Superintendent's correspondence files, 1976-1980.

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Superintendent's correspondence files, 1976-1980.

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Files include correspondence between the East Moline Mental Health Center superintendent with Illinois Dept. of Mental Health, other state agencies including the Governor, and the U. S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare. Subjects concern physicians' evaluations for state hospitals permits; equipment purchase agreements; professional staff in-service training programs; regional planning meetings; medical personnel appointments; departmental policies and procedures; mental health care legislation; regional administrators' and supervisors' meetings; agreements with other hospitals; Mental Health Code revisions; Environmental Protection Agency site inspection reports; Medicaid and Medicare eligibility request statistics (i.e., admissions; discharges; transfers; readmission; out-patients); personnel problems; travel voucher approval; staffing and fiscal planning; monthly fire prevention reports; legal opinions concerning court decisions involving the center; repair work requests; escape reports; and proposed facility conversion into a maxiumum security prison and work release center by the Department of Corrections (1979).

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