produced by the Alfred Hospital Anaesthetic department during World War II, various articles including historical information about thermometers, pulse taking, anecdotes, cartoons, poems and Alfred Hospital social newsInsight into events at the Alfred Hospital in 1943Printed newsletter, [black print on off white background] includes cartoonsprevious catalogue number handwritten [black ink] at top right of each page. Names have been added to some articles, and others underlined or highlightedalfred hospital, hospital humour, thermometers, pulse recording

Resusci Anne was used for teaching both emergency workers and members of the general public. Developed by Asmund S. Laerdal, Peter Safar, and James Elam and produced by the company Laerdal Medical.The first version of rescue Annie was presented by Laerdal in 1960. Later the design was refined and included a simulated carotid pulse, eye pupils that could dilate and constrict and a system for recording the trainee's resuscitation performance on a paper tape. Ref. WikipediaUsed in the Kiewa Valley by Educators of First Aid and emergency workersSee KVHS 0542 for Resusci-Anne Repair Kit Doll type model with face, arms and legs folded into a 1950s carrying case. The model has blue clothing. Enclosed are the instructions for packing the model and papers for treatment of an unconscious patient.resusci anne, first aid, emergency education