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The Board of Trustees of the Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital discussed
methods of dealing with a shortage of
physiotherapists in Goderich, at their Oc-
tober 22 meeting, but has not yet taken any
action on the matter.
The situation was brought to the board's
attention in September, when it was
reported that there was a lengthy waiting
list for patients needing physiotherapy. At
the October meeting the board discussed a
recommendation from the hospital's
Medical Advisory Committee, that the
hospital immediately advertise for an addi-
tional physiotherapist.
While the board acknowldged the increas-
ed demand for the, physiotherapy depart-
ment's services, they declined to take any
immediate action, but are giving the matter
further consideration.
NEW PUMPS
The Medical Advisory Committe recom-
mended the hospital consider purchase of
four new infusion pumps. The new pumps
would be all of the same manufacture and
replace three pumps, of differing models,
presently owned by the hospital.
With trade-in of the old pumps, the cost of
replacement will be about $6,000.
QUAL TY ASSURANCE
A report from Chief of Staff Dr. Michael
Conlon commented on the implementation
of a quality assurance program at the
hospital.
Dr. Conlon's report indicated that a recent
seminar of hospital chiefs of staff, held in
Toronto, focused a great deal of attention on
the development of such a program. It was
suggested that the hospital set up a quality
assurance committee, consisting of
representatives from various ,departments.
This committee would be responsible for
seeing that an on-going process of self -
appraisal takes place in each department.
Conlon himself, was not enthusiastic
about the process because he felt it would
create a great deal of administrative work
but, "contribute little, if anything, to overall
patient care."
Woman jailed 90 days
for killing husband
Citing exceptional circumstances and
claiming a deterrent was unnecessary, On-
tario Chief Justice Gregory Evans sentenc-
ed a Goderich woman to 90 days in jail for
the stabbing death of her husband.
After pleading guilty to manslaughter
after admittedly stabbing her husband with
a steak knife August 7, 1983, Doris Noreen
Evenshen was sentenced to 90 days in jail.
Chief Justive Evans also ordered her im-
mediate release so she can pursue treat-
ment under a temproray absence program.
This will also be followed by a period of pro-
bation to be determined by psychiatrist Dr.
Michael Conlon.
Evenshen was charged with second
degree murder for killing her husband of 25
years, Myron, aged 44, with a steak knife
following an argument in their Cambridge
Street home. Police were called to the home
by neighbours and found the husband lying
unconscious on the floor. Mrs. Evenshen
was sitting on the couch. Both were taken to
hospital where Evenshen died the next day.
Court was told that Mrs. Evenshen was
the victim of repeated abuse over the 25
year turbulent marriage and required
hospital treatment on several occasions.
Evenshen died from a,single blow from a
knife with a .felxible blade. Court was told
that the knife struck the fifth rib and entered
the apex of the victim's heart.
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