Medicine and Health
Found in 284 Collections and/or Records:
George W. King scrapbook collection
George Weirs King, M.D. (c.1852-1929) was a doctor in Montana and Oregon. The collection consists of miscellaneous reprints and newspaper articles by or about Dr. King and a scrapbook of photographs and assorted materials. The collection spans circa 1894 to 1902.
Warren King Report collection
In 1967, the Oregon System of Higher Education and the University of Oregon Medical School began to think of a thorough reassessment of planning, which resulted in the "Oregon Higher Education Management Review and Analysis" study in 1970. This became popularly known as the "Warren King Report" from the consultancy firm which created it. This collection consists of 2 copies of the report along with department reports, commentary, and correspondence in response to the report.
Sheila Kodadek papers
Sheila M. Kodadek R.N., Ph.D.,F.A.A.N. has donated a large variety of materials collected while Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs at the School of Nursing at OHSU. The BSN program at the Western Oregon University in Monmouth; a public school health program at Merlo Station H.S. in Beaverton; and curriculum issues are highlighted in this collection.
Daniel H. Labby historical image collection
Olof Larsell papers
Olaf Larsell was considered a prominent educator and author in the field of anatomy and won international fame for his research on the cerebellum. He was a noted researcher on the structures of the brain, nervous system, sinuses, and lungs. The collection contains research materials, manuscripts, notes, and photographs.
Gordon B. Leitch papers
Dr.Leitch has provided a variety of materials concerning the subject of socialized medicine in general and the Oregon M.D.Anti-Trust Trial of 1949 in particular.
Licenses, Degrees, and Certificates collection
This collection shows the wide variety of documentation of health professionals of the 19th and 20th centuries. It includes, but is not limited to, degree-granting medical institutions around the world. The individuals named likewise were not all affiliated with the University of Oregon or its various incarnations.
Carol Ann Lehman Lindeman papers
Esther Pohl Lovejoy papers
C. C. MacCown daybook
Collected material from Dr. C. C. MacCown, who lived in Yakima, Washington. The collection consists of a single handwritten daybook covering accounting information.