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archives was “a logical extension of the present activities and services of the Huffington Library,” then a part of the Foundation; the Archives’ new focus (on documenting not just the history of the Academy but the specialty of family medicine as a whole) and its new name (it had been changed from the “AAFP Archives” to “The Archives for Family Practice”) required that a neutral member of the “family of family medicine” administer it, a role which it was felt the Foundation could best fill due to its non-profit status; and finally, that being housed under the auspices of the Foundation, a non-profit, charitable 501(c)(3) corporation, would also provide the added benefit of enabling the Archives to solicit donations of money as well as materials for its collections. Following its transfer to the Foundation, a Board of Curators was established to serve in an advisory capacity to the Foundation’s Board of Trustees on the operations of the Archives. Initially the Board was made up of seven voting members (since expanded to fifteen) “who have made significant contributions to family practice; who possess a broad perspective of the discipline; who have a strong interest in its historical development; and who are familiar with all the organizations in the discipline.” Following its transfer to the Foundation, a new Archivist, Ms. Angela Curran was hired, acquisitions and access and use policies were developed, and major strides were made in broadening both the depth and breadth of the Archives collections through preserving and organizing the records of enduring organizational and historical value generated by both the major national organizations involved in family medicine and by individuals involved in the history and development of family medicine. Further support for the activities of the Archives was provided through an unrestricted educational grant provided by Sandoz (later renamed Novartis) Pharmaceuticals averaging $50,000 per year from 1993 through 2002. In 1998, an endowment was also created for the Center, to help realize the Board of Curators’ vision of a “self-sustaining and self-supporting” entity operating within the Foundation. By 2003, the Archives for Family Practice had evolved into the principal resource center for the collection, conservation, exhibition and study of materials relating to the history of family medicine. Besides the Academy and the Foundation, other family medicine organizations that contribute by placing their records into its holdings, donating to its endowment and having their members serve on its advisory board include the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM), the Association of Departments of Family Medicine (ADFM), the Association of Family Medicine Residency Directors (AFMRD), the North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), and the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM). All of the collections within the Archives serve to document the history of family medicine’s changing role in delivering health care and advocating for patients. This rapid expansion of the Archives for Family Practice’s collections, coupled with some confusion generated by its name (which was similar to several medicine journals bearing the title “Archives”), gave rise for the need for a name change for the Archives. Consequently, in November of 2003, the Board of Curators and the AAFP Foundation Board of Trustees approved a new name for the facility, and on January 1, 2004, the Archives for Family Practice officially became the Center for the History of Family Medicine. 2
The Center for the History of Family Medicine is presently the only institution dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of family medicine in the United States. As a unique institution within the world of family medicine, the CHFM chronicles family medicine’s distinguished past and looks forward to its promising future. We believe that the Center is unique—one of the finest historical centers of its kind among medical specialty organizations, and the premier resource center for the study of the history of family medicine in the United States. It is our goal to serve as a professional historical resource center of the highest quality, and it is in this spirit that this Guide to the Collections of the Center for the History of Family Medicine has been prepared. 3 Don Ivey, Manager Center for the History of Family Medicine July 1, 2012
Page 1 and 2: GUIDE TO THE COLLECTIONS OF THE CEN
Page 3: INTRODUCTION This third edition of
Page 7 and 8: an oversized flat file within the C
Page 9 and 10: RECORDS OF ORGANIZATIONS: ARCHIVES
Page 11 and 12: Working Group Agendas (2004) (1 box
Page 13 and 14: - Committee on Health Education - A
Page 15 and 16: - Task Force on Sports Medicine - M
Page 17 and 18: - Stand Up & Speak Out! Tips for Ef
Page 19 and 20: - Case Studies in Family Medicine (
Page 21 and 22: - Heckler v. American Hospital Asso
Page 23 and 24: - Exhibitors Service Manuals (1989,
Page 25 and 26: 1999) (1 box) - Hartford Grant Proj
Page 27 and 28: - American Family Physician Files (
Page 29 and 30: - Course Materials Files (1991-1997
Page 31 and 32: - National Conference of Women, Min
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Page 39 and 40: in 1956. He completed a general rot
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Page 43 and 44: Army Medical Corps, going ashore on
Page 45 and 46: James A. Burdette, M.D. was born in
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Frohman, I. Phillips, M.D. (1911-20
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from private practice in 1990 but h
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Dr. Higgins’ collection primarily
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The Kenneth F. Kessel, M.D. Collect
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Lienke, Roger I., M.D. (1922- ) 196
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The Boyd E. McCracken, M.D. Collect
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establish, and a Community Survey o
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Miller was also a longtime member o
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Stoeckle, John D. Toney, Carl M. Tu
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Medicine for outstanding contributi
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Kentucky, numerous photocopied spee
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photocopied scrapbook from the Colo
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Renner, John H., M.D. (1932-2000) 1
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first in the U.S. Army between 1940
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esidency at Mt. Sinai Hospital in C
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Stephens, G. Gayle, M.D. (1928- ) 1
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autobiography, House Calls: Recolle
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Dr. Tsou’s collection consists of
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collection, such as Board of Direct
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AUDIO-VISUAL COLLECTION: CDS AND DV
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-Robert H. Taylor, M.D. (AAFP Presi
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• AAFP Press Conference, New York
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• “Report on Lifestyles, Work a
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• Congress of Delegates (2003) -
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• Nebraska Academy of Family Phys
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- “Management of Urinary Incontin
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vs. Greed - FP Audio #305 (October
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American Academy of Family Physicia
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- The Presidential Candidates and H
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Bateman, M.D. (October 30, 1992) [D
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• President Clinton Addresses Hea
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- 1997- AAFP Holiday Party, Holiday
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- Orlando Promotional Videotape (Pr
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- AAFP Newsline: San Francisco, Rou
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- Address of the AAFP President & O
