field. Inst Laundry 14: 23 N 70 Hazard: static electricity caused by mattress covers. (C) R.S.Fisher. Hospitals 44: 22 J1 16 70; (C) R.J. Conley. 14+ D 16 70 Heat-retaining mattress for temperature control in sur- gery. (C) A.F.Winder and R.J.Vale. Brit Med J 1: 168 Ja 17 70 How to select feather pillows. N.Bennett. Executive Housekeeper 17: 61-2 Je 70 Mattress carrier: for a lighter load—award-winning essay. O.Harmon. Executive Housekeeper 17: 26+Ap 70. Condensed in Hospitals 44: 89 My 1 70 Portable hard beds. (N) Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 39 Ja 8 70 (Meals on wheels. See: Home care—Food service) (Means test. See: Indigent care—Eligibility) (Mechanical ventilators. See: Resuscitation) (Mechanized accounting systems. See: Accounting— Automation) (Medicaid. See: Medicare—Medicaid) MEDICAL AUDIT (See also: Medical staff—Committees—Tissue) AHA denounces peer review bill. (N) Amer Med News 13: 10 S 21 70 California's computerized information system for hospi- tals. E.Leighton. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 6+ My 70 CHIPS demonstration project. J.W.Lubin. Med Care 8: 66-74 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Data collection requirements for patient management. J.M.Last. Med Care 8: 159-68 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Educational needs as determined by the problem oriented medical record. H.D.Cross. J Maine Med Ass 61: 49- 54 Mr 70 Evaluating quality of medical care In the neighborhood health center program of the Office of Economic Oppor- tunity. M.A.Morehead. Med Care 8: 118-31 Mr-Ap 70 Evaluating the medical audit in a community hospital. L.T.Riesser. Hosp Top 48: 27-31 S 70 Evaluation of tuberculosis chemotherapy program at Jefferson Hospital,Pine Bluff,Ark. W.Lester. J Arkansas Med Soc 66: 444-50 Ap 70 Foundation chartered to operate new peer review mecha- nism: Missouri. Missouri Med 67: 788a-b N 70 Health Insurance Council's Interest In hospital discharge abstracts. R.H.Hoffman. Med Care 8: 121-5 Jl-Ao 70 (Pt 2) Hospital discharge abstract system in Wisconsin. S. Shlndell. Med Care 8: 60-5 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Hospital Medical Records Institute,Ontario. C.M. Robertson. Med Care 8: 93-7 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Hospital Utilization Project of Pennsylvania. P.M.Lewis. Med Care 8: 50-9 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Los Angeles peer review proves an effective working model. Amer Med News 13: 8-9 O 26 70 Management controls in medical care: data and evalua- tion. K.W.Cross and J.L.Roberts. Hospital (London) 66: 45-7 F Mr 70; 121-3 Ap 70 Medical audit: key to assuring high quality medical care. C.W.Eisele. Trustee 23: 1-5 J1 70 Medical audit: powerful tool for upgrading care. E.A. Bianco. Hosp Progress 51: 72-4 J1 70 Medical record librarians and the medical audit, (ed) L.H.Andrus. Med Rec News 41: 9-10 F 70 Medical record system of the California Health Data Corporation. E.Leighton. Med Care 8: 75-87 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Patient care evaluation: annual administrative review. A. Donabedlan. Hospitals 44: 131+ Ap 1 70 Peer review. R.S.Wilbur. Rhode Island Med J 53: 38-42 Ja 70 Peer review and Blue Shield. P.H.Koren. Arlz Med 27: 20-1 J1 70 Peer review: the new look in medical accountability. A.J.J.Rourke. Mod Hosp 115: 114 N 70 Physician performance and Its effects on patients. P.J. Sanazaro and J.W.Williamson. Med Care 8: 299-308 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 1) Pilot project In medical review successfully completed In Will and Grundy counties. J.W.Bowden. Ill Med J 138: 542-3 N 70 Plaintiff wins right to examine hospital's internal work- ing papers: New Jersey. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 115: 48 Ag 70 Policing publicly funded health care for poor quality, overutilization, and fraud—the New York City Medicaid experience. L.E.Beilin and F.Kavaler. Amer J Public Health 60: 811-20 My 70 Quality Assurance Service, (interview) T.Hutchens. Pathologist 24: 375-80 N 70 Quality of patient care, (ed) J.D.Chase. Mil Med 135: 916-8 O 70 QUEST (Quality, Utilization,Effectiveness,Statistically Tabulated) program of Northeast Ohio. J.R.Mannix. Med Care 8: 41-9 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Report of the Cholecystectomy Subcommittee of the quality care committee,New York County Medical Society. N Y Med 26: 412+ O 70 Standards for the audit and planning of medical care: a method for preparing audit standards for mixtures of pa- tients. H.K.Schonfeld. Med Care 8: 287-98 Jl-Ag 70 (Ptl) Surgical manpower: a comparison of operations and sur- geons in the United States and In England and Wales. J.P.Bunker. New Engl J Med 282: 135-44 Ja 15 70 (ed p.162-4) This way works best for us: medical audit committee. P.R.Koogler. Osteopath Hosp 14: 14-15 F 70 Two medical societies illustrate contrasting peer review approaches: Louisiana and Georgia. Amer Med News 13: 8 O 26 70 West Virginia State Medical Association's voluntary peer review service. D.Hamaty. West Virginia Med J 66: 307-9 S 70 (ed p.323-4) Professional Activity Study Professional Activity Study. V.N.Slee. Med Care 8: 34- 40 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Professional Activity Study hospitals. PAS (Prof Activ Stud) Reporter 8: 1-6 Ja 12 70 MEDICAL CARE (See also: Improvement of patient care; Trends—Medi- cine; Trends—Patient care) American medicine: technology outruns social usefulness. • G.A.Silver. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 148-60 Mr 70 (dis- cussion p .161—6) 62 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 MEDICAL EDUCATION Conceptions of medical care: conflict between claims of individual and of society. P.Rhodes. Lancet 2: 870-2 O 24 70 Costly mythology in health care. (Ed) Calif Med 112: 81-2 Mr 70 Errors of medicine. J.W.Todd. Lancet 1: 665-70 Mr 28 70 Problems and prospects in medical care. G .Teeling-Smith. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2328-9 N 21 70 Progress in health care. W.C.Bomemeier. West Virginia Med J 66: 379-83 N 70 Relevance of medical science to medical care. R.W. Berliner. Arch Intern Med 125: 509-11 Mr 70 (ed p.548- 9) Revolution in medical care. (PM) W.C .Bomemeier. J Amer Med Ass 213: 448-51 J1 20 70 MEDICAL CENTERS (See also: Federal aid—Grants—Heart disease,cancer, and stroke; Hospital and health facilities—Affiliations; Interns and residents; Medical directors; Medical edu- cation; Outpatient dept.—Teaching function) Academic health center—on the rocks with a twist of dilemma. R.B.Howard. J Med Educ 45: 839-46 N 70 (Pt 1) Administrative view of Los Angeles 'Med City' plan: cautious optimism. D.A.Faber. Hospitals 44: 77 F 1 70 Among Regional Medical Programs—an enduring commit- ment. V.L.Conley and C.M.Larson. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 28-33 N-D 70 Comment on town gown rivalry: New Haven. (C) S.S. Milles. Conn Med 34: 742+ O 70 Community medicine at the University of California, San Diego. J.Stokes III. Postgrad Med 48: 273-7 S 70 Datagrams: state appropriations to teaching hospitals. J Med Educ 45: 2 60-1 Ap 70 Definition of a teaching hospital: AHA statement. Hos- pitals 44: 121 Ja 1 70 Demands of leadership: society's claim on academic medical centers, (ed) J.A.D.Cooper. J Med Educ 45: 59 Ja 70 Development of a teaching hospital: design innovations at Milton S.Hershey Medical Center Hospital. J.A. Russell. Hospitals 44: 37-41 D 1 70 Emphasis on education—an 83-year tradition and respon- sibility at Immanuel Medical Center,Omaha. Amer Hosp Prof 6: 6+ Ja 70 Expansion of medical institutions into urban residential areas: aftermath of the Harvard strike. H.Waitzkin. New Engl J Med 282: 1003-7 Ap 30 70 (ed p.1038-9) Form health-education complex: Rush Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center,Chicago. (N) Hosp Top 48: 23 Ja 70 Harvard's topless towers, (ed) New Engl J Med 282: 99- 100 Ja 8 70 Health care center for the 70's: McMaster Health Sciences Center,Hamilton,Ont. B.Healy. Heating Piping Air Conditioning 42: 119-30 My 70 Health Sciences Centre,McMaster University. World Hosp 6: 34-8 Ja 70 Hospital as the basis of a new medical school: Mount Sinai School of Medicine. H.Popper. J Med Educ 45: 571-7 Ag 70 Impact on medical schools of new methods of financing medical care. R.H.Ebert. J Med Educ 45: 108-13 F 70 Indiana University Hospital. H.J.Ullmann. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 261-3 Mr 70 Leeds (A) advances to university hospital status. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2326 N 21 70 Los Angeles medical center now 4 hospitals. (N) Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 14 J1 70 McMaster Health Sciences Centre: hospital of tomorrow? J.Boyd. Hosp Admin Can 12: 26-30 F 70 Meaning of medical centers, (ed) R.L.Reece. Minn Med 53: 167+ F 70 'Med City' proposed for Los Angeles. B.H.Southland. Hospitals 44: 71+ F 1 70 Medical centre planning and design within the total urban setting. H.H.Field. World Hosp 6: 80-9 Ap 70 New Duval Medical Center,Jacksonville,Fla. (ed) Southern Hosp 38: 3 O 70 Planning for the new medical faculty of Rotterdam. A.Querido. J Med Educ 45: 393-402 Je 70 Planning the Gasthuisberg project: University of Leuven, Belgium. J.Weeks and G.Maxwell. World Hosp 6: 140- 6 J1 70 Preview: proposed new building for the Harvard School of Public Health. Architect Forum 132: 11 Ap 70 RAMP (Rural American Medical Program) and Americare advocate an areawide medical campus, (ed) J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 155-6 F 70 Role of the teaching hospital in community service. M.F. McNulty Jr.and others. J Med Educ 45: 403-10 Je 70 Shared facility bridges hospital buildings and medical services gap: Minneapolis. D.Judge. Mod Hosp 114: 96-100 Ap 70 Some special solutions for a new type of hospital in the Netherlands: the affiliation hospital. J.Schooneman and C .Pet. Int Hosp Rev 8: 5-10 No.3 70 Sources of capital finance in teaching hospitals: 1968. J Med Educ 45: 830-2 O 70 Teaching hospitals do serve the community. F.B.Berry. Resident Staff Physician 16: 95-6 N 70 Teaching hospitals join the urban poor. Med World News 11: 14-15 Ja 23 70 Teaching hospitals must assume new leadership role. E.V.Wahn. Hosp Admin Can 12: 64-6 My 70 Toward a definition of department size: a study based on six departments in twenty-five medical schools. C.McC.Smythe. J Med Educ 45: 637-60 S 70 University,medical school,and community. E.D.Acheson. Brit Med J 2: 683-7 Je 20 70 University of California, San D. ego,School of Medicine: a profile of a developing medical centre. J.Stokes III and C.Grobstein. Brit J Med Educ 4: 239-48 S 70 University of Missouri-Columbia Medical Center: a resource for all Missourians. W.D.Mayer. Missouri Med 67: 207+ Ap 70 West of Francis Street: can student pressures assist the medical mission? F.D.Moore. New Engl J Med 282: 1008-13 Ap 30 70 (ed p.1038-9) What makes (Mount Carmel or any other hospital) a medi- cal center. T.R.O'Donovan and R.J.Bedard. Mich Hosp 6: 14+ D 70 Wide open spaces blend with unusual design idea: West Berlin's new medical center. Mod Hosp 114: 87-91 Mr 70 Will the urban university medical center join the commu- nity? C.D.Gibson Jr. J Med Educ 45: 144-8 Mr 70 Regional Alleviating fragmented systems of health care: the Regional Medical Programs. R.W.Yarborough. J Med Educ 45: 411-4 Je 70 Dietetics in Regional Medical Programs. V.L.Conley and J.J.Kula. J Amer Diet Ass 57: 219-24 S 70 Effective use of resources in the smaller community: Intermountain Regional Medical Program. C.G.Thurman and D.C .Carpenter Jr. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 10+ J1 70 Greater Delaware Valley Regional Medical Program. C.A. Lafferty. Penn Med 73: 68-70 Ja 70 Information needs for regional planning. O.L.Peterson. Med Care 8: 187-98 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Interuniversity program for rehabilitation in regional medical programs: Texas. R.D.Burk and others. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 51: 159-63 Mr 70 Lani Booth Pediatric Pulmonary Center and regional pedi- atric pulmonary program. W.K.T.Shim and others. Hawaii Med J 29: 203-4 Ja-F 70 (ed p.221) Mountain States Regional Medical Program. A.M.Popma. Postgrad Med 48: 299-302 S 70 Planning: unifying health care. M.A.Haynes. Hospitals 44: 67-70 Mr 16 70 Rating the regional medical plans. Amer Med News 13: 7 Ap 27 70 Report from the Central New York Regional Medical Pro- gram. (ed) N Y State J Med 70: 387-8 F 1 70 Response of the university medical center to social demands. E.R.Weinerman. J Med Educ 45: 69-78 N 70 (Pt 2) Role of the consumer in Regional Medical Programs. B.B.Wells. Amer J Public Health 60: 2133-8 N 70 Services which should be available at a regional hospital in a medically advanced area. J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 48 J1 70 Tri-State Regional Medical Program. C.E.Welch. New Engl J Med 283: 930-2 O 22 70 Washington-Alaska: the rural area. A.P.Bratrude. Post- grad Med 48: 274-7 O 70 Arizona Present and future Arizona Regional Medical Program, (interview) D.W.Melick. Ariz Med 27: 99-101 My 70 Connecticut Connecticut Regional Medical Program. H.T.Clark Jr. Conn Med 34: 446 Je 70 Florida Estimating coronary care bed needs. A.J.Kamiewicz Jr. Hospitals 44: 51-3 S 16 70 Georgia Georgia Regional Medical Program. J.G.Barrow. Postgrad Med 48: 218-21 Ag 70 Inside the Georgia Regional Medical Program. Amer Med News 13: 8 Ap 27 70 Kansas Health education: Kansas Regional Medical Program's continuing education unit. J.D.Rising. J Kans Med Soc 71: 139+ Ap 70 Maine Regional Medical Programs: Maine. M.Chatterjee. Postgrad Med 47: 183-6 Je 70 Michigan Michigan regional drug information network. R.E.Pearson and others. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 911-3 N 70 New York New money,more dialysis. Med World News 11: 28A D 25 70 Phone lectures link community hospitals to.university centers. R.Dyment. Resident Staff Physician 16: 52+Ag 70 North Carolina Comprehensive stroke program of North Carolina. B.L. Truscott and others. N C Med J 31: 95-7 Mr 70 Dentistry's role in regional medical programs: North Carolina. J.W.Bawden. Amer J Public Health 60: 844-7 My 70 North Carolina Regional Medical Program: report of the cancer division. F .M .S.Patterson and others. N C Med J 31: 142-50 Ap 70 Oklahoma Regional Medical Programs and medical care in rural Oklahoma. D.Groom. J Okla State Med Ass 63: 165-7 Ap 70 South Carolina South Carolina Regional Medical Program organization and progress: March 1966-March 1970. JSC Med Ass 66: 199-204 Je 70 State and district health planning—the roles of Regional Medical Program comprehensive health planning and the physician. V.Moseley. JSC Med Ass 66: 205-13 Je 70 Statewide pediatric cancer conference. S.K.Morgan. JSC Med Ass 66: 60-2 F 70 Tennessee Regional Medical Program acts to help relieve the health care crisis. P.E.Teschan. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 938-41 N 70 Texas Training inhalation therapy personnel: Texas RMP-spon- sored program. G.M.Fleming and M.C.Pesek. Hospi- tals 44: 54-7 My 1 70 Virginia Virginia Regional Medical Program. E.R.Perez. Virginia Med Mon 97: 774-5 D 70 MEDICAL DIRECTORS Hospital medical director: an administrator's view. J.D. Harvey. Hosp Progress 51: 80+ N 70 To get a good staff,find a dedicated medical director. R.T.Benack. Mod Nursing Home 25: 4+ Ag 70 (Medical economics. See: Cost of medical care; Financial management; Hospital and medical economics) MEDICAL EDUCATION (See also: Interns and residents; Medical directors; Outpatient dept.—Teaching function; Television— Medical) American medical education, (ed) W.B.Bean. Curr Med Dig 37: 455-7 My 70; 545-7 Je 70; 643-6 J1 70; 735-7 Ag 70; 823-6 S 70; 933-6 O 70 Association of American Medical Colleges hears two man- power plans. Amer Med News 13: 1+ N 16 70 Bibliography on medical education: classification. WHO (World Health Organ) Chron 24: 224-7 My 70 Billions or bust: plans for more MDs—Association of American Medical Colleges and Carnegie panels ask vast medical school expansion. Med World News 11: 17-18 N 20 70 Black community to have medical school: Watts-Willow- brook area of Los Angeles. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1632+ Ag 70 Blight and the plight, (ed) J Amer Med Ass 212: 312-3 Ap 13 70 Blueprint for reform of medical education: Carnegie Com- mission report. Sci News 98: 363-4 N 7 70 Brief Baedeker through the history of American medical education. R.P.Hudson. New Physician 19: 756-61 S 70 Bright future for medical education, (ed) Northwest Med 69: 406-7 Je 70 Calling Dr.Reform: proposals of Carnegie Commission on Higher Education. Newsweek 76: 70-1 N 9 70 Carnegie Commission on Higher Education calls for drastic changes in MD training. (N) Hospitals 44: 97-8 D 1 70 Clinical instruction in marine hospitals in the 19th cen- tury. W.D.Miles. Public Health Rep 85: 471-7 Je 70 Commentary on Mr.Hebert's proposal for a federal medi- cal school. L.M.Rousselot. Pathologist 24: 7-14 Ja 70 Comprehensive health care and the educator. C.H.W. Ruhe. J Med Educ 45: 473-81 J1 70 Comprehensive health care and the student. C.N.Ramsey Jr. J Med Educ 45: 482-5 J1 70 Computers and medical education. B.L.Wismar and G.R. Christopher. New Physician 19: 666-9 Ag 70 Concerning the Carnegie Commission report, (ed) H.S.M. Uhl. Hosp Pract 5: 9-10 D 70 Cutting new patterns in medical education. H.T.Paxton. Hosp Physician 6: 64-73 F 70; 68-77 Mr 70; 68-75 Ap 70 Datagrams: support for regular medical school operating program expenditures. J Med Educ 45: 453-4 Je 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 63 MEDICAL EDUCATION Death of the professor of medicine. W.S.Peart. Lancet 1: 401-2 F 21 70 Dr.Uplavici and Mr.Flexner. (ed) S.M.Melllnkoff. New Engl J Med 282: 1040-1 Ap 30 70 Educational program for primary care: definitions and hypotheses. M.F.Hansen. J Med Educ 45: 1001-6 D 70 Educational program for primary care: the outline of a curriculum. M.F.Hansen and K.G.Reeb. J Med Educ 45: 1007-15 D 70 Educator says U.S.may be paying high price for 'margin- ally relevant' medical education. (N) Hospitals 44: 101— 2 Mr 1 70 Effect of medical education upon the image of and orien- tation toward the medical profession. J.H.Bair. J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 19+ Jl-Ag 70 50 per cent Increase seen in freshman medical classes. (N) Hospitals 44: 99 Ja 16 70 Financing medical education, (ed) M.B.Strauss. New Engl J Med 283: 45-6 J1 2 70 Fiscal problems threaten medical schools. J Amer Med Ass 212: 1589+ Je 8 70 Folly of limitation of entry to medical schools in Latin America. C.V.Aguirre. World Med J 17: 15-16 Ja-F 70 Gap between urgent need and present actions. P.F.Regan. J Med Educ 45: 128-33 N 70 (Pt 2) Generally speaking: impact of medical education on the practice of medicine. N .J.Plsacano. J Amer Med Ass 213: 432-3 J1 20 70 (ed p.454-6) Grim diagnosis for medical schools. Bus Week No.2134: 82+ J1 25 70 Healthy university in a sick society? L.Gordon. J Med Educ 45: 847-853 N 70 (Pt 1) How did it happen? A comment on health manpower,the Flexner Report and society. J.B.Dillon. Calif Med 113: 86-93 Ag 70 (ed p.74) Indiana program for medical education—a progress report. G.W.Irwin Jr.and others. J Indiana State Med Ass 63: 1089 S 70 Institution-wide accreditation and corporate responsibili- ty. A.D.Hunt Jr. J Amer Med Ass 213: 602-4 J1 27 70 Interdependence of medical and allied health education. R.J.Atwell. J Amer Med Ass 213: 276-7 J1 13 70 Lagging: education for comprehensive health care. Hosp Pract 5: 95+ Ja 70 Maintaining standards of education while expanding phy- sician production. J.C.Rose. J Amer Med Ass 213: 597- 9 J1 27 70 Maintaining standards of medical education: problems in- volved while increasing the proportion of students from minority groups. D.B.Dove. J Amer Med Ass 213: 599- 601 J1 27 70 Making MD education 'relevant1: Oklahoma University. Med World News 11: 32-1+ Ag 7 70 Medical colleges agree in defining problems but lack accord in deciding what to do. (N) Hospitals 44: 96-7 D 1 70 Medical education: a summary of revolutionary changes. R.L.Greene Jr. West Virginia Med J 66: 251-6 Ag 70 Medical education: an adversary proceeding? M.Levitt and J.E.S.Scott. J Med Educ 45: 383-92 Je 70 Medical education and practice. E.A.Stead Jr. Ann Intern Med 72: 271-4 F 70 Medical education: Carnegie panel urges expansion, acceleration. J.Walsh. Science 170: 713-4 N 13 70 Medical education in prepaid group practice. S.J.Bosch and H.D.Banta. J Amer Med Ass 212: 2101-4 Je 22 70 Medical education In the United States. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1483-1549 N 23 70 (ed p.1553-8) Medical education—Its responsibility to society. J.L. Dennis. J Amer Med Ass 213: 585-7 J1 27 70 Medical education on the SS Hope. R.C.Morrow. J Amer Med Ass 211: 257-60 Ja 12 70 Medical practice and the new curricula. E.D.Pellegrino. J Amer Med Ass 213: 748-52 Ag 3 70 Medical schools and group practice, (ed) Group Pract 19: 6 J1 70 Medical schools jeopardized by more demand,less money. (N) Hospitals 44: 103 J1 16 70 Medical schools 1970-71. Amer Med News 13: 8-9 S 21 70 Medical students' protests, (ed) M.Flshbeln. Med World News 11: 5 6 J1 3 70 Medical students sit in at Northwestern University. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 44 Je 70 Money crisis,manpower needs worry the medical schools. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 33-4 D 70 More physicians in less time at lower cost: Brown Uni- versity program. H.S.M.Uhl. Hosp Pract 5: 99+ Je 70 New Jersey governor urges shift in medical education. (N) Hospitals 44: 102 J1 16 70 New med school answers twin needs: Newark,N.J. Med World News 11: 36G-H Ag 28 70 New philosophies in medical education: their effect on recognition of competence. J.W.Hess and M.Levitt. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1009-12 Ag 10 70 New plan for training more doctors, (ed) W.J.Grove. Int Surg 53: 7-8 Mr 70 (Pt 1) New program combines medical-legal education: Duke University's schools of medicine and law. (N) Hospi- tals 44: 138 N 1 70 New teaching methods enliven new—and old—courses. H.T.Paxton. Hosp Physician 6: 68-77 Mr 70 Obstacles to change In medical education. P.C. Anderson. J Med Educ 45: 139-43 Mr 70 Organizational patterns for new responsibilities. J.R. Evans. J Med Educ 45: 988-99 D 70 Our ailing medical schools. L.Baker. Saturday Rev 53: 56-7 D 19 70 Our ailing medical system: shaking up the curriculum. Fortune 81: 86-9 Ja 70 Physicians for the care of the sick. F.W.McKee. J Med Educ 45: 122-7 N 70 (Pt 2) Potential of prepaid group practice in community medicine teaching programs. E.Vayda. Mllbank Memorial Fund Quart 48: 129-43 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Preparing personnel to meet the demand. G.E.Burket Jr. J Med Educ 45: 982-7 D 70 Preventive medicine and family medicine in the medical school. C.Buck. Can Med Ass J 103: 943-4 O 24 70 Procedural training: the next step in medical education. G. Lodzla. J Med Educ 45: 421-33 Je 70 Recent developments in legal aspects of accreditation. M.H.Cardozo. J Amer Med Ass 213: 594-6 J1 27 70 Relevance in medical education. M.S.M.Watts. Calif Med 112: 47-52 Je 70 (ed p.56) Relevance of medical education to medical practice. H. Jason. J Amer Med Ass 212: 2092-5 Je 22 70 Reviving Dartmouth Medical School. Med World News 11: 38+ O 30 70 Role of the social worker in family medicine training. L.A.Tanner and L.P.Carmichael. J Med-Educ 45: 859- 65 N 70 (Pt 1) Role of the two-year school in easing the shortage of physicians. C.B.Chapman and D.C.House. New Engl J Med 283: 233-7 J1 30 70 Short thoughts on long hair, (ed) C.Jelenko III. Surg Gynecol Obstet 130: 516-7 Mr 70 Significance of the MD degree. G.R. Ley master. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1007-9 Ag 10 70 Social value of professional accreditation. F.G.Dickey. J Amer Med Ass 213: 591-3 J1 27 70 Standards of early American medical education. D.E. Pitzer. Ohio State Med J 66: 364+ Ap 70; 471+ My 70 Student study areas. G.T.Harrell. J Med Educ 45: 251-4 Ap 70 Students and medicine. J.R.Ellis. New Engl J Med 282: 656-62 Mr 19 70 Teaching of medicine in the London schools: is the "firm" system outmoded? E.J.Ross. Lancet 1: 33-4 Ja 3 70 Threat to doctor supply: medical colleges going broke. US News World Rep 69: 38-9 N 2 70 Three-year medical curriculum. R.G.Page. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1012-5 Ag 10 70 University & social needs of the 70's. A.M.Schmidt. Ill Med J 137: 133+ F 70 University in the community: the Alan Gregg Memorial Lecture. K.Brewster Jr. J Med Educ 45: 5-10 Ja 70 (Introduction p .1—2) University of Iowa College of Medicine: 100 years ago. W.B.Bean. J Iowa Med Soc 60: 237-40 Ap 70 Urgent need for federal support of programs to provide more physicians: American College of Physicians state- ment. Bull Amer Coll Physicians 11: 279 Je 70 You won't recognize these new medical schools! H.T. Paxton. Med Econ 47: 206+ Je 8 70 Continuing Actions of Tennessee Medical Association in continuing education, (ed) J Tenn Med Ass 63: 1038-40 D 70 Associated Faculties Program in Community Psychiatry: continuing education. R.G.Kvarnes and others. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 62-4 F 70 California Medical Association's certificate in continuing medical education. R.L.Kaye. Calif Med 112: 74-5 F 70 Change in attitude as an index of effectiveness for short courses in continuing medical education. L.S.Collet and C.Dohner. J Med Educ 45: 237-42 Ap 70 Coming way to keep up in medicine: computer programs. H.T.Paxton. Med Econ 47: 156+ J1 20 70 Continuing education as requirement for medical society membership: Oregon. M.Pennington. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1658-60 S 7 70 Continuing education courses for physicians: Sept.1,1970 through Aug.31,1971. C.H.W.Ruhe and others. J Amer Med Ass 213: 765-860 Ag 3 70 Continuing education needs for New Jersey physicians. A.A.Florin and J.P.Harkness. J Med Soc N J 67: 230-8 My 70 Continuing education of the practicing physician: Com- mittee on Medical Education,New York Academy of Medicine. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 893-905 N 70 Continuing education should be for all workers in the "health care team.” J.D.Rising. J Kans Med Soc 71: 69-72 Mr 70 Continuing education standards approved. (N) Amer Med News 13: 3 J1 6 70 Continuing medical education. J. Lister. New Engl J Med 282: 1474-6 Je 25 70 Continuing medical education: a survey among physicians practicing in San Diego and Imperial Counties. B.L. Brody and J.Stokes III. Calif Med 113: 81-7 D 70 Continuing medical education—an epidemiologic evalua- tion. C.E.Lewis and R.S.Hassaneln. New Engl J Med 282: 254-9 Ja 29 70 Continuing medical education and educational television: an evaluation of a series for physicians in Minnesota. I.J.Fahs and W.R.Miller. J Med Educ 45: 578-87 Ag 70 Continuing medical education in Oklahoma. D.Groom. J Okla State Med Ass 63: 440-4 S 70 Continuing medical education In the community hospital. L.F.Parmley Jr. J S C Med Ass 66: 233-6 Je 70 Continuing medical education in the USSR. WHO (World Health Organ) Chron 24: 216-8 My 70 Continuing medical education: one approach. G.K. MacLeod. J Amer Med Ass 212: 1171-4 My 18 70; correc- tion. 213: 2246 S 28 70 Health sciences: a total thrust in continuing education. W.L.Blockstein. Amer J Pharm Educ 34: 615-22 N 70 Maine community medicine and the Maine Institute of Continuing Medical Education. F.J.O'Connor. J Maine Med Ass 61: 161 Ag 70 Maintaining adequate standards of medical care, (ed) Can Med Ass J 103: 391 Ag 15-29 70 Mandatory continuing education: sense or nonsense? C.R.Brown Jr.and H.S.M.Uhl. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1660-8 S 7 70 Michigan physician and his continuing education. F.C. Mann and others. Mich Med 69: 981-90 N 70 Middle care round. D.W.Bracey. Brit Med J 4: 46-9 O 3 70 MIST: (Medical Information Service via Telephone). M.S. Klapper. J Med Ass State Ala 40: 257+ O 70 Needs of continuing education from the standpoint of a hospital administrator. J.R.Shawver. Ohio State Med J 66: 218+ Mr 70 Physician recognition award: AMA. D.W.Petit. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1668-70 S 7 70 Postgraduate study mandatory to maintain membership in Oregon Medical Association. A special report on an idea that evolved into a program. R.L.Casterline. Federation Bull 57: 34-45 F 70 Present trends indicate more regulation of practice stand- ards. J.W.Moses. Mich Med 69: 1058 D 70 Professional competence or obsolescence—which? D.H. Williams. J Med Ass State Ala 39: 714+ Ja 70 Reflections on continuing medical education, (ed) Conn Med 34: 474+ J1 70 Regional medical education—Metro City—1975. E.G. Dimond. Bull Amer Coll Physicians 11: 558-60 N 70 Relationships between community hospitals and medical schools. H.S.Madlgan. Ohio State Med J 66: 878+ S 70 Relicenslng ahead? Med World News 11: 14-16 D 11 70 Sabbatical policy in group practice. P.H.Altrocchi. Group Pract 19: 19-21 Ag 70; 18+ S 70 Television viewing in radiotherapy and continuing educa- tion. R.F.O'Connor. J Maine Med Ass 61: 158-60 Ag 70 They're dropping doctors who don't keep up: Oregon. N.Martin. Med Econ 47: 137+Je 22 70 Traveling teaching machines give MD's new dimension in cancer diagnosis,treatment. Amer Hosp Prof 6: 13 Ja 70 When a doctor needs a doctor. B.Scott. Todays Health 48: 54+ My 70 Trends Changing scene. C.B.Chapman; J.T.English; D.B.Dove. J Med Educ 45: 963-81 D 70 Comprehensive health care and the future. J.S.Millis. J Med Educ 45: 490-2 J1 70 Future of medical education. G.James. Maryland State Med J 19: 63-7 S 70 Shifting views in medical education. J.A.Koltes. Penn Med 73: 35-6 Je 70 Trends in medical education, (ed) C.J.Tupper. Mil Med 135: 221-2 Mr 70 (Medical electronics. See: Automation—Diagnostic com- puters; Automation—Information systems; Equipment— Clinical—Electronic) (Medical history. See: History of medicine) MEDICAL ILLUSTRATION Artists and photographers. (C) P.R.Allison. Lancet 1: 92 Ja 10 70 (Medical International Cooperation Organization. See: MEDICO) (Medical libraries. See: Libraries—Medical; Library serv- ice) 64 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 MEDICAL RECORDS DEPT MEDICAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION MLA committee membership: retrospect and prospect. C.L.Jones. Bull Med Llbr Ass 58: 493-509 O 70 (Medical photography. See: Photography) (Medical practice acts. See: Licensure and regulation— Physicians) MEDICAL RECORDS DEPT. (See also: Admitting and discharge—Death; Admitting and discharge—Referral systems; Automation—Infor- mation systems; Careers—Medical records; Consent, Legal; Cornell Medical Index; Insurance reporting; Medical audit; Microfilming—Medical records; Personal health records; Shared services—Medical records; and the subhead Records and reports under hospitals and depts.) History of medical record science. A.P.Kahn. Med Rec News 41: 14+ Ap 70; 42+ Je 70; 16+ Ag 70; 20+ O 70 History of medical record science: from serpent healing to American Medical Record Association symbol. Med Rec News 41: 24+ F 70 Medical records of the past. K.F.Russell. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 15-16 Mr-Ap 70 Administration Administration of the medical record department,Baptist Hospital,Pensacola,Fla. M.Richards. Southern Hosp 38: 20-2 Ja 70 Medical records at D.C.General Hospital. R.L.Standard. