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The present economic conditions have seriously affected The Roosevelt Hospital in that its income from endowments has been curtailed, and at the same time the demands upon its services have been increased. Poverty and sickness go hand in hand, and The Roosevelt Hospital would be derelict in keeping faith with its Founder and those who have provided its endowments should it in any way fail in its duty and re- sponsibility to the community. During the year 1932 over 44,000 patients were treated in all the departments of the Hospital, with 35,299 free and 20,039 Part Pa id day’s care. It is too much to believe that those who have benefited from the ministrations of The Roosevelt Hospital and those who have its interests at heart will not want to have their share in helping the Hospital meet its responsibilities and carry forward its humanitarian service for the poor of the City of New York. The Board of Trustees of the Roosevelt Hospital By Thomas S. McLane, President BOARD OF TRUSTEES 193 3 Officers President Thomas S. McLane Vice-President George E. Roosevelt Secretary Lewis L. Delafield, Jr. Trustees Lewis L. Delafield, Jr. Harry Harkness Flagler Charles Hayden Thomas S. McLane George E. Roosevelt ^Howard Townsend Ex-Officio Dexter Blagden President of “ The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary” Howland S. Davis President of “The New York Institute for the Education of the Blind” Willard C. Rappleye, m.d. ” Dean of “ The College of Physicians and Surgeons in the City of New York Edward W. Sheldon President of “The Society of the New York Hospital” Treasurer Philip J. Roosevelt Assistant Treasurer Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company * Resigned. VISITING STAFF 193 3 MEDICINE Attending Physicians *Evan M. Evans, m.d., Director of Service f*RoLFE Floyd, m.d. *Henry C. Thacher, m.d. *Peter Irving, m.d. *Davenport West, m.d. Associate Physician - ; *Ezra Burt Sanford, m.d. Assistant Physicians Frank M. Falconer, m.d. Julian M. Freston, m.d. PEDIATRICS Attending Pediatrist *Philip Van Ingen, m.d., Director of Service Associate Pediatrist * Alexander T. Martin, m.d. Assistant Pediatrist John F. Landon, m.d. SURGERY Attending Surgeons *James I. Russell, m.d., Director of Service *Henry W. Cave, m.d. * Alfred Stillman, m.d. Associate Surgeons *Condict W. Cutler, Jr., m.d. *Kirby Dwight, m.d. *Wm. Crawford White, m.d. Members of Medical Board. fDied Dec. 6/32. Assistant Surgeons Frederick H. Amendola, m.d. Grant P. Pennoyer, m.d. Howard A. Patterson, m.d. James E. Thompson, m.d. Associate Surgeon in Urology *Edward F. Kilbane, m.d. GYNAECOLOGY Attending Gynaecologist ^Howard C. Taylor, m.d., Director of Service Associate Gynaecologists ^ *Thomas C. Peightal, m.d. ^Howard C. Taylor, Jr., m.d. Assistant Gynecologists ^ Wilson E. Alsop, m.d. Hubert S. Bush, m.d. OTO-LARYNGOLOGY Attending Oto-Laryngologist ^Hampton P. Howell, m.d., Director of Service Assistant Oto-Laryngologists R. Clarke Grove, m.d. Abbott T. Hutchinson, m.d. Charles Osgood, m.d. Bronchoscopist George R. Brighton, m.d. Members of Medical Board. CONSULTING STAFF 193 3 Physicians *|Rowland G. Freeman, m.d. ^Albert E. Sumner, m.d. Surgeons *George E. Brewer, m.d. ^Joseph A. Blake, m.d. SPECIAL CONSULTANTS Pathologists James Ewing, m.d. Charles Norris, m.d. Urologist J. Bentley Squier, m.d. Neurologists Frederick Tilney, m.d. Charles A. McKendree, m.d. Ophthalmologists V Gerald H. Grout, m.d. James W. White, m.d. Osborn P. Perkins, m.d. Oral Surgeon Henry S. Dunning, m.d., d.d.s. Dental Surgeon Clyde S. Bouton, d.d.s. Dermatologist * Dudley D. Stetson, m.d. Oto-Laryngologist Robert E. Buckley, m.d. Allergy Robert A. Cooke, m.d. Albert Vander Veer, m.d. ^Members of Medical Board. fPediatrist. PATHOLOGICAL LABORATORY Director Thomas Scudder Winslow, m.d. Pathologist Lawrence H. Sophian, m.d. James I. Dent, Assistant Bacteriologist E. Marguerite Fletcher, b.a. Serologist Nora B. Evans Claire K. Morris, Assistant Bio-chemist Perry T. Osterberg Mrs. James Sector, Assistant DEPARTMENT OF ROENTGENOLOGY Roentgenologist William H. Boone, m.d. X-Ray Technicians Winifred Walsh Anne Olendorf Linda McElroy Therapy Technician Developer Irene Mulcahy Ray Williams ANAESTHETISTS Lewis S. Booth, m.d. Malcolm T. Munkittrick, m.d. Paul M. Wood, m.d. OFFICERS OF THE MEDICAL BOARD President Philip Van Ingen, m.d. Vice-President Evan M. Evans, m.d. Secretary Thomas C. Peightal, m.d. Committee of Inspection Philip van Ingen, m.d. Alfred Stillman, m.d. Thomas