. New York Nursery and Child's Hospital Annual Report. Improved 7 Died 2 345 Deaths on Surgical Service Supra-Vaginal Hysterectomy Bi-lateral Salpingo Oophorec-tomy, Fibroid Uterus, ChronicMyocarditis 1 Carcinoma (Primary both Ova-ries), Exploratory Lapora-tomy 1 38 Report of the House Committee To the President and Board of Directors: IN JANUARY, 1922, the House Committee of the Nurseryand Childs Hospital was reorganized, with a membershipof nine ladies. The Committee functioned through threesub-committees—the Boarding-Out Department Committee, theCommittee on Nurses and the Housekeeping Comm
. New York Nursery and Child's Hospital Annual Report. Improved 7 Died 2 345 Deaths on Surgical Service Supra-Vaginal Hysterectomy Bi-lateral Salpingo Oophorec-tomy, Fibroid Uterus, ChronicMyocarditis 1 Carcinoma (Primary both Ova-ries), Exploratory Lapora-tomy 1 38 Report of the House Committee To the President and Board of Directors: IN JANUARY, 1922, the House Committee of the Nurseryand Childs Hospital was reorganized, with a membershipof nine ladies. The Committee functioned through threesub-committees—the Boarding-Out Department Committee, theCommittee on Nurses and the Housekeeping Committee. Themembers of each of these Committees visited the Hospital fre-quently and made reports on conditions as they found them intheir several Departments, at the regular monthly meetings ofthe House Committee. Various helpful suggestions were madeand acted upon. The Boarding-Out Department Committeerendered special aid to its Department by making possible asemi-annual doctors examination of the children in its care. Kitty L. Harriman, A corner of the premature nursery. The room is kept at atemperature of 80 degrees with ample ventilation. Hoodsare placed on the bassinets to protect the babies from draft. 39 Donations for Special Purposes Easter Fund It has been for many years a custom to place a Lily plant ineach Ward and Dining Room of the Hospital on Easter to the Fund this year were received from: Receipts Expenditures Mrs. Bowers $ Julius for Plants for Wards, $ Mrs. Clarkson Three Rose Bushes for Mrs. de Peyster Heads of Departments ... Mrs. Du Bois One Dozen Ivy Plants for Miss Du Bois Roof Garden Boxes Mrs. William A. Miss Hoppin $ Miss LeRoy Balance forward to Florence Dr. Partridge Nightingale Day Fund ... Dr. Peaslee Mrs. Pratt Mrs. Witherbee $ $ As the Hospital was open for inspection on Florence Night-ingale Day and Members of
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