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 469-70 Ag 70 Medical records by job specification. A.Murray and J.B.P.Ferguson. Hospital (London) 66: 123-6 Ap 70 Automation Acquisition and analysis of narrative medical record data. R.E.Robinson III. Computers Biomed Res 3: 495- 509 O 70 Answer to the computer programmer shortage: Missouri program. W.A.Thompson and others. Adult Leadership 18: 213+ Ja 70 Applying the computer to an international health screen- ing program. J.C.Duffy and K.F.Moonan. Ind Med Surg 39: 11-14 Ja 70 Automated medical records. P.C.James and J.A.O'Leary. Southern Hosp 38: 32+ N 70 Automated mental status system: Institute of Living, Hartford,Conn. J.Donnelly. Journal (Nat Ass Priv Psy- chiat Hosp) 2: 30-2 Spr 70 Automation of the medical record. J.P.Melrose and W.L. Bennett. Med Rec News 41: 45-9 O 70 Changing concept of medical records. J.Gertzog. Public Health Rep 85: 673-9 Ag 70 Coded system for computer retrieval of pathology diag- noses. M.Cohen and others. Mil Med 135: 1028-33 N 70 Computer-assisted research of medical records: a facili- tated access file for physical examination,laboratory, and diagnostic data. L.J.Schneiderman and St.M. Baylor. Method Inform Med 9: 171-6 J1 70 Computer derived global judgments in psychiatry: Insti- tute of Living,Hartford,Conn. C.F.Stroebel and B.C. Glueck Jr. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1057-66 F 70 Computer-held clinical record system. L.J.Opit and F.J. Woodroffe. Brit Med J 4: 76-82 O 10 70 Computer in psychiatry. M.Osborne. Can Nurse 66: 39- 40 O 70 Computer in the ward. B.Smith. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1426-9 N 5 70 Computerized approach to evaluation of unusual preven- tive medicine data. J.R.Cataldo and others. Mil Med 135: 55-6 Ja 70 Computerized pediatric cardiology data retrieval system. S.King and R.Rodriguez-Torres. N Y State J Med 70: 1655-8 Je 15 70 Computers and the medical data bank. E.R.Gabrieli. New Physician 19: 148-51 F 70 Computers in medicine. J.J.McNamara. Federation Bull 57: 108-14 Ap 70 Computers speed Infection reporting. R.C.Tilton. J En- viron Health 33: 103-6 Jl-Ag 70 Computing the medical record in New South Wales. R.B. Thode. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 19+ Mr-Ap 70 Data management in the diagnostic laboratory: a data- centered approach using high-density mark sense docu- ments for computer entry. C.D.Nordschow and H.W. Shipton. Computers Biomed Res 3: 218-28 Je 70 Development of a comprehensive computerized medical and statistical record linking system in a total popula- tion. W.A.Cassell and others. Can J Public Health 61: 203-9 My-Je 70 Electronic information systems: a multiple-facility sys- tem. A.H.Neufeldt. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 1-6 Ja 70 Evolution of the mental status—past and future: psychi- atric record-keeping at the Institute of Living. J. Donnelly and others. Amer J Psychiat 126: 997-1002 Ja 70 (ed p.1003-4) High-density medical data management by computer. H.R.Warner and J.D.Morgan. Computers Biomed Res 3: 464-76 O 70 Information processing of medical records—state of the art: April 1970. D.White. Method Inform Med 9: 189-93 J1 70 KILAS—list processing for drug information. M.E.Kitler and others. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 832-5 O 70 Medical care information system: an approach to the com- puterization of ambulatory patient records. B.P. O'Connell and A.H.McFarlane. Med Care 8: 82-7 Ja-F 70 Medical record librarian and the computer-based medical record. L.Curtis. CAMRL (Can Ass Med Rec Librarians) Newsletter 2: 5-16 Ja-F 70 Outpatient data system: new techniques to meet new demands. P.Y.Ertel and others. J Amer Med Ass 211: 964-72 F 9 70 Physician-oriented medical index for hospital or clinic use. W.R.Bruce and others. Can Med Ass J 102: 1080-4 My 23 70 Possibility of having National Health Registry. J. Wallace. Med Rec News 41: 23 F 70 Problem area of medical record linkage. M .G .Saunders. CAMRL (Can Ass Med Rec Librarians) Newsletter 3: 6- 10 Ag-O 70 Problem-oriented record begins with patient: computer systems. J.R.Krismer and J.F.Cordes. Mod Hosp 115: 81-3 N 70 Putting automation into hospital record-keeping. A.M. Donahoe. Spec Libraries 61: 223-8 My-Je 70 Radiology reports processed on magnetic tape "selectrlc" typewriter. D .M .Eisenstadt. Hosp Admin Can 12: 51 N 70 Record linkage: its methodology and application in medi- cal data processing—a bibliography. G.Wagner and H.B.Newcombe. Method Inform Med 9: 121-38 Ap 70 This computer helps doctors free up hospital beds. D. Whieldon. Med Econ 47: 229 Ja 19 70 Utilizing computers in evaluating health data: Internation- al Business Machines Corporation. J.C.Duffy. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 952-63 N 70 VARTAB—a system to create VARiable TABulations without any knowledge in programming. R. Thome and others. Method Inform Med 9: 225-30 O 70 What is Information Science Industries? M.Ironside. CAMRL (Can Ass Med Rec Librarians) Newsletter 2: 13- 17 My-Jl 70 Will computers Increase malpractice cases? P.J. Hermann. Hosp Top 48: 2 6-7 F 70 Costs Administrative profiles: hospital medical records. Hos- pitals 44: 56 Ag 16 70 Legal aspects Importance and technique of keeping proper medical and surgical records. R.W.Farmer. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 838- 43 O 70 Incomplete transfer records may cause liability. E.W. Springer. Med Rec News 41: 69+ Ag 70 Patient records Accurate and complete medical records can help keep nursing home out of court. E.W.Springer. Mod Nursing Home 24: 16+ My 70 Ambulatory medical record systems. F.K.Ackerman Jr. Group Pract 19: 25-7 O 70 Anesthesia records—an aid to better patient care. B.J. Bamforth. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 2-3 Je 70 Charting diet information. (Q&A) B.B.Miller. Hospitals 44: 22 J1 1 70 Clinical pharmacy—the medical record. W.E.Hassan Jr. Drug Top 114: 16 Ap 27 70 Dental surgery: operative report. (Q&A) M.E.Converse. Hospitals 44: 16 My 1 70 House staff writes orders,attending staff sues: Monte- fiore Hospital,Pittsburgh. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 34 D 70 How should suicides be recorded In the hospital medical record? (Q&A) M .E.Converse. Hospitals 44: 18+ Je 1 70 How Winnipeg went metric. J.Litvack and W.Dartnell. Hosp Admin Can 12: 32 F 70 Importance and technique of keeping proper medical and surgical records. R.W.Farmer. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 838- 43 O 70 Incomplete transfer records can cause harm to patients and trouble for homes. E.W.Springer. Mod Nursing Home 24: 10+ Mr 70 Malpractice: how hospital records can save you. W.G. Bischoff. Med Econ 47: 108-13 F 2 70 Medical record of a patient who is admitted to a hospital for custodial care while awaiting transfer to another institution. (Q&A) M.E.Converse. Hospitals 44: 28 Ap 16 70 Medico-sociological information exchange program—a proposal. J.W.Banks. Can Hosp 47: 69+ O 70 Patient's welfare and the medical record, (ed) C.D. Aring. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1317-9 N 16 70 Pharmacist on the ward. D.L.Smith. Can J Hosp Pharm 23: 108-12 My-Je 70 Photographs for medical records. (C) P.M. Buttaravoli. New Engl J Med 282: 1216 My 21 70 Problem-etiology record: new tool for group practice. W.F.Blrd Jr. Group Pract 19: 24-6 D 70 Problem-oriented medical record In rehabilitation. S.M. Dinsdale and others. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 51: 488-92 Ag 70 Putting your thoughts on paper: preparing better medical records and reports. G.M.Gleave. Med Rec News 41: 52+ Ag 70 Quality of data in the medical record. A. R. Fein stein. Computers Biomed Res 3: 42 6-35 O 70 Regularization and stylization of medical records. B. Gordon. J Amer Med Ass 212: 1502-7 Je 1 70 (ed p.1514) Rubber stamp signature on a medical record. (Q&A) M.E. Converse. Hospitals 44: 34 Ap 1 70 Secondary diagnoses. G.L.Starnes and M.M.Culver. PAS (Prof Activ Stud) Reporter 8: 1-2 My 18 70 Shape of medical information In the course of patient care. R.D.Welr. Med Rec (Engl) 11: 19+ My 70 Toward standardizing the facesheet of medical charts. G.B.Cook. Method Inform Med 9: 44-6 Ja 70 U sing the patient drug profile. W. E. Smith. Drug Intel Clin Pharm 4: 73-6 Mr 70 Completion Completion of the medical record, (ed) M.Quinn. Med Rec News 41: 9+ Ap 70 Incomplete medical records: filing and securing comple- tion. (Q&A) M.E.Converse. Hospitals 44: 38 F 1 70 Weekly reminders,suspension notice spur physicians to complete records: Dayton,Ohio. M.P.Reeder. Med Rec News 41: 39+ O 70 Filing and numbering Identity code for individuals: American National Standard. Office 71: 139+ Je 70 Incomplete medical records: filing and securing comple- tion. (Q&A) M.E.Converse. Hospitals 44: 38 F 1 70 Records for newborns. (Q&A) M.E.Converse. Hospitals 44: 41 Je 16 70 Social Insurance numbers for health services under study in Prince Edward Island. (N) Can Hosp 47: 19 Ag 70 Social Security numbers are used for patient identifica- tions. (N) Hosp Top 48: 20 O 70 Terminal digit filing system adopted by First U.S.Army. (N) Newsletter Hosp Manage Syst Soc 9: 2 S 70 Indexing and nomenclature Advantages of systematized nomenclature of pathology code in medical record department: Hartford (Conn.) Hospital. J.A.Ryan and R.S.Beckett. Med Rec News 41: 37+ Je 70 Chromosome nomenclature. R.L.Summltt. J Pediat 76: 314-23 F 70 Indexing medical records: accreditation standards. (Q&A) M.E.Converse. Hospitals 44: 16 Ja 16 70 One digit separates AMA,insurers in computerizing data. Amer Med News 13: 1+ N 9 70 Revised Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of the Ameri- can Psychiatric Association. B.Jackson. Amer J Psy- chiat 127: 65-73 J1 70 Terminology and content of the medical record. B.L. Gordon. Computers Biomed Res 3: 436-44 O 70 Written language of rehabilitation medicine: meanings and usages. R.Good. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 51: 29-36 Ja 70 Nurses' notes Automated nursing notes: Institute of Living,Hartford, Conn. D.Carriker. J Pract Nursing 20: 26-9 F 70 Computer as an aid to nursing records. J.E.Knight and J.Streeter. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 233-5 F 19 70 Computer in psychiatry. M.Osborne. Can Nurse 66: 39- 40 O 70 Do you read the nurses' observation notes? A.C. Christopoulos. J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 24-5 Ja-F 70 New automated psychiatric nursing report. F.A.Thomas and others. Perspect Psychiat Care 8: 222-9 S-O 70 Nurses' notes and the law. L.E.Rozovsky. Hosp Admin Can 12: 58+ S 70 Nursing kardex behavior in an experimental study of pa- tient units with and without clinical nurse specialists. B.S.Georgopoulos and M.M.Jackson. Nursing Res 19: 196-218 My-Je 70 Scales for nursing observation of behavior syndromes. W.J.Craig. J Clin Psychol 26: 91-7 Ja 70 Patient history Automated health services—reprogramming the doctor: Strang Clinic .New York City. E.Day. Method Inform Med 9: 116-21 Ap 70 Automated medical histories: factors determining patient performance. G.J.Coombs and others. Computers Bio- med Res 3: 178-81 Ap 70 Automation of the medical record for industrial health and health screening. J.Lu and S.E.Ansin. Ind Med Surg 39: 70-5 Ap 70 Better medical records: medical history. C.E.Forkner. Bull Amer Coll Physicians 11: 284-5 Je 70 Computers and doctors: use and consequences. W.V. Slack and others. Computers Biomed Res 3: 521-7 O 70 Computers on standby: "Computerlife. " (N) Med World News 11: 5-6 J1 24 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 65 MEDICAL RECORDS DEPT. Court decision highlights importance of taking a medical history within 24 hours of admission: Nebraska. News- letter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-3 Mr 70 (Pt 3) Doctor-patient communication with the inner-city adoles- cent: Mile Square youth clinic questionnaire. C.C. Levine. New Engl J Med 282: 494-5 F 26 70 Measuring the health of the elderly. H .A.Rosencranz and C.T.Pihlblad. J Gerontol 25: 129-33 Ap 70 Medical computer center opens in Detroit's Fisher Build- ing. Mich Hosp 6: 19 J1 70 Medical interviewing by computer. W.V.Slack. New Physician 19: 143-7 F 70 Outpatient data system: new techniques to meet new demands. P.Y.Ertel and others. J Amer Med Ass 211: 964-72 F 9 70 PsyCHES (Psychiatric Case History Event System): an approach to retrieval of narrative text in case records. B.T.Eiduson. Method Inform Med 9: 201-10 O 70 Reasonable care standards defined: hospital liable for failure to take history. W.A.Regan. Hosp Progress 51: 35 J1 70 Recent court cases deal with rules, standards and infor- mation duties. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 115: 62+ J1 70 Release of Information Computers in medicine. J.J.McNamara. Federation Bull 57: 108-14 Ap 70 Confidentiality and identity. J.Moss. Socio-Econ Planning Sci 4: 17-25 Mr 70 Confidentiality in psychiatry and psychotherapy. W.G. Closson Jr.and others. Calif Med 113: 12-15 O 70 Court rules on disclosure of patients' names. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3-4 D 70 (Pt 1) Court rules on medical records. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 4 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Dearth and death of privacy, (ed) J Med Soc N J 67: 205 My 70 Disposition of patients' records. N Y Med 26: 329+ Ag 70 Guidelines concerning the ethical storage and retrieval of privileged medical information in computers. Penn Med 73: 26 D 70 Physician-patient privilege revisited. E.W.Springer. Med Rec News 41: 47-8 Ap 70 Plaintiff wins right to examine hospital's internal work- ing papers: New Jersey. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 115: 48 Ag 70 Position statement on guidelines for psychiatrists: prob- lems in confidentiality—American Psychiatric Associa- tion. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1543-9 Ap 70 Privacy and the psychiatrist. Time 95: 60+ Ap 27 70 Release-of-information control card. Med Rec News 41: 21 F 70 Right of privacy and medical computing. E.R.Gabrieli. Datamation 16: 173+ Ap 70 State requirements: diseases to report. W.E.Hassan Jr. Drug Top 114: 28+ Mr 16 70 Tucson hospitals refuse to report drug abusers. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 180 Ag 16 70 Two courts—two views: confidentiality of committee reports. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-2 My 70 (Pt 1) Welfare of the patient is primary. L.Acton. CAMRL (Can Ass Med Rec Librarians) Newsletter 2: 18-19 My-Jl 70 When is a communication privileged? N.Hershey. Amer J Nursing 70: 112-3 Ja 70 When your words can get you sued. W.A.Regan. Med Econ 47: 205+ Mr 16 70 Retention Disposition of patients' records. N Y Med 26: 329+ Ag 70 Life and death of medical records needed for cancer research. (C) H.T.Lynch and A.J.Krush. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1890 D 7 70 Retention of medical records. (Q&A) M .E. Con verse. Hospitals 44: 16+ My 1 70 Statistical analysis California's computerized information system for hospi- tals. E.Leighton. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 6+ My 70 CHIPS demonstration project. J.W.Lubin. Med Care 8: 66-74 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Data collection requirements for health services research. P.D.Bonnet. Med Care 8: 199-204 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Data collection requirements for hospital management as related to the hospital discharge abstract. T.B. Fitzpatrick. Med Care 8: 150-8 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Data collection requirements for patient management. J.M .Last. Med Care 8: 159-68 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Data requirements for area wide health planning agencies. S.R.Gottlieb. Med Care 8: 175-83 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Data requirements for comprehensive health planning. C. Blankenship. Med Care 8: 184-6 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Data requirements of users of hospital discharge ab- stracts for epidemiologic research. D.L.Sackett. Med Care 8: 205-8 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Data system for hospitalized patients under Medicare. M.C.Rossoff and H.West. Med Care 8: 135-9 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Hospital discharge abstract system in British Columbia. D. Thomson. Med Care 8: 140-4 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Hospital discharge abstract system of Saskatchewan Hos- pital Services Plan. J.D.Ramsay. Med Care 8: 145-9 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Hospital discharge abstract systems and institutional planning. R.M.Sigmond. Med Care 8: 169-74 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Hospital In-patient Enquiry for England and Wales. W.A. Wilson. Med Care 8: 98-104 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Implications of Hospital Activity Analysis. N.V.Jackson. Med Rec (Engl) 11: 39-43 Ag 70 Information needs for regional planning. O.L.Peterson. Med Care 8: 187-98 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Management controls in medical care: data and evalua- tion. K.W.Cross and J.L.Roberts. Hospital (London) 66: 45-7 F 70; 81-4 Mr 70; 121-3 Ap 70 Medical care discharge data collected by the Blue Cross system. B.Ferber and others. Med Care 8: 126-34 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Medical priorities: small community hospital in Appala- chia. R.S.Berardi. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 585-7 S 70 National Hospital Discharge Survey. S.A.Hoermann. Med Care 8: 105-12 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Pathology diagnosed in 1,000 consecutive admissions to an extended care facility. H.Behneman and W.J.Bauer. Nursing Homes 19: 37-9 Ap 70 Patient data study of the American Hospital Association. J.P.Cooney Jr.and M.E.Converse. Med Care 8: 88-92 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Record linkage and hospital discharge abstracts. H.B. Newcombe. Med Care 8: 209-15 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Scottish hospital in-patient statistics. M.A.Heasman. Med Care 8: 113-20 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Statewide medical information system. D.A.B.Lindberg. Computers Biomed Res 3: 453-63 O 70 Statistics for management. Med Rec (Engl) 11: 12-14 F 70 Use of medical records for research. K.Kupka. Med Rec (Engl) 11: 64-6 Ag 70 Personnel American Medical Record Association launches transcrip- tion course for medical record typists. Med Rec News 41: 18-20 F 70 Aptitude test solves hospital's problem in hiring trans- criptionists. S.M.Robinson. Med Rec News 41: 49-53 Ap 70 Guidelines for accredited record technician and registered record librarian progression. Med Rec News 41: 55-6 O 70 Hillcrest now in second decade of teaching medical record librarians: Tulsa,Okla. Med Rec News 41: 31-2 Je 70 Island of learning provided for medical record students: University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Med Rec News 41: 28-30 Je 70 Medical record technology program thrives through co- operative support: Portland (Oreg.) Community College. Med Rec News 41: 33-6 Je 70 Medical transcriptionists: recruiting and retaining personnel. C.T.McConnico. Hospitals 44: 48-50 S 16 70 Mercy College meets needs of today's medical record students: Detroit. Med Rec News 41: 21 Je 70 Monroe offers full medical technology program: Rochester, N.Y. Med Rec News 41: 61-2 Je 70 Organisation of medical secretarial services. R.J.Brockis. Med Rec (Engl) 11: 23-6 My 70 Psychiatric affiliation for medical record students. F.S. Cross. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 334-5 O 70 Why an osteopathic association of medical record person- nel? F.P.Lee; R.McKeman. Osteopath Hosp 14: 12-14 J1 70 Planning Office landscaping: decorating the medical record room. M.B.Kraft and A.A.Maher. Hospitals 44: 44-7 N 16 70 Records and reports New forms system reduces clerical time/increases accu- racy: computer processing. L.F.Pfister. Hospitals 44: 53-5 O 16 70 Putting your thoughts on paper: preparing better medical records and reports. G.M.Gleave. Med Rec News 41: 52+ Ag 70 Release-of-information control card. Med Rec News 41: 21 F 70 Responsibilities Medical record librarian and the medical superintendent. R.McEwin. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 23+ Mr-Ap 70 Medical records must be streamlined, (ed) J.G.Shaffer. Med Rec News 41: 9 O 70 Meticulous role of a medical record librarian. Osteopath Hosp 14: 5+ Ap 70 Outpatient medical records—the future. R.Finnegan. Med Rec News 41: 11+ Ag 70 Standards Medical record guide. J Kans Med Soc 71: 450-3 N 70 (Medical research. See: Medical records dept.—Patient records—Statistical analysis; Research—Medical) (Medical secretaries. See: Medical records dept.— Personnel) MEDICAL STAFF (See also: Civil rights—Medical staff; Dental service; Emergency hospitals and depts.—Medical staff; Ethics —Medical; Fund raising—Medical staff support; Governing board—Physician membership; Interns and residents; Medical audit; Medicare—Reimbursement— Physicians; Medico-moral problems; Nursing homes— Medical staff; Opinion polls—Medical staff; Outpa- tient dept.—Medical staff; Paramedical personnel— Physicians' assistants; Practitioners; Radiation hazards —Medical staff; Recognition of service—Medical staff; Shared services—Medical staff; Trends—Medical prac- tice; and the subhead Medical staff under special types of hospitals) Appointment and control Another blow to closed hospital staffs: Bellaire,Ohio. R.M.Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 215 My 25 70 Appointment to the medical staff. A.H.Bernstein. Hos- pitals 44: 116+ J1 1 70 Arizona Supreme Court rules that registered mail is suf- ficient for notice of disciplinary proceedings. News- letter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-2 Mr 70 (Pt 2) Bill to give medical staff veto power narrowly defeated: Louisiana. (N) Hospitals 44: 100 J1 16 70 Court reaffirms hospital board's authority: Ontario. (N) Can Hosp 47: 13 J1 70 Court upholds hospital trustees' right to bar applicant from medical staff: Okmulgee (Okla.) Memorial Hos- pital. (N) Hospitals 44: 154-5 F 1 70 Court upholds membership denial by the Tarrant County (Tex.) Medical Society. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3:1-2 D 70 (Pt 1) Doctor up against the ghetto wall: New York City's Lincoln Hospital. Med World News 11: 16-17 D 25 70; after probe protests pediatrician is reinstated. Amer Med News 13: 6 D 28 70 Doctor who performed abortions loses hospital privileges: Renton ,Wash. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36H F 70 Due process. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-3 S 70 (Pt 1) Exclusion of osteopaths from hospital staff valid in Tennessee. (N) J Tenn Med Ass 63: 53 (adv) O 70 Federal aid puts hospital under federal jurisdiction in staff privilege suit: Sosa vs.Board of Managers of Val Verde Memorial Hospital. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 115: 62+ S 70 Georgia physician appeals to U.S.Supreme Court: Yeargin v.Hamilton Memorial Hospital. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1 My 70 (Pt 1); review denied. 1 J1 70 Hiring doctors in the US—the team approach. M.S. Kassem. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 661-2 Ap 10 70 Hospital must specify criteria for medical staff member- ship. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 115: 88-9 O 70 Hospital staff privileges: public and private hospitals. W.B.Smith. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1233-4 Ag 17 70 How can a hospital be sure that a physician applying for appointment to the medical staff is registered to pre- scribe narcotics? (Q&A) C.Y.Shu. Hospitals 44: 38-9 F 1 70 How much of a problem do incompetent doctors pose to medicine? (symp) Physicians Manage 10: 39-0+ D 70 Is membership on a hospital's medical staff restricted to physicians? (Q&A) R.C.Love. Hospitals 44: 39 F 1 70 Lawmen assail administrators. Can Hosp 47: 20-1 N 70 Legal trends in medical staff appointments: some land- mark rulings. J.A.Fabro. Trustee 23: 26-32 Ap 70 Medical staff appointments: hospitals' rights being cur- tailed. J.Q.Tilson. Hospitals 44: 51+ N 1 70 Medical staff appointments: is membership in a local medical society a valid prerequisite for staff member- ship in a hospital? E.E.Hollowell. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-4 N 70 (Pt 4) Medical staff membership: more a right than a privilege? A.H.Bernstein. Hospitals 44: 139+ F 1 70 Medical staff privileges can be restricted: Hamilton Memorial Hospital,Dalton/Ga. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-2 Mr 70 (Pt 1) Oklahoma bill would open hospitals to all MDs,DOs. (N) Hospitals 44: 100 Mr 1 70 Osteopath denied medical staff privileges: Okmulgee (Okla.) Memorial Hospital. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-2 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Physician in the hospital: staff divisions should be re- classified. J.I.F.Reppun. Hawaii Med J 29: 225+ Ja-F 70 Private hospital not subject to due process standards: Washington Hospital Center. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 4 D 70 (Pt 1) Recruitment of women doctors for hospital service. M. Essex-Lopresti. Lancet 2: 204-6 J1 25 70 Right to exclude physicians: private hospitals. L.T. Parker. Hosp Top 48: 55 J1 70 Should hospitals judge MDs? (N) Med World News 11: 40 Mr 6 70 Sosa v.Board of Managers of the Val Verde Memorial Hospital,Del Rio,Tex. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-8 Ap 70 (Pt 2) Spanish-speaking patients—only English allowed: Mercy Hospital,Miami,Fla. Med World News 11: 30C+ S 18 70 Staff penalties: fitting punishment to the 'crime.' (N) Med World News 11: 37 My 22 70 66 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 MEDICAL STAFF Staff privileges in private hospitals. J.L.Moore Jr. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 36-7 Ja 70 VISTA physician files suit against Arkansas hospital over denial of staff privileges. (N) Hospitals 44: 33 J1 1 70 Surgical privileges Approval of training programs tied to privileges by American Academy of General Practice. Hosp Pract 5: 137-9 N 70 Hospital hearings must be fair,but they don't have to be formal. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 115: 56+ N 70 Medical staff privileges and civil rights: Florida. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2 Ap 70 (Pt 1); part two. 4 J1 70 Privileges can be restricted prior to due process hearing. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 4-5 Ag 70 (Pt 1) Bylaws By-laws simplified. N.Goodwin. Can Hosp 47: 68-70 Ag 70 Questions about the medical staff. (Q&A) K.J.Williams. Hosp Progress 51: 6+ S 70 You can't handle today's practice with yesterday's by- laws. A.J.J.Rourke. Mod Hosp 114: 128 Je 70 Committees Medical staff functions and leadership. W.W.Jack. Hosp Progress 51: 76-9 N 70 Standardization of blood transfusion reaction studies in the military; delegation of responsibility for a medical team concept; role of the hospital transfusion board. F.R.Camp Jr.and others. Mil Med 135: 967-77 N 70 This way works best for us: medical audit committee. P.R.Koogler. Osteopath Hosp 14: 14-15 F 70 Joint conference For cost control: put the doctor in the picture. R.G. Foulkes. Hosp Admin Can 12: 27-8 D 70 What does the Joint Commission consider an effective joint conference committee? J.D.Porterfield III. Hospitals 44: 17 J1 16 70 Pharmacy Drug utilization review: a polymorphic optimization for the delivery of rational drug therapy. R.D.Gibson. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 646-53 Ag 70 Hospital formulary and the pharmacy and therapeutics committee. M.J.Kehoe. Hosp Formulary Manage 5: 9-11 N 70 Hospital pharmacist's role in surveying drug prescribing and usage. R.L.Lantos and R.B.Stewart. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 666-70 Ag 70 (ed p.637) Need for drug utilization review. T.D.Rucker. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 654-8 Ag 70 (ed p.637) Pharmacy and therapeutics committee: an approach to pharmacy programs development. H .J .Derewicz. Drug Intel Clin Pharm 4: 157-9 Je 70 Policies of pharmacy and therapeutics committee. A.M. Kratz. Drug Top 114: 12 Ag 3 70 Tissue Peer review guidelines. Ill Med J 137: 265-7 Mr 70 (ed p.210) Two courts—two views: confidentiality of committee reports. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-2 My 70 (Pt 1) Utilization AHA denounces peer review bill. (N) Amer Med News 13: 10 S 21 70 CHAP (Certified Hospital Admission Program)—something better than peer review. N.Martin. Med Econ 47: 35+ N 23 70 Foundation chartered to operate new peer review mecha- nism: Missouri. Missouri Med 67: 788a-b N 70 Hospital costs and the role of the physician. J.B. Sherman. Mich Med 69: 385-7 My 70 Hospital Utilization Project: a modem medical information system for Pennsylvania Hospitals. P.M.Lewis. Penn Med 73: 65-7 Mr 70 Medical care discharge data collected by the Blue Cross system. B.Ferber and others. Med Care 8: 126-34 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Method might not work—but it still hasn't been tried: Bennett amendment, (ed) Mod Hosp 115: 73+ N 70 Peer review and Medicaid. P.1 .Robinson. J Med Ass State Ala 39: 1125-8 Je 70 Peer review: cost control or quality control? S.Daiger. Calif Med 113: 75-80 D 70 Peer review—'its time has come.' (N) Amer Med News 13: 7 Mr 9 70 Peer utilization review. R.M.Fleming. J Florida Med Ass 57: 59 Ja 70 Pilot project in medical review successfully completed in Will and Grundy counties. J.W.Bowden. Ill Med J 138: 542-3 N 70 Put statewide Medicaid review in MD hands? R.M. Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 138 Ag 17 70 Role of the county medical society in hospital utilization review. J.L.Henry. Ohio State Med J 66: 170-2 F 70 Senator proposes giving review powers to medical societies. Hosp Pract 5: 19+ O 70 Standard utilization program adaptable to all general hospitals: Ohio. Ohio State Med J 66: 601-3 Je 70 Their computer spotlights patient overstays: Methodist- Evangelical Hospital,Louisville,Ky. D.Whieldon. Hosp Physician 6: 124 Je 70 They're making utilization review more efficient: Penn- sylvania. N.1 .Townsend. Med Econ 47: 200 F 2 70 This computer helps doctors free up hospital beds. D. Whieldon. Med Econ 47: 229 Ja 19 70 Use of automated techniques in aiding utilization com- mittees. S.Shindell. Wis Med J 69: 98-104 Mr 70 Utilization and peer review: medicine's privilege and re- sponsibility. R.W.Schaffarzick and H.J.Parke. Calif Med 113: 80-5 Ag 70 (ed p.69-70) Utilization committee, (ed) Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 581 O 70 Utilization review committee chairman. May he be reim- bursed? Would this be a reimbursable expense? (Q&A) C.Y.Shu. Hospitals 44: 34 Mr 16 70 Who should determine medical eligibility? S.L. Hoff man. Mich Hosp 6: 9+ Mr 70 Consultations Consultation contracts: their development and evaluation. K.M.Gebbie. Amer J Public Health 60: 1916-20 O 70 Mental health specialist as consultant in a chronic dis- ease hospital. D.Stanton and H.J.Vetter. Psychiat Quart Suppl 42: 282-96 No.2 68 Need a specialist? Tune him in on TV. A.Z.Baum. Med Econ 47: 177+ Ja 5 70 Psychiatric counseling available via closed-circuit tele- vision. (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 20+ S 1 70 Study of consultants. N.F.Coghill and others. Lancet 2: 305-8 Ag 8 70 Disaster service Co-ordinating a trauma committee and a county medical society. W.F.Bouzarth and R.H.Cram. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 22+ Je 70 Full-time system Full-time practice in the community hospital. R.R. Henderson. J Amer Med Ass 212: 2106-7 Je 22 70 Hospitals,MDs matched: Medical Executive Search Associates. (N) Amer Med News 13: 11 Ag 17 70 If you ever feel like getting a government job. M.L. Crump. Med Econ 47: 165+ Ja 5 70 MDs and economists: new team on the health scene. C.L.Rosenberg. Med Econ 47: 245 S 28 70 Role and the future of the hospital-based physician. J.R. Green. Ariz Med 27: 109-15 Ap 70; 91-5 My 70 Salaried professional services: cost study—New York City. H.E.Manning and B.M .Weinstein. Hospitals 44: 25-8 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) We switched to paid chiefs with minimum bloodshed. J.Carlova. Med Econ 47: 126+ 0 26 70 Why exempt the physician? (C) G.J.Aitken Jr. J Med Soc N J 67: 659-60 O 70 Hospital-physician relations AHA,AMA available to mediate hospital-physician dis- putes. (N) Hospitals 44: 19 J1 16 70 Challenges facing hospital medical staffs. K.J.Williams. Hosp Progress 51: 56-62 O 70 Council of Medical Staffs—what and why? J.R.Ylvisaker. Mich Med 69: 1054 D 70 Doctor and hospital.. .greater involvement ahead. Phy- sicians Manage 10: 74P+ Ja 70 Economic relations between hospital and medical staff: the trustees' role. R.P.Terrill. Trustee 23: 1-5 Ap 70 Hospital administration and medical staff: working to- gether for innovation. G.W.Mungerson. J Iowa Med Soc 60: 311-4 My 70 Hospital practice problems,present and predictable. E.C.Shortliffe. Del Med J 42: 206-8 Ag 70 Hospitals and the medical profession. J.B.Stolte. World Hosp 6: 90-3 Ap 70 Hospitals should schedule doctors' rounds,too: physician activity coordinator. E.A.Johnson. Med Econ 47: 92-6 Ap 13 70 Participatory democracy: on trial in hospitals, (ed) C.A. Ragan Jr. Resident Staff Physician 16: 33-4 Ja 70 Personality factors,poor communication are blamed for poor trustee-medical staff-administrator relationship. Trustee 23: 6-9 Je 70 Physician as manager. T.H .Ainsworth Jr. Hospitals 44: 53-5 D 16 70 Physician-hospital cooperation. (ed) D.Garret. Tex Med 66: 33-4 My 70 Professional autonomy and bureaucratic organization: the physician. G.V.Engel. Admin Sci Quart 15: 12-21 Mr 70 Proposal for a medical service corporation as a proper organizational structure for hospital staffs. M.L.Emory. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 255-7 Ag 70 Role of physicians in cost containment and effectiveness. R.S.Duff. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 12-15 Ja 70 Statement of principles on the integration of medical staff activities into the management of the total hospital operation: Catholic Hospital Association Board of Trustees. Hosp Progress 51: 92-3 My 70 Thirty staff members resign in Chicago hospital dispute. (N) Hospitals 44: 100-1 D 1 70 To get the doctors into the act,take them out of the hos- pital. A.J.J.Rourke. Mod Hosp 115: 106 O 70 Legal aspects Changing trends in malpractice litigation.'W.P.Gewin. J Med Ass State Ala 40: 60+ J1 70 Implications of malpractice suits. B.M.Middleton. Maryland State Med J 19: 78-9 Ja 70 Locality rule. C.D.Davis. Tex Hosp 25: 36-7 F 70 Malpractice alert, (symp) Med Econ 47: 79-85 Je 8 70; 103-7 Je 22 70; 112+ J1 6 70; 107-11 J1 20 70; 106+ Ag 3 70 Malpractice claim rejected in accordance with binding agreement. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 5 O 70 (Pt 1) Malpractice: how hospital records can save you. W.G. Bischoff. Med Econ 47: 108-13 F 2 70 Malpractice implications and the safeguards in Mary- land's law. W.A.Menchine. Maryland State Med J 19: 81-3 Ja 70 Medical malpractice: a lawyer's view. W.E.Knepper. West Virginia Med J 66: 386-91 N 70 National attention to the medical malpractice problem. W.J.Curran. Amer J Public Health 60: 2208-9 N 70 Need for medico-legal cooperation in treating malprac- tice suits. J.I.Pines. Maryland State Med J 19: 88-91 Ja 70 Perfection of standards,and informed consent in prevent- ing malpractice suits. P.E.Huffington. Maryland State Med J 19: 75-7 Ja 70 Professional liability aspects. W.D.Tompkins. Med Group Manage 17: 8+ My 70 Review committee reports held nondiscoverable. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3 D 70 (Pt 1) Rx for malpractice. A.Averbach. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 257-68 Ag 70 Suits against physicians for professional negligence from the defendant's point of view. J.F.King. Maryland State Med J 19: 84-7 Ja 70 Testing malpractice arbitration: so far so good. B. Sheridan. Med Econ 47: 19+ O 12 70 Unlicensed treatment. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 214: 209-10 O 5 70 Meetings Coordinated hospital staff-county medical society meet- ings. W.E.Huger Jr. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 50-3 F 70 Organization Basic principles of medical staff organization. K.J. Williams. Hosp Progress 51: 50-5 Mr 70 Hospital as 'family physician': reorganization of medical services should be considered. R.W.Brissenden and H.L.Lennard. Hospitals 44: 55-7 My 16 70 Inflation and the vanishing volunteer, (ed) C.Stanfield. Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 23-4 Ag 70 Medical staff functions and leadership. W.W.Jack. Hosp Progress 51: 76-9 N 70 Medical staff organization faces some big challenges in the '70s. W.I.Taylor. Hosp Admin Can 12: 16+ F 70 Organization and functions of a department of internal medicine in community hospitals. Bull Amer Coll Physicians 11: 281-2 Je 70 Proposal for a medical service corporation as a proper organizational structure for hospital staffs. M.L.Emory. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 255-7 Ag 70 Chief of staff Questions about the medical staff. (Q&A) K.J.Williams. Hosp Progress 51: 6+ S 70 Relative value scales New fee code stirs row. Med World News 11: 15-16 My 1 70 One digit separates AMA,insurers in computerizing data. Amer Med News 13: 1+ N 9 70 Suit challenges California's "relative value" fee system. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 37 Ap 70 What relative-value studies means now: fairer fees, faster pay. B.Sheridan. Med Econ 47: 96-101 F 2 70 Responsibilities Doctors tell the hospital's story best—if they will. S. Bonnem. Mod Hosp 115: 58 S 70 Importance and technique of keeping proper medical and surgical records. R.W.Farmer. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 838- 43 O 70 Interaction: physicians,medical institutions, society. J.S.Millis. Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 31-4 Ap 70 Microbiological contamination control in hospitals: role of the medical staff. V.W.Greene. Hospitals 44: 124-9 F 1 70 Physician, heal thyself! Why is the cure not always acceptable to those who help to provide it? A.Dunning. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 36 0 9 70 What is a clinician and what does he do? P.A.Tumulty. New Engl J Med 283: 20-4 J1 2 70 Services Chiefs Doctor up against the ghetto wall: New York City's Lincoln Hospital. Med World News 11: 16-17 D 25 70; after probe,protests,pediatrician is reinstated. Amer Med News 13: 6 D 28 70 Tenure and evaluation of full-time salaried chiefs. J.G. Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 50 S 70 We switched to paid chiefs with minimum bloodshed. J.Carlova. Med Econ 47: 12 6+ 0 26 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 67 MEDICAL STAFF Dental Surgery by persons not holding medical degrees—oral surgery: American College of Surgeons' statement. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 14-15 My 70 (ed p.22) General practice GP floor at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital,Adelaide. K.W.G.Treagus. Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 25-6 F 70 General practitioners in hospital. J.W.Smith and J.B. O'Donovan. Brit Med J 2: 653-6 Je 13 70 96% of American Academy of General Practice members content with hospital privileges. Hosp Pract 5: 112+ Je 70 Specialists' relationships Compensation of medical specialists. J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 48+ Mr 70 Developing workable agreements with hospital-based specialists. F.C.Sutton. Trustee 23: 1-5 Je 70 To balance the staff,you have to balance the beds. A.J.J. Rourke. Mod Hosp 114: 104 Ja 70 Anesthesiologists Anaesthetic staffing,Todd,and the Birmingham postgradu- ate training experiment. P.J.Tomlin. Lancet 2: 1243-6 D 12 70 Analysis of manpower in anesthesiology. J.S.Gravenstein and others. Anesthesiology 33: 350-7 S 70 Anesthesiology: some of its problems and responsibil- ities. M.T.Jenkins. J Amer Med Ass 211: 282-5 Ja 12 70 Effect of the "Godber" staffing structure on the anaes- thetic service. T.H.Taylor and others. Brit Med J 3: 39-42 J1 4 70 Future manpower needs in anaesthetic practice, (ed) M. Minuck. Can Anaesth Soc J 17: 1-3 Ja 70 New look at anesthesiology. P.H.Lorhan. Resident Staff Physician 16: 44+ Ja 70 Processes in the development of established professions: anesthesiologists. R.M.Coe. J Health Soc Behav 11: 59-67 Mr 70 Total health care,ethics and fee schedules, (ed) N.G. DePiero. ASA (Amer Soc Anesthesiologists) Newsletter 34: 2-3 My 70 Pathologists College of American Pathologists statement to the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee. C.A.McWhorter. Pathologist 24: 219-27 J1 70 Doctors caught in the middle of lab fee squabble? Med World News 11: 20-2 My 29 70 Pathologist,whither thou goest? J.A.Webb. Southern Med J 63: 1195-6 O 70 Pathologists under fire at hearing on health care costs. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 40 My 70 Professionalism in modem medicine and price of the com- mercial format. H.G.Browne. Pathologist 24: 41-8 F 70 "Quiet issue" of what hospitals pay pathologists is get- ting noisier. Mod Hosp 114: 94+ Je 70; correction. 115: 36 J1 70 Radiologists Annual premium payments made by hospital are includable in radiologist's gross income. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3 My 70 (Pt 1) Specialization Adequate emergency service to increasing numbers, (ed) C.M.Collins. J Florida Med Ass 57: 34-5 Mr 70 Apologia for (family) medicine. B.F.Fuller. New Physi- cian 19: 34-8 Ja 70 Are we on the verge of a family practice boom? J. Middleton. Hosp Physician 6: 21+ Ag 70 Divided labor: the doctor as specialist. W.G.Menke. Ann Intern Med 72: 943-50 Je 70 Divisions or monolithic pediatric departments? R.B. Scott and A.F.Neel. Pediatrics 45: 481-7 Mr 70 (Pt 1) Is contemporary pediatrics a "modern" specialty? S.A. Doxiadis. J Pediat 77: 150-5 J1 70 Lifetime earnings and physicians' choice of specialty. F.A.Sloan. Ind Labor Relat Rev 24: 47-56 O 70 New specialty—family practice. J.G.Walsh. J Amer Med Ass 212: 1191-5 My 18 70 No interns for two more specialties: psychiatry and neu- rology. Med World News 11: 21 F 27 70 Pediatrics: the specialty that's stunting its own economic growth; paramedical aides suggested. A.Owens. Med Econ 47: 162+ S 14 70 Periodic recertification. J.B.Hickam. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1657-8 S 7 70 Relation of urology to other specialties; or,the problem of the tight little island. V.F .Marshall. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 7-12 F 70 Specialisation—what future? P.W.Briggs. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1238-9 Je 26 70 Specialties board sheds advisory for stronger role. Hosp Pract 5: 97-9 J1 70 Specialty board certification as a measure of professional competence. W.D.Holden. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1016-8 Ag 10 70 Toward a board of nuclear medicine. F.J.Bonte. Med World News 11: 36E+ S 25 70 Where four specialties are concentrated. Hosp Physician 6: 75-9 Ja 70 Utilization of hospital Doctors—hospitals—income tax. R.P.Bergen. J Amer Med Ass 212: 533-4 Ap 20 70 One way to give doctors recognition: like everybody else, let them pay. (C) F.Semmelweis. Mod Hosp 115: 62+ O 70 Offices Professional office building adjacent to Baptist Medical Center-Princeton,Birmingham,Ala . Hospitals 44: 28+ S 16 70 (Medical technologists. See: Laboratories,Clinical— Personnel) MEDICARE (See also: Medical staff—Committees—Utilization) Are the 'Medi' laws producing worse care for the poor? M.M.Ravitch. Resident Staff Physician 16: 119-20 Ag 70 Attitudes toward Medicare among older people: a follow- up. R.M.Coe. Public Health Rep 85: 868-72 O 70 Chain reaction of health care legislation: 1965-1970. (ed) Calif Med 113: 5 6-7 D 70 Cheaper Medicare—latest official plan. US News World Rep 68: 62 Ap 13 70 Federal programs pay most of health care bill for aged. (N) Hospitals 44: 97 S 16 70 Improving and extending Medicare. J.Javits. New Physi- cian 19:1000-3 D 70 Inside view of the great Fedicare conspiracy. R.M. Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 150-1 Ja 5 70 Marriage between government and the health care system. (ed) J.B.Carter. Mich Hosp 6: 18 S 70 Medicare accepted by elderly citizens. T.C. Bed well Jr. US Med 6: 49-50 Ja 15 70 Medicare and Medicaid: their implications for financing health services in the USA. R.M .Battistella and T.P. Weil. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 7+ Mr-Ap 70 Medicare and nursing homes: the changing scene. L. Bernstein. Maryland State Med J 19: 73-6 Ap 70 Medicare in Michigan. B.C.Payne. Mich Med 69: 15-21 Ja 70 Medicare in trouble: Senate study of high costs,abuses. US News World Rep 68: 70-2 F 16 70 Medicare kills off its cost predictor: Robert J.Myers. Bus Week No.2127: 27 Je 6 70 Medicare litigation. J.J.McNamara. J Amer Med Ass 214: 435-6 O 12 70 Medicare progress and problems. B.S.Stone. Ariz Med 27: 9-12 S 70 (ed p.13) Medicare's Part B: 1968 figures on enrollment,expendi- tures, and utilization. Calif Med 113: 64-7 O 70 Medicare's stepchild: "decerebrate overtesting." F.H. Straus. Hosp Physician 6: 148+ My 70 Physicians' perceptions of the impact of Medicare. R.M. Coe and J.Sigler. Med Care 8: 26-34 Ja-F 70 Policy statement changes asked in Medicare,Medicaid: American Nursing Home Association. (N) Nursing Homes 19: 12 Ja 70 Special indicator: inpatient utilization of community hospitals by patients 65 years and older since Medi- care. Hospitals 44: 49-50 My 16 70 Spectator's health insurance statistical review—1969. Spectator 178: 32+ S 70 Specter of $216 billion deficit haunts Senate Medicare session. Hosp Pract 5: 129+ Ap 70 Troubles mount for Medicare,but so do benefits. R.D. Lyons. Fam Health 2: 48-50 My 70 United States social security system and Medicare and Medicaid: American Nurses' Association's views. D.A. Cornelius and H.Connors. Int Nursing Rev 17: 206-21 No.3 70 Where doctors stand on federal control of medicine. J.H. Goldberg. Hosp Physician 6: 50+ S 70 Benefits Evaluation of Medigame as an educational tool. C.B. Galiher and others. Public Health Rep 85: 377-82 My 70 Medicare is double-crossing our extended care facility patients! R.M.Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 19+ O 26 70 Medicare program. T.C.Bedwell Jr. Nebr State Med J 55: 107-8 F 70 Medigame adds meaning to Medicare rules. Mod Nursing Home 25: 39 O 70 New regulations increase Medicare deductibles copay- ments. (N) Hospitals 44: 29 O 16 70 Extended care Medicare coverage for the post-hospital patient. F.D. White. J Florida Med Ass 57: 58 Ja 70 Hospitals Review of Medicare law and its appeal mechanism. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-5 Je 70 (Pt 2) Certification Preparing for a Medicare certification inspection: phar- maceutical services. A.M.Kratz. Drug Top 114: 13 Ja 5 70 Who should determine medical eligibility? S.L. Hoff man. Mich Hosp 6: 9+ Mr 70 Conditions of participation Physical therapy and Medicare. S.Farrand. Phys Therapy 50: 577-8 Ap 70 Proposed Medicare regulations formalize fire safety standards for hospitals,extended care facilities. (N) Hospitals 44: 35 S 16 70 Revised (1969) Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals standards for pharmaceutical services com- pared with Medicare standards of 1967. G.F. Archambault. Hosp Formulary Manage 5: 18+ F 70 (ed p.32); 13-15 Mr 70 Social Security Administration issues new Medicare regu- lations for carpeting. Mod Nursing Home 25: 24b S 70 Extended care facilities Intermediate care facilities one year later. G.A.Bishop. Nursing Homes 19: 12-14 D 70 Kentucky report urges changes in extended care facility regulations. (N) Hospitals 44: 104 Ja 16 70 Little improvement seen in nursing home care. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 78 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Medicaid publishes nursing service regulations for skilled nursing homes. (N) Hospitals 44: 43 My 16 70 Medicare agreements not transferable,Social Security Administration warns providers of service. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 19 F 70 Medicare qualifications for extended care facilities. M.J.Armstrong. Mich Hosp 6: 7+ Mr 70 Phasing out Medicare: changing definitions of skilled nursing care and custodial care. M.B.Miller. J Amer Geriat Soc 18: 937-53 D 70 Why Medicare is a mess: too much government and not enough free enterprise. K.E.Hutson. Mod Nursing Home 24: 8+ Ja 70 Why we are getting out of Medicare. J.R.Kramer. Mod Nursing Home 24: 41+ Mr 70 Hospitals 'Emergency' Medicare and desegregation: subterfuge ends. Hosp Pract 5: 17+ Ja 70 Two Texas hospitals drop Medicare. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 35 J1 70 Intermediaries Blue Cross defends its performance as intermediary. J.F. Brazda. Mod Hosp 114: 35-6 My 70 Intermediaries,innovation,and change. D.E.Slbery. Med Care 8: 439-41 N-D 70 Medicaid Administration may combine Medicaid,family assistance. (N) Hospitals 44: 136 N 1 70 American Nursing Home Association suit challenges Medicaid payment rules. (N) Hospitals 44: 105-6 O 16 70 Biggest lobbying effort in American Nursing Home Asso- ciation history draws 500 to fight Medicaid cutback. (N) Mod Nursing Home 25: 22 Ag 70 Health,Education,and Welfare announces changes in Medicaid regulations. (N) Hospitals 44: 99 Je 16 70 Health,Education,and Welfare publishes changes in Medicaid regulations. (N) Hospitals 44: 49 Mr 16 70 Health,Education,and Welfare reports implementation of seven Medicaid programs. (N) Hospitals 44: 151 F 1 70 Health,Education,and Welfare strengthens Medicaid procedures to prevent fraud. (N) Hospitals 44: 31 Ja 1 70 Health,Education,and Welfare task force recommends Medicaid be scrapped in favor of new approach. (N) Hospitals 44: 74 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Medicaid—a joint responsibility. H.H.Kerr. Nebr State Med J 55: 103-6 F 70 Medicaid and recipients. J.J.McNamara. J Amer Med Ass 213: 927-8 Ag 3 70; 1087-8 Ag 10 70 Medicaid auditor's objective is to "save a buck" and a program. R.M .Schwartz. Mod Hosp 114: 101-2 My 70 Medicaid survey: state association executives assess the program. L.Richter. Hospitals 44: 68 J1 16 70 Medicaid's new director finds old problems make plans flounder. Amer Med News 13: 3 F 9 70 Mess in Medicaid. Time 95: 32-3 Ja 12 70 Pharmaceutical associations and Medicaid. E.A.Gorelik. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 518-20 S 70 Pro & con arguments: how to control drug costs in Medi- caid programs. M.C.Smith. Pharm Times 36: 24+ D 70 Propose changing Medicaid into health insurance plan. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 32 J1 70 Public health—inside or outside the mainstream of the political process? Lessons from the passage of Medi- caid. B.J.Bernstein. Amer J Public Health 60: 1690-1700 S 70 Public welfare and comprehensive health service: a study of interorganizational relationships. H.A.Palley. Inquiry 7: 44-51 Je 70 Put statewide Medicaid review in MD hands? R.M. Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 138 Ag 17 70 Recommendations of the Task Force on Medicaid and Related Programs. Soc Secur Bull 33: 23-31 S 70 68 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 MEDICO Release five Medicaid audits. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 48+ S 70 Three big ideas that would change medicine's future: task force report on Medicaid. Med Econ 47: 193 Ag 17 70 California California administrators protest low rates and delayed payments in Medi-Cal program. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 66 F 70 Foundation approach to mass health care is gaining; California. Amer Med News 13: 8+ Ag 10 70 Medi-Cal attempts to cut its losses. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 48 Je 70 Propose conversion of Medi-Cal into private insurance. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 46 N 70 Utilization curbs imposed on California Medicaid. (N) Hospitals 44: 106 My 1 70 Florida Doctor subsidy of Florida Medicaid? J.T.Cook. J Florida Med Ass 57: 40-1 Mr 70 Florida hospitals anticipate problem as new Medicaid program lowers payments to nursing homes. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 33 Ja 16 70 Kansas Kansas Medicaid cuts payments to providers. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 53 F 1 70 Title XIX in Kansas, (ed) L.R.Pyle. J Kans Med Soc 71: 24-5 Ja 70 Kentucky Medicaid nightmare, (ed) H.B.Asman. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 717-8 N 70 Maryland 'Innovative approach' to state health problems: Maryland. Med World News 11: 32M+ N 6 70 Maryland Medicaid surplus enables state to add bene- ficiaries. (N) Hospitals 44: 33 J1 1 70 Maryland overpaid homes $4.8 million,audit finds. Mod Nursing Home 25: 24c S 70 Medicaid auditors find overpayments to Maryland nursing homes. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 50+ S 70 Missouri Announce limitations on Medicaid program. (N) Missouri Med 67: 574a-b Ag 70 Hospital benefits lead list as state trims Medicaid. (N) Hospitals 44: 79 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Lawsuits,disputes and patient hardship: Medicaid cut causes trouble in Missouri. Mod Nursing Home 25: 24d S 70 Missouri hospitals face Medicaid deficits,lose chari- table immunity. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 33-4 Ja 70 Missouri Medicaid gets emergency funds. (N) Hospitals 44: 27 Mr 1 70 Six nursing homes file suit to prevent Medicaid cutback. (N) Hospitals 44: 181 Ag 16 70 Suit challenges right to cut Medicaid benefits. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 139 O 1 70 Nebraska Nursing homes in North Carolina and Nebraska refuse to admit any Medicaid cases. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 20 F 70 Nevada Title XIX and Nevada physicians, (ed) Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 24-5 Mr 70 New Mexico Two states take new steps to reduce Medicaid expenses. (N) Hospitals 44: 135 N 1 70 New York Anticipated health behavior of families in relation to Medicaid: New York State. A.F.Tryon and others. Public Health Rep 85: 1021-8 N 70 Freeze on rate of N.Y.Medicaid payments ruled uncon- stitutional. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36F-G F 70 Health care and costs: Medicaid and public health in New York State. M .C .McLaughlin. Group Pract 19: 10- 13 Ja 70 Medicaid at county level. J.J.A.Lyons. N Y State J Med 70: 2032-3 Ag 1 70 New directions for dentistry: the meaning of Medicaid. M.Fisher. Amer J Public Health 60: 848-59 My 70 New York Medicaid freeze held illegal as U.S.court orders retroactive payments. (N) Hospitals 44: 130 Ja 1 70 Policing publicly funded health care for poor quality, overutilization,and fraud—the New York City Medicaid experience. L.E.Beilin and F.Kavaler. Amer J Public Health 60: 811-20 My 70 State controller charges New York City paid $2 million in excess claims to nursing homes. (N) Hospitals 44: 132 N 1 70 Supreme Court returns appeal of New York Medicaid freeze ruling to lower court. (N) Hospitals 44: 43 My 16 70 U.S.Appeals Court supports hospital action on Medicaid rate freeze. Hosp Forum (N Y) 38: 5 S 70 North Carolina Nonprofit homes deny plans to refuse Medicaid patients. (N) Hospitals 44: 105 Mr 1 70 Nursing homes boycott North Carolina Medicaid. (N) Hospitals 44: 152 F 1 70 Nursing homes in North Carolina and Nebraska refuse to admit any Medicaid cases. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 20 F 70 Tennessee Fees,forms foiling Tennessee Medicaid. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1 Ja 12 70 Medicaid in Tennessee. E.W.Fowinkle. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 404-5 My 70 Tennessee adopts point rating system for skilled home care. Mod Nursing Home 25: 34-5 J1 70 Texas 'Stopgap measure' postpones Texas Medicaid cut. (N) Hospitals 44: 49 Ap 1 70 Texas Medicaid program to be trimmed 20 per cent. (N) Hospitals 44: 27 Mr 1 70 Utah Two states take new steps to reduce Medicaid expenses. (N) Hospitals 44: 135 N 1 70 Virginia Can Medicaid experience help comprehensive health planning? M .1 .Shanholtz. Virginia Med Mon 97: 667- 9 O 70 Looking in on Medicaid. M .1 .Shanholtz. Virginia Med Mon 97: 243-50 Ap 70 Physician participation We doctors will be the death of private practice! L.E. Mastler. Med Econ 47: 167+ F 16 70 Reimbursement Cost effectiveness amendments revived. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 42 Mr 70 Cost reimbursement 'an absolute idiocy.' Amer Med News 13: 9+ My 11 70 Health,Education,and Welfare borrows Kaiser Foundation pattern. J.F.Brazda. Mod Hosp 114: 31-2 Je 70 Health,Education,and Welfare to disclose data on Medi- care payments. (N) Hospitals 44: 132 Ja 1 70 Health insurance for the aged: amounts reimbursed. L.B. Russell. Soc Secur Bull 33: 3-9 Je 70 Latest Medicare regulations pertaining to reimbursement of ambulance service charges. R.Thompson. aiD 5: 6-10 J1 70 Problems facing pharmacists under Medicare and Medi- caid. W.S.Apple. J Amer Pharm Ass NS10: 494-500 S 70 Social Security Administration charges four extended care facilities and hospital with wrongful collection of Medi- care payments. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 20 F 70 US reduces by two-thirds audits of health cost reports. (N) J Accountancy 130: 10+ J1 70 Extended care facilities California extended care facilities disenchanted with Medicare,association officials say. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 64+ F 70 Federal court interprets reimbursable costs,defines "con- trol" and "common ownership." E.W.Springer. Mod Nursing Home 25: 14+ N 70 Five state associations offer incentive plan to raise standards and payments. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 80 Je 70 Former pilot develops Medicare calculator. Nursing Homes 19: 28 Ap 70 40 homes quit Medicare to protest payment policy. (N) Hospitals 44: 101 D 16 70 Medicare and extended care facilities: results of a two- year reimbursement study. R.L.Archer. Hospitals 44: 48-51 N 16 70 Most homes could do without Medicare—and some would be better off. Mod Nursing Home 24: 4+ Ap 70 Nursing homes show disturbing symptoms. Bus Week No.2130: 110-1 Je 27 70 Social Security Administration issues new regulations on valuation and depreciation of nursing home properties. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 19 F 70 Troubles ahead for nursing homes. US News World Rep 69: 37-8 J1 20 70 What causes those 'retroactive denials'? T.M.Tierney. Mod Nursing Home 24: 9-10 Ja 70 'Who says what is custodial?' is basic issue in dispute between Florida homes and Social Security Administra- tion. Mod Nursing Home 24: 19-22 Ja 70 Hospitals Consumer-set hospital rates urged by AHA. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ Mr 2 70 Data system for hospitalized patients under Medicare. M.C.Rossoff and H.West. Med Care 8: 135-9 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 2) Government incentives for shared services. T.Hartshorn. Hosp Manage 109: 74-6 Mr 70; 91-2 Ap 70 Health,Education,and Welfare puzzle: What is to be source of hospital construction funds? J.Brazda. Mod Hosp 114: 42-3 Mr 70 How much for sisters' maintenance? G.T.Cowan. Hosp Progress 51: 6-8 N 70 Incentive reimbursement program to help curb rising health costs: State of California. (N) Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 21 Ag 70 Medicare is posing grave problems for both the hospital and the physician. R.B.Marvin. Osteopath Hosp 14: 5- 7 Je 70 Nursing care for Medicare patients: it costs more. D.O. McClusky Jr.and L.H.Smith Jr. Hospitals 44: 93 Mr 16 70 Periodic interim payment Medicare transactions: how should these be recorded in our accounts? G.A. Killenberg. Hosp Top 48: 62+ My 70 Questions about sisters' maintenance. (Q&A) G.T. Cowan. Hosp Progress 51: 6+ Ja 70 Utilization review committee chairman. May he be reim- bursed? Would this be a reimbursable expense? (Q&A) C.Y.Shu. Hospitals 44: 34 Mr 16 70 What experiments in prospective reimbursement are teach- ing providers agencies, third parties: a report. G.J. Martin. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3-7 N 70 Physicians American Association of Medical Clinics endorses health maintenance organizations at Senate hearing. E.Wurzel. Group Pract 19: 20-2 O 70 Capitation health care, (ed) Calif Med 112: 57 Je 70 Chicago's county hospital physicians to repay $1.1 million in Medicare funds. (N) Hospitals 44: 49 Ap 1 70 Congress moves toward medical price control. S.Ferber. Med Econ 47: 21+ J1 6 70 Experimental program in incentive reimbursement expected to realize $1.5 million savings this year. (N) Hospitals 44: 19 N 16 70 Fixed medi-fees urged to hold down medi-cost. Med World News 11: 18-19 F 27 70 HMO's: a federal response. Group Pract 19: 23-4 O 70 HMO's (health maintenance organization) defined. Group Pract 19: 22 O 70 Health maintenance pays off for a five-man group: Seattle. I.S.Neiman. Med Econ 47: 183 S 28 70 Hospital house staff asked to repay Medicare fees: Cook County Hospital,Chicago. (N) Hospitals 44: 152 F 1 70 In-office Medicaid audits: the box score. R.M.Thurlow. Med Econ 47: 144-5 Ja 19 70 Is it doctors' 'last chance to carry the ball?' Health maintenance organizations. Med World News 11: 13-14 Je 19 70 It's time to negotiate a Medicare fee schedule. D.F. Crowley. Med Econ 47: 83-7 My 25 70 Kaiser's view of the Health Maintenance Organization concept: "Underlying idea shows promise." Mod Hosp 115: 107-8 Ag 70 MDs play central role in controlling medical costs, (interview) R.M.Ball. Amer Med News 13: 6+ Ag 17 70 MD's report on Medicaid. P.F.Maddox. Amer Med News 13: 6 Mr 9 70 Medical price control: it's here. H.T.Paxton. Med Econ 47: 27+ Ap 13 70 Medicare fees earned by staff physicians of a hospital: tax ruling. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1 Je 70 (Pt 4) Medicare flap at Mass .General. (N) Med World News 11: 5 N 6 70 Medicare pays MDs within weeks...and weeks. L. Weiser. Med World News 11: 15-16 Ag 7 70 (ed p.11) Peer review. R.S.Wilbur. Nebr State Med J 55: 465-70 Ag 70 Peer review cuts hospital costs: trial results termed 'fan- tastic.' Amer Med News 13: 12+ J1 13 70 Peer review—Maryland style. R.T.Benack. Geriat Inst 17: 13-14 Mr-Ap 70 Physician costs under Medicare and Medicaid: American Public Health Association resolution. Amer J Public Health 60: 185-6 Ja 70 Reassuring news about those Medicare abuses. Med Econ 47: 29+ My 11 70 Scandal in Medicare? (N) US News World Rep 68: 6 F 9 70 Senate report riles "so-called" teaching MDs: Medicare Part B funds. J.Middleton. Hosp Physician 6: 45+ Ap 70 Senate supports peer review plan. Amer Med News 13: 1+ J1 20 70 (ed p.4) Should Medicare Part B subsidize teaching activity? Hosp Pract 5: 19+ Je 70 Take Medicare assignments and everyone benefits. J. Brawer. Med Econ 47: 118+ Ap 27 70 Who is it that prevents prevention? Comments on health maintenance organizations, (ed) Mod Hosp 115: 61+ D 70 (Medication administration,orders and safety. See various subheads under Pharmacy dept.—Drugs) (Medication errors. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs — Safety—Medication errors) (Medicine. See: Careers—Medicine; Preventive medicine; Social medicine; Trends—Medicine) MEDICO (See also: Hospitals) CARE/MEDICO of Canada, (ed) C.M.Godfrey. Vistas for Volunteers 1: 3+ Mr 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 69 MEDICO-MORAL PROBLEMS MEDICO-MORAL PROBLEMS (See also: Admitting and discharge—Death; Ethics; Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Investigational; Terminal care) Catholic doctors in a changing world. Med World News 11: 23+ N 27 70 Ethics in flux: what part law? what part conscience? Hosp Pract 5: 22+ N 70 Literature of ethical problems in medicine. J.R.Elkinton. Ann Intern Med 73: 495-7 S 70; 662-6 O 70; 863-70 N 70 Medico-Moral Guide stresses conscience dictates. Rev.J.G.LeMarier. Cath Hosp (Can) No. 6: 5 J1 70; new approach to morality. 