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A Twelve-Year Health Service and Recreation Program\n\nfor  \nYoung Working Women of Low Income  \n(1932-44)  \nBy  \nMARGARET LOVELL PLUMLEY  \nI 1  \nCHICAGO,ILLINOIS  \n# BOARD OF DIRECTORSDOUGLAS SMITH HEALTH EDUCATION SERVICE\n\nMrs.William F.Petersen,ChairmanMrs.Henrietta C.Warner,SecretaryMiss Adelaide C.Stephen,Treasurer  \nErnest W.Burgess,Ph.D.  \nMrs.Eleanor P.Eells  \nEmery T.Filbey  \nMiss Madeleine Foreman  \nMrs.Harry Hart  \nMiss Elizabeth H.Webster  \nMrs.Marcus A.HirschlJulian H.Lewis,M.D.Miss Mary E.MurphyHenry G.Poncher,M.D.Miss Claudia Wannamaker  \n⑤一6n/8x  \n614  \nP73  \n# PREFACE\n\nThis description of the twelve-year health and recreation pro-gram for young working women conducted by the Douglas SmithFund was written after careful review of the following types ofmaterial:the minutes of the monthly and annual meetings of theadvisory board of the Douglas Smith Fund;the director's reportsto the board;special reports,statments,and statistical data pre-pared from time to time by members of the professional staff;correspondence;financial reports;tabulations of careful caserecords of patients kept during the calendar years 1938 and 1939and during the last four months of 1941;the findings of a surveymade in 1936-37 under the direction of Mr.Samuel Goldsmith;two reports prepared by a committee of the Health Division ofthe Council of Social Agencies of Chicago in 1942 and 1943.Other available data which shed light on the activities of thevarious divisions of service were also utilized.  \nAll this material was drawn upon freely without indicatingin many cases the particular source of the material used.Definitecredit is given,however,in Chapter III to Miss Edna Hines whoprepared the tabulations in regard to patients on which that chap-ter is largely based;in Chapter V to Dr.Mila Pierce,withoutwhose report on medical policy and practice the chapter eould nothave been written;and in Chapter VII to Mrs.Helvi Boothe,whose report on the psychiatric service is presented with onlyminor editorial changes.  \nMARGARET LOVELL PLUMLEY  \nChicago,August,1948.  \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2024  \nhttps://archive.org/details/douglassmithheal0000marg  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nChapter  \nPage  \nI ORGANIZATION AND PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES…………7  \nSource of Funds………………………………………………………………………………………………7  \nPreliminary Activities………………………………………………………………………………………8  \nEligibility Requirements for the Health Service………………………11  \nThe Recreation Program………………………………………………………………………11  \nMusic Scholarships………………………………………………………………………………………………12  \nCommunity Projects…………………………………………………………………………………12  \nPeriods of Development……………………………………………………………………………………13  \nII THE TWELVE-YEAR PROGRAM………………………………………………14  \nSource of Referrals to the Health Service…………………………14  \nExperimentation and Expansion(1932-36)…………………………14  \nStudy and Evaluation(1936-37)……………………………………………………18  \nIntegration of Services(1937-40)………………………………………………………………20  \nPeriod of Retrenchment(1940-42)…………………………………………………………22  \nReorganization and Termination(1942-44)…………………………………24  \nIII THE HEALTH SERVICE CLIENTELE…………………………………………29  \nAge of Douglas Smith Fund Patients………………………………………………30  \nNationality, Race, and Religion……………………………………………………………30  \nEducation …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………31  \nPlace of Residence…………………………………………………………………………………………………32  \nMarital Status…………………………………………………………………………………………………………32  \nEmployment and Occupation…………………………………………………………………33  \nIncomes of Douglas Smith Fund Patients………………………………………34  \nReasons for Seeking Care………………………………………………………………………35  \nHealth Needs in the 1938-39 Group………………………………………………38  \nIV SOCIAL ADMITTING AND TREATMENT………………………………41  \nAdmitting Procedures……………………………………………………41  \nMajor and Minor Case Work Services…………………………………………42  \nVolume and Type of Service………………………………………………………………43  \nThe","cbCaiqz1j320dmBk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqz1j320dmBk","pdf",6895003,104,"English","# PREFACE\n# CHAPTER I ORGANIZATION AND PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES\n## Source of Funds\n## Preliminary Activities\n## Eligibility Requirements for the Health Service\n## The Recreation Program\n## Music Scholarships\n## Community Projects\n## Periods of Development\n# CHAPTER II THE TWELVE-YEAR PROGRAM\n## Source of Referrals to the Health Service\n## Experimentation and Expansion (1932-36)\n## Study and Evaluation (1936-37)\n## Integration of Services (1937-40)\n## Period of Retrenchment (1940-42)\n## Reorganization and Termination (1942-44)\n# CHAPTER III THE HEALTH SERVICE CLIENTELE\n## Age of Douglas Smith Fund Patients\n## Nationality, Race, and Religion\n## Education\n## Place of Residence\n## Marital Status\n## Employment and Occupation\n## Incomes of Douglas Smith Fund Patients\n## Reasons for Seeking Care\n## Health Needs in the 1938-39 Group\n# CHAPTER IV SOCIAL ADMITTING AND TREATMENT\n## Admitting Procedures\n## Major and Minor Case Work Services\n## Volume and Type of Service\n## The Goldsmith Survey Findings\n## The Nutrition Service\n# CHAPTER V MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND FOLLOW-UP\n## The Medical Examination\n## Policy in regard to Referrals\n## Medical Follow-Up\n## Repeat Examinations\n## Status at Time of Medical Discharge\n## Evaluation in the Goldsmith Survey\n# CHAPTER VI THE DENTAL PROGRAM\n## Program of Service\n## Relations with the Chicago Dental Society\n## Dental Needs and Services among the 1938-39 Patients\n## Costs and Illustrative Cases\n## Evaluation in the Goldsmith Survey\n# CHAPTER VII THE PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE\n## Periods of Development\n## The Initial Period (1933-36)\n## The Second Period (1936-42)\n## The Final Period (1942-44)\n## Development in Methods Used\n## Uniqueness of the Service\n# CHAPTER VIII THE RECREATION PROGRAM\n## The Little Theatre\n## The Choral Club\n## Lectures and Discussion Groups\n## The Summer Camp Program\n## Recreation Opportunities for Negroes\n## Special Projects after 1937\n## Some Examples of Individuals Benefited\n# CHAPTER IX SIGNIFICANT FACTORS AND COSTS\n## Comparison of Total Costs\n## The Proposed 1944 Budget\n## Preventive Health Service for Young Women Still an Unmet Need","[{\"question\":\"What materials were used to prepare the twelve-year program description?\",\"answer\":\"The preface states the work was based on advisory-board minutes, director reports, special reports and statistical data, correspondence, financial reports, case records from 1938-39 and late 1941, a 1936-37 survey, and reports from a 1942-43 committee of the Council of Social Agencies of Chicago’s Health Division.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the program divided across time periods during 1932-44?\",\"answer\":\"The table of contents groups it into phases: experimentation and expansion (1932-36), study and evaluation (1936-37), integration of services (1937-40), retrenchment (1940-42), and reorganization and termination (1942-44).\"},{\"question\":\"Which service areas are covered besides general 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