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This series was created in 1987 for the use of administrators on call. In 2014, this manual became online only as part of the Liferay policy management system. The title was changed to General Policies and Procedures Manual. Starting in 2000, volume is printed from Mount Sinai Intranet.

Architectural plans created by Kahn & Jacobs, Architects for the creation of the Atran General Laboratory Building and the Henry W. Berg, MD Research Institute. These buildings were built in the same project as the Magdalene and Charles Klingenstein Pavilion, the maternity facility facing 5th Avenue.

Beeper belonging to a Mount Sinai physician was recovered by the New York City Police Department and logged as evidence after the attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The beeper is in good condition and is stored in a plastic Police evidence bag, ID # A0036816. It is Invoice # WT009303.

This is an oversized certificate issued for display at the Hospital.

This collection contains buttons and pins created on different themes at Mount Sinai Hospital and Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, including nursing themes, AIDS awareness, safety, the You Count program, Palliative Care, Patient Safety, Spiritual Care, etc. Also includes Medical Aid To The Allies button ca. 1940 with British, Chinese and Russian flags (see oral history INT 54 for further information); BEST: Building Excellence for Success Together, c2006, Blood Donor Center "3 in 2007"; the Rapid Response Team (IRRT) button, 2016; Nursing Magnet pins; Lower Blood Pressure pin (2018); 50th anniversary of Icahn School of Medicine, 1968-2018.

This series includes blank letterhead stationary from The Mount Sinai Hospital, which shows a picture of the hospital buildings at that site, as well as pieces from assorted departments, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, and The Mount Sinai Medical Center. Also included are samples from the e-branding effort that occurred in late 2012.

These are messages to the Department Head listserv of The Mount Sinai Hospital. The messages are maintained only electronically.

This is a hybrid collection of electronic and paper records. This series includes annual reports, files regarding labor relations, the Magnet process, and nursing research, Nurses' Week activities, and NYSNA contracts. Files on the application for Mount Sinai's Magnet Awards are in a separate series.

The Personnel Policy Manual, revised 1963, includes the Disaster Plan in Section VIII.

The pages are alphabetical by each physician's last name. Entries list: patient name and number; when admitted and discharged and the number of days in hospital.

The 1891 issue has sketches of The Mount Sinai Hospital while at its Lexington Ave. site. The 1901 issue shows the laying of cornerstone at the 100th St. buildings.

This series includes departmental policies; Exposure Control Plan (1994). Beginning in August 2014, the policies were moved to the Liferay policy management system.

This poster shows a fund raising appeal from October 1858 when The Mount Sinai Hospital was still the Jews' Hospital in New York. The text notes how The Mount Sinai Hospital "has a proud record of providing more free care than any general hospital in New York City."

This is volume 1-36. Volumes 37-77 (1970-2010) are catalogued under Mount Sinai Journal of Medicine. This is a hybrid collection of both paper and electronic material. The print edition ends in 2006.

This series includes original casebooks from the Pediatric and Neurology Services. Burrill Crohn, MD made many of the entries in the Neurology volume. He was a member of the House Staff during this period. The service was run by Bernard Sachs, MD. Henry Koplik, MD was the Chief of the Pediatrics Department in 1910.

The Children's Division volume includes conditions such as bronchitis, entero-colitis, diptheria, gastroenteritis, pneumonia, influenza, measles, meningitis, idiocy, congenital syphilis, typhoid, marasmus, poliomyelitis, chronic diffuse nephritis, and many others.