The Archive · 1940

FAMILY'S TEETH

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Só if you want to save money and have your family use the best—buy Kolynos. It cleans better, quicker and is suto Nurses Save Miles Of Walking Hospital Signals by Lights The idea is this. The sister in charge of a block er a wing sits at her table with a telephone and a switchboard connected with every bed. If a patient requires attention, he pushes a bell. This shows on the indicator as a yellow light. The sister then picks up the telephone and speaks to the patient through a loud-speaker alongside the bed. Perhaps he wants to know when he can go home. In that case, the sister tells him over the phone and saves two trips—one there and one back.

Perhaps he wants a drink of water. Then she looks on her switchboard, and sees that there is a nurse in the next ward. She then speaks to her through the loud-speaker, asking her to take a glass of water to the patient. This saves the nurse four trips—to see what the patient wants, to get it, to take it to him, and to return.

As each nurse goes into ward, she presses a switch which lights a red indicator outside the ward and a red light on the sister's switch in-dicoter. When she leaves the ward she switches it off.

It the sister requires a nurse immediately at her desk, she turns a switch on her telephone which buzzes until switched off, and which at the same time lights up an indicator in the passage with the word "nurse." This same indicator in the passage also shows at a glance from which ward a patient is ringing.

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