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- 2006 - Slideshow - 2007 - Operati
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the AAFP-#1902 (November 19, 1998)
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- Center for the History of Family
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• Residency Training Programs-Vir
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(2 copies) [DVD Masters] • “Fam
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• “Worldwide Education Seminar
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interviews) • Henley, Douglas E.,
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• 1986 American Council on Transp
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• “The Family Doctor” Series
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• Physicians’ Journal Update Ep
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- “The Future Ain’t What It Use
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- Stanley Truman, M.D. and Ulrich B
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- 30 th Anniversary Party (AAFP), A
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-1998- Satellite press Tour with La
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FLASH DRIVES (5 total): American Ac
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(1 tape) • Family Life Public Ser
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- 1991 Meeting (June 1991) (34 tape
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Education- Residency Training (2 ta
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• Melton, Joetta, (with Clayton R
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Medicine/Medical Practice (7 tapes)
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- (February 1988) (37 slides) • 8
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• “The 20 th Specialty…Family
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• Network Profile: - (1983) (31 s
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- U.S. Sen. Robert J. Dole (c. 1993
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- 2000- Azerbaijan Trip (2000) (43
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- Headache/Migraine Presentations (
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• AAFP/WONCA Conference, New Orle
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OVERSIZED COLLECTION: OVERSIZED NON
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Membership Division: -Membership Ca
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Administration Division: -General (
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- California, Colorado, Florida, Ge
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--Altschul, Rudolf, MD --Alvarez, W
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--Brady, Charles E., Jr., MD --Bram
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--Clowe, John L., MD --Cobb, Helen
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--Dvorak, Laine, MD --Dworkin, Fay,
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--Graham, Robert, MD --Grant, Silas
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--Hummel, Barbara, MD --Hundley, Ma
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--Kozakowski, Stanley, MD --Kraemer
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--McCallum, Oscar Monroe, MD --McCa
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--Nicholson, Ray, MD --Nikolaus, Do
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--Richards, Edward J., MD --Richard
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--Schulte, Terrence --Schultze, Cha
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--Smith, Zenobia --Snider, Arthur J
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--Van Durme, Daniel J., MD --Vargo,
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--Zenker, Bernarda Mullek, MD --Zer
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Aluise, John J. The Physician As Ma
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Bernat, James L. and Frederick M. V
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Brodie, Jessie Laird. “Dr. Jessie
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Chang, Kimberly S.G.; Clea James; S
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_________ and Ann L. Molleson. Nutr
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Fadiman, Anne. The Spirit Catches Y
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Garland, Joseph, ed. The Physician
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Harvey, William. Exercitatio Anatom
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Hyde, Lee. Family Work, a Nosology
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Larimore, Walt, Sherri Flynt with S
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________ and Michael D’Antonio. T
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Meinke, Albert H. Hospital History
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________. The CIBA Collection of Me
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Partono, Felix. A Simple Way to Und
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________. Nutrition in Health Promo
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________, Brian K. Hennen, and Dona
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Swee, David E., ed. Teaching Family
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Torras, Hoyt W. and James R. Lyle.
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________ and Thomas L. Schwenk. A H
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Rare Collection: Almond, Harold D.
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Gollier, Bud. Like His Teacher. Lea
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Martin, Franklin H. Fifty Years of
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Taler, Joseph. In Search of Heroes.
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--Missouri --Montana --Nebraska --N
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----Keystone I ----Keystone II ----
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American Academy of General Practic
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----North Carolina ------Duke Unive
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------JFK Medical Center Family Pra
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--Voices from Family Medicine Oral
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--Ashbach, Nancy Wilson, M.D. --Ash
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--Bope, Edward, M.D. --Borkan, Jeff
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--Carswell, Jane Triplett, M.D. --C
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--Czarsty, Craig, M.D. --Czarsty, J
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--Fancolly, Peggy --Fanta, Eugene,
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--Graham, Archibald W., M.D. --Grah
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--Himmelberg, Jeffrey --Hirsch, Law
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--Jones, James G., M.D. --Jones, Mi
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--Lewis, Evelyn, M.D. --Lewis, F. W
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--McGeeney, Terry, M.D., MBA --McGi
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--Myers, Shirlee --Myers, William J
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--Puffer, James C., M.D. --Pugno, P
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--Sawyer, William, M.D. --Scamahorn
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--Stelmach, W. Jack, M.D. --Stenger
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--Ventres, William, MD, MS --Ventur
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--Wolff, L. Thomas, M.D. --Wolkomir
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--Practice Policies --Preventive Ca
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ARTIFACTS IN STORAGE: MUSEUM COLLEC
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- Frank, Thelma E., M.D. (1 microsc
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Socioeconomics Division (13 medium
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dimensional role it plays as an his
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APPENDIX 1: CENTER FOR THE HISTORY
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APPENDIX 3: CHFM PRICE LIST OF REPR
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