Time Capsule
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Collection of photos of the 4M Chest Unit in 1996 Photo of the 4M Chest Unit “All About 4M: The Chest Unit” and “Going for Chest Surgery” pamphlets A dialyzer: ⅛ in cross sechon and a stress ball shaped like a kidney from 2011 Renal program timeline (1972 to 2012) Renal program timeline (1972 to 2012) Renal program timeline (1972 to 2012) Renal program timeline (1972 to 2012)
May
Photo of St. Joseph’s students from 1977 submitted by the 2M Pediatric Unit in 1996. Photo of St. Joseph’s pediatric unit from 1975 submitted by the 2M Pediatric Unit in 1996. Stuffed animal from 1996 wearing a t-shirt that says “I was born at St. Joseph’s Health Centre.” Just For Kids Clinic pamphlet and prescription form from 2011. Collection of items, including a baby’s hat and a knit teddy bear, submitted by the Family Birthing team in 2011. Breastfeeding class at St. Joseph’s Health Centre from January 25, 2012. Family Birthing Centre Staff from 2011. Pamphlets, a magnet, a bookmark and other miscellaneous items from the Women’s Health Centre in 2011. Pamphlet, stickers and other items submitted by the Pediatrics team in 2011. Collection of pamphlets, information sheets and forms from the Prenatal Screening Unit in 1996. Photo of St. Joseph’s students from 1977 submitted by the 2M Pediatric Unit in 1996. The Women’s Health Centre team in 1995.
April
A poster and forms from Surgical Pathology and Microbiology in 2011. Department of Laboratory Medicine in 2011. ‘IV/ Procurement Team’ at the 2011 Christmas Party held at The Curve. Lab equipment from 2011. Three photos submitted by the Department of Laboratory Medicine, The Core Lab, in 1996. Left: The microscope – the symbol of laboratory medicine. Top Right: Dr. Lawrence Mautner, Medical Lab Director, and Sister Janet, Executive Director, in 1979. Bottom Right: Dr. M.C. Patterson, Medical Lab Director in 1989. A collection of forms and labels from Microbiology. Two 5¼” diskettes, a petri dish for media, and a 3 ½” floppy disk from 1996. Note on the floppy disk reads, “Probably will still be used in 25 years!” The Microbiology Department Class of 1990 to 1991. I.V. Blood Team from 1996. A dictation unit that was used in the laboratory from 1996. Department of Pathology in 1995. Items submitted by the Department of Laboratory Medicine, The Core Lab in 1996. The team believed items 1 to 4 would be obsolete by 2021. 1. Urine specimen bottle 2. ACA test pack for drug screen 3. IMX sample cup for thyroid tests 4. pO2 probe for Blood Gases 5. A urine centrifuge tube and a urine dipstick 6. A syringe 7. A disposable pipette 8. A pipette tip 9. 10 mL test tube 10. 3 mL test tube 11. Micro Eppendorf sample cup 12. Vacutainer and Microtainer tubes for blood collection
March
Mission Moment from the 75th anniversary kick-off event, which reads: Today we come together to celebrate 75 years of service and remember those whose dedication and vision have brought us to this day. With joyful hearts we pray to you, God our Creator, to grant us: Gratitude to look back and be thankful; Courage to look forward and be hopeful; Faith to look upward and be humble; Kindness to look outward and be helpful; And risk enough to look around us and be responsive to those who are in need. Through the power of your Spirit may our actions continue to reflect the mission we profess and celebrate. Amen. Mission and Pastoral Team from 1996. Mission and Pastoral Team from 1996. Statement of Philosophy and Values from 1996. Volunteer package from 2011 with pins and accessories. Caption on the back of the photo notes: Russell P. (volunteer) and Toby (dog) from 2011. Photos of volunteers and the gift shop from 1995. In 1995, 310 adults and 250 students contributed to 30 services, 75,000 hours of service and $125,000.
February
The “Trach Team” from 2011. The Interprofessional Practice Department from 2011. Team photo from Fall 2010. Three staff at the kickoff event for St. Joseph’s anniversary on January 26, 1996. Collection of Therapeutic Recreation service photos from 1994 to 1995. Calendar of events for the Our Lady of Mercy Resident Program in January 1996 The first resident of the Our Lady of Mercy Wing to use the Art Therapy program created this fingerpainting rendition of one of the twenty movements of T’ai Chi Chih. The program was introduced to St. Joseph’s by Sister Kay Morrell, a Sister of Providence of St. Vincent de St. Paul in 1995. Staff from 4E at a holiday party in December 1995. Physiotherapy equipment and exercise instructions from 1996. Occupational therapy tools from 1996. The Occupational Therapy Department team in 1996. Items from the Department of Speech Language Pathology in 1996.
Last updated November 30, 2021