Med-Art
Prints
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ARTICLES
OF
ADMINISTRATION
3000
Numbered & Signed
Print
Size: 20" x 24"
Release
Date: June 1980
Release
Price: $35.00
Original Watercolor: $1,500
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The
articles depicted in the print are those used
by Administrative Officials
in
the operation of the hospital. When following
the fluid action of the image,
you will note the many items that take you
to the hospital administrator's bible, "Hospital
Organization and Management" by MacEachern.
Other
key items include the Joint Commission Certificate,
demonstrative of
quality care; and the Certificate from the
American College of Hospital Administrators,
demonstrating the personal commitment to continued
self-development in the field of hospital
administration; the text by
Ray Brown on Judgment in Administration; the
text on Hospital Law by
Hayt & Hayt & Groeschel; and various
manuals, guides and periodicals,
published by the American Hospital Association
and others.
To add the personal touch the ever present
pen, letter opener, note caddy,
and paper weight are placed in the foreground.
The ACHA seal and
Red Cross logo indicates the varied personal
and professional relationships
which are prevalent in the Administrator's
duties.
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COMMITMENT
TO LIFE
1500
Numbered & Signed
Print
Size: 20" x 24"
Release
Date: September 1984
Release
Price: $50.00
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COMMITMENT
TO LIFE clearly illustrates a very important part of
life
itself - that of medical care. The central focus is
the patient, represented by the
medical chart. Various instruments used by the physician
in carrying out his commitment to life and good medical
care. Throughout the physicians lifetime,
the use of many resources such as the PDR, New England
Journal of Medicine,
Journal of the American Medical Association, Conn's
Current Therapy and the Textbook of Surgery all show
the tremendous amount of study required in the physician's
professional life. Many other support instruments are
illustrated: the ever present x-ray, pharmaceutical
vials, stethoscope, otoscope and of course,
the "black bag". The microscope certainly
depicts the education and
research that has gone into the commitment to life by
many individuals.
The print is surrounded by the whiteness of the lab
coat depicting the sterile nature of medical care in
its present state. Of course, the painting
would not be complete without the Hippocratic oath,
which all
physicians subscribe to throughout their lifetimes.
Commitment
to life is what most physicians recognize when they
go into
the field of medicine, whether it be in the actual healing
arts, research,
education or totally diagnostic. Commitment to life
means the physician's commitment to a lifetime of study
and selflessness within his or her lifestyle.
It also means that life is made better by this tremendous
commitment
on the part of these unselfish individuals.
_________________________
RAY
DAY
ray@rayday.com
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