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June 30, 1971 . > View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by State Library of Massachusetts Electronic Repository TAUNTON STATE HOSPITAL ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT TO THE TRUSTEES July 1, 1970 - June 30, 1971 J 1 'f, 1 *y * « ( * WPWC>U STATE HOSPITAL June 30, 1971 TRUSTEES TERM EXPIRES TJAKB ADDRESS - Amy *T. Robinson 5 Jefferson Avenue 1973 Chairman Taunton Dorothy G. Williams 43 Ingell Street 1975 * • Secretary Taunton * • Kenneth Dorn 106 Main Street 1976 Brockton Edward C. Bucy, Jr. 103 Eisenhower Poad 1972 Swansea Coleman Lipman 106 Ryan Street 1974 New Bedford « Irving L. Pike 30 "ary Street 1977 * Attleboro 6 Edwards Avenue 197S Taunton -\. i TAUNTON STATE HOSPITAL June 30, 1971 STAFF PHYSICIANS NAME TITLE SERVICE BEGA?i If. Everett Class, M.D. Superintendent Nov. 1, 1948 Paul P. Fletcher, M.D. Assistant Superintendent Lay 16, 1965 .Tatsuji lida, M.D. Director of Psychiatry Dec. 8, 1959 Lawrence M. Abrahams, M.D. Director of Clinical Psychiatry May 14, 1967 Jaime Matesanz, M.D. Director of Clinical Psychiatry June 28, 1967 Enrique Angsles DeJesus, M.D. Director of Clinical Psychiatry Mar. 31, 1968 Onofrio P. Tattoli, M.D. Senior Psychiatrist Sept. 8, 1959 D. Sreedharan Hair, M.D. Senior Psychiatrist Oct. 27, 19c 9 Michael James 3. Muleany, M.D. Senior Psychiatrist Aug. 2, 1970 TheethajB L. Ittiara, M.D. Senior Psychiatrist Jan, 4, 1971 TTapoleon Diaz, M.D. Chief Physician Aug. 2, 1964 Morris C. Cross, M.D. Senior Physician July 18, 1966 Jacinta Catipon, M.D. Senior Physician June 16, 1968 A.H.""!. Rezaur Rahman, M.D. Senior Physician July 1, 1970 Kfambi Salgunan, M.D. Staff Psychiatrist Sept 1, 1970 Danis Soylu, M.D. Staff Psychiatrist Sept 6, 1970 Shamkant Daji Limaye, M.D. Staff Psychiatrist Jan. 4, 1971 Aikarakudy fMnevarghese Alias, •[ .D. Staff Psychiatrist Mar. 19, 1971 A. Joseph Kantharaj, ~*.D. Assistant Physician July 6, 1970 Prabhakar B. Kale, M.D. Assistant Physician Sspt 4, 1970 Julius Golden, D.M.D. Dentist Sept q 19A2 Henry A. O'Drien, Jr., D.M.D. Dentist Jan. 15, 19-7 (4) TAUNTOV STATE HOSPITAL June 30, 1971 DEPART: EKT HEADS NAME TITLE DATE OF APPOIHTMEMl John W. Anderson, Jr. Steward Jan. 3, 1954 T. Howard Donahue Treasurer -,'ov. 17, 1963 Joseph Cote Chief Power Plant Engineer Aug. 19, 1962 Thomas J. Riley •Maintenance Foreman Jan. 2. 1966 Russell G. Eastman Head Farmer Dec. 2, 1946 Blanche Pouliot yead Housekeeper, TMB. Unit June 2, 1968 John Doyle Head Housekeeper, T-FP 'Tnit Oct. 16, 19U Barbara Mumford Head Housekeeper, Cape-Ply. Unit April 2, 1952 Theresa Loughlin, RM Director of '*urse3 Jan. 1, 1971 Carl S. Sawtelle Supervisor of Social Services May 7, 1959 Pauline Walker Head Occupational Therapist :arch 3, 1958 * iary R. Parker 'edical Record Librarian July 1, 1970 j--o ±8 Bis .-i o nne11e Supervisor of Volunteer osrvices IV. , j-V (J 1 . • (-5) TAUNTON STATE HOSPITAL — — June 30, 1971 <fc IB STAFF ORGANIZATION * • Superintendent W. Everett Glass, M.D. Assistant Superintendent Paul F. Fletcher, M.D. Director of Psychiatry Tatsuji Iida, M.D. • Directors of • Psychiatric ,Fnits: Taunton-Fall River Jaime .'atesanz, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry 'few Pedford Lawrence M, Abrahams, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry Cape-Plymouth Enrique A. DeJesus, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry Chief of 'fedical Service Hapoleon Diaz, M.D. Director of Rehabilitation Service Sterling