Memos and correspondence on Laboratories relating to departmental organization and policies, addressing personnel, costs, and animals in laboratories. Correspondence addresses Dr. Gregory Shwartzman's research and discovery of the Shwartzman Phenomenon. Contains memos from Dr. Turner's predecessor, Dr. S.S. Goldwater.

Memos and correspondence on Laboratories relating to departmental organization and policies, addressing costs, wages, equipment, and research facilities. Memos address Dr. Gregory Shwartzman's research and discovery of the Shwartzman Phenomenon. Includes a report of the Committee on Laboratories and a reprint of Dr. Turner's 1930 article "Analyzing the Cost of Postmortem Examinations."

The minutes are complete from 1872. Beginning in 1967, agenda and accompanying material are also available. These are the minutes of the full Medical Board, as well as the Executive Committee.

Volume 1 includes correspondence, lists of staff, manuals, etc. There is a gap from 11/1873-6/1874, but no pages are missing. There are no minutes for 1913-1918. Later Medical Board minutes for 1987 on are contained in the Medical Board Agenda series.

These papers document Michael Caldwell's role in the Student Council of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine (1988-90) as well as his role as the Mount Sinai representative to the Organization of Student Representatives (OSR) of the American Association of Medical Colleges (1987-90). While serving on the Council, Caldwell spearheaded a movement to ensure that Mount Sinai became a smoke free environment. The Council passed a resolution, and Caldwell gathered information on making hospitals smoke free. He spoke to the Medical Board and was appointed to an institutional task force to make changes in this area.
These papers provide insights into the concerns of students during this time, as well as Caldwell's own interests in public health. The minutes from the Student Council have been removed to series.

• https://www.mitralvalverepair.org/
• This website documents the activities of the Mitral Valve Repair Center at the Mount Sinai Hospital.

The files of the Auxiliary Board form three series: Alphabetical Files, Minutes, and Project Files. The Alphabetical Files include the annual reports of the Auxiliary, as well as guidelines for the Program Review Committee, brochures about the group, by-laws, and miscellaneous memos. The Minutes of the Board date from 1918-May 2002. Included here are also Legislative Committee minutes from 10/1978-1986. The Project Files have folders for each project funded from 1969-2008. The files contain: Project Review and Funding Committee minutes relating to that project, project proposals, correspondence with the grantee, budget/account information on each project, and reports of the project. Sometimes flyers, newsletters or other products about the project are included in the files. The changing scope of the projects reflects the changes at Mount Sinai as well as in healthcare in general.

• https://www.youtube.com/user/BethIsraelNYC/videos
• This YouTube channel hosts various audiovisual material published from Mount Sinai Beth Israel.

• http://blog.mountsinai.org
• This blog was replaced by the publication, "Inside Mount Sinai," at http://inside.mountsinai.org/.

• https://cancercollaborative.mountsinai.org/
• This website documents the Mount Sinai Cancer Collaborative facilities and services. Mount Sinai Health System establishes strategic partnerships with community oncology providers at local hospitals and ambulatory practices to form the Mount Sinai Cancer Collaborative, which delivers cancer care throughout the greater metropolitan area and beyond. Cancer patients who come to the Network practices benefit from convenient access to the full range of oncological care, including medical oncology, chemotherapy, radiation oncology, surgical oncology, bone marrow transplantation, CAR-T cell therapy, and cancer genetics, as well as other ancillary services. The Cancer Collaborative’s relationship with Mount Sinai and The Tisch Cancer Institute gives patients increased access to research initiatives including novel therapies and cancer clinical trials, as well as a wide spectrum of clinical services.

• https://www.youtube.com/@MSChildLifeDept/videos
• This YouTube channel has videos from the Mount Sinai Department of Pediatrics Child Life Program.