7-8 S 70 Obstetrician and society: Britain. D.Baird. Amer J Public Health 60: 628-40 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Abortion AMA abortion policy remains unchanged. J.P.Donnelly. Amer Med News 13: 6 Ag 24 70 AMA abortion position liberalized. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ J1 6 70 AMA: no revolt over abortion stand. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 35-6 S 70 AMA policy clarified: council calls abortion rule 'self- contained.' (N) Amer Med News 13: 13 O 26 70 AMA's Judicial Council has condemned unsolicited ad- vertisements to physicians announcing the availability of "abortion facilities." (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 979 N 9 70 Abortion: a right? A.H .Bernstein. Hospitals 44: 92+ Mr 1 70 Abortion: a theologian's view. P.R.Ramsey. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 55-62 N 70 Abortion Act (1967): findings of an inquiry into the first year's working of the act. Brit Med J 2: 529-35 My 30 70 (ed p.491-2) Abortion and sterilization: status of the law in mid-1970. N.Hershey. Amer J Nursing 70: 1926-7 S 70 Abortion and the changing law. Newsweek 75: 53+ Ap 13 70 Abortion and the hospital. P.A.Richardson and others. (C) N Y State J Med 70: 2144-5 Ag i5 70 Abortion and the young. M.C.Gesche and D.G.Dickson. Health News 47: 6 Ag 70 Abortion: Colorado, (symp) Amer J Nursing 70: 1919-25 S 70 Abortion comes out of the shadows. Life 68: 20B-29 F 27 70 Abortion conflicts caused by opposing District Court de- cisions. J.M.Trimble. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3-4 N 70 (Pt 1) Abortion: crime or privilege? J.M.Hannaford. Mayo Clin Proc 45: 510-6 J1 70 Abortion goes public: hospitals report 2,000 abortions in first week under new New York law. Mod Hosp 115: 33-6 Ag 70 Abortion guidelines set by New York physicians. (N) Amer Med News 13: 7 Je 29 70 Abortion in America, (ed) H.Rosen. Amer J Psychiat 12 6: 1299-1301 Mr 70 Abortion in Canada, (ed) Can Med Ass J 103: 298-9 Ag 1 70 Abortion in New York. Newsweek 76: 52 O 5 70 Abortion in New York. Time 96: 48 S 7 70 Abortion is no solution to over-population: Catholic Hos- pital Association statement. Cath Hosp (Can) 1: 6 S 70 Abortion issue creates serious problems among Toronto hospitals. (N) Can Hosp 47: 13-14 O 70 Abortion: Japan and the United States. R.E.Hall. N Y Med 26: 337-9 Ag 70 Abortion law reform progress in Michigan. J.M.Stack. Mich Med 69: 23-7 Ja 70 Abortion laws: constitutional questions. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 214: 2405-6 D 28 70 Abortion laws in Eastern Europe. Hosp Top 48: 87+ J1 70 Abortion legislation: a fundamental challenge. L. Massett. Sci News 97: 75-6 Ja 17 70 "Abortion on demand" dominates controversy. C. Burnham. Hosp Progress 51: 11 Je 70 Abortion on demand: New York. Time 96: 34 J1 6 70 Abortion picture rapidly changing. (N) Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 3 Je 70 (Pt 1) Abortion problems in the United States of America. C. Goldmark Jr. World Med J 17: 74+ Jl-Ag 70 Abortion resolution: Canadian Nurses' Association. (N) Can Nurse 66: 7 N 70 (ed p.3) Abortion solicitations draw angry response. Med World News 11: 20-1 O 16 70 Abortion stand stirs resignations: AMA. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ J1 20 70 Abort!on,sterilization approved by military. (N) Amer Med News 13: 8 Ag 31 70 Abortion,the hospital and the law. D.F.Phillips. Hospi- tals 44: 59-62 Ag 16 70 (ed p.4,69); (C) Sr.V.Pearson. 16 N 16 70; (C) G.E.Schwarz. 14 D 16 70 Abortion: the lonely problem. RN 33: 34-9 Je 70 Abortion under the new Colorado law. S.W.Downing and others. Nebr State Med J 55: 24-30 Ja 70 Abortion unlimited: Hawaii. (N) Newsweek 75: 46 Mr 9 70 Abortion: what's going on in New York since law liberal- ized. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 252-4 O 12 70 Abortion without medical indication, (ed) W.S.Hotchkiss. Virginia Med Mon 97: 747-8 D 70 Abortions on demand: New York. Newsweek 76: 60 J1 13 70 Advertising and commercialization of abortion facilities are condemned. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 254-5 O 12 70 After long debate,delegates reject change in AMA's abortion policy. Amer Med News 13: 9 D 14 70 American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists abortion policy liberalized. (N) Amer Med News 13: 3 S 28 70 American Protestant Hospital Association upholds right of women to terminate pregnancies upon request. (N) Hospitals 44: 174-6 Ap 1 70 Anti-abortion statute defies Constitution,court rules. J.F.Horty. Mod Hosp 115: 48 Ag 70 Bishops reaffirm stand against abortion. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 13-14 D 70 Black physicians' group takes cautious stands on abor- tion and national health insurance. (N) Hospitals 44: 99 S 16 70 British nurses concerned over abortion situation. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2074+ O 70 Canadian Medical Association anti-abortion. (ed) Can Med Ass J 102: 1342 Je 20 70 Catholic chaplains reaffirm stand against abortion. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 11-12 S 70 Catholic physicians oppose abortion on demand. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 11-12 Ja 70 Catholic physicians stress respect for life. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 13-14 N 70 Changes in Danish abortion law. (N) World Med J 17: 81 Jl-Ag 70 Clarification on abortions sought. Amer Med News 13: 6 Je 8 70 (ed p.4) Colorado's abortion law: an obstetrician's view. C. Dafoe. Nebr State Med J 55: 3-4 Ja 70 Courts consider legality of abortion and birth control: Louisiana and Massachusetts. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2-3 N 70 (Pt 1) Doctor,can I have an abortion? Amer Med News 13: 8+ Je 8 70 Doctor who performed abortions loses hospital privileges: Renton,Wash. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36H F 70 Doctors call hospital letter "solicitation" for abortions. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 43 O 70 Evaluation of therapeutic abortion as an element of pre- ventive psychiatry. H.G.Whittington. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1224-9 Mr 70 Experience at Duke Medical Center after modem legisla- tion for therapeutic abortion. A.C .Christakos. Southern Med J 63: 655-7 Je 70 Extended birth control: abortion on request. J.G.Howells. Can Ment Health 18: 3-8 S-O 70 (Pt 1) Fifteen states have liberalized laws governing abortion. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 256 O 12 70 First month of eased abortion law brings confusion, problems: New York City. J.Price. Hosp Progress 51: 11 S 70 First neighborhood abortion clinic opens in New York City. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 43-4 O 70 Georgia abortion law declared unconstitutional. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 32+ N 70 Georgia abortion law unconstitutional. J.L.Moore Jr. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 402-4 O 70 Guidelines for abortions: New York, (ed) H.S.Ingraham. Health News 47: 1 J1 70 Health insurance for abortion costs: a survey. C.Muller. Inquiry 7: 51-64 S 70 Hospital's abortion offer is decried,defended: Park East Hospital,New York City. Amer Med News 13: 12 S 21 70 Hospitals plan for referrals: New York. (N) Amer Med News 13: 7 Je 29 70 How doctors liberalized an abortion law: Delaware. A.J. Morris. Med Econ 47: 163 Ja 5 70 Implementation of the New York State abortion law: Committee on Public Health,New York Academy of Med- icine. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 674-5 S 70 Insurers review abortion policies. (N) Amer Med News 13: 9 My 4 70 Judge rules California's new abortion law is unconstitu- tional. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36a Je 70 Kansas abortion law changed. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 35 S 70 Latest tally confirms projected rate of abortions in New York. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 36 S 70 Legal abortion in Sweden. K.Ohrberg. World Med J 17: 85-6 Jl-Ag 70 Legal abortions in Norway. B.Grunfeld and A.Strom. World Med J 17: 87 Jl-Ag 70 Legalized abortion means relief or problems. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 11 Ag 70 Let's face the real issues on repealing the abortion laws. D. Amer Med News 13: 6-7 Je 22 70 Looking back at Luenbach: 296 non-hospital abortions. E. Jr. J Nat Med Ass 62: 291-3 J1 70 MD's give provisional OK to outpatient abortion. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1220 Je 70 Medical practice and abortion law in Australia. R. Winton. World Med J 17: 88-90 Jl-Ag 70 Minor needs parents' consent to abortion, court rules. (N) Hospitals 44: 114-5 N 16 70 Move toward legal abortions affects health insurance role. (N) Rhode Island Med J 53: 532 O 70 Nebraska Conference of Catholic Hospitals president urges strong abortion stand. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 14 N 70 New abortion laws: how are they working? T.Irwin. Todays Health 48: 20+ Mr 70 New ethic for medicine and society: relative rather than absolute values on such things as human lives, (ed) Calif Med 113: 67-8 S 70 New York's abortion law debut draws a crowd. Med World News 11: 16-17 Ag 21 70 New York's abortion law may cause crisis/hospitals and Blue Cross warned. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 166 My 70 Next 10 years: will they bring abortion on demand? J. Carlova. Med Econ 47: 146+ Je 8 70 Overview of abortion reform amendments: New York. Hosp Forum (N Y) 38: 9 S 70 Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle denounces abortion-on-request plan. (N).Hosp Progress 51: 11 Ja 70 Petition on behalf of unborn filed in anti-abortion law suit: Kansas City/Mo. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 11-12 Ag 70 Physician attitudes toward hospital abortion in Georgia — 1970. M.G.Freeman and W.L.Graves. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 437-46 D 70 (ed p.459-60) Physicians' attitudes on the abortion law: report of survey, 1969. R.G.Smith and others. Hawaii Med J 29: 209-11 Ja-F 70 (ed p.220) Policy statement on pregnancy interruption: American Protestant Hospital Association. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 34: 26 Spr 70 Position statement on abortion—American Psychiatric Association. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1554 Ap 70 Preliminary assessment of the 1967 Abortion Act in prac- tice. P.Diggory and others. Lancet 1: 287-91 F 7 70 Present status of abortion laws: New York Academy of Medicine statement. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 281-6 Ap 70 Priest proposes changes in New Jersey abortion law. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 9-10 F 70 Pro-abortion MD explains his stand, (interview) A.F. Koome. Amer Med News 13: 9 Je 8 70 Psychiatric experience with a liberalized therapeutic abortion law. L.Marder. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1230-6 Mr 70 Psychiatric indications for therapeutic abortion. C.W. Butler. Southern Med J 63: 647-50 Je 70 Psychiatric indications or psychiatric Justification of therapeutic abortion? E.Pfeiffer. Arch Gen Psychiat 23: 402-7 N 70 Psychological aspects of abortion in Czechoslovakia. Z. Dytrych. J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 30-3 My-Je 70 Psychosocial aspects of therapeutic abortion. L.Marder and others. Southern Med J 63: 657-61 Je 70 Qualitative and quantitative problems in generation. R.H.Williams. Northwest Med 69: 497-501 J1 70 (ed p. 487) Recent changes in abortion statutes. A.R.Holder. J Amer Med Ass 214: 2237-8 D 21 70 Religious aspects and theology in therapeutic abortion. J.E.Herndon. Southern Med J 63: 651-4 Je 70 Revised abortion laws reflect new attitudes. (N) Amer Med News 13: 9 My 4 70 Right of action for injury to,or death of a woman who consented to abortion. D.Evans. J Med Ass State Ala 40: 334+ N 70 Rockville Centre diocesan guidelines on New York abor- tion law. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 11 Ag 70 Should our present abortion laws be liberalized,and,if so,to what extent? (symp) Physicians Manage 10: 99-0+ F 70 Similarly I will not.. .cause abortion. R.D.Knapp Jr. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 297-301 O 70 Suddenly I'm a legal abortionist. M.Julienne (pseud). Med Econ 47: 92+ N 23 70 Theologian doubts abortion laws will close Catholic hos- pitals. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 12 Ag 70 Therapeutic abortion. (C) P.G.Coffey. Can Med Ass J 102: 90-1 Ja 17 70 Therapeutic abortion: a two-year experience in Denver General Hospital. H.Thompson and others. J Amer Med Ass 213: 991-5 Ag 10 70 Therapeutic abortion: clinical aspects. E.C.Senay. Arch Gen Psychiat 23: 408-15 N 70 Therapeutic abortion in a Canadian city: London,Ontario. R.M.Boyce and R.W.Osborn. Can Med Ass J 103: 461-5 S 12 70 Therapeutic abortion in Chile. O.Avendano. World Med J 17: 82-3 Jl-Ag 70 Therapeutic abortion in medical perspective, (ed) J.E. Hodgson. Minn Med 53: 755+ J1 70 Therapeutic abortion in the Netherlands. J.Diepersloot. World Med J 17: 80-1 Jl-Ag 70 Therapeutic abortion in the United Kingdom. S.S.B. Gilder. World Med J 17: 90-1 Jl-Ag 70 Therapeutic abortion—the other side of the coin, (ed) Z.M .Lebensohn. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 275-7 My 70 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 mental health Therapeutic abortion—Washington,D.C. E.J.Connor and O.H.Aydinel. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 133+ Mr 70 Therapeutic abortions at university hospitals, 1951-1969, with emphasis on current trends. D.W.Wetrich and L.R. Hughes. J Iowa Med Soc 60: 691-6 O 70 Thoughtful action needed now to find middle ground on abortion. C.A.Dafoe. Amer Med News 13: 7 Je 70 (ed p.4) Toward accepting abortion. Med World News 11: 24A+ D 11 70 Troubled waters: abort!on,AMA,and Catholic physicians, (ed) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1182-3 Ag 17 70 Tubal ligation and abortion in the State of Alabama. C.E. Flowers Jr. J Med Ass State Ala 39: 945+ Ap 70 Two 'open' abortionists—two different worlds. Med World News 11: 16-17 Ja 16 70 Views of the Indian Medical Association on therapeutic abortion. World Med J 17: 92+ Jl-Ag 70 Washington State voters approve abortion reform measure. (N) Hospitals 44: 96 D 1 70 What nurses think about abortion. RN 33: 40-3 Je 70 When abortion is made easier. US News World Rep 68: 83 Je 8 70 When does life begin? (symp) J Amer Med Ass 214: 1893- 5 D 7 70 Where doctors stand on abortions and who should perform them. R.Barr. Hosp Physician 6: 62-5 N 70 Who shall live? (ed) M .J.McKusick. Del Med J 42: 216 Ag 70 Widening horizon of legal abortion. J.N.Tuck. Med World News 11: 15-16 Je 12 70 (ed p.ll) Animal experimentation How far down the path have we gone? (ed) M.B.Visscher. J Med Educ 45: 119-20 F 70 Artificial insemination Babies in question: artificial insemination. J.C.Hefley and M.Hefley. Todays Health 48: 17+ Ag 70 Birth control Analysis of a family planning program in Guatemala. D.W.MacCorquodale. Public Health Rep 85: 570-4 J1 70 Birth control: past,present,future, (ed) M.Fishbein. Med World News 11: 60 My 8 70 Birth control shot tested in Canada. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36F F 70 Contraception. E.B.Connell. N Y Med 26: 343-6 Ag 70 Contraception sine Comstockery. (ed) S.H.Sturgis. New Engl J Med 283: 595-6 S 10 70 Contraceptive methods prior to hospital discharge: the first city-wide program—New York City, (ed) E.F. Daily. Amer J Public Health 60: 965-7 Je 70 Courts consider legality of abortion and birth control: Louisiana and Massachusetts. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 2-3 N 70 (Pt 1) Hospitals may assume role of information centres. Can Hosp 47: 25 O 70 Planning and implementing a large-scale family planning program in Georgia. R.W.O'Connor and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 78-86 Ja 70 Euthanasia Catholic physicians stress respect for life. (N) Hosp Progress 51: 13-14 N 70 Dying with dignity. C .U . Letoumeau. Hosp Manage 109: 27+ Je 70 Dying with dignity, (ed) D.Wolfle. Science 168: 1403 Je 19 70 Euthanasia: "the care of the dying." R.G.Robins. J Arkansas Med Soc 66: 277 Ja 70 Euthanasia? Yes,but what kind? A.F.Schiff. Med Econ 47: 259+ My 25 70 Morality of breath, (ed) Rev.J.Schaefer. Inhalation Therapy 15: 79-82 Je 70 New support for doctor-aided deaths. J.Carlova. Med Econ 47: 254-8 My 25 70 Number,types and duration of human lives. R.H. Williams. Northwest Med 69: 493-6 J1 70 (ed p.487) Officiously to keep alive? (ed) J Amer Med Ass 214: 905-7 N 2 70 Preservation of life. N.K.Brown and others. J Amer Med Ass 211: 76-81 Ja 5 70 Right to die. (C) Lancet 2: 926 O 31 70 (ed p.915) Human experimentation Briton denies he is creating 'test tube life.' J Amer Med Ass 212: 39 Ap 6 70 Compensating persons injured in human experimentation. C.C.Havighurst. Science 169: 153-7 J1 10 70 Emerging assets and liabilities of a committee on human welfare and experimentation. K.L.Melmon and others. New Engl J Med 282: 427-31 F 19 70 (ed p.449-50) Ethical aspects of "the final revolution": mind manipula- tion and Judaeo-Chrlstian ethics. K.Vaux. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 447-51 D 70 Ethics and experiments, (ed) Lancet 1: 822-3 Ap 18 70 Experimentation in children. (C) E.J.Rourke. J Amer Med Ass 211: 301 Ja 12 70 Experiments on the fetus, (ed) Brit Med J 2: 433-4 My 23 70 Fertility: test-tube babies. (N) Newsweek 75: 45 Mr 9 70 Fetuses for sale? Newsweek 75: 86 Je 1 70 Legal aspects of human experimentation. N.Goodwin. Can Hosp 47: 33-5 Ja 70 Playing God with human nature. Newsweek 7 6: 120 N 23 70 Policy on human experimentation and the public dis- closure of results: American College of Surgeons. Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 12-13 Ja 70 Human sterilization Abortion and sterilization: status of the law in mid-1970. N.Hershey. Amer J Nursing 70: 1926-7 S 70 Abortion, sterilization approved by military. (N) Amer Med News 13: 8 Ag 31 70 British Columbia Medical Association study: liberaliza- tion of sterilization laws best way to cut down on deaths from criminal abortion. (N) Can Med Ass J 103: 87 J1 4 70 Case for voluntary sterilization, (ed) W.C.Rattan. Wis Med J 69: 20-1 Ag 70 Eugenic sterilization of mentally incompetent adult fe- male: an opinion. J.M.Trimble. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3: 1-9 N 70 (Pt 2) Hospital sued for refusing woman sterilization operation: Northern Westchester Hospital,Mount Kisco,N .Y. (N) Hospitals 44: 122-3 Je 1 70 Laparoscopy: short cut to sterilization. Med World News 11: 20 Ap 24 70 Legal requirements applicable to voluntary sterilization of convenience in Kentucky. J.M.Trimble. Newsletter (Soc Hosp Attorneys) 3:1-5 S 70 (Pt 2) Legal responsibility for unsuccessful sterilization. E. Hayt. Hosp Manage 109: 13+ F 70; 12+ Mr 70; 72+ Ap 70 Legality of sterilization, (ed) Brit Med J 1: 704-5 Mr 21 70 Male sterilization clinic. P.Jackson and others. Brit Med J 4: 295-7 O 31 70 New York hospital liberalizes rules governing steriliza- tion: Northern Westchester Hospital,Mount Kisco. (N) Hospitals 44: 79 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) No need for spouse's consent in sterilizations: Califor- nia. (N) Med World News 11: 34 J1 31 70 Observation upon patients following vasectomy in Nepal. B.P.Sharma. Southern Med J 63: 771-2 J1 70 One man's answer to overpopulation: vasectomy. Life 68: 42-7 Mr 6 70 Sexual sterilization for non-medical reasons. Can Med Ass J 102: 211 Ja 31 70 Sterilization. H.Edey. N Y Med 26: 339+ Ag 70 Sterilization. J.Ramsey. Fam Health 2: 54-5 Ag 70 Sterilization: a crime? A. H .Bernstein. Hospitals 44: 92 Mr 1 70 Sterilization for both sexes. Time 95: 38 Je 1 70 Trend to sterilization. Newsweek 76: 90 D 21 70 Tubal ligation and abortion in the State of Alabama. C.E. Flowers Jr. J Med Ass State Ala 39: 945+ Ap 70 Tubal ligation in population control, (ed) Brit Med J 1: 770-1 Mr 28 70 Vasectomy of election. H.E.Carlson. Southern Med J 63: 766-70 J1 70 Vasectomy requests show marked increase. Med World News 11: 21 Mr 6 70 Vasectomy under National Health Service. R.Crossman. Brit Med J 2: 371 My 9 70 (ed p.312-3) Voluntary sterilization, (ed) S.T.DeLee. Int Surg 54: 304- 9 O 70 Voluntary sterilization. B.Gonzales. Amer J Nursing 70: 2581-3 D 70 Voluntary sterilization law: recommended forms. J.L. Moore Jr.and T.E.Vickery. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 374- 5 S 70 Transplant Committee documents heart transplant costs. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 40+ F 70 Computer network planned to aid kidney transplants. (N) Hospitals 44: 138 Mr 16 70 Computer to hasten matching of kidney donors recipi- ents: New York. (N) Hospitals 44: 110 S 1 70 Doctor's dilemma: whether or not to recommend contin- uous renal dialysis or renal homotransplantation for the child with end-stage renal disease. J.B.Reinhart. J Pediat 77: 505-7 S 70 Donor in human liver transplantation. J.G.Fortner and others. Surg Gynecol Obstet 130: 988-94 Je 70 Ethics of heart transplantation. Rev.C.Carroll. J Nat Med Ass 62: 14-20 Ja 70 Ethics of organ transplantation. I.H.Page. Group Pract 19: 26+ Ap 70 Family therapy: an adjunct to hemodialysis and trans- plantation. P.Kossoris. Amer J Nursing 70: 1730-3 Ag 70 4000 kidneys later... W.S.Ross. Todays Health 48: 35 + D 70 Heart to heart, (ed) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1690 Mr 9 70 Heart transplantation statement: Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences. WHO (World Health Organ) Chron 24: 219-20 My 70 Heart transplantation—the American way of preserving misery. G.G.Cayler. J Nat Med Ass 62: 247-8 My 70 Heart transplants do work. Look 34: 43+ D 29 70 Integrated regional haemodialysis and renal transplanta- tion centre. R.A.Branch and others. Brit Med J 1: 291-4 Ja 31 70 Kidney Transplant Registry to merge with American Col- lege of Surgeons/National Institutes of Health Inter- national Organ Transplant Registry. (N) Bull Amer Coll Surg 55: 3 F 70 Kidney transplant: the miracle that has become a routine. E.C.Gottschalk Jr. Fam Health 2: 52-4 S 70 Larynx graft stirs talk; many say no. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 1140-1 My 18 70 Lawyer looks at heart transplants. H.F.McNiece. N Y State J Med 70: 1910-5 J1 15 70 Louis Russell: man with a stout heart. B.Lindeman. Todays Health 48: 32+ D 70 Medical ethics and legal questions in human organ trans- plantation. C.J.Jones. J Nat Med Ass 62: 12+ Ja 70 Opening the door to safer transplants. B.Corday. Sci News 97: 295-7 Mr 21 70 Organ transplantation: a medicolegal challenge. J.E. George. New Physician 19: 514-23 Je 70 Religion and the law: organ transplants. M .B.Visscher. Minn Med 53: 494 My 70 Research: a go-ahead for transplants. Bus Week No.2106: 70 Ja 10 70 Role of grief and fear in the death of kidney transplant patients. R.M .Eisendrath. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 11: 71-7 Ja 70 Simple device for the rapid selection of matched donor- recipient pairs. (C) E.F .Potworowski. Can Med Ass J 102: 1107 My 23 70 Supporting role of community hospitals in a kidney trans- plant program. H.M.Kauffman and others. Wis Med J 69: 223-6 O 70 Surgeries for the 1970s: the new surgery depends on the new technology. C.Barnard. Mod Hosp 114: 72-4 Ja 70 Today he wouldn't do larynx graft. (N) Med World News 11: 20 My 22 70 Transplantation: a Greek panel reports, (symp) Int Surg 54: 173-91 S 70 (Pt 1) Transplantation center at Necker: Paris. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 1553 Mr 2 70 Waiting for the donor to die: emotional anguish of trans- plant patients. S.V.Benn. Fam Health 2: 19-23 Ag 70 Whatever happened to heart transplants. US News World Rep 69: 84-5 S 14 70 (MEDLARS. See: Library service—Bibliographic control— MEDLARS) MEETINGS (See also: Educational programing; Governing board— Meetings; Medical staff—Meetings; Parliamentary procedures) - Hidden saboteurs of group meetings. R.C.Grote. Personnel 47: 42-8 S-O 70 How to get the most out of meetings. Manage Rev 59: 39-43 F 70 Meetings cost money—make them pay off! J.Reith. Training Develop J 24: 8-9 O 70 Member of the committee. A. Weiss. Supervisory Manage 15: 7-9 J1 70 Revised procedure for meeting notice. J.D.T.Roberts. Hosp Admin Can 12: 41 Ag 70 10 ways to cut down the time spent in meetings. Amer Laundry Dig 35: 64-6 O 15 70 To get the doctors into the act,take them out of the hos- pital. A.J.J.Rourke. Mod Hosp 115: 106 O 70 MEMORIALS (See also: Fund raising; Gifts—Individual) Signs,memorial fund increase blood donations. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 3 S 70 (Men in nursing. See: Nurses—Male) MENTAL HEALTH (See also: Psychiatric care) Mental health and social change: an ecological perspec- tive. H .R.Brickman. Amer J Psychiat 127: 413-9 O 70 Mental health: annual administrative review. E.B. Crawford Jr. Hospitals 44: 121-3 Ap 1 70; (C) K.S. Meyer. 28 Ag 16 70 Mental health in and out of public health. D.A.Berlin. Ment Hyg 54: 288-94 Ap 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 71 MENTAL HEALTH Review and preview of a training program in community mental health. R.E.Cohen and H .C .Schulberg. Com- munity Ment Health J 6: 383-6 O 70 Centers .Community Community accountability and mental health services. S.K.Schiff. Ment Hyg 54: 205-14 Ap 70 Community-based outpatient clinic and transportation service: Indianapolis. A.Liberman and J.G.Fougerousse. Hosp Top 48: 73+ Ap 70 Community,establishment,and power: neighborhood structuring of mental health centers. M.E.Perkins. N Y State J Med 70: 442-5 F 1 70 Community mental health center and the schools: a model for collaboration through demonstration. R.G.Tharp and others. Community Ment Health J 6: 12 6-35 Ap 70 Community mental health center .regional medical pro- gram, and joint planning: Philadelphia. R.L.Leopold and W.L.Kissick. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1718-26 Je 70 Community mental health center staffing patterns. A.I. Levenson and S.R.Reff. Community Ment Health J 6: 118-25 Ap 70 Community mental health centers. R.Elwell. Amer J Nurs- ing 70: 1014-8 My 70 Community mental health centers and community mental health ideology. R.D.Langston. Community Ment Health J 6: 387-92 O 70 Community mental health centers now number 376. Public Health Rep 85: 112 F 70 Community mental health consultation in a public agency. C.R.May. Public Welfare 28: 150-7 Ap 70 Community mental health nursing, (symp) Amer J Nursing 70: 1019-25 My 70 Community mental health: the search for identity. M. Gorman. Community Ment Health J 6: 347-55 O 70 Community placement in comprehensive mental health planning: issues and obstacles. J.Goldmeier. Commu- nity Ment Health J 6: 155-62 Ap 70 Comprehensive community psychiatric care: California's Kings View Community Mental Health Center. A.Jost and V.Neufeld. Hospitals 44: 85-7 Mr 16 70 Conglomerate model for community mental health: Phila- delphia. R.Fishman. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 127- 8 Ap 70 Consumer participation in planning and evaluation of mental health services. R.A.Levine. Soc Work 15: 41-6 Ap 70 Delivering mental health services to the urban poor. J.C. Hall and others. Soc Work 15: 35-9 Ap 70 Developing a community mental health volunteer system. C.W.Michener and H.Walzer. Soc Work 15: 60-7 O 70 Distance and the use of the mental health clinic by com- munity professionals. F.V.Mannino and others. Ment Hyg 54: 73-8 Ja 70 Epidemiological data for mental health center planning— demographic factors and responses to stress among rural people. J.W.Edgerton and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1065-71 Je 70 Epidemiological data for mental health center planning— field survey methods in social psychiatry: the problem of the lost population. R.J.Turner and others. Amer J Public Health 60: 1040-51 Je 70 Epidemiological data for mental health center planning— psychiatric disorder in general populations: problem of the untreated case. B.P.Dohrenwend. Amer J Public Health 60: 1052-64 Je 70 Epidemiological data for mental health center planning— trends in "chronicity" in the New York state mental hospitals. A.S.Weinstein and R.E.Patton. Amer J Public Health 60: 1071-80 Je 70 Expectations for the comprehensive mental health center: the community. A.Hodges and S.C.Mahoney. Commu- nity Ment Health J 6: 75-7 F 70 Fees and mental health services: attitudes of the profes- sional. C .R.Dightman. Ment Hyg 54: 401-6 J1 70 Follow the yellow brick road. (PM) D.L.Bazelon. Amer J Orthopsychiat 40: 562-7 J1 70 Mental health bridge—mental health center spanning a stream: Columbus ,Ind. Architect Forum 132: 11 My 70 Mental health center attempts interracial public educa- tion. J.Schoonmaker and C.S.Thomas. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 123-6 Ap 70 Mental health center revisited to evaluate design effects: Marin County,Calif. Architect Rec 147: 116-8 Mr 70 Mental health consultant at work. F.K.Adamson. Amer J Nursing 70: 2164-6 O 70 "Mental health without walls": community mental health in the ghetto—Washington,D.C. J.R.Fishman and J. McCormack. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1461-7 Ap 70 Movable mental health center: High Plains Mental Health Center,Hays,Kans. Public Health Rep 85: 516 Je 70 New human ecology: community psychiatry. S.Golub. RN 33: 36-43 J1 70 New transference, (ed) J Med Soc N J 67: 516 S 70 Nonprofessional discusses her role in mental health. L.Hines. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1467-72 Ap 70 Personality characteristics of mental health center pa- tients classified by referral source. R.A.Apostal and J.H.Halcrow. Ment Hyg 54: 295-7 Ap 70 Place of the mental hospital in community mental health. M.Scher. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 85-7 Mr 70 Planning for the development of a community mental health center. A.Beigel. Community Ment Health J 6: 267-75 Ag 70; planning of services. 356-65 O 70 Practical program for the immediate future and long range goals. R.W.Gibson. Journal (Nat Ass Priv Psychiat Hosp) 2: 39-47 Sum 70 Public information in community mental health: Connecti- cut experience. R.E.Backes and M.S.Schwartz. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 354-7 N 70 Readmissions to a community mental health center. L. Rutledge and P.Binner. Community Ment Health J 6: 136-43 Ap 70 Role of military psychiatry in the development of commu- nity mental health centers. A.J.Glass. Mil Med 135: 345-55 My 70 Romance and rodomontade of comprehensive community mental health. A.A.Woloshin and E.E.Dennis. Ment Hyg 54: 280-7 Ap 70 Social reform and the comprehensive community mental health center: the Model Cities experiment. L.Whitaker. Amer J Public Health 60: 2003-10 O 70 Study in role theory: liaison between social agencies. A.E.Ivey and J.E.Hinkle. Community Ment Health J 6: 63-8 F 70 Supply-demand dilemma in community mental health cen- ters. C.K.Riessman. Amer J Orthopsychiat 40: 858-69 O 70 Toward the coordination and integration of personal health services: Philadelphia. E.A.Gardner and J.N .Snipe. Amer J Public Health 60: 2068-78 N 70 Treating low-income patients in a neighborhood center. A.N.Amson and R.Collins. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 111-3 Ap 70 Uninsulated caseload in a neighborhood mental health center: Denver. J.M.Kluger. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1430- 6 Ap 70 Unique aspects of a union population's influence on serv- ice delivery: Los Angeles. J.Alexander and K. Kolodziejski. Amer J Orthopsychiat 40: 151-7 Ja 70 Where is the community mental health center going? F.E. McNair and K.E.Barnes. Can J Public Health 61: 98-103 Mr-Ap 70 (ed p.93) Why we need community mental health services. J. Zusman. N Y State J Med 70: 574-80 F 15 70 Yorkton Psychiatric Centre: a five-year review. C.F. Lipscomb. Amer J Psychiat 127: 232-7 Ag 70 Clinics, Community Development of a service-oriented psychiatric program in a disadvantaged area. A. J .Rosenthal and H.Langee. Amer J Psychiat 126: 1436-43 Ap 70 Diagnostic intake: variation on a theme. R.A.Simons. Ment Hyg 54: 101-4 Ja 70 Fifteen-year follow-up study of community guidance clinic clients. R.M .Sindberg. Community Ment Health J 6: 319-24 Ag 70 Preliminary evaluation of a decentralized community men- tal health clinic: Denver. H .G .Whittington and C. Steenbarger. Amer J Public Health 60: 64-77 Ja 70 Providing health care through mental hygiene clinics. R.M.Barber. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 1005-10 D 70 Child guidance Brief group therapy in a child guidance clinic. N.Epstein. Soc Work 15: 33-8 J1 70 Help found: team care for disturbed children. C.V. Morrison and D.N .Morrison. Todays Health 48: 34+ Mr 70 Judge Baker Guidance Center, Boston. (ed) New Engl J Med 283: 1110 N 12 70 Parent guidance groups: is this therapy? J.Tracey. J Psy- chiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 11-12 My-Je 70 Play afternoons. J.H.Pick. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2283-5 N 14 70 Something special in friendship: "Big Sister" program. L.W.McNeer. Junior Coll J 40: 38-9 My 70 Systems approach to the delivery of mental health serv- ices in black ghettos: Philadelphia. R.H.Taber. Amer J Orthopsychiat 40: 702-9 J1 70 Utilization of a pediatrician in a community child guid- ance clinic: low-income community. W.Ackerly; an affluent community. W.E.Stone. Pediatrics 46: 803-9 N 70 State and local programs Basic elements of community mental health education. T.J.Powell and J.M.Riley. Community Ment Health J 6: 196-202 Je 70 Caregiving system in community mental health programs: an application of open-systems theory. H .C .Schulberg and F.Baker. Community Ment Health J 6: 437-46 D 70 Community in community mental health. E.B.Back. Ment Hyg 54: 316-20 Ap 70 Community mental health services funding and the private psychiatric hospital. J.Donnelly. Journal (Nat Ass Priv Psychiat Hosp) 2: 28-38 Sum 70 Community-wide mental health care program: Scar- borough ,Canada. D.Charter. Can Hosp 47: 39-41 S 70 Implications of community mental health programs for industry. A.1.Levenson. Amer J Public Health 60: 1931-5 O 70 Mental health services can be organized to prevent chronic disability. E.M.Gruenberg and J.Huxley. Community Ment Health J 6: 431-6 D 70 Reaching for accountability in community mental health practice. I.Silverman and others. Public Health Rep 85: 251-60 Mr 70 Urban setting: mental health is a part of the total ecology of the city. L.J.Duhl. Rhode Island Med J 53: 253+ My 70 Urban setting: mental health services—who gets them? B.J.Black. Rhode Island Med J 53: 258-62 My 70 Urban setting: the black city dweller—mental health needs and services. A.Allen. Rhode Island Med J 53: 267+ My 70 Alaska Rural mental health in Alaska. C.D.Koutsky and others. Alaska Med 12: 21-3 Mr 70 California Camarillo State Hospital and Ventura County coordinate services to patients: California. R.P.Reynolds and J.A. Angelo. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 185-6 Je 70 Community mental health consortium: Westside Commu- nity Mental Health Center,San Francisco. Hosp Com- munity Psychiat 21: 329-32 O 70 Organization of mental health services and its effect on the treatment career of the patient: San Joaquin County, Calif. R.W.Brissenden and H.L.Lennard. Ment Hyg 54: 416-20 J1 70 Connecticut Jarvis' law and the planning of mental health services: Connecticut. K.B.Sohler and J.D.Thompson. Public Health Rep 85: 503-15 Je 70 Georgia Major difficulties in successful mental health program development on community level. A.M.Duval. J Med Ass Georgia 59: 121-3 Mr 70 Illinois Local service growth: the Illinois Zone Plan. N.Hansell and D.W.Hart. Amer J Psychiat 127: 686-90 N 70 Protest cuts and revisions in Illinois mental health bud- get. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 40 My 70 Maryland Consultation and group process with indigenous neighbor- hood workers: Prince George's County,Md. A.P. Morrison. Community Ment Health J 6: 3-12 F 70 Maryland's new mental hygiene law. I.L.Hitchman. Maryland State Med J 19: 75-7 S 70 Massachusetts Developing an inner city mental health association: Boston. L.B.Bower and B.Elam. Ment Hyg 54: 215-20 Ap 70 Mental health consultation to Boston's Model Cities Program. J.A.Collins. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 213-6 J1 70 Michigan Michigan must find key to public action on mental health. W.G.Milliken. Mich Med 69: 152 F 70 Missouri Answer to the computer programmer shortage: Missouri program. W.A.Thompson and others. Adult Leadership 18: 213+ Ja 70 Ten years of mental health progress in Missouri—next step? G.A.Ulett. Missouri Med 67: 772+ N 70 New Tersey One more mental health crusade: American Psychiatric Association's state-sponsored probe into New Jersey's mental institutions. A.R.Clarke. Perspect Psychiat Care 8: 61-3 Mr-Ap 70 New York Architects are upgrading New York's health and mental hygiene facilities. Architect Rec 147: 152-3 Ja 70 New York's mental hygiene law—a preliminary evalua- tion. A.Zitrin and others. Ment Hyg 54: 28-36 Ja 70 Ohio Interagency pooling of resources to establish new serv- ices: Delaware,Ohio. G.A.Crow. Ment Hyg 54: 118-22 Ja 70 Pennsylvania Attitudes toward mental illness and the use of caretakers in a black community: Philadelphia. S.I.Ring and L. Schein. Amer J Orthopsychiat 40: 710-6 J1 70 Old and new Philadelphia plans for mental health. R.E. Jones. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 309-17 O 70 Vermont Northeast Kingdom: developing a mental health nursing service in rural America. F.A.Duran. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 669-76 D 70 Virginia Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Serv- ices Act. R.L.Dirks. Virginia Med Mon 97: 771-3 D 70 West Virginia Urban setting: mental health services and the isolated citizen—West Virginia . M . Mitchell-Bateman. Rhode Island Med J 53: 263+ My 70 72 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 METHODS IMPROVEMENT Wisconsin Mental health education program in a rural area: Wiscon- sin. L.J.Ganser and others. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 64-7 F 70 Providing local services for rural counties: Wisconsin. G. Erickson and A.J.Macht. Hosp Community Psy- chiat 21: 128-9 Ap 70 (Mental hospitals. See: Psychiatric hospitals) (Mental illness. See: Health insurance, Comprehensive— Psychiatric; Mental health; Psychiatric care) MENTAL RETARDATION (See also: Federal aid—Grants—Mental retardation; Rehabilitation service—Mentally retarded) Community care services for the mentally retarded in Britain. A.Hutchison. Amer J Public Health 60: 56-63 Ja 70 Current attitudes toward mental retardation. R.Latimer. Ment Retardation 8: 30-2 O 70 Developing a training program for family caretakers. R.A. Mamula. Ment Retardation 8: 30-5 Ap 70 Foster family services for mentally retarded children. B.L.Garrett. Children 17: 228-33 N-D 70 Mental retardation: a challenge to physicians. F.F. de la Cruz and G.D.LaVeck. West Virginia Med J 66: 145-53 My 70 Mental retardation for the 1970's. R.Cohen. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 199-201 Mr 70 Mental retardation in four countries: Sweden,the Nether- lands, the United Kingdom,and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. J.Simanis. Soc Secur Bull 33: 17- 23 My 70 Mentally retarded and the physician. D.E.Zarfas. Can Med Ass J 102: 733-5 Ap 11 70 Mongol child and his parents, (ed) Can Med Ass J 103: 390-1 Ag 15-29 70 Ombudsman for the retarded? J.E.Payne. Ment Retarda- tion 8: 45-7 O 70 Patterns of family followup: a study of children with mental retardation and associated developmental dis- orders. R.J.Meyer and others. Community Ment Health J 6: 393-400 O 70 Perceived adequacy of programming in mental retardation. M.Garrison Jr. Ment Retardation 8: 2-6 F 70 Preoperative visits...and the retarded patient. M. McGlothlin. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 62-4 D 70 Programs for culturally deprived and retarded youngsters. H. David. J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 7- 12 Ja-F 70 Self-concept research on the mentally retarded: a review of empirical studies. K.T.Schurr and others. Ment Retardation 8: 39-43 O 70 Some factors influencing the development of a voluntary PKU screening program. V.A.Holm and others. J Amer Med Ass 212: 1835-42 Je 15 70 Toward a theory of mental retardation nursing: an educa- tional model. E.G. Patter son and G.T. Rowland. Amer J Nursing 70: 531-5 Mr 70 What's new in PKU. (ed) W.E.Knox. New Engl J Med 283: 1404-5 D 17 70 MENTAL RETARDATION FACILITIES (See also: Federal aid—Grants—Mental retardation; Outpatient dept.—Clinics—Mentally retarded) Behavior incidents in a state residential institution for the mentally retarded. M.Dayan. Ment Retardation 8: 29-31 F 70 Better deal for the mentally handicapped: first steps in the East Birmingham Group. J.Elliott. Hospital (London) 66: 84-8 Mr 70; 225-8 J1 70; 336-40 O 70 Bryn-y-Neuadd—a purpose-built hospital for the mentally handicapped. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 51 N 13 70 Day training for the profoundly retarded. P.Nishball and A.Barclay. Ment Retardation 8: 52-5 Ag 70 Historical view of the private residential facility in the training and study of the mentally retarded in the United States. E.E.Doll. Ment Retardation 8: 3-8 O 70 Hospitals for the mentally handicapped. D.Boorer. Hospital (London) 66: 289-91 Ag 70 Instant ward at Coleshill Hall. N.S.Manton and R. O'Toole. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 392-3 F 27 70 Mental retardation technician program at Miami-Dade Junior College. A.D.Cortazzo and K.H.Orkin. Ment Retardation 8: 7-11 F 70 Mentally handicapped have no trade union. C.H.Kitchin. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1737-8 S 5 70 Psychiatric television consultation for the mentally re- tarded. F .J.Menolascino and R.G.Osborne. Amer J Psychiat 127: 515-20 O 70 Residential services for the retarded. R.B.Kugel. Nebr State Med J 55: 606-9 O 70 Retardation,family adequacy and institutionalization. J.B.Fotheringham. Can Ment Health 18: 15-18 Ja-F 70 Retarded care accreditation set: Accreditation Council for the Mentally Retarded. (N) Amer Med News 13: 14 Ja 12 70 Tennessee state hospitals for the mentally retarded— circa 1975. G.Tarjan and C.V.Keeran. J Tenn Med Ass 63: 124+ F 70 Westwood House,Southampton: small residential unit for mentally handicapped children. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 843 J1 2 70 Admitting and discharge Assessment of the feasibility of discharge of patients in hospitals for the subnormal. T.McKeown and J.R. Teruel. Brit J Prev Soc Med 24: 116-9 My 70 Changes in family functioning following placement of a retarded child. A.Hersh. Soc Work 15: 93-102 O 70 Larry: case history of a mistake. R.McQueen. Saturday Rev 53: 16+ S 12 70 Personnel Everybody wins with Gracewood (Ga.) State School and Hospital summer student employee program. Cross- Reference Careers 4: 4-6 My 70 Journalism internship program benefits both student,hos- pital. (N) Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 53 (adv) N 70 Utilization of sub-professional personnel in teaching language skills to mentally retarded children: an Interim report. D.Guess and others. Ment Retardation 8: 17-22 Ap 70 Planning Earls House Hospital,Durham: a new hospital for mentally handicapped patients. Hospital (London) 66: 312-4 S 70 From custodial care to therapeutic play. B.C.Tremlin. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1144 S 3 70 Institute for Basic Research in mental retardation,Staten Island. Architect Rec 147: 157-9 Ja 70 Neuropsychiatric centre for children. L.Bartesaghi. World Hosp 6: 102-4 Ap 70 Oh,for more like this! Nottingham Junior Training Centre for severely subnormal children. W.H.Parry. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 29-31 Je 12 70 Practice in living. A.L.Gunzburg and H,C.Gunzburg. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 2274-6 N 14 70 Princess Marina Hospital,Duston. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1184-5 Je 19 70 Wilton (N.Y.) State School for Mentally Retarded: archi- tectural stimulus and response. Architect Rec 147: 164— 6 Ja 70 Responsibilities Death at the hospital: hospital-press feud in Traverse City,Mich. Time 96: 23 D 28 70; medical superinten- dent receives two-week suspension. Amer Med News 13: 6 D 28 70 Hurricane at Leyboume Grange Hospital for the Mentally Subnormal,Kent. Y.Cross. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 18- 21 O 30 70 Kushlick: a wizard at Wessex. D.Evagorou. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1530-2 N 26 70 Mental retardation facilities as part of the public health services of the community. A.D.Miller. Ment Retarda- tion 8: 48-51 O 70 More help on the way for those long-suffering hospitals! Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 13-14 J1 24 70 Normalization,de-humanization,and conditioning—con- flict or harmony? P.Roos. Ment Retardation 8: 12-14 Ag 70 Out of a dark cellar: a study of environment and adminis- tration. G.Watson. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 786-8 Je 18 70 Standards 100 points for the hospital for the mentally subnormal. D.A.Spencer. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 695 My 28 70 Statistics Care of the mentally subnormal in Maryland. Maryland State Med J 19: 108 N 70 Growth dimensions of state and private schools for re- tarded: a three-year comparison. C.C.Cleland and J.D. Swartz. Ment Retardation 8: 38-40 Ag 70 Hospitals for the subnormal. P.Morris. Roy Soc Health J 90: 146-9 My-Je 70 Racial distribution of institutionalized mongoloids. B.C. Moore and D.Levinsky. Ariz Med 27: 4-5 D 70 Volunteer service CARVE (Concord Achievement Rehabilitation Volunteer Experiment): a two-way rehabilitation program. J.N. Peck. Volunteer Admin 4: 1-5 Sum 70 Prisoner-volunteers work with profoundly retarded men. A.L.Abrams. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 336-8 O 70 Simple,adaptable drinking device for mental retardates lacking arm-hand control. R.L.Gertenrich. Ment Retardation 8: 51-2 Je 70 'Substitute grandparents' help retardates reach new levels of development. (N) Volunteer Leader 11: 5-6 O 70 Volunteer service coordinator in mental retardation. D.P. Messerly. Volunteer Admin 4: 17-20 Spr 70 Volunteer student "behavior engineers": should they at- tempt to establish or eliminate target behaviors? D.E. Thome and M .Shinedling. Ment Retardation 8: 9-12 Je 70 MENTAL RETARDATION NURSING Attitudes in subnormality nursing. J.O'Hara. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 20-1 Ja 30 70 Mental retardation—a committal to care? (ed) Sr.D.Kane. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 21 D 70 Needed: a positive approach to the mentally retarded. K.C.von Schilling. Can Nurse 66: 30-2 Je 70 Nursing the mentally subnormal: the facts and the future. T.Wood. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 20-1 F 6 70 Nursing's concern for the mentally retarded is overdue. M.A.Noble. Nursing Forum 9: 192-201 No.2 70 Structuring for an interdisciplinary onward approach to inservice education. V.S.Moran. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 18-31 J1 70 Tender edge of nursing. A.H.Sutherland. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 485 Ap 16 70 Training for care of the mentally retarded. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 655-6 Ap 10 70 What is in store? V.Gorman. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 549-50 Ap 30 70 (Menu planning. See: Dietary dept.—Menu planning) (Mercy death. See: Medico-moral problems—Euthanasia) (Mergers „ See: Hospital and health facilities—Mergers) (Merit rating. See: Personnel administration—Merit rating) MESSENGER SERVICE RNs aren't couriers for this hospital's lab: "lab liaison technicians." (N) RN 33: 25-6 Ap 70 METABOLIC FACILITIES Home care of children with inborn errors of metabolism. T.Reade and C.Clow. Can Nurse 66: 41-3 O 70 Metabolic disease hospital in Harz, West Germany. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 668 Ja 26 70 (Methodist hospitals. See: Protestant hospitals) METHODS IMPROVEMENT (See also: Shared services—Industrial engineering; and the subhead Industrial engineering under hospitals and depts.) Cost-containment program leads to significant savings. A.M.Powers. Hosp Top 48: 31+ Mr 70 Efficiency and quality of patient care: effecting a bal- ance. J.R.Landdeck. Hospitals 44: 41-4 S 16 70 Focus on management methods: series. A.C.Bennett. Hosp Top Systems engineering: annual administrative review. J.R. Freeman. Hospitals 44: 151-4 Ap 1 70 Thought starters for methods improvement: machines, equipment,and processing data. Hosp Purchasing Newsletter 14: 2-3 Je 70 Industrial engineering Administrator's participation: key to successful incentive system. E.C.Hughes. Hosp Progress 51: 75-7 J1 70 All systems will be "go" only if they are planned to "go": new bed tower for Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital. C.W.Goins and R.Vanderlipp. Hosp Manage 110: 22-7 S 70 Can a 300-bed hospital profitably use a management engineer as a full-time staff employee? (Q&A) J.G. Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 34 D 70 CASH program: incentive reimbursement plan. J.R. Saurwein Jr. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3-5 My 70 Connecticut experiment: incentive reimbursement. A.G. Herkimer. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 6+ My 70 Cost containment: the Maryland program "does its thing." A.R.Holmes and F.K.McTyier. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 8-10 My 70 Cost effectiveness can be the answer for your hospital. W.J.Hetrick. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 18-19 N 70 Denver Midtown Hospital Association management engi- neering program. (N) Hosp Manage Syst Soc 9: 4-5 S 70 Diagrams aid problem solving. C.G.Davis Jr. Supervisor Nurse 1: 14+ S 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 73 METHODS IMPROVEMENT Management engineering: how it can become a way of life. J.Ratz and G.F.Braidwood. Hosp Admin Can 12: 38-40 D 70 Management engineering: new approaches needed. J.R. Buchan. Hospitals 44: 99-102 My 16 70 Management engineering: one administrator's view. D.A. Cory. Hosp Forum (N Y) 38: 11-12 F 70 Medical care management: how to improve employee efficiency. A.B.Cummins. Group Pract 19: 28+ O 70 Methods improvement: employee suggestions improve job performance—Lakeland (Fla.) General Hospital. W.F. Andrew. Hospitals 44: 31-5 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Methods improvement: using community resources— Altoona (Pa.) Hospital. L.G.Flannagan. Hospitals 44: 34-5 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Multifaceted approach to incentive reimbursement: Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania. C.P.Hardwick and H. Wolfe. Med Care 8: 173-88 My-Je 70 Our experience with management engineering. G. McNaughton. Hosp Forum (N Y) 38: 13 Mr 70 Regional management engineering program is cost- oriented: Western New York Hospital Association. I.O. Harrah. Hosp Progress 51: 34+ S 70 Solution to hospital costs may be over-simplified. R.L. Johnson. Hosp Progress 51: 80-5 Ag 70 Superspecialization: what can we do about it? A.C. Bennett. Hosp Admin (Chicago) 15: 43-57 Win 70 Systems engineer. Hosp Admin Curr 14: 1-4 N-D 70 University of Missouri announces double master's degree program in industrial engineering and health services management. (N) Hosp Manage Syst Soc 9: 6 S 70 Volunteer engineering program: local industry assists hospital. J.Movshin and K.E.Pryor. Hospitals 44: 63+ O 1 70 Why systems engineering? J.Castle. Mich Hosp 6: 17+ Ap 70; 9-10 My 70; 9-10 Ag 70; 7-8 S 70 Operations research and systems analysis Application of the systems analysis approach to social welfare problems and organizations. J.C.Bloedom. Public Welfare 28: 280-4 J1 70 At last: real computer power for decision makers. C.H. Jones. Harvard Bus Rev 48: 75-89 S-O 70 Beating the systems game: program meeting the complex needs of a new hospital. A.Runge. Progr Architect 51: 106-9 Mr 70 Computer model simulating medical care in hospital. C.R.Hearn and J.M.Bishop. Brit Med J 3: 396-9 Ag 15 70 Computer modeling and simulation: a management tool for systems definition and analysis. J.B.Thies. Financ Executive 38: 20-7 S 70 Concrete approach to more effective bed utilization. J.S. Fair. Hosp Admin Can 12: 41-5 J1 70 Government research and development for future military hospitals. Health Serv Res 5: 64-5 Spr 70 Indicator to aid management in assigning program priorities: Indian Health Service. J.E.Miller. Public Health Rep 85: 725-31 Ag 70 Management planning and control of systems. S.D.H. Thomas. Managerial Planning 19: 1-7 Jl-Ag 70 New directions in operations research. J.Dearden and J. Lastavica. Financ Executive 38: 25-33 O 70 Operations research in health services. Health Serv Res 5: 148-52 Sum 70 Practicable classification of the injured for computer simulation studies. W.S.Moore. Mil Med 135: 752-3 S 70 Simulation of a hematology department. G.J.Rath and others. Health Serv Res 5: 25-35 Spr 70 Social design and operations research. G.R.Barnhart. Public Health Rep 85: 247-50 Mr 70 Structuring of health information system options: summary and assessment of methodology. J.A.Evans and R.V.D. Campbell. Socio-Econ Planning Sci 4: 291-309 Je 70 Systems analysis and national modernization decisions. Y.Dror. Acad Manage J 13: 139-52 Je 70 Systems-analysis approach to hospital design: St.Mark's Hospital,Salt Lake City. Architect Rec 147: 112-5 Mr 70 Systems approach to manpower development in human services. S.A.Fine. Public Welfare 28: 91-7 Ja 70 Systems research in delivery of health services. Health Serv Res 5: 60-1 Spr 70 Toward an understanding of operations research concepts. H.W.Fox. Manage Serv 7: 23-8 Jl-Ag 70 Using computer simulation modeling to reduce hospital waiting lines. R.C.Durham and J.R.Buchan. Hosp Top 48: 47+ Ap 70 Waiting time as an index of quality of nursing care. R.K.D.Haussmann. Health Serv Res 5: 92-105 Sum 70 Work simplification Work simplification training: follow-up is important. W.T.Delamar. Hospitals 44: 51-2 J1 16 70 (Metric system. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Metric system) (Metropolitan hospital planning. See: Planning,Areawide) MICROFILMING Information through microcopies: the state of the art in diazo microforms. F.W.Dabbs. Inform Rec Manage 4: 63+ F-Mr 70 Microfilm reader-rapid copier: National Bureau of Stand- ards develops device for National Library of Medicine. Nat Bur Stand Tech News Bull 54: 262-3 N 70 Business records Legal status and admissibility of microfilm in the courts. (Q&A) R. W.Batchelder. Inform Rec Manage 4: 33+ Ag 70 Random access system speeds hospital claims retrieval: Wisconsin Blue Cross. Inform Rec Manage 4: 61-2 D 69/ja 70 Medical records Microfilmed electrocardiograms. R.R.Barr and others. Hospitals 44: 61-3 Ap 16 70 Microfilming medical records. P.J.Smith and H.H. Schaefer. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 225-6 J1 70 (Midwifery. See: Obstetric hospitals and depts.—Person- nel) (Migratory workers' care. See: Federal aid—Grants — Migrant health services; Transient care) MILITARY HOSPITALS (See also: Air Force hospitals; Army hospitals; Navy hospitals) ASWBPL: (Armed Services Whole Blood Processing Labora- tory). A.J.Cardarelli. Mil Med 135: 878-80 O 70 Commentary on Mr.Hebert's proposal for a federal medi- cal school. L.M.Rousselot. Pathologist 24: 7-14 Ja 70 Defense Medical Materiel Board sets policy on medical items. J.C.Cressler. US Med 6: 73-5 Ja 15 70 Department of Defense reduces Viet hospital beds; other changes in 1969. L.M.Rousselot. US Med 6: 7-9 Ja 15 70 Department of Defense's 'new generation' hospitals will not feature much automation. (N) US Med 6: 26-7 My 15 70 Doctor tells why he refused to obey military orders: Howard Levy. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 30-2 Ja 70 Government research and development for future military hospitals. Health Serv Res 5: 64-5 Spr 70 "Medical team" delivery of health care. (PM) J.T. McGibony. Mil Med 135: 305-9 Ap 70 Military health manpower systems. K.Mingo. Inquiry 7: 62-6 Mr 70 Progress report: the blood program in Vietnam. A.Barnes Jr. Mil Med 135: 1-7 Ja 70 Report to military: 16,000 points in planning hospital. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 42-3 O 70 Some considerations in the operation of a field medical laboratory system. H.J.Baker. Mil Med 135: 356-61 My 70 Standardization of blood transfusion reaction studies in the military; delegation of responsibility for a medical team concept; role of the hospital transfusion board. F.R.Camp Jr.and others. Mil Med 135: 967-77 N 70 Tips for the temporary physician-soldier: how they make Army officers out of house officers. A.Z.Baum. Hosp Physician 6: 84-9 F 70 Training and utilization of the mental health paraprofes- sional within the military: the social work/psychology specialist. K.J.Nolan and E.T.Cooke. Amer J Psychiat 127: 74-9 J1 70 USP standards in military drug purchasing. M.Feinberg and M.Cuttler. Drug Intel Clin Pharm 4: 256-9 S 70 Uniformed services academy of medicine: commentary on Mr.Hebert's proposal. H.B.Webb and others. Mil Med 135: 14-19 Ja 70 MILITARY NURSING Air Force sets up pilot program for pediatric nurse prac- titioners. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1429 J1 70 "Hey,Hero! " A Navy nurse tells of four years spent work- ing with Vietnam amputees. S.Kirkpatrick. Readers Dig 97: 71-5 S 70 Males augment Navy Nurse Corps. E.P.Irons. US Med 6: 65-7 Ja 15 70 Now it's aerospace affiliation. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1184 Je 70 Nurse makes history: Meet General Hays, of the Army Nurses Corps, (interview) A.M.Hays. RN 33: 44+ J1 70 Territorial and Auxiliary Volunteer Reserve—Britain's shadow hospitals. J.Cullinan. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1125-6 S 3 70; 1196-8 S 17 70 They've come a long way: Navy Nurse Corps, (picture story) Amer J Nursing 70: 958 My 70 2,000 men—and two nurses: Thule Air Base. A.Z. Baum. RN 33: 32-5 Ag 70 (Milk. See: Banks—Milk; Dietary dept.—Milk supply; Formula rooms) (Mine workers medical care. See; Union welfare programs— Mine workers) MINIMAL CARE (See also: Dietary dept.--Food service—Ambulatory patients; Progressive care) Five day hospitals, (ed) J Hosp Pharm (London) 28: 191+ J1 70 'Mini-care' at 'maxi' demand. Sr.Jane Francis. Hosp Top 48: 21-5 O 70 Use of a therapeutic milieu on a continuing care unit in a general hospital. R.B.Williams Jr.and others. Ann Intern Med 73: 957-62 D 70 MOBILE UNITS (See also; Civil defense—Community organization— Emergency hospitals) British ending mobile chest x-ray program. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36 Ja 70 Case grows for curbing curbside x-rays. Med World News 11: 19-20 Ap 17 70 Community health: bringing the office to the patient. (N) Med World News 11: 5 J1 17 70 Four-door hardtop convertible converts into mobile emer- gency room intensive care, or diagnostic screening unit. (N) J Amer Med Ass 212: 2042 Je 22 70 Hospital makes 'house calls' in outreach program: mobile mini-clinic project of Roosevelt Hospital ,New York City. Public Relat Newsletter 19: 1-2 Mr 70 Medicine to aid a Chicago ghetto: health mobiles. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1+ Je 29 70 Mobile clinic serves ghetto residents. (N) J Amer Med Ass 214: 42-3 O 5 70 Mobile homes for Ballochmyle Hospital. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 863 My 8 70 Mobile medicine brings the hospital to the patient. J. Schooneman. Int Hosp Rev 8: 5-11 No.2 70 Mobile unit campaign for cervical cytology in Hackney— 1969. A.Whitfield. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 17-19 (suppl) Ja 29 70 Mobile unit for screening for cervical and breast cancer. M.Seacome and H.K.Paine. Brit Med J 2: 43-4 Ap 4 70 New mobile pressure chamber. (N) MD 14: 81 S 70 Occupational therapists on wheels: mobile service of the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society. P.MacBain. Can J Occup Therapy 37: 63-8 Sum 70 Portable airborne care unit ready for field testing. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2531 D 70 Portable building units. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 31 Je 19 70 Portable health centre. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 205- 6 Ja 30 70 Program for the care of patients with chronic diseases: neighborhood clinics staffed by public health nurses. J.W.Runyan Jr.and others. J Amer Med Ass 211: 476-9 Ja 19 70 Rehabilitation clinic rolls out to ghetto: New York City's Lincoln Hospital. (N) Med World News 11: 18-19 S 11 70 Relocatable health units for developing countries. World Hosp 6: 12-15 Ja 70 Role of mobile clinic described. (N) West Virginia Med J 66: 139 Ap 70 Supermarket medicine. (C) A.D.Silk. Calif Med 112: 76 F 70 Supplies-on-wheels boost income,cut pilferage: General Hospital of Monroe County,East Stroudsburg,Pa . Mod Hosp 115: 107-9 S 70 Transportable medical units: tools in health education, prevention,training in nursing,medical aid. Int Hosp Rev 8: 37-9 No.2 70 Vision screening of preschool children in mobile clinics in Iowa. S.S.Kripke and others. Public Health Rep 85: 41-4 Ja 70 (Modernization. See: Planning—Expansion and remodeling) (Modified diets. See: Dietary dept.—Modified diets) (Monitors. See: Equipment—Clinical—Electronic; Resusci- tation—Cardiac; Television—Monitoring; and the sub- head Automation under hospitals and depts.) (Moonlighting. See: Interns and residents—Rules and regulations) (Morale. See: Personnel administration—Morale) (Morbidity statistics. See: Statistics—Morbidity) (Mortality procedures. See: Admitting and discharge— Death) (Mortality statistics. See: Improvement of patient care— Maternal and infant—Statistics; Statistics—Vital— Mortality) 74 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 NARCOTIC CARE (Mortgage loans. See: Federal aid—Loans; Financial management—Loan s) (Morticians. See: Necropsies—Morticians' relationships) (Motion pictures. See: Films) (Motion study. See: Methods improvement) (Motivation of hospital employees. See: Personnel admin- istration—Motivation) MOVING Reflections on moving a pathology laboratory. E. Murphy S. Pathologist 24: 132-4 Ap 70 MULTIPHASIC TESTING Current status of multiphasic screening. (C) M.J. Shapiro. Calif Med 112: 82-3 F 70 Health in rural poverty: some lessons in theory and from experience. D.Steinman. Amer J Public Health 60: 1813— 23 S 70 Invitation to a checkup: Ontario Hospital Association's convention screening clinics. T.Dier. Can Nurse 66: 34-6 F 70 Need to develop and initiate experimental projects in multiphasic health screening. (PM) C .A.McWhorter. Pathologist 24: 1-2 Ja 70 Physicians' use and opinions of screening tests in ambu- latory practice. B.Bates and J.Mulinare. J Amer Med Ass 214: 2173-80 D 21 70 Preventive care: communicating an idea whose time has come. Dialogue No.l: 1-9 Spr 70 Automation Automated multiphasic health screening: usefulness to practicing physician. L.Gitman. N Y State J Med 70: 1741-4 J1 1 70 Automated multiphasic health testing. A.C.Gelman. Public Health Rep 85: 361-73 Ap 70 Automated multiphasic health testing: several hospitals already have it—should yours? V.Spencer and J.Snyder; R. Hosp Manage 110: 14+ J1 70 Automated multiphasic health testing: taking inventory. J.D.Snyder. Group Pract 19: 34+ Je 70 Automated multiphasic screening. J Amer Med Ass 213: 371 J1 20 70 Automated multiphasic screening. M.L.Bassis. Pathologist 24: 85-9 Mr 70 Automated multiphasic testing projects new role for labs. Hosp Pract 5: 23+ Ap 70 Automated screening systems: are they truly complete and useful? H.M.Hochberg and others. Hospitals 44: 55-8 N 1 70 Biochemical screening—a critique. R.C.Ahlvin. New Engl J Med 283: 1084-6 N 12 70 Biomedical engineering on multiphasic screening. R.W. Frelick. Del Med J 42: 73-4 Mr 70 British scientists develop automated system for analyz- ing samples of body fluids. T.Home. Hosp Admin Can 12: 49-51 D 70 Catching on: complete physicals without MDs—George Washington University Medical Center, (picture story) J.A.Reynolds. Med Econ 47: 80-5 D 21 70 Computer intervention with people,patients,and physi- cians: multiphasic testing of California cannery work- ers. S.R.Sherman and others. Med Care 8: 276-86 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 1) Cost analysis of the developmental phase of an auto- mated multiphasic health testing facility. D.R. Mackintosh and G.P.Kraus. Public Health Rep 85: 685- 90 Ag 70 Dollar cost per positive test for automated multiphasic screening. M.F.Collen and others. New Engl J Med 283: 459-63 Ag 27 70; (C) and reply. 