I. Colten, Ed.D. • • Executive Committee: ¥. Everett Glass, M.D., Supt., Ex Officio Paul F. Fletcher, M.D., Asst. Supt. * latsuji Iida, M.D., Dir. of Psychiatry * Lawrence H. Abrahams, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry Enrique A. DeJesus, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry Jaime Matesanz, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry Napoleon Diaz, M.D., Chief of Medical Service Tissue Committee: Uapoleon Diaz, M.D., Chief of Medical Service Jacinta Catipon, M.D., Senior Physician A.H.M. Rezaur Rahman, M.D., Senior Physician Blaise J. C-entile, M.D., Pathologist Infection Committee: Napoleon Diaz, M.D., Chief of .''fed. Service, Chairman Paul F. Fletcher, TMD., Asst. Supt. Jacinta Catipon, M.D., Senior Physician Theresa Loughlin, R.N., Dir. of Nurses Mary Dubena, R.M., Asst. Dir. of Nurses John Viveiros, Laboratory Technician Joseph Cobe, Chief Engineer Eleanor McCarthy, R.N., Chief Supervisor Norma 0,Trearne, R.M., Chief Supervisor •ary Davis, R.N., Chief Supervisor Enid Karma, R.M., Chief Supervisor- Irene Duffy, R.M., Instructor 'argaret Stevens, R.M., Regional Supervisor Blanche Pouliot, Head Housekeeper, N.B. Unit John Doyle, Head Housekeeper, T-FR. flhit Barbara Mumford, Head Housekeeper, Cape-Ply. Unit f-6) TAUNTON STATE HOSPITAL June 30, 1971 STAFF ORGANIZATION (Continued) Pharmacy Committee: Paul F. Fletcher, M.D., Asst. Supt. Tatsuji Iida, M.D., Director of Psychiatry Napoleon Diaz, M.D., Chief of Medical Service Lawrence N. Abrahams, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry Jaime Hatesanz, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry Enrique A. DeJesu3, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry Onofrio F. Tattoli, M.D., Sr. Psychiatrist, Chairmar Theresa Loughlin, R.M., Dir. of Nurses Mary Dubena, R.M., Asst. Dir. of Nurses Eleanor McCarthy, R.N., Chief Supervisor Norma O'Hearne, R.N., Chief Supervisor George F. Lynch, Pharmacist Linwood Mordell, Pharmacist Robert J. Burnett, Asst. Steward 'fedical Records Committee: W. Everett Glass, M.D., Superintendent Paul F. Fletcher, M.D., Asst. Superintendent Tatsuji Iida, M.D., Dir. of Psychiatry Jaime Hatesanz, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry Lawrence '•!'. Abrahams, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry Enrique A. DeJesus, M.D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry Napoleon Diaz, M.D., Chief of Medical Service Mary P.. Parker, Principal Clerk Ethel Dwyer, Sr. Clerk and Stenographer Carl S. Sawtelle, Supervisor of Social Service Disaster Committee: Paul F. Fletcher, M.D., Asst. Superintendent ?fepoleon Diaz, M.D., Chief of Medical Service Onofrio F. Tattoli, M.D., Senior Psychiatrist Morris Cross, M.D., Senior Physician, Chairman Theresa Loughlin, R.N., Dir. of Nurses Eleanor McCarthy, R.N., Chief Supervisor Norma O'Hearne, R.N., Chief Supervisor Enid Hanna, R.N., Chief Supervisor Mary Davis, R.N., Chief Supervisor Blanche Pouliot, Head Housekeeper, N.B. Unit John Doyle, Head Housekeeper, T-FR Unit Barbara Mumford, Head Housekeeper, Cape-Ply. Unit Robert J. Burnett, Asst. Steward Carl Sawtelle, Supervisor of Social Service Joseph Cote, Chief Engineer ntilization Committee: Paul F. Fletcher, M.D., Asst. Superintendent Tatsuji Iida, M.D., Dir. of Psychiatry Jaime 'fetesanz, i .D., Dir. of Clin. Psychiatry ''apoleon Diaz, M.D., Chief of Medical Service Robert arot, Social Work Supervisor Eleanor McCarthy, R.N., Chief Supervisor Mary R. Parker, Medical Record Librarian (7) TAUUTON