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I a.m Chris .!:3lackve 11 I wn here to tell you the story of the progress record of the us .. eopathic .ospita.l of .f.aine . suburbs.

.1.

am a resident of

ortland and have a small house in the

-"-Y job is th t of boss machinist.

I live where Longfellow

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born

ani wrere he worked, and where he lived .

Here is pl.rt of rur fishing fleet.

~he

fishing fleet which supplies fish to

much of the country .

One upon a time the port of

ortland was one of the greatest .

Eowever , now

shipping here is less , principally pulp for our p:tper mills and soroo china clay . his is where I live .

It ' s in a suburb, and here a.re some of my noie;hbors.

Portland schools a.re being modernized as quickly as possible .

This is vvhere

rr:y li t"tle girl will eventually go to high school.

Here is where she

lays > ith other children of the same neighborhood.

pla.yerounds are e;ood, it 1

Portland's

Parks and Park Department are excellent, as fa.r as

. th~ country is cone er ned . uch of our time in the late afternoons is spent in taking care of our lawns and kee ing thiues ship-shape arou.:1d the house .

Here is a typical example of the neighborly spirit, the borrowing back and forth of the tools of husba.nary .

I know tha.t my interests and the interests of all of the borrrnunity are being well teken care of in the Osteopathic • ospital by it's Board members .

B:ere's

. alter Leach, for Il'.any years a b ker in this comnunity, a me::riber of the all lay board of the

steop2thic Hospital .

And her-a is another one of the lay board members, one of my neighbors, •r Lunsaen of Fal outh, who is • marine And

r

illiar., French, of

insura~ce

lin

broker .

ood,s'fords, who runs the Ben Franklin Store there. OQlle

of the re resentative business men of the conununity .

This is our Osteo athic Hospital, a cor.T!lunity enterprise, ad ... inistered by a group of men

d0dica~ed

to public service.

This Boara of Trustees has con-

trol of policy in the Hospital.

One of the advisors to the Boar

of Trustees, elected by the Staff, is in a

position to give the Board advice on professional ua tters.

The administra-

tor actively administers the _liciesas layed down by the Board of Trustees.

One aay the :i.rc.portance of our comn,unity Osteopathic Hospital was forcibly brought houle to me when I he..

to c 11 rrry fand.ly physician for Mary, my wife,

who suadenly became ill in the morning. yself ana

Iil:f

There were moments of anxjety for

little girl when we realized that

was then we realize

the L

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ummy 11 was quite sick.

It

ortance of the availability of a bed in a hos-

pital, which is so engrossingly important to us at this n oment. ithin a few minutes, by efficient ambulance service,

ary was on her way to

the hospital.

It was a ·welcome s · ht to see this place where help might be expc;ctcd co .in., in view, and the nurses and Interns ready to receive

ary at the door

ave an

added sense of security • •ithin a very few minutes, set in motion to

C1

ary was in her roo:t:l and the ru:.chinery hrd been

o something for her •

• o:nptlyafter edmissio':l, the Intern on service, was in the room covered that ·ary needed more blood to successfull.

no soon 01e dis-

carry her throu h her ill-

ness. lhe 8u ~rintendent's office capably handled illY preble s, on prese tation of my Jlue Cross card, my insurau:e c ra. oon the necessary laboratory tests were under wa up-to-uate e~ui

in

labor tor · with

ent. I was thankful that all these faciliti s ~er

av il ble.

-rays ;.er

necessary and the facilities of a moaern

reaay ano. waiting to do the necessary ter.ts for a.

-ra;y ce e.rtrent were

roper diagnosis in rrry

vd.fe 1 s case. ~t

is astonish ir~t, to s0e the

yesrs, as the

jm

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·ovemen ... in

ey_uiflllent in the past few

-r8::f e<iuipnent here is t'-ll electronicall

the aia of quick-dryinr; fil

-ray aspects of the case, so re .Jight kno

tion t re tmen

ith

methods, soon the films were on th, desk of the

a.diolo"'ist, who was in a position then to consult with

e s to the

controlled.

f'a.milJ physician

be"tter in -w•hich direc-

ti ht lie.

he exact -cr out lo

;f- s

found •

ec usc of a hjstory of rheu.~a.ti

hi:s:ti:iqn~~

studies were aone and a. electroccrdio ·ran-,

fever in

ary' s

ast, heart

soon available for stuay in

\Ta.S

correlation 'l:i th the other as ect s of the case - X-r y, 1 bora. tory findings, consultaticn, and the help of the Department of

ne sthesia. in deciding the

best a.nethesia. for the purpose.

On the day that

ary was aa.mitteu to the Hospital, a clinical conference was

going on end her case was brour;ht u

"be ore the Intern and Resiaent ..,taff and

several other members of the consulting Staff for stuay ana review.

1 know

now how much the combined :r.1inds active in my wife 1 s case, co:rtributed to her evcntual,successful outcoffie and I ~J sure that the Interns and Resiacnts have learned Go that the;y

ey better care for the

eo le wno co :e under their

direction \"hC"1 they are finnlly finished with their training.

Tr,e interns took a

rcat interest in

art ana

suspect, from what I have heard,

that they take an interest in everyone who is adDitted under their servic • ry rras soon on her ~ay to the o e · tin,e roo .• ;here the physician anesthetist ho c.:oes

11 cf the

nesthesia v;cre waiting to administer to ecu:inister the pro-

er anesthetic for the

rocedure necessary.

the ane$thetic of choice, ana the eur ic 1

pinal anesthesia. vas selected as rocedure co . enced.

