Daoust Co-Authors Article in Anesthetist Journal
Philip N. Daoust director of Berkshire Medical Center anesthesia school coauthors “Simplified Patient Monitoring and Its Value” with Mrs. Erwin King of Troy New York. They stress listening to heartbeat and breathing during surgery and describe a listening device with an earpiece and neck receiver for safer anesthesia.
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Philip N. Daoust
School of Anesthesia
Berkshire Medical Center
American Association of Nurse Anesthetists
Erwin King
Troy
N.Y
BMC School of Anesthesia
Daoust
Welfare Family Housed in Motel After Roof Leak
A welfare family of four adults and seven children has been housed in a local motel since January 2 due to a severe roof leak at their John Street home. Fire Department and Health Department officials reported the arrangement yesterday. Welfare Administrator Donald J. Stack refused to comment while signaling forthcoming housing recommendations to District Court and criticizing radio and newspaper reports of his activities.
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John Street
Fire Department
Health Department
Donald J. Stack
Teaching tool lets nurses monitor patient vital signs jointly
Daoust described a monitoring device used to track a patient's blood pressure and other vitals. The tool aids nurse anesthetists by allowing an instructor and student to listen together and discuss vital signs during training.
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Sia
Daoust
Traffic Chief backs four to five level city parking garage
Dr T Edward Quinn head of the Traffic Commission urges a four or five level garage within First East North and Eagle streets area. A 1966 Campbell and Associates report warned of a 200 space shortage rising to 500 by 1970. He envisions 300 to 400 cars and notes a larger east side garage would complement J Alan Ornstein’s 2000 car Berk shire Forum plan nearby. Mayor Butler urged leadership. no action set. He suggested eminent domain of the Allen Auto Park lot as a possible start, but said Quinn’s idea remains in talk stage.
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T. Edward Quinn
The
Traffic Commission
First
North
Eagle Streets
Quinn
Bruce Campbell & Associates
North Street
J. Alan Ornstein
Berkshire Forum
Butler
Pittsfield City Council approves highway project funding and hires
The council voted 40 000 as Pittsfield s share of a 180 000 Chapter 90 highway project to extend Valentine Road to Highland Avenue. It approved 200 in damages to Luigi Arpante for Mill and Oxford Street easement takings from March 1967. A motion to substitute Demeter s Manual for Cushing s was tabled. Transfers totaled 25 328 for snow removal with 2 500 for a public works snow loader and 1 000 moved within public works for street lights. Mayors appointments include George Kelly reinstated firefighter effective Jan 1, David Catalano provisional firefighter effective Jan 18, and John J Socha named Special Police Officer around GE ordnance system installation.
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Valentine Road
Highland Avenue
Luigi Arpante
Mill Street
Oxford Street
Public Works
Public Works Department
Butler
George Kelly
David Catalano
John J. Socha
Adams
GE Ordnance Systems
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