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Exhibit Listing Commission of Inquiry on Hormone Receptor Testing LISTING OF EXHIBITS March 19, 2008 to October 31, 2008 Public In Camera Date Entered Witness / Counsel Exhibit Exhibit Description of Exhibit into Evidence Entered Under P-0001 Gazetted Order in Council 19-Mar-08 Bernard Coffey P-0002 Rules of Procedure and Practice 19-Mar-08 Bernard Coffey Newfoundland and Labrador Centre for Health Information ER/PR Communications Events Database Report for Beverly Green dated February P-0003 27, 2008 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Pathology Report of Beverly Green dated January C-0001 17, 2001 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Pathology Report of Beverly Green dated February C-0002 22, 2001 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green 1st Assessment Summary of Beverly Green at Dr. C-0003 H. Bliss Murphy Cancer Centre dated March 5, 2001 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0004 Murphy Cancer Centre dated March 30, 2001 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0005 Murphy Cancer Centre dated April 25, 2001 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0006 Murphy Cancer Centre dated June 22, 2001 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0007 Murphy Cancer Centre dated October 4, 2001 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0008 Murphy Cancer Centre dated November 29, 2001 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0009 Murphy Cancer Centre dated March 7, 2002 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0010 Murphy Cancer Centre dated May 16, 2002 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0011 Murphy Cancer Centre dated September 26, 2002 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0012 Murphy Cancer Centre dated December 22, 2005 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0013 Murphy Cancer Centre dated March 26, 2006 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Letter dated May 8, 2006 from Dr. Kara Laing on behalf of Tumor Panel Review Board to Dr. J. C-0014 Siddiqui regarding Beverly Green 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0015 Murphy Cancer Centre dated May 26, 2006 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0016 Murphy Cancer Centre dated November 17, 2006 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0017 Murphy Cancer Centre dated December 14, 2006 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0018 Murphy Cancer Centre dated January 12, 2007 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0019 Murphy Cancer Centre dated February 1, 2007 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Revised: 11/4/2008 1 of 266 Commission of Inquiry on Hormone Receptor Testing LISTING OF EXHIBITS March 19, 2008 to October 31, 2008 Public In Camera Date Entered Witness / Counsel Exhibit Exhibit Description of Exhibit into Evidence Entered Under Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0020 Murphy Cancer Centre dated April 30, 2007 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0021 Murphy Cancer Centre dated May 22, 2007 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0022 Murphy Cancer Centre dated June 28, 2007 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0023 Murphy Cancer Centre dated October 18, 2007 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Progress Notes of Beverly Green at Dr. H. Bliss C-0024 Murphy Cancer Centre dated February 7, 2008 19-Mar-08 Beverly Green Newfoundland and Labrador Centre for Health Information ER/PR Communications Events Database Report for Elizabeth White dated February P-0004 27, 2008 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Pathology Report of Elizabeth White dated October C-0026 19, 1999 (Carbonear Hospital) 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Pathology Report of Elizabeth White dated October C-0027 19, 1999 (Dr. H. Bliss Murphy Cancer Centre) 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Pathology Report of Elizabeth White dated November 2, 1999 (Dr. H. Bliss Murphy Cancer C-0028 Centre) 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Letter dated November 12, 1999 from Dr. R.C. Randell, Carbonear General Hospital to H. Bliss C-0029 Murphy Cancer Centre regarding Elizabeth White 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White 1st Assessment Summary of Elizabeth White at Dr. H. Bliss Murphy Cancer Centre dated December 3, C-0030 1999 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Progress Notes of Ellizabeth White at Dr. H. Bliss C-0031 Murphy Cancer Centre dated December 3, 1999 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Letter dated December 3, 1999 from Dr. Amyn Alidina, Dr. H. Bliss