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!!ere • t.aiu the

tea~

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the ?h, sicia.n-A esthetist t.rrl his assistants and the

surgic( l tea"ll, both nurses and .chysicians, con-cributec. "tre enc..ously to the successful outcome of the

surgica~

roc~

ure.

y fa:T.'ly ph •sician went to the operating roon to observe the sur ery so thet he mi ht better care for I

w~s

waitir.:

.y

f~ily

in 'he future.

downstairs .or the completion of the sur ery.

cian crune to me soon ·with the news th tall was

1Cll.

This was certainly

a hal'.t'Y aml relieved moment for me as I set down b sides

pleasant surroundi

s of the

~ere

consideration of

or ... Ja.1d .

ary showed evidence of the careful a

epa.rtr.lent .

I found. thu.t here the co.d'eo can ' t be baa

because no human e uation is allowea in the coffee " oe automat icall:"Y by an au tome. tic coff eaepar~nt

o home .

a r y was out walking in the hospital and just about

bile she was on her tour, she went around to the obstetri-

e _artr.1en t , where one of the nurses

equipment for the pl.

he result of the ·ork of

is a tray lie this , which , on occasion, I had br u ht

It see, ea no ti .e before

she was

ker .

..he cof f e is all

king .

ight eat witr.. my wife mile c.e w s convalesci g .

to me so tr.at I

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inaividua.l

iet t;iveu to the patient through the work of an efficient an

well-e':!.ui • d dietary

ready to

he

soon cornin.; from the kini nei hbor s •

..... verJI tray which was sent to

the dietary

ary 's bea, in

.odern, new unit, with the big picture windows

ana a view ou .. over the city of lm1ers

y f emily physi-

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e onstr te the r. ew

st modern care of the obstetrical p tient .

Like

11 wo nn

·ticule.rly interested in the tiny babies. so it didn't take her l ong

to find the nursery mere the new specimens of American boyhoo

and

irlhood

.ere layin~;; in their inaividual cribs in a l y ionic. ultra - violet controlled I~ ~ r.~

a

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roble

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o were born in this hoG pit 1,

c re of four ti y b bies

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n her tour she walked by the Peaiatrics ward where she foun mens of -unerican Chilahoor happily convalescing fro. ""he leather v: s fine outside, so

tv10 small speci-

tonsillecto..1ies.

a.ry went out on the bt-lconies, which o.rc

so pleasant durin"" the conv lescent period, not only for the view and fresh air, but t'lso for the soci lizir:g among the patients, which contributes so much to their morale. ty to say

11

As she raoved along the balcony, she ha

an opportuni-

•e 11 o 11 to so:1e of her friends who :mp cned to be in the hospital

also • ..~.t

seemed as i.I • ary had been at the

ospit 1 a very short ti!ne when we were

given the c;ood news tr.a.t sLe was to co e ho .. e.

:.the little girl and I were

happier to see her the.n we could show and I was certainly thankful to have our little family reunitea. s we drove out of the dri vewa.y • we gave a little

ray er of thankfulness

for the existence of the Osteo athic Hospital.

As I found

out afterwards, others are not as fortunate as I because it just

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ary was successful in gettir...g a bed.

available and too often the

Beds are not always

uperintendent and her assistants are forced to

turn down requests for beds because of lack of space.

I found th t the Board of

~rusteos

of the "'ospital is

this and making plans for further expansion. are ready to go ahead with the building mind

oilr so. ething about

i th minor chane;e s, the plans

progra~,

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April 1955

SCEl"ES 2-8 inclusive

1

"PROGR.I!.iSS

RECORD"

?~h v•-1"4\J.«-

This is a report. land.

of

a

1 V\H

part of this community.

Scenes of busy commercial activity, lt=.. h~v-t.

of interests.

and occupations here.

This i s the story,

of and it's

\'(4;-f t-\o'.~

pictorially •

Yl --- ~ reater Port-

'i

indicate the diversity

--

of the community's Ost eopa. thic

ry~;.i ~'~- "

Hospital,

employees •

place in your life and the lives of your neighand friends.

It is called "Progress Record" • ment,

as it is a Record of Achieve-

of the first steps in the development of an institution dedi-

cated to the tender, loving care of suffering mankind. race,

color 1

creed,

or condition.

regard~

ss of

SC1NES 9-19 inclusive

No 2

(Pause Slightly)

S io ~ /1

The administration,

of the Osteopathic Hospital of

that the average citizen of this area, mic bracket,

and

that~

r~aine,

is in the middle-class econo-

responsibility is to provide the

-

recognizes)

---

professional care at the lowest possible rate to the patient,

--

maximum~

con-

sistent with financial survival of the Hospital.

For it's young citizens,

to

~hom

many of whom first saw the light of

we will

day~

entr~st

our futures, )

in the Osteopathic Eospital, ,

the Hospital and it's staff will take leadership in programs directed ) toward better physical development, tion,

preventive medicine,

rehabilita-

and mental health.

The Hospitel is pledged to be ever e.ware of the rapidity of medical)

advances~

and to use them, _A. r'\')

healthier,

when

proven~

toward the objective of a

()v

~ happier

life for our people.

Raising of health standards, tax burdens and sickness expense, fuller life for us all .

