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Re: Hook desires a hospice in the new hospital.

Re: Hook correspondence addresses fire safety in stairways, family lounges, bed availability, and the physical appearance of the building.

Re: Correspondence regarding updating bed needs of the institution and includes descriptions of bed allotments, charts, graphs, and statistics.

Re: Hook encourages the consolidation of the beds at Blue Ridge and UVA hospital; documents include a report entitled, "Blue Ridge Hospital Report of the Tuberculosis Service Fiscal year 1982 July 1, 1981 - June 30, 1982."

RE: Bed utilization and clinical reports of admissions.

Re: Budget issues and concerns including graphs, charts and statistics of admissions, budgets, and actual costs.

Re: Hook submits proposals from the departments in Internal Medicine for the capital outlay budget for 1990-2000 in which department head details specific needs and wants for each department.

Re: Correspondence (mostly from the 1970s) includes discussions on overhead funds, professional fee schedules, funding for specific needs with the departments of Internal Medicine and for improvements in the facility, expense of long distance telephone calls, and fringe benefits for faculty.

Re: Includes "Proposed 1970-1980 Capital Outlay Projections and Program" and "Planning Guidelines for the Ten-Year Capital Budget 1988-1998."

Re: Correspondence with John F. Harlan, Jr., Director, University of Virginia Hospital includes increasing residency programs, patient care and comfort, faculty appointments, and addition of beds.

Re: Correspondence mostly with John F. Harlan, Jr. Director, UVA Hospitals includes lack of storage, shortage of beds, patient care and amenities, visitor control, canceling and rescheduling patients, use of the Towers Hospital, and accreditation awards.

Re: Correspondence with John T. Ashley, Director, UVA Hospital, includes teaching funds, identification photographs, swing beds, cleaning, storage, and maintenance problems, and dissatisfaction with managerial process.