The Plummer Patient Record at Mayo Clinic 1907 - 2007 Richard W. Cleeremans.

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The Plummer Patient Record at Mayo Clinic Richard W. Cleeremans

Masonic Temple Building

Dr. Henry Plummer

Original Mayo Medical Record Ledgers Original Mayo Medical Record Ledgers

Medical Records At Mayo The system was comprised of four parts: A record for each patient A centralized storage area An efficient transportation system to move records between offices and buildings An index by diagnosis and surgical procedure that physicians could use to search the archives for records to complete clinical studies

He hired Mabel Root, a Rochester native, to assist him Medical Records At Mayo

First Mayo Clinic Medical Record

1910: Mabel Root Card catalog 5 x 8 inch index cards Summary for research

Plummer-Root Original Six Wooden Medical Record Cabinets

1914 Building

1914 & 1928 Buildings

Semantic Organization

Leonard T. Kurland, M.D. Joseph Berkson, M.D.

Custodianship by Systems & Procedures Richard W. Cleeremans

Dr. Leonard Kurland