1114-5 N 12 70 Early disease detection, (ed) R.W.Jessee. Virginia Med Mon 97: 333-5 Je 70 Health screening on an international basis. J.C.Duffy. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 154-8 Mr 70 Hospital-based mass health screening services at an automated clinic: Berkeley,Calif. R.L.Montgomery and D.Singman. Hospitals 44: 71-4 Mr 16 70 Industrial experience with automated multiphasic health examinations. H.A.Haessler. Ind Med Surg 39: 24-6 Ag 70 Multiphasic health screening, (ed) N C Med J 31: 260-1 J1 70 Multiphasic health screening—a fad,a gimmick,or the significant innovation, (symp) Group Pract 19: 7+ Mr 70; 7+ Ap 70; 21+ My 70 Multiphasic health screening: a tool for industrial hy- giene? Nat Safety News 102: 72-3 Ag 70 Multiphasic health testing and medical care as a right. S. Garfield. New Engl J Med 283: 1087-9 N 12 70 Multiphasic pharmacist, (ed) W.A.Zellmer. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 711 S 70 Multiphasic screening program, (ed) T.R.Van Dellen. Ill Med J 137: 138 F 70 Multiple screening tests: the physician's responsibility. (ed) C.C.Sampson. J Nat Med Ass 62: 237 My 70 Pathologist looks at screening. J.B.Kopp. J Occup Med 12: 270-1 J1 70 Pitfalls of mass chemical screening. W.P.Fleeson and R.E.Wenk. Postgrad Med 48: 59-64 S 70 Polyphasic health testing: its service to Florida physi- cians. E.M.Clark and R.E.Gordon. J Florida Med Ass 57: 24-7 N 70 (ed p.41) Unique opportunity to invest in the health of America: Health Screening Centers,Inc. (ed) J Florida Med Ass 57: 40-1 S 70 Why automated multiphasic health testing programs? C.Weller. N Y State J Med 70: 2847-9 N 15 70 (Multiple sclerosis care. See: Rehabilitation service— Multiple sclerosis) MUNCHAUSEN'S SYNDROME Munchausen syndrome: young woman laboratory technolo- gist. (C) D.J.Selkoe and others. Ann Intern Med 72: 284 F 70 Professional patient: see how he runs. Mich Hosp 6: 11+ N 70 MUNICIPAL HOSPITALS (See also: Government hospitals) Anatomy of a hospital take-over: New York City's Lincoln Hospital. J.H.Goldberg. Med Econ 47: 156-7 D 7 70 Boston City Hospital: build now,finish plans later. Mod Hosp 115: 101 Ag 70 Boston City Hospital: masterplanning for phased replace- ment. Architect Rec 147: 119-24 My 70 Boston City Hospital officials trying to win back accredi- tation. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36B-C F 70 Boston City wins one year accreditation. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 36 J1 70 "Buffer" corporation offers hope to New York City hos- pitals. H.L.Lewis. Mod Hosp 114: 84-93 F 70 Disaccreditation of hospital unites Boston vs Joint Com- mission on Accreditation of Hospitals. Hosp Pract 5: 17 F 70 Discussions follow in wake of hospital building 'occupa- tion': Lincoln Hospital,New York City. (N) Hospitals 44: 19 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Disputes over board may delay hospital corporation: New York City. (N) Hospitals 44: 155 F 1 70 Doctor up against the ghetto wall: New York City's Lincoln Hospital. Med World News 11: 16-17 D 25 70; after probe,protests,pediatrician is reinstated. Amer Med News 13: 6 D 28 70 Establishing a therapeutic community in a municipal hos- pital: Brooklyn,N .Y. A.Winston and D.S.Papemik. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 397-400 D 70 Fifteen arrested during sit-in at New York City's Lincoln Hospital. (N) Hospitals 44: 21 D 1 70 For waifs,a hospital is sometimes a home: hospital is still no place for a well child. Med World News 11: 22 My 1 70 House staff still pressing for changes at D.C.General. (N) Hospitals 44: 118 My 16 70 MD held,'fired by people': gang invades Lincoln Hospi- tal, Bronx, N.Y.; physicians balk. (N) Amer Med News 13: 1 S 7 70 Municipal hospital patient care. G.E.Thomson and S.M. Glick. Arch Intern Med 126: 673-8 O 70 One-year accreditations given two major municipal hos- pitals: Chicago and St.Louis. (N) Hospitals 44: 119-20 My 16 70 Patient care in municipal hospitals, (ed) S.M.Glick and G.E.Thomson. New Engl J Med 282: 977-8 Ap 23 70 Philadelphia municipal hospital study stresses ambula- tory health services. (N) Hospitals 44: 99 Je 16 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: Boston. A.P. Sackett and J.E.Fine. Hospitals 44: 82-6 J1 1 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: New York City. J.V.Terenzio and H.E.Manning. Hospitals 44: 65+ J1 1 70 Plight of the public hospital—case study: St.Petersburg. A.Padova Jr. Hospitals 44: 90-2 J1 1 70 Report stirs dispute over need for money, staff at D.C. General. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 35 F 70 Responsibility for the revitalization of urban medicine, (ed) Arch Intern Med 126: 524-5 S 70 Salaried professional services: cost study—New York City. H.E.Manning and B.M.Weinstein/Hospitals 44: 25-8 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Social work in a black community hospital: its implica- tions for the profession—Harlem Hospital,New York City. M.V.Russell. Amer J Public Health 60: 704-12 Ap 70 (Pt 1) Too many patients,not enough money: complex problems confront urban hospitals. Amer Med News 13: 10 N 30 70 When militants "take over" a city hospital. J.H.Goldberg and A.Z.Baum. Hosp Physician 6: 68+ O 70 (ed p.21) Legal aspects Court bars Young Lords from New York hospital. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 100 S 16 70 New York—the Lincoln collective: community and house staff unite to demand reforms. R.Blum. New Physician 19: 829-31 O 70 (ed p.821) MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CARE Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada. D.Green. Can J Public Health 61: 423-4 S-O 70 MUSEUMS Modern museum: Wellcome Museum of Medical Science, London. (N) Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1726 S 5 70 TAM (Transparent Anatomical Mannequin).. .a new man- nequin for museum. Ill Med J 138: 162 Ag 70 MUSIC IN THE HOSPITAL Recreational Chords well lost? M.E.Drew. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 15 J1 31 70 Therapeutic Asthmatic children learn to overcome their handicaps through music. Med World News 11: 32U+ N 6 70 Comparison of the musical sensitivity of mongoloid and normal children. M.L.Peters. J Music Therapy 7: 113— 23 Win 70 Function of music in LSD therapy for alcoholic patients. E.T.Gaston and C.T.Eagle Jr. J Music Therapy 7: 3-19 Spr 70 Influence of music therapy on vocational potential. C. Braswell and others. J Music Therapy 7: 28-38 Spr 70 Is there a correlation between rhythmic response and emotional disturbance? D.Robinson. J Music Therapy 7: 54 Sum 70 Modifying social behaviors of mentally retarded children in music activities. H.Jorgenson and M.K.Parnell. J Music Therapy 7: 83-7 Fall 70 Music and milieu. N.Bigelow and P.Ruben. Psychiat Quart 44: 502-15 J1 70 Music as a reinforcer in patient-controlled duration of time-out. L.P.Hauck and P.L.Martin. J Music Therapy 7: 43-53 Sum 70 Music for handicapped people. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1138 Je 12 70 Music therapy: diverse approaches. Sr.J.Schorsch. J Music Therapy 7: 128-35 Win 70 Musical application of Premack's hypothesis to low verb- al retardates. L.W.Talkington and S.M.Hall. J Music Therapy 7: 95-9 Fall 70 Psychiatry, art and humanity, (ed) J.H .Masserman. J Music Therapy 7: 111-2 Win 70 Some effects of instrumental music training on cerebral palsied children. C.J.Herron. J Music Therapy 7: 55-8 Sum 70 Study of the effectiveness of an integrated, personified approach to learning with trainable mental retardates. B.Stubbs. J Music Therapy 7: 77-82 Fall 70 Use of music to reduce hyperactivity in children. T.J. Scott. Amer J Orthopsychiat 40: 677-80 J1 70 Uses of music to enhance the education of the mentally retarded. R.Cameron. Ment Retardation 8: 32-4 F 70 N NARCOTIC CARE ADAPT (Anti-Drug Abuse Program with Therapy) fits pa- tients' needs, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 32 My 1 70 Addicts in a therapeutic community. C.Tarry and R.Wilk. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 32-4 S 11 70 Architecture to help drug addicts calls for speed and in- ventiveness: Manhattan Rehabilitation Center. Archi- tect Rec 147: 160-2 Ja 70 British system of drug control. C.M.Lieberman and J.D. Blaine. Drug Dependence No.3: 12-16 Mr 70 Current comments: Lexington Clinical Research Center. H.T.Conrad. Drug Dependence No.3: 1-2 Mr 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 75 NARCOTIC CARE Demographic factors in opiate addiction among Mexican- Americans. C.D.Chambers and others. Public Health Rep 85: 523-31 Je 70 Developing and implementing a drug abuse program: are you ready for the confrontation? A.Hammerling. Hosp Manage 110: 54-5 O 70 Diagnosis and treatment of the passively addicted new- born. D.Ingall and M.Zuckerstatter. Hosp Pract 5: 101-4 Ag 70 Do alcoholism and drug addiction have a place in mental health care? W.H.Anderson. Mich Hosp 6: 4-5 Mr 70 Drug abuse: a current assessment. D.B.Louria. Amer Fam Physician/GP 1: 74-80 Je 70 Drug abuse in a young psychiatric population. M.Cohen and D.F.Klein. Amer J Orthopsychiat 40: 448-55 Ap 70 Drug abuse in physicians, (ed) J Tenn Med Ass 63: 327-8 Ap 70 Drug abuse: moral considerations. Rev.J.J.Lynch. Hosp Progress 51: 34+ Mr 70 Drug abuse program at Milwaukee county institutions: a six-month report. R.L.Wiesen and others. Wis Med J 69: 141-4 My 70 (ed p.31) Drug abuse rehabilitation program for youth: Wyoming State Mental Hospital. C.J.Katz and E.Whittenberger. Rocky Mountain Med J 67: 57-60 J1 70 Drug abusers test skill of emergency personnel. (N) J Amer Med Ass 211: 36 Ja 5 70 Drug addiction of business personnel. Office 72: 49+ D 70 Drug addicts seeking medical care seize two wards of Harlem Hospital Center,New York City. (N) Hospitals 44: 178+ Ag 16 70 Employees who use drugs: a growing problem. A.L. Malabre Jr. Supervisory Manage 15: 34-7 J1 70 Federal drug abuse program. Public Health Rep 85: 565-8 J1 70 Fifteen arrested during sit-in at New York City's Lincoln Hospital. (N) Hospitals 44: 21 D 1 70 Free heroin for addicts? D.G.Cannon. N Y Med 26: 101-2 Mr 70 Frozen,preportioned foods meet special needs of narco- tics addicts: Bernstein Institute,New York. Mod Hosp 114: 114-5 Je 70 Goodbye junkies: a general practitioner takes leave of his addicts. A.J.Hawes. Lancet 2: 258-60 Ag 1 70 Guidelines for using methadone in the outpatient treat- ment of narcotic addicts. C.B.Scrignar and W.A.Bloom. J Louisiana State Med Soc 122: 167-72 Je 70 Harlem Hospital Center to establish 100-bed drug detoxi- fication unit. (N) Hospitals 44: 33 S 1 70 He sought help. J.S.Stewart. J Florida Med Ass 57: 46-7 My 70 Health of Haight-Ashbury. D.E.Smith and others. Transaction 7: 35-45 Ap 70 Help for the drug addict. Rev.F.Harrison Jr. J Florida Med Ass 57: 47-9 My 70 Heroin addiction: a comparison of two inpatient treatment methods. M.L.LaRouche and P.T.Donlon. Mich Med 69: 751-4 S 70 Heroin: doctors must walk a legal tightrope to help kids hooked on the hardest drug. A.Berger. Med World News 11: 31+Ap 10 70 (ed p.ll) Hidden addiction. A.D.Moffett and C.D.Chambers. Soc Work 15: 54-9 J1 70 Hospital for addicts in Hessen, West Germany. (N) J Amer Med Ass 213: 1351 Ag 24 70 Hospitals and auxiliaries have a particular concern for drug addicts. Mrs.N.Millham. Volunteer Leader 11: 6 S 70 Hospitals in the Canadian drug scene. L.P.Solursh. Can Hosp 47: 56-7 Ag 70 Hospitals responsible for alcohol and drug addicts, (ed) Can Hosp 47: 5-6 F 70 Hospitals take on drug scene—St.Catharines' Hotel Dieu. L.Sicinski. Cath Hosp (Can) 1: 6 N 70 Hospitals take on drug scene—Scarborough General Hos- pital. D.Charter. Cath Hosp (Can) 1: 7-8 N 70 How many of your personnel are captives of drugs? E. Lewis Jr. Hosp Manage 110: 30+ O 70 How Scarborough General Hospital handles drug abuse victims. D.Charter. Can Hosp 47: 42-6 S 70 Investigational use of methadone for addicts. W.E. Hassan Jr. Drug Top 114: 25 Ag 31 70 MAD—Mothers Against Drugs-demand more hospital beds for New York City's adolescent drug addicts. (N) Hospi- tals 44: 113 Ap 16 70 Maintaining the methadone patient. Sr.R.McDermott. Nursing Outlook 18: 22-6 D 70 Management of the narcotic-addicted surgical patient: concepts of medical and surgical care. T.E.Splaver and A.C.Williams. J Oral Surg 28: 346-52 My 70 Methadone and heroin addiction: rehabilitation without a "cure." J.Walsh. Science 168: 684-6 My 8 70 Methadone helps heroin addicts lead more normal lives. J Amer Med Ass 214: 1977+ D 14 70 Methadone maintenance: evolution of a day program at the Connecticut Mental Health Center. C.J.Kromberg and J.B.Proctor. Amer J Nursing 70: 2575-7 D 70 Methadone maintenance in heroin addiction: the program at Beth Israel Medical Center. B.A.Pearson. Amer J Nursing 70: 2571-4 D 70 Methadone maintenance treatment is successful for heroin addicts. R.E.Trussell and H.Gollance. Hosp Manage 110: 56-62 O 70 Methadone maintenance treatment program. H.Gollance. Maryland State Med J 19: 74-7 N 70 Methadone maintenance treatment program. P.R.Torrens. Hospitals 44: 76-81 D 1 70 Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Act: a change in the federal response to the treatment of narcotic addiction. C.B. Scrignar and others. Southern Med J 63: 109-12 Ja 70 Narcotic detoxification & rehabilitation service: Brook- lyn-Cumberland Medical Center. F.D.Alley and C. Simons. Hosp Manage 110: 64-7 O 70 Narcotics addiction: conference for professionals,non- professionals,and community. S.Jonas. N Y State J Med 70: 799-802 Mr 15 70 New British system: would it work here? J.Carlova. Med Econ 47: 120+ Ap 20 70 New help for Detroit drug addicts. B. Rock wood. Mich Hosp 6: 6-7 My 70 New treatment for addicts,new control problem for phar- macist. G.C.Bowles Jr. Mod Hosp 114: 126 Ap 70 New York hospital to expand drug treatment program: St. Luke's Hospital Center. (N) Hospitals 44: 144 O 1 70 New York hospitals urged to help fight drug abuse. (N) Hospitals 44: 118 N 16 70 New York State is ready to do battle: rehabilitating drug addicts. N .A.Rockefeller. Hosp Manage 110: 48+ O 70 Newark, narcotics , and the medical school. E. A. Wolf son. J Med Soc N J 67: 207-10 My 70 Nursing in a narcotic-detoxification unit. E.H.Russaw. Amer J Nursing 70: 1720-3 Ag 70 On the edge of a cliff. M.C.Ricks. Can Nurse 66: 40-4 D 70 One year's experience in a drug-dependence clinic. R. Gardner and P.H.Connell. Lancet 2: 455-8 Ag 29 70 Participation of the nursing service department in pro- grams related to drug habituation. Pract Approaches Nursing Serv Admin 9: 1-4 Fall 70 Pharmacist's role in drug abuse control. E.A.Carabillo Jr. Hosp Progress 51: 30-1 Mr 70 Pharmacy service in an addiction research center. C.J. Hartleib. Amer J Hosp Pharm 27: 384-9 My 70 Physicians face narcotics abuse problem. Amer Med News 13: 8-10 D 21 70 Physicians' use of mood-altering drugs: a 20-year follow- up report. G.E.Vaillant and others. New Engl J Med 282: 365-70 F 12 70 (ed p.392-3) Pioneering free clinic confronts 'new wave' of heroin epidemic: Haight-Ashbury,San Francisco. Amer Med News 13: 10-11 D 21 70 Place of treatment professions in society's response to chemical abuse. G.Edwards. Brit Med J 2: 195-9 Ap 25 70 Professional approach to alcoholism and drug dependence. M.S.Dewdney. Hosp Health Care (Australia) 1: 7+ My- Je 70 Project DARE: problems of drug abuse. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 52-3 S 70 Promise of drug detoxification unit and rehabilitation pro- gram ends sit-in at New York City hospital. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 53 F 1 70 Prospect: a hospital with soul. Med World News 11: 30A F 20 70 Readmission rates at Lexington Hospital for 43,215 nar- cotic drug addicts. J.C.Ball and others. Public Health Rep 85: 610-6 J1 70 Rehabilitation and civil commitment of addicts. L.H. Lentchner. J Rehabil 36: 28-9 N-D 70 Role of occupational therapy in heroin detoxification. F. Amer J Occup Therapy 24: 340-2 Jl-Ag 70 Role of the nurse with the drug abuser and addict. G. Childress. J Psychiat Nursing Ment Health Serv 8: 21+ Mr-Ap 70 Sufficient knowledge of drug abuse needed to deal with problems of hospital employees; there must be a hospi- tal plan. A.J.Vestal. Hosp Top 48: 43-4 D 70 Survey of addicts prescribed heroin at London clinics. G. and A.C.Ogborne. Lancet 1: 1163-6 My 30 70 Synanon—its concepts and methods. K.J.Deissler. Drug Dependence No.5: 28-35 O 70 Treating heroin addiction at Simmons House. G.M. Greaves and K.Ryz. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 49-50 Ja 8 70 Treatment of the opiate addict in Maryland: does the general hospital have a role? J.I.Berman. Maryland State Med J 19: 65-7 N 70 Tucson hospitals refuse to report drug abusers. (N) Hos- pitals 44: 180 Ag 16 70 Twin target—drugs and drink. Med World News 11: 32D D 11 70 When dope fiends treat each other. A.J.Vogl. Med Econ 47: 79+ Ap 20 70 Will we ever cure them? M.S.Lewsley. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 41-3 Mr 13 70 (Narcotic control. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs— Barbiturates and narcotics) (Natality statistics. See: Improvement of patient care— Maternal and infant—Statistics; Statistics—Vital— Natality) NATIONAL ACADEMY OF MEDICINE Ivory tower of medicine: is 'no' anal? Med World News 11: 13-14 Ja 2 70 (ed p.9) NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES Medicine institute to begin by end of October. US Med 6: 3 O 1 70 NaUonal Academy of Sciences creates medical institute. (N) Science 169: 842 Ag 28 70 Toward a stronger voice for MDs. Med World News 11: 38J Je 19 70 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH Primary prevention: a challenge to mental health associa tions. M.VanAntwerp. Ment Hyg 54: 453-6 J1 70 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR MUSIC THERAPY Constitution and bylaws of the National Association for Music Therapy,Inc. Revised,1969. J Music Therapy 7: 59-67 Sum 70 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PRACTICAL NURSE EDUCA- TION AND SERVICE NAPNES urges members to reject American Nurses' Asso- ciation courtship. (N) Hospitals 44: 123 My 16 70 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HOSPITAL PURCHASING MANAGEMENT Professional purchasing through shared information. M.J. Enright. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 11-12 Ag 70 (National Clinical Center, Bethesda,Md. See: National Institutes of Health) NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR THE STUDY OF NURSING AND NURSING EDUCATION "Flexner Report" for professional nursing? R.de Tomyay. Calif Med 113: 81-5 S 70 (ed p.69) National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nurs- ing Education: summary report and recommendations. Amer J Nursing 70: 279-94 F 70 (ed p.267) National Commission starts implementation phase. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2060+ O 70 NATIONAL COUNCIL OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES Keith Hutson replaced as president of National Council of Health Care Services; Small Business Administration transactions questioned. (N) Mod Nursing Home 25: 64 J1 70 New nursing home organization formed: National Council of Health Care Services. (N) Geriatrics 25: 39+ F 70 NATIONAL EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION Report on NEHA education. W.W.Underwood. Executive Housekeeper 17: 68-70 J1 70; 48-9 Ag 70 NATIONAL FEDERATION OF LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES Licensed practical/vocational nurses should be paid for the job—not the title: NFLPN resolution, (ed) Bedside Nurse 3: 13 F 70 76 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION NATIONAL GERIATRICS SOCIETY National Geriatrics Society shifts emphasis.. .to become the center of a 'galaxy' of specialized groups concerned with patient care. L.M.Rodman. Geriat Inst 17: 6+ Ja-F 70 NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE (BRITISH) (See also: Health programs,Foreign) Ailing NHS may go 'private.' Amer Med News 13: 1+ My 4 70 Better deal for the mentally handicapped: first steps in the East Birmingham Group. J.Elliott. Hospital (London) 66: 84-8 Mr 70; 225-8 J1 70; 336-40 O 70 Blueprint for the new health service. M.A.Rumming. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 812 My 1 70 Bringing hospital administrators into the civil service? (ed) Hospital (London) 66: 147-8 My 70 Britain's National Health Service: a 22-year experiment? (PM) R.J.Jackman. Minn Med 53: 937+ S 70 British MDs take off the gloves. Med World News 11: 18- 19 J1 17 70 British medicine...socialism in crisis. A.F.Gonzalez Jr. Physicians Manage 10: 92-0+ Ap 70; 51-P+ N 70 British National Health Service. N.Thomas. Conn Med 34: 60-1 Ja 70; 128+ F 70; 198+ Mr 70; 291-2 Ap 70; 365- 6 My 70; 444-5 Je 70 British National Health Service.. .after 20 years. P.B. Anthony. Mich Hosp 6: 2+ Ja 70 Challenge of private nursing. B.M.Gibbs. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 15-16 F 20 70 Community care services for the mentally retarded in Britain. A.Hutchison. Amer J Public Health 60: 56-63 Ja 70 Community physician's work. D.G.Gooding and others. Lancet 1: 711-4 Ap 4 70 Concerted effort in health partnership. S.Argyrou. Hospital (London) 66: 74-6 Mr 70 Correlates of frustration among British general practi- tioners. D.Mechanic. J Health Soc Behav 11: 87-104 Je 70 Cutting the cost of health care. P.Draper. Lancet 2: 601- 3 S 19 70 Democratic evolution. G.H.Weston. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1236-7 Je 26 70 District general hospitals. T.McKeown. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 57+ Ja 9 70 Doctors in revolt: the crisis in the English National Health Service. D.Mechanic and R.G.Faich. Med Care 8: 442-55 N-D 70 Doctors or politicians? (ed) Lancet 2: 1020-1 N 14 70 Effect of the "Godber" staffing structure on the anaes- thetic service. T.H.Taylor and others. Brit Med J 3: 39-42 J1 4 70 Election and the Green Paper. S.G.Hill. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1298 J1 3 70 Elephants galore. J.Lister. New Engl J Med 282: 1025-7 Ap 30 70 Emergency call service. R.J.F.H.Pinsent. Lancet 2: 604- 6 S 19 70 Fate of surgical registrars in the South-Western Region. A.G.Riddell and A.M.Elliott. Brit Med J 1: 359-60 F 7 70 Financial provisions of the Health Services and Public Health Act 1968 relating to hospitals. Hospital (London) 66: 31-3 Ja 70 Free medical care—an illu$ion! (ed) Mich Hosp 6: 16+ My 70 Friendly funds. B.R.Elias. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 252 F 6 70 From commitment to conflict: industrial relations in hos- pitals. E.K.Jerrome and P.L.Chubb. Hospital (London) 66: 40-3 F 70; 78-80 Mr 70 Functional management. C.Harrison. Hospital (London) 66: 274-7 Ag 70 Functions of the district general hospital. P.Draper. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 58-9 Ja 8 70 Future administration of the local health authority serv- ices. J.F.Warin. Roy Soc Health J 90: 189-92 Jl-Ag 70 Future administration of the National Health Service. M.Macmillan. Roy Soc Health J 90: 186+ Jl-Ag 70 Future of hospital management now that the National Health Service has come of age. Hosp Serv Financ 18: 14-15 F 70 Future structure of the National Health Service. A.D. Bonham-Carter. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 390-1 F 27 70 Green Paper accepted as first concrete plan for Health Service. R.Crossman. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 99-100 Mr-Ap 70 Green paper prognosis. I.Roberts. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 537 Mr 20 70 Green paper: the future structure of the National Health Service. J.Cullinan. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 29-32 (suppl) F 19 70 Growth and development of the American national health system. J.E.McGillicuddy. Ohio State Med J 66: 1084+ N 70 Health services financing report: a review of appendices A-Q. D.Lees. Brit Med J 4: 292-4 O 31 70 Health services research council? (ed) Lancet 1: 281-2 F 7 70 Hospital administration: an American looks at the British system. H.N.Donkin. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 237 F 6 70 Hospital Advisory Service. A.Baker. Hospital (London) 66: 269-73 Ag 70 Hospital in the community. R.W.Elliott. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1296 J1 3 70 Hospital,press,and public, (ed) Lancet 1: 182-3 Ja 24 70 How Yankee patients rate British health service. J. Carlova. Hosp Physician 6: 115+ My 70 Implementing the Hunt report. I. R. Tomlin son. Hospital (London) 66: 89-90 Mr 70 Influences on development of a health service. W.A.J. Famdale. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 660 Ap 10 70 Is hospital management all it could be? L.S.Christie. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 218-9 F 12 70 It does not pay to pay: the disadvantages of going to hospital as a private patient. A.W.Mason. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 701 My 28 70 Legislation of the rehabilitation and employment of the disabled. Rehabilitation (London) No.74: 14-19 Jl-S 70 Mass x-ray to be phased into hospital service. (N) Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 67 Ja-F 70 Maternity services: a problem of management. F.N. Garratt. Roy Soc Health J 90: 164-8 My-Je 70 Medical staffing in the National Health Service in Eng- land and Wales. Lancet 1: 944-5 My 2 70 Midwifery and the integration of the health service: Northern Ireland. N.Dugdale. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 14-17 O 30 70 Modem trends in hospital practice. W.Thomson. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 21-4 (suppl) F 5 70 NHS: the future structure? Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 95-8 Mr-Ap 70 National Health Service: a look at Britain. J.Cameron. Amer Fam Physician/GP 2: 141-4 J1 70 New regime, (ed) Hospital (London) Ag 70 No 'easy money' for the NHS. (ed) Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 290 Jl-Ag 70 Obstacles to the health service. F.Hart. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1073-4 Je 5 70 Oxford and McKinsey: Cogwheel and beyond. P.Sleight and others. Brit Med J 1: 682-4 Mr 14 70 Paying for medical care: need for debate. R.F.L.Logan and others. Lancet 2: 647-50 S 26 70 Personnel management. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1687 + Ag 28 70 Plan for Wales, (ed) Hospital (London) 66: 146-7 My 70 Planned change in regional hospital networks. J.C. Beresford and others. Hospital (London) 66: 11-14 Ja 70 Practice orientations among general medical practitioners in England and Wales. D.Mechanic. Med Care 8: 15-25 Ja-F 70 Primary medical care—report of British Medical Associa- tion planning unit. Brit Med J 2: 535-6 My 30 70 Private health insurance in West Germany and Great Britain. J.G.Simanis. Soc Secur Bull 33: 39-42 O 70 Private plans now cover 2 million in Britain. Mod Hosp 115: 79-80 Ag 70 Private practice among general practitioners in the Eng- lish National Health Service. D.Mechanic. Med Care 8: 324-32 Jl-Ag 70 (Pt 1) Psychiatry in the United Kingdom. H .P . Laughlin . Amer J Psychiat 126: 1790-4 Je 70 Recruitment of women doctors for hospital service. M. Essex-Lopresti. Lancet 2: 204-6 J1 25 70 Regional hospital boards: effective or effete? A.Barr. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1534-5 Ag 7 70 Reorganisation of the health service. G.H.Weston. Hos- pital (London) 66: 265-9 Ag 70 Reorganization of the British National Health Service. (ed) Brit J Med Educ 4: 86-8 Je 70 Report of the Royal Commission on local government in England 1966-69: possible implications for the health service. W.J.Wilson. Hosp Eng (Engl) 24: 2-5 Ja 70 Revised green paper: summary. Hospital (London) 66: 95-8 Mr 70 (ed p.69-73) Roles of medicine and social science in the future health services of Britain. R.S.Ferguson. Brit J Med Educ 4: 158-63 Je 70 Second green-paper. N.F.Coghill and J.S.Stewart. Lancet 2: 33-5 J1 4 70 Social class and the health service, (ed) Lancet 1: 986-7 My 9 70 Specialisation—what future? P.W. Briggs, Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1238-9 Je 26 70 Staffing and restructuring a public service. P.D.Ward. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1291 J1 3 70 Staffing implications of restructuring a public service. P.D.Ward. Hospital (London) 66: 278-82 Ag 70 State of the union. J.Galloway. Lancet 2: 88-90 J1 11 70 Statutory functions of community mental health social workers in the United Kingdom. R.G.Roy. Can Ment Health 18: 15-21 My-Ag 70 Structure of the National Health Service: new green- paper. Lancet 1: 349-50 F 14 70 (ed p.341-2) Study of care in Sweden and England shows: the hospital is the core of the system. A.R.Somers. Mod Hosp 115: 87-91 S 70 Subnormality in the seventies: priority in resources. J. Bavin. Lancet 1: 285-7 F 7 70 Trade union membership in the National Health Service. (ed) Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 13 Ja-F 70 Unheard voices of the surgeon. Brit Med J 1: 358-9 F 7 70 (ed p.316) United Kingdom nurses "raise the roof" over working con- ditions. (N) D.Evagorou. Amer J Nursing 70: 691-3 Ap 70 Unnecessary changes in the NHS. K.G.Perona-Wright. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 811 My 1 70 Wasted money in the National Health Service. V.J.Imrie. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1072 Je 5 70 Welsh Green Paper. D.M.Thomas. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 809 My 1 70 Who has the best health service? A comparison of 17 countries. D.S.Murray. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1936-7 O 3 70 Who says Americans abhor socialized medicine? What's right with the British health system. J.Carlova. Med Econ 47: 251+ Ja 19 70 Ye old socialized medicine, (ed) Virginia Med Mon 97: 53-4 Ja 70 NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK Florida patient proclaims Hospital Week: Gov.Claude Kirk, (picture story) Hospitals 44: 114 Ap 16 70 How are you observing National Hospital Week? Public Relat Newsletter 19: 2 Ap 70 National Hospital Week achieves public relations objec- tives. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 3-4 J1 70 National Hospital Week,May 10-17. Hosp Financ Manage 24: 3 Ap 70 National Hospital Week theme sparks year-long public relations program: your hospital cares! (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 1-2 F 70 NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH Latest wrinkle in labs: elaborate precautions protect NIH workers and cultures. Med World News 11: 30K F 20 70 NIH's Chalmers: a study in control. Med World News 11: 38-9 My 29 70 (National Intern and Resident Matching Program. See: Interns and residents—Matching programs) NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING AMA statement on role of nurse brings NLN reaction. (N) Nursing Outlook 18: 7 My 70 National League for Nursing faces the seventies, (ed) M.E.Walsh. Nursing Outlook 18: 27 Mr 70 Nursing and medical groups plan permanent liaison. