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A Picture worth a thousand worms: A case of Folie a Deux of Parasitosis in an early onset parkinson\u27s patient and significant other
No full textChild Advocacy: Analyzing the Implementation of Social Determinants of Health Screening in an Urban Pediatric Inpatient Medical Center
No full textStandardizing Practice, Optimizing Care: A Protocol for Management of Adolescent Menorrhagia in the Pediatric Emergency Department
No full textOptimizing Pneumococcal Immunization in an Academic Geriatrics Practice with a Multifaceted Intervention
No full textHealthcare Delivery through Interdisciplinary Rounds: Impact on Length of Hospital Stay, Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infections, and Clostridium Difficile Infections
No full textThe Gift Shop
No full textThe Service Auxiliary has a long history with Staten Island University Hospital, dating back to World War II. The Auxiliary established a coffee shop in 1942 to raise money to purchase linens, draperies, and medical equipment. The Gift Shop remains an important source of revenue for the hospital thanks to the forward thinking of its Auxilians.https://academicworks.medicine.hofstra.edu/siuh_photo_archive/1000/thumbnail.jp
Construction of Richmond Memorial Hospital
No full textPictured here is the construction of Richmond Memorial Hospital, now Staten Island University Hospital Prince’s Bay. Open for the first time in April 1920, this hospital had a 25-bed capacity and was created to service the growing population on the South Shore of Staten Island.https://academicworks.medicine.hofstra.edu/siuh_photo_archive/1018/thumbnail.jp
Pediatric Nurse
No full textIn 1927, the United States Marine Hospital began to train physician residents in Obstetrics/Gynecology and Pediatrics. As pictured here from 1936, a pediatric nurse creates a safe environment for one of our youngest patients. Today our services are still designed with kids in mind. We have extensive experience in a broad range of specialties, including pediatric surgery, urology, pulmonology, cardiology and anesthesiology. Our pediatric care is offered in settings including a children\u27s emergency center, intensive care units, an inpatient unit, nursery, and various ambulatory sites.https://academicworks.medicine.hofstra.edu/siuh_photo_archive/1002/thumbnail.jp
Staten Island University Hospital Prince’s Bay Construction
No full textSeen here is a visual journey through the renovation and construction process of Staten Island University Hospital Prince’s Bay in 1971. It serves as a testament to the evolution of our Prince’s Bay campus since its beginning as Richmond Memorial Hospital in 1920. Even today, our commitment to growth and development remains unwavering as we strive to enhance the well-being of the South Shore community of Staten Island.https://academicworks.medicine.hofstra.edu/siuh_photo_archive/1023/thumbnail.jp
Motorized Ambulance and Staff
No full textThe S.R. Smith Infirmary’s first motorized ambulance was purchased in 1912 for $2,800. According to the National EMS Museum, today, ambulances and mobile response units are stocked with modern medical care equipment. Larger units can support mobile operating rooms and recovery facilities; radiology and diagnostic equipment; and room for multiple patients and providers.https://academicworks.medicine.hofstra.edu/siuh_photo_archive/1030/thumbnail.jp