Murphy Cancer Centre to Dr. Robert Randell, Carbonear General Hospital C-0032 regarding Elizabeth White 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Progress Notes of Ellizabeth White at Dr. H. Bliss C-0033 Murphy Cancer Centre dated December 14, 1999 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Progress Notes of Ellizabeth White at Dr. H. Bliss C-0034 Murphy Cancer Centre dated January 19, 2000 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Progress Notes of Ellizabeth White at Dr. H. Bliss C-0035 Murphy Cancer Centre dated January 20, 2000 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Revised: 11/4/2008 2 of 266 Commission of Inquiry on Hormone Receptor Testing LISTING OF EXHIBITS March 19, 2008 to October 31, 2008 Public In Camera Date Entered Witness / Counsel Exhibit Exhibit Description of Exhibit into Evidence Entered Under Letter dated January 20, 2000 from Dr. Amyn Alidina, Dr. H. Bliss Murphy Cancer Centre to Dr. H.B. Chandra-Sckhar, Carbonear General regarding C-0036 Elizabeth White 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Diagnostic Imaging Services Radiology Report of C-0037 Elizabeth White dated March 30, 2000 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Progress Notes of Ellizabeth White at Dr. H. Bliss C-0038 Murphy Cancer Centre dated April 24, 2000 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Progress Notes of Ellizabeth White at Dr. H. Bliss C-0039 Murphy Cancer Centre dated March 5, 2001 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Progress Notes of Ellizabeth White at Dr. H. Bliss C-0040 Murphy Cancer Centre dated June 8, 2001 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Telephone records of Bertram White dated July 24, C-0041 2007 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Telephone records of Bertram White dated C-0042 September 24, 2007 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Telephone records of Bertram White dated C-0043 November 24, 2007 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Letter dated December 12, 2007 from Dr. Kara Laing on behalf of Tumor Panel Review Board to Dr. C-0044 J. Siddiqui regarding Elizabeth White 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Progress Notes of Ellizabeth White at Dr. H. Bliss C-0045 Murphy Cancer Centre dated December 17, 2007 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Progress Notes of Ellizabeth White at Dr. H. Bliss C-0046 Murphy Cancer Centre dated January 17, 2008 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Progress Notes of Ellizabeth White at Dr. H. Bliss C-0047 Murphy Cancer Centre dated February 14, 2008 19-Mar-08 Elizabeth White Newfoundland and Labrador Centre for Health Information ER/PR Communications Events Database Report for Norman White dated February P-0005 27, 2008 19-Mar-08 Norman White Four Pathology Reports of 1999, a Discharge Summary dated July 19, 1999 and the Final Surgical Pathology Report dated August 17, 1999 regarding C-0049 Norman White 19-Mar-08 Norman White Initial Visit Summary of Norman White by Dr. J. Younus dated August 13, 1999 and 1st Assessment C-0050 Summary of Dr. K. Hong dated August 18, 1999 19-Mar-08 Norman White Two Copies of Letter dated March 6, 2006 from Dr. Kara Laing on behalf of Tumor Panel Review Board C-0051 to Dr. P. Ganguly regarding Norman White 19-Mar-08 Norman White Revised: 11/4/2008 3 of 266 Commission of Inquiry on Hormone Receptor Testing LISTING OF EXHIBITS March 19, 2008 to October 31, 2008 Public In Camera Date Entered Witness / Counsel Exhibit Exhibit Description of Exhibit into Evidence Entered Under The Newfoundland Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation Report of Dr. Jawaid Younus, Medical C-0052 Oncologist dated October 5, 2000 19-Mar-08 Norman White C-0025 C-0025 is canceled and replaced by P-0003 19-Mar-08 C-0048 C-0048 is canceled and replaced by P-0004 19-Mar-08 Newfoundland and Labrador Centre for Health Information ER/PR Communications Events Database Report for Daphne Coffin dated February P-0006 27, 2008 20-Mar-08 Daphne Coffin Pathology Report of Daphne Coffin dated August 28, C-0056 2001 20-Mar-08 Daphne Coffin Final Surgical Pathology Report from Mount Sinai C-0057 Hospital of Daphne Coffin dated March 20, 2006 20-Mar-08 Daphne Coffin 1st Assessment Summary of Daphne Coffin at Dr. H. Bliss Murphy Cancer Centre dated September 19, C-0058 2001 20-Mar-08 Daphne Coffin Progress Notes of Daphne Coffin at Dr. H. Bliss C-0059 Murphy Cancer Centre dated October 19, 2001 20-Mar-08 Daphne Coffin Progress Notes of Daphne Coffin at Dr. H. Bliss C-0060 Murphy Cancer Centre dated December 31, 2001 20-Mar-08 Daphne Coffin Progress Notes of Daphne Coffin at Dr.
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