Box 022

Re: Concerns emergency room care while Hook was a professor of Internal Medicine and Chairman, Department of Medicine.

Re: Hook's involvement in ER administration including discussion on salaries, hiring faculty and faculties duties, triage policy, and security protection.

RE: Hook's involvement in ER administration including ER at Blue Ridge Hospital, development of health care facility at Lake Monticello, funding for 24 hour/7 day week faculty coverage, use of fellows as triage officers, GI bleeding, and budget concerns.

Re: Discussion includes the employee health clinic serving the entire medical center and themovement of clinic to new location.

Re: Hook's involvement in the department of endrocrinology and metabolism including discussions on the tenuous relationship between endrocrinology and the department of pediatrics, budget and space concerns, the use of fellows instead of physicians to treat patients, and "competing" labs in endrocrinology.

Re: Hook's involvement with the Department of Endocrinolgy and Metabolism including discussions about purchasing equipment, space and budget concerns, and problems with the diabetes unit.

Re: Hook's involvement with the Department of Epidemology, especiallyJack M. Gwalthey M.D., and includes discussion of HIV testing and ethics of testing blood of patients without patient identification.

Re: Hook and William G. Thurman initially serve as co-chairmen of this division.

Re: Hook's involvement of fundraising efforts for the Department of Internal Medicine including thank you's for gifts, possible financial contributors, and fundraising campaigns.

Re: Giving scholarships to students from disadvantaged backgrounds, in particular rural areas.

Re: Hook's involvement with dedicating a courtyard garden in honor of Elizabeth Brown Mulholland Gamble.

Hook's involvement with the Division of Gastroenterology, in particular department head, Richard McCallum.