/

will have the effect of lowering) and i~ this way lead to a bette) C\. n

J

SCEITES 20-35 inclusive

No 3

S

(O w £ \"'

The ·ederal Courthouss is the place of business of one of the ) members of the Board of Trustees of the Osteopathic B.ospi tal of 1~aine.

-(l}i.i .-A 1tar ... <~ ,-----. - -iiS is ~of the Trustees , who holds thefuspital in trust, for thJ /

C(re. ; ....~

welfare of the community and it's citizens.

Board of TTustees# points.

Among the members of the

)

there is a wide divergence of occupations and view-

The divergence is deliberate,

as it is felt that such a bal-

__.

----..

anced Board is the best guarantee that all groups of citizens in the area will be represented.

The Osteopathic Hospital of

~aine#

tered in the strictest sense of the words, consisting entirely of lay persons.

community-owned and adminisis run by

:i I! fl• .-J

a~

No doctor is permitted,

of Trustees )

~r

the By-laws,

to be a member of this governing body.

---.... ~ ---.

A Board member is elected to a working and not to an honorary position,

---

--...

as he is obligated t~tak~n-activs-part in administering every-ispect of ) the Hospital .

The criterion for electionto thi;Board,

is the sincere de-

sire to serve the community through better health care.

(F'ade out) (~ade

in view of Eospital) - . --.

This is the Osteopathic HOspital, even more beautiful now since re-

cent landscaping.

The day t;-aay-details of administration are handled by an Administr~ appointed~~

and responsible only, to-the Boar~f~ustees.

--;:-;=f\e.v-s In :lla+ters=ef~. professional naJa:a::e-, the Board :io£::::tti:Jl'e 'We calls upon a

,/

·~edical

Advisory Committee ,

cian elected by the Staff,

conposed of the Uedical Director,

a Physi-

and a Physician appointed by the Poa.rd,

advice in the establishment of policy.

