The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-27, Page 3These girls were enrolled into the Second Goderich
Girl Guide Company during a special ceremony on
Tuesday evening, December 18. Back row, left to
right, are Kelly Kent, Patty Christiaans, Arlene
Brewer, Judy Sherratt, Julie Scott and Tracy
Garrick. Front row, left to right, are Lisa Van Den
Broeck, Denise MacDonald and Cristina Crowley.
(Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Hollingworth is new president
BY SHIRLEY
J.KELLER
Dr. J.L.Hollingworth
has been appointed
president of the medical
staff at AM&G and made
his first report to the
board Monday' evening at
the December meeting.
He reported the
medical staff has
received details from the
Ontario Ministry of
Health concerning the
criteria for establishing a
formal Critical Care Unit
(CCU) at AM&G.
Members of the medical
staff are studying the
guidelines and will be
making recom-
mendations to the board,
probably at the January
meeting.
AM&G does, of course,
have .a CCU which ac-
cording to statistics, is
very active. However, it
does not have the funding
for the unit which many
hospitals enjoy. To be
funded, the board has
learned, the CCU must
G.D.C.I. principal Jfihn Stringer was pleased`to present Donald Coughlan
with a Carter Scholarship recently. These scholarships are awarded to
outstanding students in the province of Ontario. Donald, who is presently
studying Applied Science at Queen's -University, graduated from G.D.C.I.
last year with a 94 per cent average. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1980
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Thank you for your co-operation
meet certain M pistt;y
standards.
Goderich and area
-people may enjoy the,
services of ,,an ear, nose
and throat surgery
specialist in the future. A
Stratford doctor has
indicated his interest in
providing such a service
at AM&G, and will be
meeting with the medical
staff in January to
discuss terms.
The chief of obstetrics
and perinatology, Dr.
David Walker, • has
proposed that a
perinatology committee
be established at AM&G.
It would consist of the
chief of surgery Dr. Ken •
.:Lambert, the chief of
obstetrics and
•paediatrics .a,>l7d the head
nurse on the second floor,
Mrs. M.Brown.
The purpose of the
committee will be to
review and monitor'the`
course of events .which
happen---t-o- ta•bres cluring—
the end of pregnancy and
the early neonatal period.
Other medical staff
appointments include
vice president and
'secretary of the medical
staff, Dr. James Rourke;
chief of anaesthesia, Dr
Bruce Thomson: chief •of
CCU, Dr. Charles Chan;
Turn ti) page 6 •
Board considers post
BY SHIRLEY
J.KELLER
Bob Dempsey, a board
member of Alexandra
Marine and General
Hospital, is wondering
whether the Huron
County Health Unit would
be the best admission and_
discharge officer for
Huron County hospitals.
The comment was
made after Dr. J.L.
Hollingworth, president'
of the medical staff,
indicated the doctors at
AM&G had talked about
the need for a parttime
admissions and
discharge clerk at the
hospital:
Dr. Hollingworth went
on to say the doctors had
been advised that a
Huron -Perth admissions
and discharge officer was
being considered.
The doctors say that
chronic patients and their
families need help and
advice when Lt comes
time to make the move to
a nursing home.
"One problem is that
the government has said
J /
there should be more
chronic beds, but so far
there is still a shortage,"
said Dr. James Rourke.
Dr. Rourke feels a
admission and discharge
officer could minlfnize
the problems if the total
picture could be
monitored and ad-
ministrated.
This- kind of service
could be extended to
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&
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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