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Correspondence from Eugene Stead regarding evolution of the Physician's Assistant concept at Duke University - 1970

Description/Abstract:	Letters written by Dr. Eugene A. Stead, Jr. in 1970 answering a variety of questions about the physician's assistant concept. The letters are as follows:(1) Stead to Duffy dated April 23, 1970 commenting on a draft bill for licensure of...
Date:	1970

The Upjohn Company, grant [Duke University PA Program]

Description/Abstract:	A letter and attached agreement dated November 4, 1969 indicates that the Upjohn Company of Kalamazoo, Michigan will provide a grant to Duke University of $50,000 per year to be renewed on a yearly basis at the discretion of Upjohn and review of...
Date:	November 4, 1969

Correspondence from Stephen L. Joyner to Dr. D. Robert Howard regarding acceptance from the North Carolina Medical Society of the AAPA booth for the scientific exhibit area at their annual meeting, May 16 through 20, 1970.

Description/Abstract:	Letter from Stephen L. Joyner, AAPA Board of Directors, to D. Robert Howard, Director of Duke University PA program, informing him that the North Carolina Medical Society had approved the AAPA application to exhibit at upcoming meeting. An...
Date:	February 9, 1970

Program at Duke : doctors' assistants on rise.

Description/Abstract:	Article written by Dr. D. Robert Howard, MD that appeared in Times Educational Supplement, March 11, 1970. The supplement appeared in three US Military "Times" newspapers to introduce veterans, especially corpsmen, to the PA education program at...
Date:	March 11, 1970

Program at Duke: doctors' assistants on rise

Description/Abstract:	Correspondence from Bob Jones, associate editor of Army Times Publishing Company, to D. Robert Howard, Director of the Duke University PA Program, indicating that Dr. Howard's article, "Doctors' assistants on rise" was published in an educational...
Date:	March 11, 1969

Black applicants the Physician's Associate program. Correspondence: Lindsay to Cleaveland and Kinney.

Description/Abstract:	This memorandum was sent by Dale Lindsay, Dean of Allied Health Education, to Frederic Cleaveland, Provost, Duke University and Thomas D. Kinney, informing him that earlier data on how many Blacks had applied to the PA program was overstated. Dr....
Date:	June 8, 1973