I~o

3 - contir..ued

---

~

Through the mi ttee,

:~edical

Advisory Committee,

and the Staff Executive Com-

the Board ~y~~$~hol~he-;taff accountable for proper paCII\.re

tient

for mai ntaining the high standards required

~~~ttt.

~

the

R'~pit~ ~nspection program of the American-Gsteopathic-lssociatio~~r~tSf H-c.. l -:ou.Y<."c.~

ae.~ls,

r '("O\'"路,~,~ ~

and

v

for~~

an Educational program which)

wi 11 keep the staff ~rl-l'Y up-to-date and ~ train the interns and w e II 'j Yo ".-)"d ) residents to become"practicing physicians. ~IC.arl.i 'be- thei-r

J The Board holds the power of discipline, sf~;tt

of a member

~meeting

suspension,

or renoval

his responsibilities.

_/

SCPTES 36-38 inclusive

No 4

This is the home of Chris Blackwell, daughter,

Susan.

his wife, , Alice,

and their

i~

The arrival of the family Osteopathic Physician

a welcome sight to the little family,

because Alice has been ill all ) _,/

day and Chris is worried.

---

~,

he reasons,

as most people do,

.,..--.. a great part of~nis burden is being she.red by his doctor.

acute surgical illness.

that

/

A possible

/

complicated by diabetes of long standing,

necessitates hospitalization and further study of the case.

1-Io 5

SCL-~S

39-40 inclusive

A telephone call ~o t~ospital is reassuring~ Alice there. able today.

as thereisa bed for

Beds have been hard to get, but fortunately, ~hris

said a little prayer of thankfulness,

pital and especially for thet one needed bed.

one is availfor the hos-

SCE}!ES 41-47 inclusive

No 6

(Delay slightly) The ambulance came quickly,

as ambulances

~,

and soon

~

....--. ----..

wa;_;

passing through familiar streets to the security of the hospital, the services held ready round-the-clock for the emergency need. ~

.---"\

.___

a~

Here,

---

Alice knew that the personnel were ready to man the services from the mo/ mentOf arrival.

If Chris had been less worried,

and had been able to reflect on) .---.. .....--.. ...-- ....----... the readiness at the hospital to take care of his wife's needs, he might

-

~

_/

have thought about how expensive it must be to keep all sorts of emergency equipnent,

and the trained persons to use them,

drugs and supplies,

.- ---

~

on a twenty-four hour alert.

/

It might have occurred to him that much of

this materiel may be used very seldom, it becomes out-dated, ~

~-

or perhaps not at all,

before

/

and needing replacement.

~

He might then conclude,

~many

have,

business is n~t r!!allYa busine~ all, service facility, kept ready for him, --... ---...

---,.

---.... he actually ever needs it's help at all. ~

This is the reason,

that the so-called hospital

/

but,

rather,

a comnunity ") or for his loved ones, whether

-

/

~

that the community hospital deserves and must

have the suppost of all the citizens, and not simply those been ill.

_,1

who~ ~have

No

7

SCENES 48-53 inclusive

~) ovvllY Alice was too ~sick to observe much of her surroundings in-the ~com

~ ~

. . - - . .---..

to which she was admitted.

She did notice,

.- --. .--...

immediately attended by a nurse, house

however, ---..

~

that she ~

J

wa~

.--......

and a member of the Intern Staff of

_.)

ph~1sicians.

In spite of the rising costs of the provision of hospital care.

the.)

Board of Trustees has never permitted a reduction in nursing staff, a money-saving method.

It is the policy of the Baord to maintain an

J

ideal level of nurse-patient ratio to assure individual attention, ~

as /

the equivalent of prive.te

nursin~

---

care.

-

physicians are present twenty-four hours daily. was an added comfort to her.

al-

The knowledge that house) to respond to any need,

SCE ffiS 54-55 inclusive

No 8

~en Chris presented his hospital insurance card at the office, Alice's case was already being considered. to be a in 1937 â&#x20AC;˘

~lue

Cross card,

In this

,,!.,r{41;.~e' e&#e, it

happened

anf organization which the Bospital joined

__.)

as a charter member.

It might have been a card from one of the other groups, hospitalization field, since hospite.l insurance was born.

in the

SCEJES 56-68 inclusive

!io 9

(Do:1' t talk with lab sign) Alice needed a surgical operation, addition to her diabetes,

and it was soon discovered that,

she was suffering from a severe anemia.

mation regarding both'these-conditions was soon cal laboratory,

~

forthc~ing fro~ th;-Glini~ _)

"""'-

......--.

apartment of the modern ......_ hospital.

necessary a

laboratory was called upon to type and cross-natch her blood,

""

......._

,........,

in the blood bank,

Infor-

The

)

to blood

to determine the laboratory evidence of diabetic

~

)

co~

and to measure the ability of her blood to clot.

irol,

This Department,

-f(.;~hntCfl..( he/f.

-~ abg;patoP;y 'feclnfrtlam>,

like all the others,

wes ready wJth qualified)

supervised by a certified

Patholo~ist,

to do

-and to add'""'it's findings to the clinical!"""'\record. _) it's" part.....--.quickly, ""' ......... """' ,......, ......, ,........_ It is in this Department. that the Pathologist examines all tj ssues)

rl~

renoved at surgery, Here,

also,

ings,

A

in the laboratory department are held the Tumo;'3oard meet:;

at which the Chairman of Fachology, Radiology,

gary,

discuss,

enter the Hospital, a case.

_.. _...,

to keep a constant check on accuracy of diagnosis.

and

~

recomme~d

'edicine and Sur-) ~

management of all tumor cases which may)

""""'

-

...,

~

thus assuring consideration of all aspects of sue~

'""""""

~ ...-.. called,......,together There is rarely a aay when this Board"""....._ is not

the'""consideration of""'~路

.--

fo~

cases.

" ,......, '"' ..-""\ ......._ The laboratory tests on Alice were only a few of t.te ~10re then thirty)

thousand determinations cione here each year. ment,

.........

ew methods,

a~d

,...._

new equip)

..-,

are continually being developed for the faster, or more accurate,)

determination of laboratory tests,

makin

........,

maintain at a high level of efficiency.

,..-..

~

~

this an expensive uepartment

~

t~

No 10

