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Starting Physician's Assistant Training Program at Duke University - Internal Correspondence: Stead to Frenzel

Description/Abstract:	A 1964 letter from Eugene A. Stead, Jr. to Charles H. Frenzel at Duke Hospital expressing desire to meet to discuss establishing an educational program to train physician's assistants. Dr. Stead writes "During the next ten years I would like to...
Date:	April 21, 1964

American College of Physicians Assistants - General Correspondence from Snell

Description/Abstract:	Correspondence from Roy Snell, secretary-treasurer of the American College of Physicians Assistants stating that, based upon meeting with the AMA, the College "will undoubtedly be the national physician's assistant organization called upon by the...
Date:	November 24, 1972

Exploring the creation of the nurse clinician program [at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] - Correspondence: Dolan, Ford, DeMaria and Brown

Description/Abstract:	This series of correspondence occurred between March 26 and May 28, 1968. The exchange of letters is to arrange a meeting between public health leaders at the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill and Duke University with Dr. Loretta...
Date:	1968

Physician assistant in surgery - Correspondence: Sabiston to Longino

Description/Abstract:	This letter dated April 18, 1969 from David Sabiston, Jr., MD, Professor and Chair, Department of Surgery, Duke University Medical Center, describes to Dr. Frank Longino the experience of hiring and using a PA in the department: "About two months...
Date:	April 18, 1969

American College of Physicians Assistants - Correspondence: Gilreath to Howard

Description/Abstract:	Correspondence from Gregory Gilreath, President of the American College of Physicians Assistants to D. Robert Howard, Director of the Duke University Physician Assistant Program, describing the activities of the College to align itself with the...
Date:	June 30, 1972

American College of Physicians Assistants - General Correspondence from Snell

Description/Abstract:	Correspondence from Roy Snell, secretary-treasurer of the American College of Physicians Assistants, explaining that it was not "our intent to be interpreted as stating or implying that the American College of Physicians Assistants had been...
Date:	January 12, 1973

Special Committee on the Role of the Physician's Assistant in the Hospital - Correspondence: Raymond, Kinney and Hague

Description/Abstract:	This letter dated September 4, 1973 calling a meeting of the Special Committee on the Role of the Physician's Assistant in the Hospital was sent to Dr. Thomas Kinney at Duke University by Dr. Bruce A. Raymond, Secretary, American Hospital...
Date:	September 4, 1973

Physician's Assistants and the Dispensing of Drugs - Correspondence: Mahaffey to Ad Hoc Advisory Committee on the Physician's Assistant [National Association of Boards of Pharmacy]

Description/Abstract:	This letter sent in 1973 from Fred T. Mahaffey, Executive Director-Secretary of the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP), to an ad hoc advisory committee on physician's assistants [organization unknown] expresses apprehensions that...
Date:	1973

Eligibility and Recertification Issues and Concerns [National Certifying Examinations] - Correspondence: Mittman and Glazer

Description/Abstract:	This correspondence consist of three letters exchanged between David Mittman, president-elect of the NY State Society of PAs, and David Glazer, executive director, NCCPA about eligibility and recertification issues. The letters consist of: Mittman...
Date:	1979

Special committee on the role of the physician's assistant in hospitals - Correspondence: Raymond to Kinney

Description/Abstract:	This letter dated April 5, 1974 was sent to Dr. Thomas Kinney at Duke by Dr. Bruce A. Raymond, Director, Division of Professional Support Services, American Hospital Association, stating that the Special Committee's work had been deemed completed...
Date:	April 5, 1974