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J. T. MacLeod, a political science professor at the University of Toronto, told a Star Forum on hospital costs last night that hospital trustees act as a rubber stamp for the doctors. McLeod, former research director of Ontario Committee on the Healing Arts, said hospital trustees have very little power.
J. T. MacLeod, a political science professor at the University of Toronto, told a Star Forum on hospital costs last night that hospital trustees act as a rubber stamp for the doctors. McLeod, former research director of Ontario Committee on the Healing Arts, said hospital trustees have very little power.

J. T. MacLeod, a political science professor at the University of Toronto, told a Star Forum on hospital costs last night that hospital trustees act as a rubber stamp for the doctors. McLeod, former research director of Ontario Committee on the Healing Arts, said hospital trustees have very little power.

Date4/10/1973
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While trustees of Doctors Hospital fought to keep it from being shut down, nurse Thelma Slattery yesterday carried Susana Andres, 2, and led Patricia (...)
While trustees of Doctors Hospital fought to keep it from being shut down, nurse Thelma Slattery yesterday carried Susana Andres, 2, and led Patricia (...)
2/10/1976
Eye operation: Eye surgeon Dr. Lionel Chisholm of Toronto Western Hospital says a research clinic here would provide a centre where he and other doctors could share information on eye treatment techniques with researchers. Because there is no eye research institute in Canada, those with disease or injures often travel to the U.S., the site of the nearest eye centres.
Eye operation: Eye surgeon Dr. Lionel Chisholm of Toronto Western Hospital says a research clinic here would provide a centre where he and other doctors could share information on eye treatment techniques with researchers. Because there is no eye research institute in Canada, those with disease or injures often travel to the U.S., the site of the nearest eye centres.
2/4/1986
There'll be a celebration Stanley Johnston (above), administrator of Doctors Hospital in Toronto, told his staff after learning of the court decision that may save the hospital
There'll be a celebration Stanley Johnston (above), administrator of Doctors Hospital in Toronto, told his staff after learning of the court decision that may save the hospital
5/10/1976
Mrs. J. Mathews after blood test on baby at hospital. Compulsory test at East General costs 80 cents, fights retardation
Mrs. J. Mathews after blood test on baby at hospital. Compulsory test at East General costs 80 cents, fights retardation
12/3/1964
Report of an investigation by the trustees of the Toronto General hospital into certain charges against the management of that institution
Report of an investigation by the trustees of the Toronto General hospital into certain charges against the management of that institution
1855
At end of inquiry by the provincial governement into hospital privileges in Ontario, Health Minister Bert Lawrence shakes hands with two doctors whose complaints prompted him to set up commission. Dr. Claude Macdonald (centre), Dr. J. E. Sheriton (left). Both doctors say they are happy with results of inquiry.
At end of inquiry by the provincial governement into hospital privileges in Ontario, Health Minister Bert Lawrence shakes hands with two doctors whose complaints prompted him to set up commission. Dr. Claude Macdonald (centre), Dr. J. E. Sheriton (left). Both doctors say they are happy with results of inquiry.
1/31/1972
Research team: From left, doctors Bernard Leibel, Walter Zingg and Julio Martin are experimenting at Hospital for Sick Children with transplant technique that has cured diabetes in rats
Research team: From left, doctors Bernard Leibel, Walter Zingg and Julio Martin are experimenting at Hospital for Sick Children with transplant technique that has cured diabetes in rats
1/5/1987
Research breakthrough: Dr. Michael Glynn holds a dead water moccasin, a pit viper closely related to the snake whose venom was used to help save a man's life during a heart operation. Doctors Sally Teasdale and Vytas Zulys, also part of the hospital team,
Research breakthrough: Dr. Michael Glynn holds a dead water moccasin, a pit viper closely related to the snake whose venom was used to help save a man's life during a heart operation. Doctors Sally Teasdale and Vytas Zulys, also part of the hospital team,
3/17/1988
Dr. Robert Phillips studies a laboratory mouse in the cancer research program at Princess Margaret Hospital. Phillips, three other doctors and a compu(...)
Dr. Robert Phillips studies a laboratory mouse in the cancer research program at Princess Margaret Hospital. Phillips, three other doctors and a compu(...)
3/24/1972
Right, art dealer Lonti Ebers with AGO's board of trustees' president Keith Hendrick. Ebers felt very Canadian, she said, in a suit with beaver trim.
Right, art dealer Lonti Ebers with AGO's board of trustees' president Keith Hendrick. Ebers felt very Canadian, she said, in a suit with beaver trim.
11/28/1990
Parting friends: A sad Annie Paikeday, 5, said goodby to Susannah Raj, 8, who flew home to India with her parents last night after learning doctors at Sick Kids hospital couldn't cure her
Parting friends: A sad Annie Paikeday, 5, said goodby to Susannah Raj, 8, who flew home to India with her parents last night after learning doctors at Sick Kids hospital couldn't cure her
2/25/1982
Learned volunteer: Retired U of T professor Stephen Sim, 70, shown with co-worker Pauline Santora, is very active as a volunteer in the pharmacy department at Grace Hospital in Scarborough, whre he plays a support role for 10 of his former students
Learned volunteer: Retired U of T professor Stephen Sim, 70, shown with co-worker Pauline Santora, is very active as a volunteer in the pharmacy department at Grace Hospital in Scarborough, whre he plays a support role for 10 of his former students
12/7/1987