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Show Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, August 1, 1984 (Dun o . Mk n imadDsti . 2mTH(gte JLL as TUMa (0)$ With the completion of the new, six million dollar critical care project and the expansion of our trauma program, McKay-Deis one of the finest facilities in the Mountain West. Critical Care medicine means a complete service to the acutely ill or injured patient. Critical Care medicine means improved diagnostic equipment, surgical and intensive care areas, post operative care, rehabilitation, and exceptional personnel. The McKay-DeCritical Care program is extend treatment to all ages in a designed to 1 mm tma mm 1 .ry..-- ,'v VS.- 'm' SA e f . I .. TvfcW '' '&.&, iyCfttfSAfr- 7' - - ft J $ .' . . d:,- ;&& .y. ''rtV.xy- ; I 7 I (' ii g v'. S AgSfcw , v:.. - 56. '3Ax.vxXX-xy.A,s ' v vy.. v H-t"-- ' r -4 - ' vx5wddjww- j. ' ' v' H'HWWtm&KN-- ' ,.i r ' .. y'ismnrai ;'J:7 e T'" wide range of specialties and diagnostic areas. i. 7 :s- Critical Care medicine means coronary care, major accident and trauma care, newborn intensive care and the management of patients until they can be released. Critical Care means 24 hour monitoring and assessment, and it means training and education programs to keep staff members updated and alert to new procedures and practices. Critical Care medicine means' commitment. The kind of commitment you find in a hospital that has served the Ogden area for 74 years. Were McKay-DeHospital and we are here for you. ' v ' . , e '' ,' k - MW ' M' HOSPITAL' -- r I 0n, E ji rn?c v- - x , Uu; C ir n w W.: 11 ex' L. ' ,n 7s ' v.x i V? JO5 McKAY- mi IM7.MAS 1 M.-fa DEE HOS ) DU tk'vriiM, P 1 TAL CENTER DAVJ3 7 M K AY MCJtPHAl. m; t-- - ti o VJ sjsv;j- mm ' ' S's t 1 4 car 7A ; |