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i, 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 5,1990 Section Two Security is Top Priority For Health Information The health records department department at Memorial Hospital Hospital Bowmanville guarantees guarantees patient confidentiality. Jean Clarke, director of registration and health records, explained that any- - one looking at patient records has to have their access access verified before the information information is passed on. "There are a lot of security security steps that have to be 'maintained before anyone can get a record. Our pri- 'mary function is to protect records from unauthorized \ access," she said. Last week, Health Infor- 'mation Awareness Week was recognized in Ontario in order to increase awareness about how patient records are kept in hospitals. Mrs. Clarke explained that the main objectives of the department are to ensure ensure security of the records and to make sure Health Acts are being followed. Requirements under acts such as the Public Hospital Act, Coroner's Act and Vital Statistics Act are just some of the legislation the hospital hospital has to adhere to. Mrs. Clarke explained that once the information is assembled on the patient's record, statistics are sent to Loretta Buttonshaw. (sitting) is the receptionist in the health records department at Memorial Hospital. She assists the department in ensuring the security of patient records. Watching Loretta at work is Jean Clarke, director of patient registration and health records. Last week was Health Information Awareness Awareness Week. The purpose of designating a special week for health information is to inform the community about how records are kept in hospitals. Thanks to the work of Claire Mason in the health records department, department, an open house was staged to let other hospital staff know what happens in the department. "We've been keeping Bowmanville and area residents warm for over 60 years!" • Top quality Imperial Oil products for Domestic, Industrial and Rural use. • Automatic delivery maintained by a fleet of modern tanker trucks. • We sell portable heater fuel. • Dependable 24-hour service. ASK US ABOUT OUR TOTAL HOME COMFORT PROGRAM Telephone 623-5516 HARRISON FUELS £sso '12 Sturrock Road Bowmanville THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE REGULATIONS FOR 1990/1991 WINTER SEASON DECEMBER 2,1990 TO APRIL 14,1991 Area residents are hereby advised of the Provincial and Municipal Regulations applicable to the 1990/91 Winter Season, December 2,1990 to April 14,1991, as follows: The Highway Traffic Act (R.S.0.1980): Section 147 (10) prohibits the parking of vehicles on any highway in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic or the clearing of snow from the highway. Section 147 (13) provides the authority for the removal of any vehicles, at the owner's expense, found to be causing an obstruction on a highway. Section 157 prohibits the depositing of snow or Ice on a public roadway. Town of Newcastle By-Law 79-1 : Section 5 (i) prohibits the parking of vehicles on any highway for a period of longer than three (3) hours, and is also applicable to overnight parking on any road under the jurisdiction of the Town of Newcastle. Walter A. Evans, P. Eng, Director of Public Works Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Dales to bo published: Wednesday, November 28,1990 Wednesday, Decembers, 1990 Legion Supports Olympic Bound Athlete the Hospital Medical Records Institute. Based on the information the HMRI receives, such as the types of cases the hospital hospital treats and resources to treat those patients, the hospital hospital is able to use the compiled compiled data in order to obtain funding from the Ministry of Health. The focus of the health records department has changed greatly. Mrs. Clarke explained that at one time statistics weren't as important as they are now. For instance, she said, by having a record of the number number of out-patients treated for diabetes, the numbers can be used to justify opening opening up an outpatient clinic. The department also works closely with a number of research programs such as the Ontario Cancer Fund. Mrs. Clarke stressed that all information used from the chart at any time is just data. Personal information such as the name of the patient patient is never used. "The raw data provides for opportunities in research, research, teaching purposes and planning," she said. Under law, records have to be kept in the department for 20 years. After a certain period of time, the records are transposed transposed onto microfilm and . stored. Mrs. Clarke pointed out that Memorial has records on file since 1950. Cancer Society Not Affiliated With Research Society Inc. Recently, local businesses and organizations have received received requests for donations donations from "The Cancer Research Research Society Inc." The Canadian Cancer Society is in no way affiliated with the Cancer ■ Research Society Inc. Cancer Research Society Inc. is a legitimate organization organization based in Quebec, but the Canadian Cancer Society Society wishes to make the public aware that the Ontario Division Division of'the Cancer Society canvasses for funds during the month of April only. Prior to 1981, Cancer Research Research Society Inc. confined its campaign to the Province of Quebec, but since that time, the organization has solicited funds outside Quebec. Quebec. Only a small percentage of the funds raised by Cancer Cancer Research Society Inc. are distributed outside the Province Province of Quebec. Cancer research in Canada Canada is done through the National National Cancer Institute of Canada and 98 per cent of its funding is provided by the Canadian Cancer Society. Society. These services include patient support programs, transportation, drugs, dressings, dressings, and education programs programs for children and adults. Because the Canadian Cancer Society provides such ■ extensive programs, the need for funds is always great. Therefore, it is important important that the public does not confuse these two organizations. organizations. The Society urges the public to ensure that their donations are in fact going to the charity of their choice. Decision Forthcoming On Highway 407 Route This time next year, the technically-preferred route for a new freeway in the Town of Newcastle should be decided. The route will link the proposed Highway 407 and Highway 401 in the Town of Newcastle should be chosen. Consultants and planners from the Ministiy of Transportation Transportation met a number of members of the public at two public open houses on the freeway connecting link study last week. The area being studied for a link from Highway 401 • ghv An error appeared in last week's paper naming the recipient of this cheque from Bowmanville Legion Branch 178. Jim Shaw (who was incorrectly identified last week) is shown above as he receives a cheque for $900 from Legion President Jim Connell. The cheque was given to Jim on Thursday, November 22, to help him reach his goal of competing in the 1992 Para-Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. to the proposed Highway 407 stretches from Courtice Road to Maple Grove Road and from the 401 north to Regional Road 20. Information sessions were held last Wednesday in Bowmanville and in Solina on Thursday to give the public public an opportunity to provide input into the study. Cliff Lumley, project di rector of Highway 407, said the response to the open houses has been great. "We are really after comments comments about the information we are presenting to the public," he explained. The ministry has developed developed a number of route alternatives alternatives for the link, with the idea of minimizing the impact of the freeway. Leslie Scott, of the consulting consulting firm McCormick and Rankin, said agriculture, existing existing development and the environment were just some of the matters considered in selecting the routes. A range of alternatives was presented to the public, all of which connect to the the alternatives proposed for 407. "The study is to determine determine the recommended alternative alternative in order to protect for that facility," Ms Scott said. Mr. Lumley explained that the public may have in formation the province doesn't possess. Members of the public might know, for example, about land being rented out or other route alternatives. alternatives. "If not, then we get on with the evaluation and analysis," he said. Tne route of the link will eventually be evaluated on its social, environmental, agricultural agricultural and natural impacts impacts as well as transportation. transportation. engineering and costs. "The major element here is it allows municipalities and others not affected to get on with their lives," he said, explaining that municipalities municipalities have helped the province by freezing lands in the study area of the link and 407. "We are talking about protection now," he said. 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