- Scenes 69- 77 inclusive

Here,

tJio uv ov

,......

~

in the

,.-..

,--...

X-re~·

.Departmen , ,x.:~~

,.....

h e/dk/

'-"'

,....

'""""

\(

Alice ha.d her pre-surgical chest '\-ray) ......

4J

~

as well as other stu~ies necessary to contribute to the f~r) }'.. ,.... ...... ..... ......., The pre-surgical chest X-ray, under standing of her case. which~-is a )

....

routine •

__...

.,-..

,-.

~

..,...._

has turned up many un-) ...... uuspected, chest'""conditions, in some cases serious enough to postpone, ) ..... ...... ....... ....., ...... ...... or to cancel surgery, unless of an extreme ~ergency nature. The Chair-) ..... ..... ...... """' ,-. ~ man of this uepartment, like that of all the Departments of the Iospitql , ) is certified i~th~specialty by a ~pecialty ixamining 3oard . at the usteopathic .Iospital of x.taine ,

· th..... th e'""'·~ncreasing'"""puo · 1·'"" -... of"'Y · · J.C awareness of_.._th~ e va 1ue .A-ray~d J.agnos1s,)

~

,-...

_,-r-

,....._~

this is one of ~he busiest parts of the hospital. .........

~ight

thousand two hun-)

~

dred and thirty-four X-ray examinations were carried out,

here ,

Alice needed no X-ray or Radium treatment fo;::-'hef'"""condi tion, she had,

last year.

.....

however ,

if)

her'treatment would have been one of the two thousand two hun-

dred and fifty-seven treatments given. progress hasbeenmade,

) grea:s;

In the field of Radiology,

andthis.-.depertment has keptinth';forefront a.ndwit~the~atest and~est-equipment,

with new and better~nethods,

both -)

for diagnosis ana treatment.

As the Radio -isotopes prov~their practical usefulness, added,

under~'""' a Specialist,

they will be)

trained i~thi~field.

The Radiologist spends ~time i~the-6ontinual clinical conferences,) and consultations, patient, '(r.,t...

since,

~

,_,~

.,..-......~

--.

..-......

~~

which add so much to the proper care of the individual) ~./¥,£~~

yryv)llu~·

. . . . _ ,.......,

.....-, ..........

with all the members of the Staff, it is held }

'y'('a· n~;~ that a patient ofthe'"'Osteopathicf.lospital isthe'Jointresponsibility or; _..., .......... all the ~taff members.

• SCi.1~S

No 11

78-81 inclusive

(Jelay start)

~lectrocardiographic

patient, age.

tracings were important in this proposed surgical ) _..,. ..........

-..... since lont stand· ng diabetes frequently results in heart da'TI.)

Alice's

fa~ily

ing d.one.

...--.

....... .....,.

while this

Physician visited,

-

...........

In the evaluation of the electrocardiogram, diabetic control and management, ....._

surgical risk,

the

fa~ily Fh~sician

.-.................,

--

..-"'\

.-*\

-.....

,-..

of important factors in the case is minimized.

...--.

certifie~

who are members of .J

~

¥ith this sharing of opinion and responsibility. ~

be-~

for an opinion of the)

consulted with one of the

~

was

stiJ118..tioTJ. of the over-all)

....... ....... in the field of Internal lfedicine •

Specialists, the Staff.

and for an

exumi~ation

miss inc; '/

ro 12

SCE ffiS 82-36 inclusive

(Delay start) ve are going behind the scenes ~·

~~)'Sr Most

patients

are~otaware of'""'the' )many ~uncompensated

....... ........ ....... ........ his Physician spends in this vre.y.

-

~

'""

to see a clinical conference. hours )

.--.~,~ -

~

You might 1 ,11-,! enjoy attending one) .......,.

-

of these conferences yourself. .!though your medical knowledge mie;ht ) ...... ~ --. _... be sketchy~ you would be caught up in the enthusi~sm, of the~ser- 1

-

-

ious intensity of discussions of problem cases.

"'""

To-.....the Loctor~ this is)

one of the most valuable and stimulating parts or-hi;-professiona~ife#; ~·,"'~ ~ .-.. so that he does not \l}3t:t¥P the houre so spent. that specialists in the verious fields#

"'""

Physicians, Interns and Residents in~the...-...specialties~

-

_..,

.......

.......

mutually helpful counsel,

attending )

gather to seek )

-

through detailed evaluation of cases.

~

-~.......

~these

.......

conferences# come many of the rules of the Staff which) . . . . _ - - ...._, - .,_A ,!!. e wh v tu. ..-+,;r •qii e govern professional work in the Hospita~L and, to~e flaFt;ieipaats}

-

........_

comes broadening of

knowledge~

~~d~e

"""" ....--..

p-..;1

.-....

from the experience f of others.

1\

l~O

13

SC~NES

A final check.

87-88 inclusive

........ _...._ and Alice is ready for th.e operatinG' room. ..........

~

-

bably will not remember anything about the experience,

She pro- 1 .....-.... as, in 'Tlodern )

_.., ~preparation for anesthesia, the patient is usually unaware of going to) --... the operating room, is unconscious of the_..,anesthetic procedure, and,)

--

---

,......._

many times awakens after surgery, asking,

---

when it is to be done.

89-97 inclusive

SCEt~.t!iS

No 14

-

-

as Alice is......on her..........way to the""'operating,........room,

Meanwhile,

.........

-. """'...--.. operating room force has already been at work,

-

her care.

preparing

the trained ) everythin~

Sterile instruments and drapes are laid in readiness, ,.-...

...--....~

---.

for)

emer-)

~

gency drugs and blood from the blood bank are immediately available.

.......

Physician

.11.,., clct~',, t~

Anesthe ~

..-_

are used exclusively,

sibility for'"""'the anesthesia is a major

---

~~

since the respon-) --.. _.... ......... from which the sur geon )

-

-

should be released,

in order to give his entire attention to the...........surgi-)

-

the anesthetist has checked the patient per- )

cal problem • .........

,--

Prior to the surgery,

--

sona.lly,

--

ist in Internal~.!edicine 1

~

""' Sur~eon,

and the

-,.....

-....

-- --

volved,

~

and has consulted with the attending Physician,

---. in- ) as to surgical risks

..........

and special precautions to be taken.

the Special-)

It is upon

""'\ ~

basis )

that he selects the most---,suitable anesthetic.........,method.

The individual.)

A C:.. jt!o i c;..f..-.., ~ patient may have ~Y~12bis' as to methoCl of anesthesia to be used. . ,·s-.

-..... ......... ..........