STATE HOSPITAL June 30, 1971 CONSULTANTS Chest John E. Fenton, M.D. 68 Church Green Taunton, Mass. 02780 Dermatology Julius Picard, I ,D. 245 Cherry Street Fall River, Mass. 02720 Gynecology 0. Arthur Uereo, M.D. 68 Church Green Taunton, Mass. 02780 \Tieurosur^ery Charles A. Fager, M.D. 605 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Mass. 02215 James L. Poppen, M.D. 605 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Mass. 02215 Orthopedics C. Nason Burden, M.D. 6? Church Green Taunton, Mass. 02?80 Pathology , K. D. 564 Centre Street Jamaica Plain, "'ass. 02130 FE"T Fred R. Blumenthal, M.D. 129 High Street Taunton, Mass. 02780 Internal "fedicine John E. Fenton, M.D. 68 Church Green f Taunton, 'ass. 02780 Charles E. Hoye, };.T). 32 Cedar Street Taunton, Mass. 02780 William L. Donahue, 68 Church Green Taunton, Mass. 02780 (8) TAUNTON STATE HOSPITAL June 30, 1971 CONSULTANTS (Continued) Psychiatry Jose Delgado, M.D. Ill Washington Street North Easton, Mass. 02356 Theodore G. Denton, M.D. 1030 President Avenue Pall River, Mass. 02720 Arnold Robbins, M.D. 11+19 Beacon Street Brookline, Mass. 0211+6 David Landau, M.D. 350 Beacon Street Boston, Mass. 02116 Paul I. Yakovlev, M.D. 21 Addington Street Brookline, Mass. O2II4.6 John Joseph Palvey, M.D. 65 Holcott Drive Attleboro, Mass. 02703 Walter C. Johnson, M.D. 132 Pine Street Hanover, Mass. 02339 Calvert Stein, M.D. 11+6 Chestnut Street Springfield, Mass. 01103 Salomon Alfie, M.D. 1011 Veterans Memorial Parkway Riverside, R.I. 02915 Public Health Benjamin Sachs, M.D. J4.O Newbrook Circle Newton, Mass. 02167 Roentgenology Samuel L. Pollack, M.D. 151 High Street Taunton, ^ass. 02780 (9) June 30, 1971 CONSULTANTS (Continued) Surgery William H. Bennett, M.D. 79 Church Green Taunton, Mass. 02780 David C-ouveia, M.D. 89 Washington Street Taunton, Mass. 02780 William H. Swift, M.D. 141 High Street Taunton, Mass. 02780 Theodore R. Thayer, M.D. 68 Church Green Taunton, "ass. 02780 Frederick G. Dcran, M.D. 68 Church Green Taunton, Mass. 02780 Anthony N. Elias, MI.D. 148 High Street Taunton, Mass. 02780 Armand V. Bolino, M.D, 35 West Britannia Street Taunton, Mass. 02780 Walter M. Johnson, M.D. l *• J l 1J.CU UU4 oCu Taunton, Mass. 02780 Paul F. Kingsbury, M.D. 140 High Street Taunton, Mass. 02780 , M.D. Lakeville hospital • Lakeville, Mass. 02346 David Pottier, M.D. 252 Winthrop Street Taunton, Mass. 02780 Honorary i Joseph L. Murphy, i .D. 23 Cedar Street Taunton, Mass. 02780 (10) SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF TRUSTEES: The following is a summary of the activities of the Taunton State Hospital for the fiscal year July 1, 1970 to'June 30, 1971: MOVEMENT OF POPULATION Census Beginning of Year - July 1, 1970: Kale Female Total In Residence 536 645 1131 On Visit 361 445 80^ Or. Escaoe 6 3 9 On Family Care 0 1 1 Total on Books 903 1094 1997 Admissions - Fiscal Year: First Admissions 351 305 656 Readmitsions HI 185 326 By Transfer l 4 8 Total Admissions 496 494 990 Admissions by Geographical Unit: Taun ton 108 94 202 Fall River 28 25 5M New Bedford 140 159 299 Cape lift 137 285 Plymouth 72 79 151 Total Admissions by Geographical Unit 4Q6 494 990 Discharges: Discharged 'Outright 115 79 1% Transfers 19 13 37 From Trial Visit 331 412 743 Prom Absence 5 16 21 From Escape 10 1 11 Deported r\ 1 1 Total Discharges 430 527 1007 (11) Female Total Census End of' Year - June 30, 1971: Male Res ident 498 543 1046 * On Visit 362 441 803 4 3 7 • On Escape .
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