C. Peightal, m.d. Committee on Examinations Evan M. Evans, m.d. James I. Russell, m.d. Philip van Ingen, m.d. Committee on Dispensary Peter Irving, m.d. Condict W. Cutler, Jr., m.d. Committee on Standard Procedures Condict W. Cutler, Jr., m.d. OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT 1933 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE Julian M. Freston, m.d. Chief Frank M. Falconer, m.d. Deputy Chief General Medicine Frank M. Falconer, m.d. John A. C. Gray, m.d. Julian M. Freston, m.d. Alexander V. Lyman, m.d. Diabetes Julian M. Freston, m.d. Eugene S. Sugg, m.d. Gastro- Intestinal Diseases Victor W. Logan, m.d. Diseases of the Skin Frank Garai, m.d. Dudley D. Stetson, m.d. Diseases of the Heart P. Clinton Pumyea, m.d. Neurology Samuel C. Burchell, m.d. Arthritis Cornelius H. Traeger, m.d. Allergy Robert A. Cooke, m.d. Albert Vander Veer, m.d. J. H. Barnard, m.d. S. Hebald, m.d. O. J. Bengtsson, m.d. Wm. J. Mersereau, m.d. Robert Chobot, m.d. Wm. R. Miller, m.d. George Flamm, m.d. M. Coleman Harris, m.d. H. H. Gelfand, m.d. Joseph I. Singer, m.d. Abraham Gottesmann, m.d Louis Sternberg, m.d. F. VISZTREICH, M.D. DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS Alexander T. Martin, m.d., Chief John F. Landon, m.d. Grosvenor White, m.d. DEPARTMENT OF GYNAECOLOGY Howard C. Taylor, Jr., m.d.. Chief Wilson E. Alsop, m.d. Hubert S. Bush, m.d. DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY Grant P. Pennoyer, m.d., Chief Frederick H. Amendola, Edwin Manovill, m.d. m.d. Howard A. Patterson, m.d. Robert F. Dinegar, m.d. James E. Thompson, m.d. Francis E. Kent, m.d. Grant H. Beckstrand, m.d. Urology Frank Garai, m.d. Edward F. Kilbane, m.d. Dentistry Clyde S. Bouton, d.d.s. Kenneth Chase, d.d.s. Frederick Pfeiffer, d.d.s. DEPARTMENT OF OTO-LARYNGOLOGY Hampton P. Howell, m.d.. Chief R. Clarke Grove, m.d. Charles Osgood, m.d. Edward V. Hackett, m.d. George B. Stanwix, m.d. Abbott T. Hutchinson, m.d. Benjamin R. Tupper, m.d. HOUSE OFFICERS Superintendent George W. M. Stock Assistants to the Superintendent Apothecary Chief Clerk Ward F. Archer IRobert E. Heier INTERNES During Twelve Months Ending December 31, 1932 / Medical ‘ Gurney Taylor, m.d. A. J. Antenucci, m.d. Rowland Richards, m.d. John L. Riker, m.d. Surgical Ralph W. Gause, m.d. Paul G. Richards, m.d. J. Kenneth Patterson, m.d. Robert F. Koop, m.d. Gynaecological s W. Roland Frazier, m.d. J. Kenneth Patterson, m.d. Urological Worling R. Young, m.d. Mark M. Hand, m.d. 0 to-laryn golo gical John Scott, m.d. Grant H. Jones fDied April 1 7/32. Mfe tfiopb, MM. 3&0£Ottl0b, 'flTgat in tl> e beatg of 2Dt. l&olfe iFIogti tge Q^e&ical profegi= £ion gagi logit one of itgi outstanding figures. front 1917 to 1932 2Dr. f logb toas junior and attending pgpsician to tge hospital. eminent in gis pro= fession and Deeply interested in Hge Iftoosebelt hospital, ge, bp gis talents, toas prominent among tge list of tgose in tge St^cdical profession togo gabe bone 00 mucg to aid tge hospital in its toorfe for gumanitp, and tge trustees of tge hospital biisg to place on record tgeir appreciation of gis eminent serbice. : Report of the Superintendent January i, 1933 To the Board of Trustees: Gentlemen: I have the honor to present herewith the sixty-first annual report of the Hospital for the year ending December 31, 1932. Patients Treated There were treated in all departments of the Hospital 44,036 persons; 5,040 were treated in the Wards and 908 in the Private Rooms; 12,739 were treated in the Out-Patient Department and 24,569 in the Emergency Department; 2,906 were Compensation or Industrial Accident patients. Accident cases admitted to the Ward, 2,696. The average number of patients in the Wards and Private Patients’ Pavilion were 193, or 70,694 days bed care during the year. The average number of daily visits in the Out-Patient Department was 132, and in the Emergency Department 67. Free Days and Days Care There were 5,040 patients in the Wards (a decrease of 507 over 1931). The following tables show the number of patients admitted and the number of those treated free, with days care during the year Ward Patients 5 »°4° Free Patients 714 Ward Days Care 59.294 Free Days Care 35,299 Hospital Days Care Private Patients 8,052 Semi-Private Patients 3,348 Full Ward Rate Patients 13,009 Part Ward Rate Patients 20,039 Free Patients 26,246 Total 70.694 14 Sixty-First Annual Report 15 Patients treated in all departments of the Hospital free of all cost to the individual during the year.
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