Thd preference c"'~ taken into consideration, and acted upon, in )

-

-

all instances where it can be done without complicating the proper---.per-) ..........

........_

forma.nce of the surgery •

••

'

....................

scr res 98-106 inclusive

"io 15

~

Here,

~\~Uv~N

-

is enacted the drama of surgery,

in the operatinr room,

dram- )

~ balance. atic because this is one of the times when human life sways in the

Before reaching this state,

in the treatment of human illness,

work of many persons of skill,

in their respective fields,

exerted to make the sure,ery as safe â&#x20AC;˘

....,

a procedure as") the surgery,

with)

~

who rr.av contribute to the welfare of the p:ttient.

those of special talents,

.......

consisting of the trained surgical nurses,

The operating room staff, surgical assistants,

durin~

has been)

~

a.nd troubla-free,

Consultation is available

is humanly possible.

the team-)

the Anesthetist and his assistants,

tho)

are all quali-)

to dE'al vrith any a:nergency which )

fied by long experience and training,

-

may arise.

The family Physician,

with his knowledge of his patient,) -""" _....., ...-.... is at hand to take his part in the successful outcome of the case.

All this makes it possible for the skillful hands of the Surgeon to be ) secure in the

directed toward the surgical problem,

backin~-up,

which ) --"\

he vall get from this team effort.

-

plated his Internship, _.....__

The Surgical Resident,

spends three years in traininr; here, ,..-.._

two years practice of the specialty,

hav inc; con-) and then)

before being eligible to take an ) -"""

--....

examination for certif. cation by the Board of Surgery.

Advances in sur ~

al technic and advances in anesthesia,

..--..

life-saving operations available today, In this room, ~usand

six

have made)

considered impossible in the past.

and in the other rooms of the sur 0 ical suite,

~xru1ed

procedures,

were performed last year.

_, loo.,

~levan)

fran the most minor to the most compli-)

.............

cated and difficult operations,

1¡\rpn '! .

rvo

S C ~IE S

Fe 15

107-109 inclusiVe

v-o o~"' 1;1-/ \-...C "'Back to he;-ovm-bee. ~ _).,_

~~

bed

- - --

,ifl~ ~~

,¢e~ohvd-les"Cenee

has )

~. ......... () ~~ tl~ '""will soon be tip &Rod about ar,rin. Prolonged stays in) lA. ~ + ~\?. " t- c...""' i k .. "'

are not the vogue today~

should be avoided.

Today,

--

to return to their usual

......

~ as it is felt that long periods in bed} •

hospitals

activities~

_,.....,

to long periods of invalidism at home •

<.,)

ar~

- -

discharging patients,

-

in just a. few days,

ready)

rather than )

~past. as in the

-

It is now recognized how much morale building results from n ora at- ) tention to

surroundings~

a pretty view,

cheerful nursing

service~

attractive colors•)

things arranged for comfort and convenience.

One some-) \

times wonders how a person could get well in the drab, cold, average) -"""\

hospital room of yesterday.

SCEHES 111-113 inclusive

Uo 17

. \ --\' Here,

-

----

in the Osteopa t hic Hospital,

..-..

-

is the extra which contributes ) A structural examination reveals )

so much to the rapidity of recover/â&#x20AC;˘

,........

the stresses and strains,

which are a part of many illnesses.

and the )

..........

entire cause of some.

During her convalescence, :nent,

Alice realized that the manipulative treat- )

had added much to her c~fort and ) ........ and had provided the relaxation needed to sleep soundly.)

which all patients receive,

.-...

~

relief of pain, and refreshingly.

The Manipulative Department, consisting of Staff fied in this field,

ffie~bers

well-quali-)

is continually seeking to be of greater and Great- )

-

er value to the individual patient,

-.....

~

-~

in order that he may be discharged,)

in as nearly the ideal state of health,

as is rossible.

SC NES 114-123 inclusive

No 18

-

--

The Dietician and her assistants, the

..........

~ tients

........_

--.....

-.... take their responsibility,for keeping)

and the Staff well fed, very seriousl,r.

This responsibility)

........ is made easier by the clean, modern, dietary Department,

"'

...... to-date equipment.

It is a great task to make up,

with it's up-)

and serve,

six hun-)

~

dred special, ~ating

and regular diets daily.

is always important, but nowhere does it seem to

tant than in the hospital. pleased,

be~

One may change restaurants,

impor-)

if one is not)

but it is difficult to get away from poor food in a hospital,

in the mida.le of an illness.

:Jere in the hospital, it is also true ) .......... ......_ _....... inclined by his illness to be highly critical, ~

that the sick person,

-

will be the first to notice quality, quantity, and attractiveness "' -.... --f~ ue-â&#x20AC;˘ ...\ - ..,c.\ + ' in food service. ~ lfl~.o.! ~!"G o.f~~, e~'b-ed'-tb-ttre) ~1 1 /h e j JtJ / ic'j """"' A~inj;strb:t\,9~, ~ that food must be of the highest quali- )

ty,

~

No expense is sp;1red in buying the best brands,

and)

---- and1 attractive. then preparing them to be palatable

-...,

The patient is

.......

to have two trays, For this,

--...

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--..

-

.

to request any food which may be appealing â&#x20AC;˘

-.....

or)

and allowed by his attendin~hysician.

there is never any extra charge.

Uo 19

SCENES 124-132 inclusive v>Q_ { 0

â&#x20AC;˘ Before going to her own home.

Alice decided to explore her temporary)

home of the past,

days.

several,

Being a woman,

her feet auto-)

matically directed the.Tiselves toward the Obstetrical Department. was familiar territory to her,

since her own baby,

Susan,

which)

had been)

born there.

She

1~s

naturally interested in the new equipment in the Delivery Room,

'""'

'""'

which had changed since she had been the patient. all it's conveniences,

showed that here,

"'"'

proeress had_..._,been made.

ment,

The new table with all)

--... ...--..

.........

in the Obstetrical

Dep:~.rt-)

........._

as in all other parts of the hospital.

What woman can resist the tiny babies,

