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• Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) Orders in our Medical Facilities
• Health Sciences North
• Written by Ed Long

• Vol.10, No.2.
• Topics in Pain Management and Symptom Control in Terminal Illness

Abstract:

• Purpose/Objectives
• Design
• Sample, Methods
• Findings, Conclusions
• Main Research Variables

Authors: Elizabeth Devine and Susan Westlake. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA.

• Authors: M. Tubiana and D. Chassagne
• General Radiotherapy

• Authors: Therese Sullivan, Clarann Weinert, and Rodney Fulton
• Montana Family Cancer Care Project

Authors: John Petrich and Thomas Holmes. Symposium on Psychiatry in Internal Medicine.

Authors: Thomas Holmes and Minoru Masuda. Reprinted from Separation and Depression.

• Author: Geoffrey M. Cooper
• Jones and Bartlett Publishers
• Principles of Radiobiology and Radiation Therapy

• Overview of the Planning Process
• Current Program Deficiencies
• Major Requirements

Information on Abortion, Adoption and Foster Care, Advance Directives, Alcohol, Narcotics and Medications, Alternatives to Blood Transfusions, etc.

The records related to cancer diagnosis and care in Northwestern Ontario, and across Ontario more broadly. Information found in this collection covers a wide variety of material which include, but are not limited to: cancer care prevention, early diagnosis and care, clinical trial notes and lectures, information on screening for cancer and breast cancer. Information regarding the Thunder Bay Regional Hospital (Ethics Committees, Pilot Projects) and the Lakehead University Centre for Health Care can be found within this collection on Cancer Care.

• Canadian Journal of Public Health
• Authors: Gustavo. A. Arraiz, Donald T. Wigle, and Wang Mao

Fourth edition (seventh reprint) of Irving's Anatomy Mnemonics by Alastair G. Smith.

This booklet of tables and facts was prepared as a special service for members of the hospital staff. Created by Eli Lilly and Company.

• The Value of Screening as an Approach to Cervical Cancer Control. A study based on the Icelandic and Nordic experience through 1995. Author: Kristjan Sigurdsson
• Cancer Screening in Iceland 1996. Author: Kristjan Sigurdsson and Baldur F. Sigfusson.
• The Cancer Detection Centre of the Icelandic Cancer Society Screening Results for Cervical and Breast Cancer in Iceland Working Rules of the Cancer Detection Centre
• Article: Human Papillomavirus (HPV) in an Icelandic Population: correlation of HPV DNA to cyto- and histopathologic lesions and evaluation of treatment strategies (1996). Authors: K. Sigurdsson, T. Arnadottir, M. Snorradottir, and more.
• Data Protection in Iceland (December 1989)
• Act Concerning the Registration and Handling of Personal Data (December 1989)
• Authorization for the Cancer Registry of the Icelandic Cancer Society to maintain a registry of health information. Icelandic Cancer Society
• Article: Quality Assurance in Cervical Cancer Screening: The Icelandic Experience 1964-1993. Author: K. Sigurdsson

Emails from:

• Thunder Bay Regional Cancer Centre, to Dr. Sigurdsson from J.F. Kotalik about Dr. Sigurdsson paper on “Quality Assurance in Cervical Cancer Screening"

A Resource Development of Hospital Policy Regarding Administration of Blood Components, Blood Products and Use of Transfusion Alternatives.

1) Could Essiac Halt Cancer Article (1977)
2) Article: Laetrile – Canada’s legal position firm but pressure in the South grows

• Author: Charlotte Gray
• Vol. 117, November 1977

• An exhibit of photographs by Grace Goldin
• Associate Medical Services, Inc. and Hannah Institute for the History of Medicine

• The process
• Planning meetings
• Policy conference
• Regional conferences
• The future of the process

• Canadian Association of Psychosocial Oncology (1989)
• Projected Budget (Revised)
• Project Budged (1989-1990)

• The Role of Breast Self-Examination in Early Breast Cancer Detection
• Various Authors, 1992, Vol.8 No.4

Committee recommends that the hospital develops a comprehensive smoking policy for present buildings. Admission of smokers to the hospital results in ethical dilemma.

J.F. Kotaik