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Confidential medical records of thousands of patients are stored in this library at St
Confidential medical records of thousands of patients are stored in this library at St

Confidential medical records of thousands of patients are stored in this library at St

Date3/9/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Confidential medical records of thousands of patients are stored in this library at St. Michael's Hospital. Medical records librarian Bernadette O'Connor looks up some information which she will release only to an authorized medical team. No unauthorized person is allowed to see these stacks.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0113363F
Sister Pauline O'Leary, left, is director of medical records department of St
Sister Pauline O'Leary, left, is director of medical records department of St
3/9/1973
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Alepens St. John's Conv. Are features of the structure which will accommodate 67 patients
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Hundreds of patients at Sunnybrook thoroughly enjoy working in the five-acre vegetable and flower garden at the rear of the hospital. It is part of their occupational therapy treatment
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