~

and it seems that they must)

_....

all be beautiful, hours?

how could one stand,

otherwise,

These helpless,

little deductions,

and Lhh L.v =tWo babies born here last year, run the Osteopathic Eospital of tomorrow. ,.--......

science,

,-....,........

.............

sso.

among the s:Hete en lrundl ed) are the citizens who will) .......... .--..

Who can say what wonders of)

-..

it will be their lot to~ee.

world will be one of

admiring them for)

It is to be hoped,

that their)

when the works of men will all be devoted to)

the alleviation of

and the promotion of h~~~happiness.

From among these

many of them saved for the future by modern) _....,_ will come the leaders of tomorrow.

Osteopathic Obstetrical care,

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No 20

SCENE S 133-134 inclusive

-

........

have g rown somewhat from the baby )

Two of the leaders-of-tomorrow, state~

reflected in their faces, ................... patients in the hospital are easier )

but the dignity and self-relianceJ r~ o

would do credit to an adult.

- -

to work with than the chilaren in the Pediatrics section. to absorb the little,. out resentment ..

and sometimes the big,

---

-

Their ability)

hurts of sickness,.

with-)

_...of those who would help them. shows their ur derstanding

No 21

SCEN S 135-138 inclusive

The balconies of the Hospital attracted Alice in her tour,

- -

were so unique and different than aeything she had ever seen. been told that the balconies were ......._

they served

~

_......---

.--..

than one purpose.

-

a new one in architecture,

-

~for

---...

decoration alone,

One puroose,

called Solar Heating,

but to Alice,

through which beds could be rolled, ~

convalescing patients, ...........

beautiful view,

She had ) and that

she was told,

)

is}

which means that)

'"'

_...... they are,.-...so arranged as to let the Winter............sun into the rooms, ......_ keep the sunner sun out.

This seemed very logical,

because they )

and)

the wide aoors from the rooms,

the fun of mixing with the other)

--

the opportunity to soak up'"'"" sunshine,and the)

had a more personal meaning for her.

No 22 - SCENE S 139-142 inclusive '(.

~ \ o~cz,

I t had been pleasant,

to be able to seek the refu ge of the

and it's security,

H ospital ~

but now the wo nderful day had ccm./.

when Chris arrived# Susan had come with Chris for the grand reunion,

and Chris had taken

t~

day off to celebrate the great event.

Susan had many questions to ask about Muruny's experienc e s,

so tha:>

addy knew he would have to wait until Susan's bedtime to talk with,) ~

Susan kne~any things about the Osteopathic Hospital alread:.V

Alice. as her

~family

cou la remember. ceived, had been,

Osteopathic Physician had tree.ted her since before she_; She knew about the manipulative treatment

and every

de.~"

she had talked with her doc tor about how

~~

.---.

when he had made his daily visits,

it all over again.

M~~y

had r;; I1~unmy

- /

but she wanted to hear

:t-:o 23

S ENES 143-144 inclusive

There aren't enough beds available here, for the growinv nunber who ) ......... .......... have confidence in. and seek the services of. the Community Os- )

-

teopa.thic Hospital.

It is difficult •

--.. .......... tion where they must sey

Many types of cases •

-

at all.

because.

..........

be

a~~itted

"~"

•

-

for those who are in the posi- ) ........_ to request for beds for the su. 'fering.

""""'hospitalization, cannot be admitted ) needing ,.-....,......._ --~ to do so would work a hardship on those. who must

~

for caro.

145-1~8

No 24 - SCu:ES

inclusive

·lans for the necessary expansion of the Osteorathic ~iospital of aine) ;-\,e. b14·,1~ : 1t~ w i ll ~+c...v-+ ~ ! ~i' V'-• &W. i[, have been completed and ~1·awi•.g~ 1m o.Jf.;~n S.f roved ty 1.ed£ra ~ To help in carr;yin~ + t he pla'1s irto , exe~uti~n .. 1 \-, 0 ... ...s 1.~\ wo hu.\'\ C (f J -+ 1 c.r- !J a grant from the Federal Government, .c£ eae q~XadPod aad fi:'~r tLcv-s<:rt::fl •P.::-rev=:ing Authorities.

c.t

'YJ ~ Q 1-\ Y.. ._, J f c.. (I 111-\ lk6 e 1<. \- "- 'f t "' is pr11r.; e~, _proviO.iid. thot ma.tcting funds arii i'ePtLeo.dng,

h It S c.ollars,

~lfc.IM

/

thFotl~~

· Li k

public subscription.

C"-""'~v-"' ~

-

The

/

rustees of the Csteopathic .i:ospital of ~

aine,

with faith and trus~

.----.

in their f~llow citize.:..s to exo •r-lifj t .. c tiblicsl injunctior1, "I ~ m:J BrotheM(ecper", have committed themselves

'~~

l.o

o ,,,,, lH ;uJ 0 pPegrl::'n ,

/

mak• hospitalization available to their neighbors, friends,

to

under the

-----· They have faith

employees,

and~

professiona~re oftheir ch&ice. cc~)?\oho\\ "3c ,n-v ...--.. ........_ ...-. .---. ./

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~

that the fur-as t·or this program, r

coming from the co:nmuni ty·,

A

will be forth-

----

....--.~

which the hospital serves.

•

to~

Scene 1:

General view of Congress Street

Scene 2:

General Niew of Harbor and lower Portland,

Scene 3:

High Street

Seene 4:

Memorial to Longfellow

Scene 5:

Fishing Boats

Scene 6:

General view of the Harbor

Scene 7:

View of frieghters

Scene 8:

View of Surburban Homes

Scene 9:

Semi-close up of man coming home from work

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General viww

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Scene 10:

Longfellow School

Scene 11:

Deer ing High School

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12:

Playground view over looking the bay

II

13

Playground view over looking the bay

II

14:

Semi-close upplaygnnund scene

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II

15:

Childeen on Swings in playgnound

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16:

Scene in backyard, mowing and racking

II

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17:m Scene pafising c lippers to neighbor Semi-close up 18:

Scene closeup of neighbor and clippers

19

General view of the Court house Scene

~~20:

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Pomeroy scene to be cut

