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Ontario last year. exceeded their funding by .
about $60 million. *As a result'many hospitals.
are having to draw en Itheir^ capital reserves'-
to subsidize their ,operatcng.expenses,, which'
i$ depleting, the resources of the, heal* ;rent
stem and its :abilih' to.improve facilties, :
Y im ,..Pro
Robert...Pike, then chrsirman of the finance
committee, 'told the (board..
Reporting on an OHA .sponsored seminar
for financechairman, which , was held in:
Toronti, Pike said there is concern that .
health carer cots• areout stripping govern-
ment 'funding. 'New technology is adding; to
the .:cost, as is, an aging, population: For,
example, the average cost of health are for
a person over 65 is three' times what it is•for'
;someone under 65, while fora person over.
15 it 'is eight times as high,, :
He also reported ori ,other aspects of the
seminar,, which was attended by .representa-
tives from, -about 25 small and medium- stied,.
hospitals., He said it was a good opportunity
to meet 'and compare notes -with!, -board'
members from other hospitals,~ concluding it
might be :worthwhile , to;, set . up similar
meetings„ an; a regional basis giving board
members�a chancel:: share ideas with others ,
in a ,similar position!
•ed
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Administrator 3ayei; read the boarda
letter.from Dr. W S, Wheiap ., a.Fediatrician,
,who has .been, coniingr 9 : the. Winghat. ,t. .
os , ital on a consulting b , sis for.somle•:time.
rtr In :Ns . letter,* Dr. Whelan .congratulated ,
t board, �„its • new b lidin& project and
.enclosed a ohegtieFfor $200, as hcs:.contribu-
tion: to the.. program.
Dlscusa ,X;ray Polley
A report' from the medical staff sparked ,a 4
- discussion between Hayes .and, the `doctors:
On the board over the hospital's policy of
doing x-rays for -local chiropractors, •
Dr. Walter. Wong said chiropractors are
::asking, the hospital to do their x-rays because
they are not allowed to take thein • 1n their.
offices. He also noted the chiropractor must
then come to( the hospital to see the x-rays,
and they' are also read an_d • reported • on by
the ; hospital.. radiologist, He commented
there is a disagreement between doctors'and
.chiropractors on the, long term effects, of.
x-rays 'on the. hody.
Hayes: said that tinder the Public • 'Health
Act the -hospital is required to • comply with
such requests; though the radiologist can
;refuse to do::an x-ray if he feels. it is not safe
or warranted. The hospital is, not doing :full
spinal , x-rays, he added, since • it is• not
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'involving 20 vessels; from Torbay, England
to. Lisbon in July, ,1956, The `race proved.
popular with sailors and the public alike, and
the committee evolvedinto the Sail Training
Association (STA), set up ,to organize races
every other year in European waters. •
The• tall ships'i • impact on the North.
ClarifiTcation
A
story inlast.week's Sentinel regarding a
discussion -4i a soil conservation demonstra-
tion held in: ° Ashfield. , Township June 28
stated that among -the 2S people 'remaining
at t1 demonstration;, a . show ,of hands
indicated they were in favour- of .having' :the
entire township' included in ,the . Authority:,
Itahould. be clarified: that of the 25 people
remaining at.the �meeting,•only the Ashfield
residents' 'indicated Whether they were.ili :
favour of having 'the entire '.township;
included in the Authority.:' Of the Ashfie d
residents;. whorindicated their preference,(a
maaoiity were :iii favour of having `the entire~ -•
township -included in the `Authority;
tali s i �..
. equipped to, do them.; •
I�r Brian Hanlon expressed concern that
the radiologist'•,• report -,might conflict with
. what *chiropractor tells a.patient about an
x-ray.
"Thates.,�not really our business,"Hayes
Said, but' he noted that a patient free to
... ,_.is
request a copy of the report fron. they hospital.
if he cannot get it from the chiropractor and; ,
. under the Freedom of information Act, the
'hospital is obliged to provide it..
This led into. a discussion .of a 'patient's
right to see his*.owri. medical records..
'Tart a patient just walk in and ask to. see
-his .chart?" ' Dr, Hanlon demanded.
H-ayessaid the hospital basset procedures
for obtaining' access to patient records, but
that by law it cannot refuse a properly
authorized request.
Dr. Hanlon said it .seemed too 'easy for
patients to gain access . to. their medical
reedrds. and. claimed that city hospitals have
'tougher procedures, but Hayes disagreed
with .him. , • :
"Why shouldn't ' a patient read' about
what's:wrong with; igimself?" board nember
Robert Middleton. inquired.
•not.. like it," Dr:.. Hanlon
I 0 b .
replied,..
!lrLtQ sail with h,p
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American, 'public reached its. peak 'in . 1976
'when more 'than 200.. vessels paraded
,through New York harbour ,to celebrate the.
V.S. Bicentennial:
Crewed by young. sailors, the tall ships
raced -from' Bermuda to Halifax in June this
year, the final leg of a contest that began on
April 17 in the ancient 'French., port of. St.
Malo:; In1534 explorer Jacques Cartier.
sailed from St. Malo on his voyage of
discovery to. the St.. Lawrence' River'. and it
was to celebrate the 450th anniversary of his
historic voyage that Quebec authorities
invited the tall'. ships to retrace the explorer's
route this year. • , '
t,wit' Jun,
By Marie Park' ' '
The, courtesy call. at Halifax and a sched-
uled excursion by part of the fleet . to Lake.
Ontario, with a stop in Toronto to mark the
city'* 150th anniversary, followed ' from the
Quebec . initiative.
The .ship's cruised to ,Quebec City where,
they: stayed between; June 25 and 30 and
some . of: the . 'smaller vessels arrived in
Toronto .Saturday where they will stay until
today: After a leisurely ,run back. down the
St. Lawrence, ., the main , fleet will divide at
Sydney, N, S_ and. the European ships will
race for Liverpool just ahead of the`Atlantic.
hurricane season. .
annon 'woman
'Company on Tuesday ' with Gerrie Park
were Nell. Handy, . Gladys Ladd' and Vera
Clark,' all=. of Goderich. '
Courtneyand family on the death of their
son's and brothel', Wayne Joseph,' near
Golden; British. Columbia on July 1, in his
• 29th, year '•'
it; successful stag and .doe was held, on
Saturday evening for Patti Park and "Gary
Sympathy is.extendedto Joe and Teresa Johnston. •
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