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1440+ J1 70 (National Library of Medicine. See: Libraries—National Library of Medicine; Library service—Bibliographic control—MEDLARS) NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Black physicians' group takes cautious stands on abor- tion and national health insurance. (N) Hospitals 44: 99 S 16 70 Diamond jubilee convention of the National Medical Association, (ed) J Nat Med Ass 62: 461-3 N 70 Diamond jubilee of the National Medical Association. B.E.Mays. J Nat Med Ass 62: 407-10 N 70 Group approach to medical care: National Medical Asso- ciation Foundation. L.F.Swan. Nursing Outlook 18: 56- 7 Ja 70 NMA: after 75 years,where is it headed? Med World News 11: 22-4 J1 24 70 NMA to 'buy what we need.' Amer Med News 13: 1+ Ag 24 70 NMA's 75th anniversary. MD 14: 89-91 Ag 70 National Medical Association from the terrace of 75 years. (PM) W.T.Armstrong. J Nat Med Ass 62: 416-20 N 70 Selected characteristics of the members of the National Medical Association: preliminary findings. G.E. Schwarz and M .S.Lawrence. J Nat Med Ass 62: 1-7 Ja 70 77 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 75th anniversary of the National Medical Association. W.C.Bornemeier. J Nat Med Ass 62: 411-2 N 70 Through stormy waters under full sail. (PM) J.W.H111. J Nat Med Ass 62: 413-5 N 70 NATIONAL NURSING HOME WEEK National Nursing Home Week. Who needs it? We do! T.F.Damato. Nursing Homes 19: 18-19 Mr 70 NATIONAL REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION Key considerations in developing basic National Rehabili- tation Association policy on scientific rehabilitation research. A.D.Puth. J Rehabil 36: 9-15 N-D 70 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL Industrial conference grants sectional status to hospitals. Nat Safety News 101: 74 Ja 70 NATIONAL STUDENT NURSES' ASSOCIATION Breakthrough in Minnesota: helping minority group mem- bers become nurses. J.A.Yates. Amer J Nursing 70: 563- 5 Mr 70 NSNA—past,present,and future, (ed) Nursing Outlook 18: 27 Ja 70 NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS AND RESPIRATORY DISEASE ASSOCIATION NTRDA's new directions for the seventies. J.Saltman. Bull Nat Tuberc Resp Dis Ass 56: 6-9 My 70 NAVY HOSPITALS (See also: Federal hospitals; Government hospitals; Military hospitals) Disease prevention stressed by Navy. G.M.Davis. US Med 6: 33-4 Ja 15 70 Floating hospitals: U.S.naval ships provide care in Viet- nam. (picture story) Hospitals 44: 54-60 J1 16 70 Males augment Navy Nurse Corps. E.P.Irons. US Med 6: 65-7 Ja 15 70 Medical support of the Mobile Riverine Force,Vietnam. D.M.Watt. Mil Med 135: 987-90 N 70 What It's like to be a Coast Guard doctor. S.M. Weissberg. Resident Staff Physician 16: 44-51 Mr 70 (Nebulization. See: Inhalation therapy dept.—Aerosol) NECROPSIES (See also: Consent,Legal—Necropsy) Autopsies in the United States—frequency by states. (C) J.B.Arthaud. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1195 Ag 17 70 Autopsies—reverse socio-economics? N.H.Dyer and C.Hoffmann. West Virginia Med J 66: 418-21 D 70 Autopsy: a service and a teaching discipline. M.P.Neal. Southern Med J 63: 47-9 Ja 70 Autopsy rates: surgery service. W.H.Kincaid and C.L. Holtz Jr. PAS (Prof Actlv Stud) Reporter 8: 1-2 Mr 16 70 Decline of the autopsy. (C) G.E.Corrigan. New Engl J Med 282: 633 Mr 12 70 New role of the autopsy in the community hospital. A. Angrist. Bull N Y Acad Med 46: 523-31 J1 70 Retrospective study of 200 post-mortem examinations. J.W.Holler and N .P.DeMorgan. J Med Educ 45: 168- 70 Mr 70 Should your hospital have a multipurpose autopsy serv- ice? N.K.Mottet and P.Kohnen. Hosp Pract 5: 77+ Ag 70 Special technologists for autopsies. R.D.Paegle and J.V. Klavins. Pathologist 24: 297-301 S 70 Strengthening the autopsy program. D.H.Jeppson. Hosp Top 48: 31-8 My 70 Morticians' relationships Strengthening the autopsy program. D.H.Jeppson. Hosp Top 48: 31-8 My 70 (Need for beds and/or services. See: Hospital and health facilities—Need) (Negligence. See: Insurance—Liability; Liability; and the subhead Legal aspects under pertinent headings) NEGRO HOSPITALS Rehabilitation in a black ghetto hospital: Harlem Hospi- tal Center,New York City. H .L.Thornhill and others. Rehabil Rec 11: 5-9 S-O 70 (Negro medical staff,nurses,patients,personnel. See: Civil rights) (Neighborhood health centers. See: Health centers) (Nervous and mental disease hospitals. See: Psychiatric hospitals) (Newborn. See: Nurseries; Premature care) NEWS MEDIA RELATIONS Administrators and newsmen discuss attitudes and tradi- tions which hamper good communications, (symp) Amer Hosp Prof 6: 10-11 Mr 70 Aide reveals basis for Rep.Pryor's attack on home was unverified letter: Kingsport,Tenn. G.W.Downey. Mod Nursing Home 25: 23-4a S 70 Background memorandum: news story on the cost of having a baby. Dialogue No.l: 10-15 Spr 70 Community looks at the Institution as an Instrument of redemption; virtues of cooperative hospital action. D. Kreger. Mich Hosp 6: 8+ J1 70 Comprehensive press kit promotes good coverage: Dallas. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 4 O 70 Consumer views of the health care system: annual admin- istrative review. C.Cihlar. Hospitals 44: 53-5 Ap 1 70 Death at the hospital: hospital-press feud in Traverse City,Mich. Time 96: 23 D 28 70; medical superinten- dent receives two-week suspension. Amer Med News 13: 6 D 28 70 Don't hold news conference unless you have some news. F.G.Davis. Mod Hosp 114: 56 F 70 Good offense is the best defense, (ed) Mich Hosp 6: 13 J1 70 Guidelines for physicians in Maryland regarding public announcements. Maryland State Med J 19: 27-8 J1 70 Hospital-newspaper furor probed: Traverse City,Mich. (N) Amer Med News 13: 13 N 23 70 Hospital,press ,and public, (ed) Lancet 1: 182-3 Ja 24 70 Hospital '70...public relations with impact: 20-page supplement to the Chicago Tribune. Public Relat News- letter 19: 1-2 J1 70 Hospitals and publicity, (ed) Hospital (London) 66: 35-7 F 70 Invite media to cover hospital disaster drills. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 3 Ap 70 Mass Media as sources of health knowledge. Dialogue No.l: 19-20 Spr 70 Photography enhances mental health Information. J.A. Belin. Hosp Community Psychiat 21: 358-60 N 70 Planning and multimedia promotion key to successful health careers fair. Cross-Reference Careers 4: 2-4 Je 70 Power of the press: newspapers play up hospital laun- dries. Amer Laundry Dig 35: 66-8 Je 15 70 Press conference should meet needs,schedules of media. F. Davis. Mod Hosp 114: 62 Mr 70 Press problems. Hospital (London) 66: 76-7 Mr 70 Publicity creates a doctor's dilemma. H.Girsky. Public Relat J 26: 12-14 F 70 Reporters can hamper emergency services. US Med 6: 18 J1 15 70 Science writers,physicians,and the public—menage a trois. I.H.Page. Ann Intern Med 73: 641-7 O 70 Seminar strengthens hospital-media relations: Massachu- setts Eye and Ear Infirmary,Boston. (N) Public Relat Newsletter 19: 2-3 My 70 Statement on public releases in connection with mass screening surveys and research programs. Maryland State Med J 13: 28 J1 70 Telling it like It is. (ed) Hosp Admin Can 12: 6 Ag 70 Vox Fortunae: comments on Fortune magazine articles. G. Miller. Trustee 23: 19-22 My 70 You + your local editor = publicity (in ten easy steps). Mich Hosp 6: 17 Ag 70 Codes Press code lets media know what hospital can tell. V. Nyland. Mod Hosp 115: 46 D 70 (News publications. See: Public relations—News publica- tions) (Newspaper coverage. See: News media relations) (Night care for psychiatric patients. See: Psychiatric care—Day,night or part-time) (Night pharmacy service. See: Pharmacy dept.—Drugs — Dispensing—After-hours) (Night work. See: Administration—Work schedules) NOISE Noise In hospitals: Its effect on the patient. P.Haslam. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 71S-24 D 70 Noise in the laboratory, (ed) Brit Med J 3: 662 S 19 70 Ohio hospital studies noise: St.Elizabeth Hospital, Youngstown. (N) Hosp Cent Serv Newsletter 4: 2 Ap 70 (Nomenclature. See: Medical records dept.—Patient records—Indexing and nomenclature; Pharmacy dept.— Drugs—Nomenclature; Terminology and definitions) (Nonprofit hospitals. See: Voluntary hospitals) (Numbering systems. See: Medical records dept.—Patient records—Filing and numbering) (Nurse recruitment. See: Careers—Nursing; Personnel administration—Recruitment and selection (for employ- ment of nurses); Scholarships and loans—Nursing) NURSERIES (See also: Formula rooms; Improvement of patient care— Maternal and Infant; Intensive care—Special units Pediatric; Premature care; Resuscitation; Transportation of patients) Administration Care of the newborn infant. B.Comer. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 20-2 J1 10 70 Aseptic technic Bacterial colonization of newborn infants and subsequent acquisition of hospital bacteria. N.J.Ehrenkranz. J Pediat 76: 839-47 Je 70 E.coli in the nursery. (N) Med World News 11: 5 D 11 70 Epidemic boric acid poisoning simulating staphylococcal toxic epidermal necrolysis of the newborn infant: Ritter's disease. A. D. Ruben stein and D.M.Musher. J Pediat 77: 884-7 N 70 Faecal carriage of pseudomonas aeruginosa by newborn babies. E.M.Cooke and others. Lancet 2: 1045-6 N 21 70 Group A streptococcal infections in newborn nurseries. C.C.Geil and others. Pediatrics 46: 849-54 D 70 Infants thrive in germ-free setting. Med World News 11: 27 J1 3 70 "Magic carpet" for newborns. T.Pittman. Hosp Forum (Calif) 13: 11+ My 70 Nursery routines revisited. (N) MD 14: 71+ Mr 70 Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection in a neonatal nursery, possibly transmitted by a breast-milk pump. A.R.Thom and others. Lancet 1: 560-1 Mr 14 70 Respiratory syncytial virus infection of the newborn. G.A.Neligan and others. Brit Med J 3: 146-7 J1 18 70 Sterilisation of infant Incubators. A.G. Bain. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1994 O 10 70 Three-way attack on staph. Med World News 11: 22N Mr 13 70. Condensed in Hospitals 44: 88 J1 16 70 Umbilical catheters: infection warning. Med World News 11: 21-2 N 13 70 Automation TWX-computer link improves newborn care: Montreal Children's Hospital. (N) Can Hosp 47: 46 My 70 Equipment and supplies Clinical assessment of apnoea-alarm mattress for new- born infants. A.M.Blake and others. Lancet 2: 183-5 J1 25 70 Detecting deafness in infancy. Fam Health 2: 10 Ag 70 Don't throw the baby out with the crib: disposable ”ln- fanettes." (N) Mod Hosp 115: 112 Ag 70 Inexpensive phototherapy unit. R.S.Hosen. S Dak J Med 23: 7-8 Ja 70 Spring device maintains a uniform flow of blood into babies receiving transfusions. (N) Med World News 11: 5 Ja 16 70 Personnel Aides trained to become 'nursery technicians.' (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 28 Je 1 70 Records and reports At-risk register, (ed) Lancet 2: 595-6 S 19 70 Background and methodology of a study of congenital mal- formations: Iowa. S.Hay and others. Public Health Rep 85: 913-7 O 70 Hospitals supply data for chromosome registry: New York State. (N) Hospitals 44: 142 O 1 70 Nomogram for calculating caloric intake. M.Gabler and W.Oh. Amer J Nursing 70: 816-7 Ap 70 Records for newborns. (Q&A) M.E.Converse. Hospitals 44: 41 Je 16 70 78 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 NURSING EDUCATION, NONPROFESSIONAL Study of seasonal incidence of congenital malformations in the United States. D.A.Wehrung and S.Hay. Brit J Prev Soc Med 24: 24-32 F 70 Responsibilities Abandoned infants in hospitals. T. Reich eld erf er and A.J. Cary. Hosp Top 48: 81+ J1 70 At what temperature should you keep a baby? (ed) Lancet 2: 556 S 12 70 Babies "at risk" in the U.S.S.R. T.R.Cullinan. Lancet 2: 1075-6 N 21 70 Blue light and jaundice, (ed) Brit Med J 2: 5-6 Ap 4 70 Diagnosis and treatment of the passively addicted new- born. D.Ingall and M.Zuckerstatter. Hosp Pract 5: 101-4 Ag 70 Electrical hazards in the newborn nursery. V.Chemick and M.B.Raber. J Pediat 77: 143-7 J1 70 Enhancing the development of institutionalized infants. A. Lodge and others. Med Ann Dist Columbia 39: 628+ N 70 Fatal phenol poisoning from improperly laundered diapers. B. Brown. Amer J Public Health 60: 901-2 My 70 For waifs,a hospital is sometimes a home: hospital is still no place for a well child. Med World News 11: 22 My 1 70 Hazards of exchange transfusions. (N) Med World News 11: 26H Ja 16 70 New hazard for neonates on respirators? Surgical glove powder. Med World News 11: 40A Je 2 6 70 Phototherapy and the jaundiced infant. R.P . Wennberg. Northwest Med 69: 241-3 Ap 70 Phototherapy for jaundice. (C) H.Barrie. Lancet 1: 835 Ap 18 70 'Respirator lung'—a new warning sounded. (N) Med World News 11: 4 O 23 70 Retinal hazard of phototherapy. (C) D.R.Dantzker. New Engl J Med 282: 1048 Ap 30 70 Should your hospital test newborns' hearing? R.C. Reddell. Hosp Pract 5: 107-10 F 70 Statistics Incidence of congenital malformations in the regions of England and Wales. P.Stocks. Brit J Prev Soc Med 24: 67-77 My 70 (Nursery care for employees' children. See: Personnel administration—Day care for employees' children) NURSES (See also: Civil rights—Nurses; Ethics—Nursing; Licensure and regulation—Nurses; Manpower,Health; Opinion polls—Nursing; Professions—Nursing; and the specific types of nursing as Geriatric,Psychiatric,etc.) Do nurses need an independent public relations depart- ment? D.K.Richardson. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 8 Ag 21 70 Junius S.Morgan Benevolent Fund for Nurses. R.Brammall. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1054 Ag 13 70 1970 supplement to the 1969 directory of nurses with earned doctoral degrees. Nursing Res 19: 273-6 My-Je 70 Nurse/graduate in the United Kingdom: patterns of quali- fication. J.M.MacGuire and S.Sparks. Int Nursing Rev 17: 350-69 No.4 70 Nurse/population ratio in the United States. (Q&A) P.J. Elsasser. Hospitals 44: 20 Je 1 70 Economics American Nurses' Association help in economic programs reaches nurses of 15 states. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 11+ Ja 70 Nurses and collective bargaining. J.Seidman. Ind Labor Relat Rev 23: 335-51 Ap 70 Exchange Canada and Britain to exchange nursing personnel. (N) Can Nurse 66: 8+ N 70 Orientation lectures stress community-related subjects: St.Francis Hospital,Peoria ,111. (N) Public Relat News- letter 19: 2 S 70 Male Danger—male nurses! Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 19-20 My 8 70 Ex-corpsmen to be trained as registered nurses. (N) Hospitals 44: 140 Mr 16 70 Ex-GIs to receive nursing training: El Centro Junior Col- lege,Dallas. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 152 Mr 70 Graduate all-men nurse aide class: Flushing,N .Y. (N) Hosp Top 48: 19 My 70 Hospital trains Army reservists as nursing-staff aides: University of Florida's Shands Teaching Hospital and Clinics. Hosp Top 48: 36-7 Ja 70 Males augment Navy Nurse Corps. E.P.Irons. US Med 6: 65-7 Ja 15 70 Men who come into nursing. R.G.S.Brown and R.W.H. Stones. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 153-5 (suppl) O 15 70; 157-9 (suppl) O 22 70 More men in nursing: retiring policemen and firemen recruited for nurses training—City University of New York. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2:2 J1 13 70 New legislation allows Quebec to license first male nurse. (N) Can Med Ass J 102: 119 Ja 31 70 Occupational and nonoccupational interest characteristics of men nurses. J.C.Aldag. Nursing Res 19: 529-34 N-D 70 Old policemen don't fade away; they become RNs—New York City. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 136 Ag 70 Practical Charge nurse speaks. J.C.Rickert. J Pract Nursing 20: 34+ Ag 70 Employed LPN and her job. L.M.Langdon. Bedside Nurse 3: 20-3 N 70 Licensed practical nurse in the United States and Canada. I.L.Kirkham. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 32-3 S 25 70 Older,married LPN student better career longevity risk. (N) Hospitals 44: 100 S 16 70 Role of LPNs in Pennsylvania nursing homes. J.D. Yenerall. J Pract Nursing 20: 28-9 Ag 70 Satisfied licensed practical nurse: results of research into job satisfaction. G.R.Martin. Bedside Nurse 3: 28-31 My 70 State enrolled nurse. P.E. Reyn olds. J Pract Nursing 20: 31+ Mr 70 Private duty Challenge of private nursing. B.M.Gibbs. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 15-16 F 20 70 Shortage Causes and consequences of salary differentials in nurs- ing. D.E.Yett. Inquiry 7: 78-99 Mr 70 (discussion p. 100-1) Crisis in nursing, (ed) Nat Hosp (Australia) 14: 8 Je 70 Look at the personnel shortage. S.G.Feazell. Southern Hosp 38: 14+ O 70 More nurses: better nursing. M.B.Dolan. Int Nursing Rev 17: 337-45 No.4 70 j Shortage of nurses—no solution in sight. U S News World Rep 69: 37-8 N 30 70 Wastage patterns in the nursing profession in Singapore: a study of manpower utilisation. D.C.E.Chew. Int Nursing Rev 17: 291-304 No.4 70 Who will care for the patient? D.B.Yingling. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 34: 3-5 Spr 70 (Nurses' aides. See: Nursing education,Nonprofessional— Auxiliary workers; Nursing service dept.—Auxiliary workers) NURSES' FACILITIES (See also: Personnel administration—Dressing rooms) Lutheran Hospital's new school of nursing: Cleveland. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 33: 17 Ja 70 Educational Charing Cross Group of Hospitals School of Nursing open- ing. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 10-12 S 18 70 Court for nurses: Emory University,Atlanta ,Ga . (N) Architect Forum 133: 6 Jl-Ag 70 Focus on Dundee: learning to nurse at Ninewells. H. McCarrick. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 901-7 J1 16 70 Needed: new laboratories for student experience. B. Herrmann and J.Boldt. Nursing Outlook 18: 46-9 J1 70 Practice rooms are a fraud. P.T.D'Arcy. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 13 F 13 70 Sinai Hospital receives $250,000 gift for nursing school expansion. Mich Hosp 6: 33 D 70 Residential Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital buys hotel. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36H F 70 How to foster a dislike for nursing—in 35 easy lessons. D.G .Williams. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 46-7 Mr 13 70 Skidmore to have building in New York City. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1430 J1 70 (Nurses' notes. See: Medical records dept.—Patient records—Nurses' notes) (Nurses' stations. See: Nursing service dept.—Planning— Nurses' stations) (Nursing arts laboratories. See: Nurses' facilities— Educational) (Nursing audit. See: Medical records dept.—Patient records—Nurses' notes) NURSING EDUCATION (See also various types of nursing education) Education—for what? E.V.Olson. Amer J Nursing 70: 1508-10 J1 70 Educational preparation for nursing—1969. Nursing Out- look 18: 52-7 S 70 "Flexner Report" for professional nursing? R.de Tornyay. Calif Med 113: 81-5 S 70 (ed p.69) Legacy for the seventies. J.McFarlane. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 90-1 Ja 15 70; 113-4 Ja 22 70 Medicine and nursing in the 1970s: a position statement. J Amer Med Ass 213: 1881-3 S 14 70 National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nurs- ing Education: summary report and recommendations. Amer J Nursing 70: 279-94 F 70 (ed p.267) Nurse education in North America. J. V. Richard son. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1294-5 O 8 70 Southern California nurses air their gripes about nurse education licensing. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 39 My 70 Statement of the South Dakota Hospital Association on nurse shortage. S Dak J Med 23: 45 O 70 Ladder concept AMA House of Delegates reaffirms support of hospital schools of nursing and career ladder programs. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1 J1 13 70 Advanced standing diploma program for LPNs: Providence Hospital School of Nursing,Southfield,Mich. A. McMenemy. Hosp Progress 51: 77-80 S 70 Aides trained to become 'nursery technicians.1 (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 28 Je 1 70 Credit for competency. M.Kramer. Amer J Nursing 70: 793-8 Ap 70 First Illinois LPN-to-RN project to start in September. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 Ap 20 70 First rung: the challenge examinations for LPNs in asso- ciate degree programs. A.C.Boehret. Bedside Nurse 3: 19-20 S 70 Illinois hospital receives 'go-ahead' for program to up- grade LPN's. (N) Hosp Top 48: 18 Je 70 Ladder education—why not? A challenge to nursing edu- cators. J.A.McCluskey. J Pract Nursing 20: 24+ My 70 "Ladder" program planned by Northeastern,Boston,to qualify licensed practical nurses as registered nurses. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 30 Ja 70 Moving up the career ladder. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1 J1 27 70 Needed: articulation between nursing education programs and institutions of higher learning. L.C.Dustan. Nurs- ing Outlook 18: 34-7 D 70 New kind of "ladder, " all in one school: Conway,Ark. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1858 S 70 New program to aid licensed vocational nurses become RNs. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1 Ap 6 70 Northeastern University offers associate degree program for LPN's. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1434 J1 70 Nurse's aide to licensed practical nurse upgrading pro- gram. J.Engel. J Pract Nursing 20: 26-30 My 70 (ed p. 13) Pennsylvania Nurses Association starts working toward career ladder. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1647 Ag 70 Position on the position: American Nurses' Association first position paper on education for nursing, (ed) B.J. Gruendemann. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 15-16 N 70 Purdue to open B.S.program for registered nurses. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1198 Je 70 Refueling the lamp: some suggestions for the education of nurses. T.J.Eckberg. Del Med J 42: 85-6 Ap 70 This I believe about career ladders,new careers,and nursing education. M.L.Shetland. Nursing Outlook 18: 32-5 S 70 Up the vocational stairs. M.W.Aisen. Amer J Nursing 70: 2614-7 D 70 Upgrading nursing aides. C .R.Shuffield. Hospitals 44: 61-4 D 16 70 Upward mobility in nursing. M.E.Katzell. Nursing Out- look 18: 36-9 S 70 Upward mobility of licensed vocational nurses. G.L. Ogden. Junior Coll J 40: 45-7 Ap 70 Trends Changes in nursing education for the future—challenge or chagrin? D.H.Moser. J Amer Ass Nurse Anesthetists 38: 203-8 Je 70 NURSING EDUCATION, NONPROFESSIONAL (See also: Careers—Nursing; Federal aid—Health man- power; Scholarships and loans—Nursing) Geriatric technicians possibly the answer to health per- sonnel shortage. W.D.Mason. Geriat Inst 17: 6-7 Jl-Ag 70 Here's how in-service education works: Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center,Chicago. R.Foster. Mod Hosp 115: 95+ O 70 In-service education: the most promising manpower re- source is the manpower that's already there. Mod Hosp 115: 90-4 O 70 Women's Job Corps centers help meet paramedical needs. Bedside Nurse 3: 22-8 Ap 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 79 NURSING EDUCATION, NONPROFESSIONAL Auxiliary workers First geriatric technicians show their skill. F.L.Nieno. Mod Nursing Home 25: 50-2 N 70 From brooms to blood pressures: a program to retrain housekeepers and janitors to become nurses' aides and orderlies. P.A.Lang. Nursing Outlook 18: 25-7 O 70 Graduate all-men nurse aide class: Flushing,N .Y. (N) Hosp Top 48: 19 My 70 Hospital trains Army reservists as nursing-staff aides: University of Florida's Shands Teaching Hospital and Clinics. Hosp Top 48: 36-7 Ja 70 How to plan a successful training program for nurse's aides. F .L.McQuillan . Mod Nursing Home 24: 61-2 My 70 Nursing auxiliaries/assistants in a Salmon pilot scheme. M.N.Giles. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 30-1 Ag 7 70 One standard—or two? Need to upgrade the education of the orderly. A.W.Wedgery. Can Nurse 66: 27-8 My 70 Orderlies scarce in Alberta hospitals. (N) Can Hosp 47: 15 O 70 Traction workshop for orderlies. H.Elliott. Nursing Out- look 18: 47 Mr 70 Practical Comparing opinions about mental illness for hospital attendants and practical nursing students. R.N.Cassel and others. Nursing Res 19: 268-71 My-Je 70 Evaluation of practical nursing education. E.W.Treece. Bedside Nurse 3: 30-3 Ja 70 Evening program in practical nursing. E.M.Smith. J Pract Nursing 20: 31+ My 70 I never knew I could learn so much: special report on the Colorado waiver nurse program. I.Walden and L.Moser. Bedside Nurse 3: 15-20 My 70 Practical nurse training for Chicago students—a multi- media approach. M.L.Lennan. Bedside Nurse 3: 18-20 Je 70 Science education for adults and New Careers partici- pants. M.O.Smith. Adult Leadership 19: 89-90 S 70 Student Practical Nurse Association is formed in Vermont! J.Frechette and P.Houghton. J Pract Nursing 20: 31-3 O 70 What licensed practical nurses need to know about phar- macy and technics of administering drugs. A.M.Carter. Mod Nursing Home 24: 43-4 F 70 Why I should come to class prepared. R.Bradford. J Pract Nursing 20: 29-30 Ja 70 NURSING EDUCATION,POSTGRADUATE (See also: Federal aid—Health manpower; Scholarships and loans—Nursing) Among Regional Medical Programs—an enduring commit- ment. V.L.Conley and C.M.Larson. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 28-33 N-D 70 Art appreciation and the nurse. E.A.Tait. J Nursing Educ 9: 29-33 Ap 70 Built-in flexibility for the graduate nursing student. M.E. McKenna. Nursing Outlook 18: 51 S 70 California hospital sets up nurse internship. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 988 My 70 Case method at work: graduate students in nursing administration. M.M.Sheafor. Nursing Outlook 18: 40-1 S 70 Confrontation and search: a teaching-learning method- ology. A.W.Price. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 27-34 S-O 70 Continuing education for nurses. S.S.Cooper. Wis Med J 69: 21-3 (adv) N 70 Continuing education: necessity and opportunity. J.P. Lysaught. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 5-10 S-O 70 Continuing education on a shoestring: Colorado. V.S. Ward. Amer J Nursing 70: 330-1 F 70 Counseling program for nurses: continuing education. M.Peterson. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 43-6 N-D 70 Education of senior nurses in the University of Surrey. D.E.James. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 15-16 Ja 1 70 Graduate Record Examination as a predictive potential in the nursing major. R.F.Stein and E.J.Green. Nursing Res 19: 42-7 Ja-F 70 In-basket simulation exercise helps prepare nursing personnel for administrative responsibilities. Bull Hosp Educ Training (No. 13) 1-3 Ag 70 Incorporating supervised supervision in the graduate curriculum. G.D.Marram. Nursing Outlook 18: 46-7 S 70 Independent study tour. E.M.Horn. Can Nurse 66: 32-3 Ja 70 Interprofessional continuing education. A.Pascasio. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 47-50 S-O 70 (ed p.3-4) Introduction to management: study days for trained nurses. M.Cossey. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 177-8 (suppl) N 26 70 Is the ward sister a manager? M.Colledge. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 1342 J1 10 70 Joint preparation for clinical nurse specialists. A.S. Dilworth. Nursing Outlook 18: 22-5 S 70 Leadership training in the West: Western Council on Higher Education for Nurses. L.Lynch. Nursing Outlook 18: 38-9 F 70 Lengthened line: thrust—a must in nursing education. H .1 .Thurston. J Continuing Educ 1: 11-17 S-O 70 Middle management course. B.Lemin. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 79-80 (suppl) Je 4 70 Middle management for nurses. D.Gourlay. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 759 Ap 24 70 Middle management twenty years ago? M.Hulme. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 244 F 19 70 Nurse clinician—one point of view. H .M. McIntyre. Nursing Outlook 18: 26-9 S 70 Post-basic nursing education in New Zealand. E.Boyd and G.B.Salmon. Int Nursing Rev 17: 43-51 No.l 70 Proposal for educating more nurse-midwives. P.C. Leppert. Nursing Outlook 18: 42-3 S 70 Recommendations from the National Conference on Con- tinuing Education for Nurses. B.H.Gwaltney. J Con- tinuing Educ Nursing 1: 18-20 S-O 70 Some thoughts on structuring for continuing education in nursing, (ed) D.J.Hutchison. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 5-7 J1 70 Structuring for continuing education within the profes- sional association. A.A.Weldy. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 36-40 J1 70 Training of nurses in family planning. N.Loudon. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 13: 28-9 J1 24 70 Yearning for learning. S.S.Cooper. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 17-22 My 70 Graduate courses Do nursing administrators need advanced clinical prepa- ration? G.G.Peterson. Amer J Nursing 70: 297-303 F 70 New approaches to professional preparation. Sr.A.M. Reinkemeyer. Nursing Forum 9: 27-40 No.l 70 Private university contributes to community health: St. Louis University. E.A.Tait and P.M .Trussell. J Con- tinuing Educ Nursing 1: 4-10 N-D 70 Structuring for continuing education in nursing within the university. D.R.McNeil. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 8-11 J1 70 University of Western Ontario to offer new program to prepare teachers of nursing. (N) Can Nurse 66: 12+ F 70 Inservice Design for staff growth: Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center,New York City. D.A.Rehm. Amer J Nursing 70: 1930-3 S 70 Education and experience requirements for a director of in service training and for a director of orientation. (Q&A) J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 60 Ap 70 Effective communication smooths major conversion pro- gram at Vancouver General Hospital: disposable injec- tion system. L.Truitt. Can Hosp 47: 42-3 My 70 Employee competency: the goal of inservice education. M.M.Neuman. Nursing Clin N Amer 5: 341-9 Je 70 Four schools—one inservice program: Chicago. E.L. Mundt. Amer J Nursing 70: 1519-20 J1 70 Here's how in-service education works: Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center,Chicago. R.Foster. Mod Hosp 115: 95+ O 70 Inservice education: is it really "in?" D.J.Hutchison. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 33-5 My 70 In-service education: the most promising manpower re- source is the manpower that's already there. Mod Hosp 115: 90-4 O 70 In-service training and Salmon. V.R.E.Taylor. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 265-7 F 26 70 Management education: classroom instruction aids nurses in supervisory positions. M.Campbell and B.L.Barker. Hospitals 44: 100+ N 1 70 Nurse intern program at Wadley Hospital. I.Eaves and B.Miller. Tex Hosp 26: 32-4 O 70 Nurses need training in artificial respiration, (idea forum) Hospitals 44: 16 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Nursing inservice education program: policy of opera- tion. M.L.Fox. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 11-15 N-D 70 Planning effective in service program for operating room nurses and technicians. J.Miller. Hosp Top 48: 73+ N 70 Specialty training added to inservice program: Portland, Ore. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 454+ Mr 70 "Staff Day" provides paid in-service education: New York City's Misericordia Hospital. (N) RN 33: 32 F 70 Staff development for the professional in the nursing service department. M.A.Moore. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 26-32 My 70 Staff develops in-service programs to teach itself: Luther Hospital,Eau Claire, Wis. C.A.Lindeman and A.B. Van Aernam. Mod Hosp 115: 98-100 O 70 Structural approach to inservice education. J.R.Nusinoff. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 21-7 N-D 70 Structuring for an interdisciplinary onward approach to inservice education. V.S.Moran. J Continuing Educ Nursing 1: 18-31 J1 70 Structuring for continuing education within the hospital nursing service. M.H.Walton. J Continuing Educ Nurs- ing 1: 12-17 J1 70 Student to practitioner transition eased: nurse internship at University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 39 Ja 70 To have better personnel,emphasize training programs. W.R.Hoefflin Jr. Hosp Manage 110: 44-7 Ag 70 Using sensitivity training to develop teamwork with nurs- ing supervisors. U.Rueveni. Hosp Top 48: 42+ F 70 What is continuing education in nursing service? D.H. Coye. Supervisor Nurse 1: 36+ N 70 Refresher courses Come back to work: the reactivated nurse. V.Ferguson. Nursing Outlook 18: 58-9 O 70 Dial N for Nursing. S.S.Cooper and R.S.Lutze. Adult Leadership 19: 178+ D 70 No dropouts in this refresher course. E.C.Gowell and G.F.Hofmann. Amer J Nursing 70: 94-7 Ja 70 Recapped—for more and better mileage: Doctors Hospital, Tucker,Ga. M.E.Cates. Osteopath Hosp 14: 4+ J1 70 Recruiting inactive nurses. A.M.Niles. Hospitals 44: 86+ S 1 70 Study points out some ways to recruit unemployed nurses: Iowa. (N) Hosp Top 48: 20 Mr 70 NURSING EDUCATION,UNDERGRADUATE (See also: Careers—Nursing; Federal aid—Health man- power; Nurses' facilities—Educational; Outpatient dept.—Teaching function; Scholarships and loans— Nursing; and special types of nursing such as Geriatric nursing) AMA House of Delegates reaffirms support of hospital schools of nursing and career ladder programs. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1 J1 13 70 Closed-circuit television for schools of nursing. W. Hector. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 136-8 Ja 29 70 Curriculum consultants needed most by hospital schools of nursing. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 2 Ap 20 70 Diploma schools seek more students,improved curricu- lum. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 35 D 70 District of Columbia budget trouble may close nursing school. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 449 Mr 70 Experience of hospitals which have obtained state and federal funds for the construction of a new school of nursing. (Q&A) J.G.Steinle. Hosp Top 48: 60 Ap 70 Florida down to one diploma nursing school. (N) Hospitals 44: 120 Ap 16 70 Group assembles: the first day of term in a school of nursing. R.Sanger. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 35-7 Ja 30 70 Hospital education in or out? (ed) Can Hosp 47: 5 N 70 Johns Hopkins to close its diploma nursing school. (N) Hospitals 44: 135 J1 1 70 Milder,more affirmative climate prevails at year's diploma school assembly meeting. (N) Hospitals 44: 103-4 D 16 70 National League for Nursing reports large increase in RN students,programs. (N) Hospitals 44: 120-1 Ap 16 70 Nursing school graduates its final class: Belleville,Ont. (N) Hosp Admin Can 12: 19 J1 70 Student interchangeability in three-year and four-year nursing programs. A.E.Bayer and L.F.Schoenfeldt. J Human Resources 5: 71-88 Win 70 Superprofessionals ride again,or how to perpetuate a nursing shortage: three - and four-year nurses. Trans- action 7: 8-9 Je 70 Tension: the needs of service and education. P.Conder. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 274-6 F 26 70 This I believe.. .about nursing education. H.D.Neighbor. Nursing Outlook 18: 34-8 Mr 70 Accreditation Accreditation workshop emphasizes nursing educational program improvement. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) News- letter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 My 4 70 Associate degree in nursing programs accredited by the National League for Nursing—1970. Nursing Outlook 18: 55 Mr 70 Baccalaureate and masters degree programs in nursing accredited by National League for Nursing, 1970-71. Nursing Outlook 18: 60-1 Je 70 Diploma programs in nursing accredited by the National League for Nursing. Nursing Outlook 18: 52-5 Ag 70 Administration Educator-administrator: the conflict. C.R.Kinsella. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 48-51 Ag 70 Importance of planning for hospital schools stressed. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1-2 Je 1 70 Pregnant student nurse. (C) F.Cosman. Can Nurse 66: 4 Ap 70 Affiliations Pioneering the district. G.Donnelly. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 472-3 Ap 9 70 80 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 NURSING EDUCATION,UNDERGRADUATE Use of community mental health facilities by baccalau- reate programs. Sr.M . M .Kiening. Perspect Psychiat Care 8: 79-83 Mr-Ap 70 Central schools One merged,one college program in Massachusetts: Fall River Diploma School of Nursing. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1419+ J1 70 Collegiate Adaptation: a conceptual framework for nursing. Sr.C. Roy. Nursing Outlook 18: 42-5 Mr 70 Arkansas program goes to five years. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2064+ O 70 Change and stability of values in collegiate nursing stu- dents. W.T.May and R.L.Ilardi. Nursing Res 19: 359- 62 Jl-Ag 70 Deans list special functions of baccalaureate graduates. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2511 D 70 Development of a programme in nursing in the University of New Brunswick. M.G.McPhedran. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 191-8 N 70 Don't change the British nurse! S.M.Cooper. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 14 F 27 70 Indiana colleges join for B.S.program. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 710 Ap 70 Nursing and the universities: a student's view. A.J. Bashford. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1340-1 O 15 70 Nursing students share in campus peace observances. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1177 Je 70 Phillips University opens baccalaureate program: Enid, Okla. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 710 Ap 70 Role conceptions of baccalaureate nurses and success in hospital nursing. M.Kramer. Nursing Res 19: 428-39 S- O 70 Some problems of baccalaureate programs. D.W.Smith. Amer J Nursing 70: 120-3 Ja 70 This I believe about university nursing education. L.W. Hassenplug. Nursing Outlook 18: 38-40 My 70 Towards a university degree in nursing. N.Marsh and P.Morton. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1-3 (suppl) Ja 1 70; 5-8 (suppl) Ja 8 70 University of Missouri-Columbia School of Nursing. R. Potter. Missouri Med 67: 315-7 My 70 University schools of nursing in Canada. Can Nurse 66: 41-51 Ap 70 Costs Administrative profiles: range and complexity of hospital services. Hospitals 44: 32 D 16 70 Counseling Counseling students in a hospital school of nursing. D. and K.M.Ogston. Can Nurse 66: 52-3 Ap 70 Effects of cloisterization on students of nursing. C. Wilson. Amer J Nursing 70: 172 6-9 Ag 70 Examining student nurses' problems by the case method. V.Wood. Can Nurse 66: 31-3 F 70 Troubleshooter for nurses. H.McCarrick. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 47-8 Ja 8 70 Curricula Adapting instruction to individual differences. B. Mclnnes. Can Nurse 66: 43-4 Mr 70 Beliefs and values: bases for curriculum design. J. Dickoff and P.James. Nursing Res 19: 415-27 S-O 70 (ed p.387) Change for the worse? J.N.Danvers. Int Nursing Rev 17: 185-92 No.2 70 Computer-scheduled nursing labs. J.L.Green. Nursing Outlook 18: 38-41 D 70 Continuous progress curriculum in nursing. D.F.Corona. Nursing Outlook 18: 46-8 Ja 70 Effect of presets on creative problem solving. M.Kramer and others. Nursing Res 19: 303-11 Jl-Ag 70 Evaluation of the development of creative behavior in an experimental nursing program. J.T.Bailey and others. Nursing Res 19: 100-8 Mr-Ap 70 Generalizations in nursing education. M.Frerichs. J Nursing Educ 9: 35-8 Ja 70 Independent study: an experience for senior students. J.Bumbalo and S.Steele. Nursing Outlook 18: 40-3 Ja 70 Instructional technology and nursing education. R. de Tomyay. J Nursing Educ 9: 3+ Ap 70 Integrated curriculum. Sr.N.Elder and Sr.K.Smyth. Nurs- ing Outlook 18: 63-5 My 70 National League for Nursing board endorses open curricu- lum in nursing. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 443-4 Mr 70 New approaches to professional preparation. Sr.A.M. Reinkemeyer. Nursing Forum 9: 27-40 No.l 70 Nursing theory,levels of nursing,and curriculum develop- ment. Sr.M .C.Vaillot. Nursing Forum 9: 234-49 No.3 70 "Plotting" the basic curriculum. J.G.Peers. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 40-3 Ag 70 Preparing the technical nurse practitioner, (ed) G.H. DeChow. J Nursing Educ 9: 2-4 Ag 70 Preparing tomorrow's nurse practitioner. R.M.Chioni and E. Nursing Outlook 18: 50-3 O 70 RMN/SRN training in the London Hospital group. E.R. Parker. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 683-5 My 28 70 Recent proposals for developments in nursing education in England and Wales. B.N.Fawkes. Int Nursing Rev 17: 258-65 No.3 70 Reorganisation of nurse education. E.Mullane. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 36-7 Ap 17 70 Selection of content for associate degree programs. S.S. Chater. Nursing Outlook 18: 50-2 J1 70 Strategies for developing critical thinking. K.Gezi and F.Hadley. J Nursing Educ 9: 9+ Ap 70 'Systems' approach to the education and training of nurses. S.N.Marson. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 97-9 (suppl) J1 9 70 Teaching without learning? E.D.Frank. Nursing Forum 9: 130-45 No.2 70 Tomorrow's nurse practitioners: a new baccalaureate curriculum project—Madison,Wls. R.M.Chioni and C.Panicucci. Nursing Outlook 18: 32-5 F 70 Tutorial concept permits acceleration in nursing. M. Deegan. J Nursing Educ 9: 23-7 Ap 70 Human relations Helping student nurses to become involved. E.C.Gowell. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 225-33 N 70 Seminars in the School of Nursing,Fulham Hospital, 1964- 1967. Rev.J.M .Wilson. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 25-6 (suppl) F 12 70 Nutrition Programmed instruction in nutrition for collegiate nursing students. M.Y.Kiang. J Amer Diet Ass 57: 423-7 N 70 Other special subjects Associate degree nursing instruction in science: integra- tion of subject matter. B.C.Block. J Nursing Educ 9: 27-36 Ag 70 Basic students to try out space nursing: Ohio. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 7 Ja 70 Curriculum should include fertility regulation. H.E. Mizer. Nursing Outlook 18: 42-3 N 70 Place of the humanities in nursing education. C.E.Berry and Rev.E.J.Drummond. Nursing Outlook 18: 30-1 S 70 Science for the health professions. Nursing Outlook 18: 60-2 O 70 Sex education and the nurse. R.W. John son. Nursing Outlook 18: 26-9 N 70 Special Spanish course given to nursing students: Illinois Wesleyan University. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1651 Ag 70 Entrance requirements Applications and admissions form. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 165-8 (suppl) N 5 70 Can nursing live with open admissions? R.Matheney. Amer J Nursing 70: 2561-4 D 70 Clearinghouse service matches student applicants with school vacancies. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 2 J1 27 70 Educational problems of minority group nurses. L.H. Harvey. Nursing Outlook 18: 48-50 S 70 Effectiveness of three models of multivariate prediction of academic success in nursing education. S.V.Owen and J.F .Feldhusen. Nursing Res 19: 517-25 N-D 70 Enrichment Studies Program to aid inner city students. AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 2 Je 15 70 Kaiser Foundation School of Nursing initiates scholarship and remedial programs for minority groups. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1 Ag 10 70 New York offers assistance to nursing school applicants. (N) Hospitals 44: 106-7 S 1 70 Nursing students test selection instrument. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 450 Mr 70 Psychological test characteristics and performance of nursing students. R.W. John son and L.C. Leonard. Nursing Res 19: 147-50 Mr-Ap 70 Remedial program aids potential hospital schools of nurs- ing students. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 2 Je 1 70 SAINTs (Selected Adults in Nurse Training) come marching out of Queen of Angels Hospital School of Nursing. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 2 F 9 70 Uniform minimum admission standards. A.R.Kovacs. Nursing Outlook 18: 54-6 O 70 Faculty Academic courtship rites: an interview guide for neophyte teachers. M.Reres. Nursing Outlook 18: 42-3 O 70 Campus unrest reaches Boston University School of Nurs- ing. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1190+ Je 70 Confrontation in the classroom. M.C.Jones. Nursing Outlook 18: 47-9 N 70 Is nursing a backwater? E.R.D.Bendall. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 1498-9 N 19 70 Knowing the learner. E.A.Metz and C .M .McCleary. J Nursing Educ 9: 3-9 Ja 70 Learning to do team teaching. L.Cromer and others. Nursing Outlook 18: 44-5 S 70 Measure of faculty morale. K.N.Schenk. Nursing Res 19: 135-9 Mr-Ap 70 Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing receives grant to fund faculty development project: Dayton,Ohio. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 3: 1 O 19 70 Preference for a teaching or clinical nursing practice career: influence of significant others. L.E.Heidgerken. Nursing Res 19: 292-302 Jl-Ag 70 Responsibility of the university faculty in nursing. I.S. Palmer. Nursing Forum 9: 120-9 No.2 70 Salmon versus tutors. D.Hamilton. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 268-70 F 26 70 Students evaluate faculty. F.H.Mims. Nursing Outlook 18: 53-5 J1 70 Teachers—you are trespassing! D.W.Mesolella. Can Nurse 66: 21 J1 70 Tool for evaluating teachers. C.B.Butler and D.A. Geitgey. Nursing Outlook 18: 56-8 J1 70 University of Western Ontario to offer new program to prepare teachers of nursing. (N) Can Nurse 66: 12+ F 70 Use of part-time teachers benefits students and faculty. F.J.McPhail. Can Nurse 66: 36-7 J1 70 Work values and career preferences of nurses for teaching and clinical nursing practice. L.E.Heidgerken. Nursing Res 19: 219-30 My-Je 70 Observances Nursing lets you do your own thing plus. O.W.Wagner. Bull/Amer Protestant Hosp Ass 33: 20-1 Ja 70 Parent-teacher-student "Talk-back" session challenges nursing educators. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 3 Je 29 70 Records and reports Advantages and disadvantages of nongrading. E.R.Barritt and L.A.Irion. Nursing Outlook 18: 40-1 Ap 70 Applications and admissions form. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 165-8 (suppl) N 5 70 Assessing nursing performance. T.Roberts. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 14-15 J1 3 70 Evaluation: a suggested method for appraising quality. D. Moritz and D.L.Sexton. J Nursing Educ 9: 17+ Ja 70 Integrated chronic illness nursing care study. E.Lenz and E. Bauer. Nursing Outlook 18: 36-7 J1 70 Nursing standards for student assessment. W.E. Broome. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 14-15 Ag 28 70 Philosophical systems of weighting clinical performance in nursing. N.C.Araneta and C.L.Miller. Int J Nursing Stud 7: 235-41 N 70 Two-year programs Associate degree in nursing programs accredited by the National League for Nursing—1970. Nursing Outlook 18: 55 Mr 70 Associate degree nursing instruction in science: integra- tion of subject matter. B.C.Block. J Nursing Educ 9: 27-36 Ag 70 Diploma program to petition for degree-granting accredi- tation: Catherine Laboure School of Nursing,Boston. (N) AHA (Amer Hosp Ass) Newsletter Hosp Sch Nursing 2: 1 Je 29 70 Ex-corpsmen to be trained as registered nurses. (N) Hospitals 44: 140 Mr 16 70 Ex-GIs to receive nursing training: El Centro Junior Col- lege, Dallas. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 152 Mr 70 HOPE starts A.A.program for Navajo students. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 2312+ N 70 Maternal and child nursing content for the associate de- gree nursing program. E.Rubino. J Nursing Educ 9: 5+ Ag 70 Missouri Baptist Hospital program speeds nurse prepara- tion: St.Louis. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1429-30 J1 70 New commissioner favors A.A.program priority. (N) Amer J Nursing 70: 1846+ S 70 Nothing is as far away as one minute ago: associate de- gree nurses in the future. M.Montag. AORN (Ass Oper Room Nurses) J 12: 44-7 Ag 70 Preparing the technical nurse practitioner, (ed) G.H. DeChow. J Nursing Educ 9: 2-4 Ag 70 Reinforcing clinical study: associate degree program. H.S.O'Shea. Nursing Outlook 18: 58-61 J1 70 School of nursing owes its beginning to auxiliary: Fort Myers,Fla. (N) Volunteer Leader 11: 14-15 Ag 70 Selecting appropriate mental health and psychiatric nurs- ing content for associate degree nursing programs. M. Topalis. J Nursing Educ 9: 19+ Ag 70 Selecting content in medical-surgical nursing for the associate degree nursing program. I.L.Beland. J Nurs- ing Educ 9: 15-18 Ag 70 Selection of content for associate degree programs. S.S. Chater. Nursing Outlook 18: 50-2 J1 70 Ward Instruction Clinical nurse specialist: joint appointee. E.B.Campbell. Amer J Nursing 70: 543-6 Mr 70 Coordinated student learning. D.P.Hymovich. Nursing Outlook 18: 62-4 J1 70 Evaluation: a suggested method for appraising quality. D.A.Moritz and D.L.Sexton. J Nursing Educ 9: 17+ Ja 70 Guidelines for establishing a cooperative relationship between a hospital and an educational institution offering a pre-service program in nursing. Hosp Progr 51: 5 6-60 Ap 70 Job satisfaction for a clinical teacher. R.M.Taylor. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 131: 14-15 S 11 70 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 81 NURSING EDUCATION,UNDERGRADUATE Nursing home as a teaching laboratory. M .E.Nicholls. Nursing Outlook 18: 35-6 Ap 70 Nursing homes as clinical laboratories. M.L.Vogelberger. Nursing Forum 9: 176-91 No.2 70 Reinforcing clinical study: associate degree program. H.S.O'Shea. Nursing Outlook 18: 58-61 J1 70 Use of extended care facility for beginning students. F.C.Berzon. Nursing Outlook 18: 44-6 N 70 Ward teaching: what nurses think. E.Thomas and C.Pinel. Nursing Times (Engl) 66: 286-7 F 26 70 Withdrawals Attrition from nursing training: research data from the United Kingdom. J. M .Macguire. Int Nursing Rev 17: 33-42 No.l 70; 135-43 No.2 70 Attrition rates in schools of nursing. Nursing Outlook 18: 58 S 70 Personality factors in nursing school success and failure. V.Krall. Nursing Res 19: 265-8 My-Je 70 Student nurse claims political,not clinical,actions caused dismissal: Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. (N) Mod Hosp 114: 36a Je 70 Wastage patterns in the nursing profession in Singapore: a study of manpower utilisation. D.C.E.Chew. Int Nursing Rev 17: 291-304 No.4 70 (Nursing history. See: History of nursing) NURSING HOMES (See also: Accreditation—Related health facilities; Admitting and discharge—Referral systems; Chronic illness care; Chronic illness hospitals and depts.; Dietary dept.—Food service—Geriatric; Geriatric care; Geriatric hospitals and depts.; Geriatric nursing; Licen- sure and regulation—Nursing homes; Medicare; Phar- macy dept.—Administration—Nursing homes; Proprie- tary facilities; Recreation—Patients'—Geriatric; Reha- bilitation service—Geriatric; Visitors—Services— Geriatric) Causes of admission to nursing homes in Israel. J. Silberstein and others. Med Care 8: 221-33 My-Je 70 Historical evolution from almshouse to extended care facility. R.F .McArthur. Nursing Homes 19: 26-7 Ap 70; 26+ Je 70; 12-13 Ag 70 Where the disabled are welcome: holiday accommodations at Mary's Mead. M.Spinks. Nursing Mirror (Engl) 130: 44-5 F 20 70 Administration Administration and medical direction of a home for the aged. J.G.Gold. Postgrad Med 48: 183-7 J1 70 Administrators' salaries,education and job satisfaction going up, study shows. M.T.Dolson. Mod Nursing Home 24: 57+ My 70 "Alarming lack" of black administrators confirmed, (ed) Mod Nursing Home 25: 37 S 70 "Chair care" could lay "bed care" to rest: Central Park Lodge nursing home chain in Canada. H.Law. Mod Nursing Home 25: 33-4 O 70 Connecticut describes licensure,education and internship plans. J.J.Farling. Mod Nursing Home 25: 53-4 N 70 Educational programs for nursing home administrators. J.E .Kralewski. Nursing Homes 19: 18-19 N 70 Games these people play help them become better admin- istrators. L.Lazorko. Mod Nursing Home 25: 36-8 O 70 Hushed up report tells of Health,Education,and Welfare inefficiency and of new legal woes for administrators: licensure program. Mod Nursing Home 25: 41-2 Ag 70 If you're thinking of going public,be sure it isn't the hard way to go. D.L.Markstein. Mod Nursing Home 24: 30+ Ja 70 Lack of business skill threatens women administrators. R.Pecarchik and W.G.Mather. Mod Nursing Home 24: 58+ My 70 Licensure of nursing home administrators—opportunity and challenge, (ed) B.Latt. Gerontologist 10: 179 Aut 70 (Pt 1) Patriarchal,egalitarian,maternal—the best style combines all three. B.Liebowitz. Mod Nursing Home 24: 57-60 Ja 70 This nursing home puts accent on youth: Trevilla of Robbinsdale, Minn . G.W.Downey. Mod Nursing Home 24: 53-6 My 70 Wise administrator uses data profile to help chart future of nursing home. J.B.Sherman. Mod Nursing Home 24: 4+ My 70 Affiliation with hospital Affiliation agreements between hospitals and extended care facilities. B.B.Longest Jr. Nursing Homes 19: 16- 17 N 70 Proprietary homes make good partners for nonprofit hos- pitals. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 79 Je 70 Aseptic technic Is your home's cleanliness more apparent than real? F.L. McQuillan. Mod Nursing Home 25: 52+ Ag 70 Outbreak of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infection: observations in hospital and nursing home. R.D.O'Toole and others. J Amer Med Ass 213: 257-63 J1 13 70 Costs Construction costs: voluntary versus proprietary nursing homes. K.J.Naples. Nursing Homes 19: 31-3 Je 70 Industrial engineering Institutions for the aged: theory, con tent, and methods for research. M.P.Lawton. Gerontologist 10: 305-12 Win 70 (Pt 1) Legal aspects Accurate and complete medical records can help keep nursing home out of court. E.W.Springer. Mod Nursing Home 24: 16+ My 70 Family says: 'Let father have his pipe,' and sues home when father dies of bums. E.W.Springer. Mod Nursing Home 24: 22+ F 70 Former administrator wants patient neglect to be made felony: Houston. (N) Mod Nursing Home 25: 24a S 70 Guilty or innocent, "spilled milk" negligence suit gives home something to cry over. E.W.Springer. Mod Nurs- ing Home 25: 14+ Ag 70 Hospital negligence case may have impact on nursing homes: Darling case. E.W.Springer. Mod Nursing Home 24: 24+ Ja 70 Jury must determine the extent of nursing home's duty to protect patients from injury. E.W.Springer. Mod Nurs- ing Home 25: 12+ S 70 Negligence action could result if home's communications system is inadequate. E. W.Springer. Mod Nursing Home 25 14+ O 70 Pharmacy discounts: Illegal? Unethical? Dishonest? M.O.Moehle. Mod Nursing Home 24: 12 Je 70 Medical staff Administration and medical direction of a home for the aged. J.G.Gold. Postgrad Med 48: 183-7 J1 70 Psychiatric consultation: a strategic service to nursing home staffs. H.L.Goldberg and others. Gerontologist 10: 221-4 Aut 70 (Pt 1) To get a good staff,find a dedicated medical director. R.T.Benack. Mod Nursing Home 25: 4+ Ag 70 Personnel Charge nurse speaks. J.C.Rickert. J Pract Nursing 20: 34+ Ag 70 Employees form a "silent majority." T.F.Damato. Nursing Homes 19: 38 Ja 70 First geriatric technicians show their skill. F.L.Nieno. Mod Nursing Home 25: 50-2 N 70 Florida nursing homes feel impact of union organization drives. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 22-22a Ja 70 Food service supervisors in nursing homes. M.M.Lane. Nursing Homes 19: 26-7 S 70 Role of LPNs in Pennsylvania nursing homes. J.D. Yenerall. J Pract Nursing 20: 28-9 Ag 70 Social workers and the long-term care facility: a social service sampler. J.Johnson and others. Nursing Homes 19: 16+ Ag 70 Union wins election at one home,strikes another: Pitts- burgh. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 22d Ja 70 Planning Attic Angel Nursing Home combines elegance with effi- ciency: Madison,Wis. Mod Nursing Home 24: 55-7 Mr 70 Design problems are common and varied,homes report. Mod Nursing Home 25: 4+ N 70 High-rise home has high level of activity: Mary Manning Walsh Nursing Home,New York City. W.I.Golub. Mod Nursing Home 24: 53-5 Je 70 Marianjoy emphasizes individual care with design, therapy and meal and rate plans: Wheaton,111. Mod Nursing Home 25: 46-9 N 70 Orphanage razed to rise again as extended care facility: Wallingford (Pa.) Nursing and Convalescent Home. L. Lazorko. Mod Nursing Home 24: 43-5 Ap 70 Plan cuts travel time to add nursing time: Emerson Con- valescent Home,Watertown,Mass. Mod Nursing Home 24: 64-6 My 70 Rehabilitation includes sunshine therapy: Cathedral Health Center,Jacksonville,Fla. J.C.Lefler and C.W. Pruitt Jr. Mod Nursing Home 25: 38-40 Ag 70 Surrey County Council home for the elderly, Englefield Green. Hosp Manage (Engl) 33: 450-1 S-O 70 This man's castle is his home: home for the aged, Dusseldorf-Garath,West Germany. M.W.Martin. Mod Nursing Home 24: 53-5 Ja 70 Procedures Manuals Patient care manual describes duties of pharmacy consul- tant and nursing service personnel. Mod Nursing Home 25: 10-11 J1 70 Policy manual tells employes what to do—procedure manual explains how to do it. F.L.McQuillan. Mod Nursing Home 25: 72+ N 70 Records and reports Case study: a technique to improve patient care. H. Mandel. Nursing Homes 19: 22-4 Ja 70 Responsibilities Affection for nursing home patients may conceal hostility. (N) Mod Hosp 115: 46+ N 70 Care of the aged. N.Solomon and M.Tayback. Maryland State Med J 19: 105-6 N 70 Chaplains and long-term care: scope of potential serv- ices. M.Mltchel. Hospitals 44: 36-9 Ag 1 70 (Pt 1) Chronic patients need more doctors' time. V.McIver. Mod Nursing Home 25: 31-2 O 70 Community action and self-help: tools for purposeful living. L.S.Romney. Nursing Homes 19: 32-5 Mr 70 Extended care: a new era. J.F.Walker. Nursing Homes 19: 21-2 N 70 Flexible approach to maintenance purchasing in a nursing home, (interview) G.Kinsey. Health Inst Purchasing 1: 40-2 D 70 Gap between homes for the aged and nursing homes. B.B. Moss. Geriat Inst 17: 13+ Ja-F 70 Let's expand and improve our nursing homes. R.T.Potter. Hosp Admin Can 12: 28+0 70 Medical review and nursing evaluation of state patients in nursing care facilities and homes for aged. H.A. Ziel Jr. Mich Med 69: 229-30 Mr 70 Medical services for the aged in rural areas. J.O. Balswick and others. Nursing Homes 19: 15-17 D 70 Nursing home officials criticized in salmonella deaths: Baltimore. (N) Hospitals 44: 37 O 1 70 Nursing homes: relationship between the family and the patient. Hospitals 44: 90 My 1 70 Patients in nursing homes: multidisciplinary characteris- tics and outcomes. L.Gurel and others. J Amer Med Ass 213: 73-7 J1 6 70 Salmonella investigations disclose need for stronger epidemic prevention procedures: Baltimore. Mod Nurs- ing Home 25: 23-4 O 70 To relieve depression,redirect hostility. A.H.Lazarus. Mod Nursing Home 25: 44-5 N 70 Truth about our nursing homes. (C) J.N.Heller. Nursing Homes 19: 41 Mr 70 What wives say about nursing homes. S.Greenwald and M.W.Linn. J Amer Geriat Soc 18: 166-71 F 70 Standards Aide reveals basis for Rep.Pryor's attack on home was unverified letter: King sport, Tenn. G.W. Downey. Mod Nursing Home 25: 23-4a S 70 Complaints controversy spur Houston to order nursing home investigation. (N) Mod Nursing Home 25: 52 O 70 Guess what? Pryor features critics. Mod Nursing Home 25: 42-3 N 70 (ed p.41) Moss urges tighter fire safety regulations for nursing homes. Mod Nursing Home 24: 51+ Mr 70 Nader v.nursing homes. Time 96: 48 D 28 70 Nursing home scandal, (ed) D.N.Goldstein. Wis Med J 69: 18-19 (adv) J1 70 Setting standards of care. D.J.Perkins. Nursing Homes 19: 22+ Mr 70 Standards for nursing homes and licensure of nursing home administrators. E.M.Jarvis. J Kentucky Med Ass 68: 10 Ja 70 Troubles ahead for nursing homes. US News World Rep 69: 37-8 J1 20 70 Statistics Federal Housing Administration survey reveals occupancy, cost,charge data. (N) Nursing Homes 19: 12-13 Je 70 Nursing home resources and rural and urban needs: Georgia. I.E.Robinson and others. J Health Soc Behav 11: 146-51 Je 70 Patient costs charges, vacancy ratios up, survey of 400 Federal Housing Administration nursing homes shows. (N) Mod Nursing Home 24: 64 Ap 70 Rapid growth reported in nursing home industry. (N) Hospitals 44: 141 Mr 16 70 Trends Changing perspectives and cross currents in nursing home care,1968-1969. M.B.Miller. J Amer Geriat Soc 18:124-41 F 70 Future trends in nursing home administration. J.E. Kralewski. Nursing Homes 19: 23+ O 70 U.S. California Group of black doctors plans to build 165 bed nursing home in Watts. (N) Mod Nursing Home 25: 82 S 70 Florida Rehabilitation includes sunshine therapy: Cathedral Health Center,Jacksonville,Fla. J.C.Lefler and C.W. Pruitt Jr. Mod Nursing Home 25: 38-40 Ag 70 Illinois Black family struggles to aid sick and poor: Johnson Rehabilitation Nursing Home,Chicago. G.W.Downey. Mod Nursing Home 25: 38-42 S 70 (ed p.37) Marianjoy emphasizes individual care with design, therapy and meal and rate plans: Wheaton,111. Mod Nursing Home 25: 46-9 N 70 Massachusetts Plan cuts travel time to add nursing time: Emerson Con- valescent Home,Watertown,Mass. Mod Nursing Home 24: 64-6 My 70 Minnesota Place where "we" means Shady Lane: Shady Lane Nursing Home,Wadena,Minn. E.Pearson. Nursing Homes 19: 18- 19 Mr 70 This nursing home puts accent on youth: Trevilla of Robbinsdale,Minn. G.W.Downey. Mod Nursing Home 24: 53-6 My 70 82 Hospital Literature Index, Vol. 26, No. 4, 1970 NURSING SERVICE DEPT. New York High-rise home has high level of activity: Mary Manning Walsh Nursing Home/New York City. W.I.Golub. Mod Nursing Home 24: 53-5 Je 70 Pennsylvania Orphanage razed to rise again as extended care facility: Wallingford (Pa.) Nursing and Convalescent Home. L. Lazorko. Mod Nursing Home 24: 43-5 Ap 70 Wisconsin Attic Angel Nursing Home combines elegance with effi- ciency: Madison, Wis. Mod Nursing Home 24: 55-7 Mr 70 Volunteer service Boy Scout works with the elderly. R.W.Behling. Nursing Homes 19: 18-19 D 70 ".. .to help other people": Girl Scout programs in nursing homes, (picture story) Nursing Homes 19: 44 S 70 Volunteers in convalescent homes. Brit Hosp J Soc Serv Rev 80: 976 My 22 70 Volunteers in health and extended facilities: their role and function in the nursing home. W.J.Turner. Bedside Nurse 3: 24+ N 70 (Nursing libraries. See: Libraries—Nursing; Library serv- ice) (Nursing research. See; Research—Nursing) (Nursing schools. See; Nursing education (all types) NURSING SERVICE DEPT. (See also: Bath facilities and commodes; Beds and accessories; Central service dept.; Consultants—Nurs- ing; Disposable goods; Equipment—Clinical; Gloves; Home care—Nursing service; Intensive care; Intrave- nous therapy; Masks,Face; Medical records dept.— Patient records—Nurses' notes; Minimal care; Para- medical personnel—Physicians' assistants; Patient relations; Personnel administration—Orientation; Per- sonnel administration—Policies—Nursing; Pharmacy dept.—Drugs—Dispensing; Pharmacy dept.—Drugs— Floor stock; Progressive care; Recovery rooms; Syringes and needles; Thermometers,Clinical; Uniforms) Nursing service: annual administrative review. R.M. Martin. Hospitals 44: 125+ Ap 1 70 Administration Administrative records in the department of nursing. Pract Approaches Nursing Serv Admin 9: 1-4 Win 69 Administrator and director of nursing can co-operate—if they communicate. G.Glover and A.Germaine. Hosp Admin Can 12: 76+ Ap 70 Approach to organization of nursing services. Pract Approaches Nursing Serv Admin 9: 1-4 Spr 70 Assistant administrator for nursing service: change of title reflects wider range of responsibility. (Q&A) M.B. Ause. Hospitals 4