21:

Wlater Leach semi-close up

22:

Walter Leach close up

23:

General view of Boaft

24:

Close up Lumsden scene

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,ÂŁ' yard Lumsden scene I

8'

25: Still further close up Lumsden Scene

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26:

Chaplin semi close up CUT

27:

Chaplin clo~se up

28:

Ben Franklin Store, general view

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29:

Bill French close up

30:

General view of new 0 t . s eopathlc Hospital

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Ito.

Scene 31:

Genera l view of Board of Trustees facing Kelley

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32:

Semi-close up of Board of Trustees f acing Kelley

33:

Dif ferent view of Board of Trustees semi-close up f acing Libby ~

34:

View of Staff advisor

35:

Close up of Kelle y

11

semi-close up

36: Semi-close up facing Libby

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37:

View of home with Doctor arriving

38:

Bed Romm scene

39:

Bed room scene close up thermometer

40:

Bed room seene smmi-close up Doctor and Telephone (.;,

41:

Close up of Doctor and telephone

42:

Ambulance scene

43:

Ambulance scene close up head on

44:

Ambulance scene swinging in drive way

45:

Ambulance scene coming around building

46:

Scene of nurse and interne waiting for patient

47:

Close up of Patient from ambulance

48:

Close up of Patient entering hospital

49:

Patient going in room with nurse and interne

50;

Patient in bed with nurse, thermometer and interne chart scene

51:

Semi-close up nurse thermometer, interne, chart

52:

SemiaClose up interne and b l ood

53:

Semi-close up in interne and blood scene

54:

Close up of blood

thermometer, semi-close up

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b by stretcher ~ ~~

55: Semi-close up of patient's husband and superintendent 56:

Different view, semi-close/up, patient's husband and~ superintendent

57:

Laboratory sign

58:

Technician in Laboratory, semi-close up

59:

close up lab test

60:

Very close up lab test

61:

Tehhnician and microscope

62:~ Technician doing lab test

63:

Close up technician same lab test,

~4:

Close up of uring sugar boiling

65:

Another close up of urine sugar boiling

66:

Very close up of uring sugar boiling

67:

Technician and

68:

Close up of colorimeter

69;

Close up of technician and colorimeter

70:

Close up of X-Ray sign

71:

SEmi-close up of x-ray seeretary and x-ray lobby

72:

A scene of x-ray xecretary and Staff member

78:

Scene of radiograPfc unit

$4:

Resident and Patient

75:

Close up of resident adjusting machine

79:

Semi-close up of x-ray viewing room

77:

Semi-close up of radiologist getting out films

78:

Close up of radiologist explaaning fiXx films to family Phy.

79:

Ciliose up of radiologist explaining films

80:

Very close up of radiologist explaining films

81:

Technician adjusting electrosfmr electrocardiography

82:

Semi-close up of Phy. examining electrogardiogram

83:

Close up of electrocariograpnic film

84:

Another close up of electrocardiographic film

85:

Viww of clinical conference

86:

Semi-close up of family phy. addressing the conferenc~

87:

Semi-close up of family phy. view box routine with radiologist explaination

88:

Another view of radiologist and view box

89:

Different view of radiologist view box and removal of view box

90:

Addressing the conference with interne contribution

91:

Interne taking patients blood pressure

Colorimeter

urine sugars

semi-close up

with radiologist and family Phy.

gaaeral view with f amily phy addressing the conference

92:

Corridor scene with patient on way to mperating room , nurse and interne

93:

Scrub woom with anesthetist and surgEon scrubbing

94;

Semi-c ose up of anesthetist scrubing

95:

Close up of hands being scrubed

96:

Glove routine ~~

97:

Semi-close up of spinal anesthesia

98:

Close up spin¢al anesthesia

99:

Smmi-close up spinal anesthesia and surgical team

100: Sem-close up surgical nurses 101

close up anesthetist with stethoscope

102:

Close up surgeon and surgical resident

103:

genexal scene of surgery

104:

Scene af family phy. at surgery

105:

scene of surgical resident

106:

semi-close up of surgical nurse and surgeon

107:

Surgical table

108: Surgical Nurse

semi-close up

and procedure

109:

General view of surgical proceedure

lffiO:

Familu phy. taking off gown

lll:

Patient in bed with the general view of the room, husband domes in to sit by the bed side.

112

view out the window

113:

Semi-close up of patients husband and patient

114:

Nurse enters with flowers

115:

Close up of nurse and flowers

116:

Top shot of Dietician with menu sheet

117:

Close up shot of dietician answaring telephone

118:

View of coffee maker

119:

Close up of coffee maker

1201

very close up of coffee maker

121:

Dietician examining trays

}.22:

View o ... f't6od. on tray, close up

123:

View

124:

Semi-close up of patient in bedvith tray

125:

Close up of patient in bed

126:

Pa.ti nt 1n corridor

127:

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Patient tn bed, nurse enters with tray

se operattng obstetrical table

128:

Close up of nurs

129:

Patient 1h corridor l.ool"ing at nursery

130:

In ant in crib, clos

131: Another ini'a.nt

operating obstetrical tab

up

in crib, close up

132:

View o . . nurse and three cribp1,p=t)oc semi-close up

133:

¢ Close

up nurse

d two cribs

134: Close up baby

in nurses arm

135: Children

diatrics, Bemi-clos

in

136: Close up children

up

in pediatrics

137: General viev of' balcony l-Tith patients and nurses 138:

Semi-close up of balcciny with nurses and pati nts

139: Patient on balcony 14o:

eettng

other ~atient

other seen ot patient on balcony with other patient

l41: c Ho

scene on exit

om hos ital,

mi-close up of bo

142: Another far -shot of home o n ' ~ith patient gettillg 143: Seen of nur 145:

shutting car door

scene

in car

and car going ..out the driveway

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