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101. View 1 of Seeley G. Mudd Building

102. Vicki Y. Saito

103. Veterans Administration Hospital staff

104. Verdis Stone, Housekeeping

105. Verda Hunter-Hicks

106. Vera Davis, Supervisor, Central Supply

107. Vanessa Haygood

108. Valerie Walker, Environmental Services

109. Utilization patterns [Informational Pamphlet Series, Duke PA Program]

110. USS Wandank- Towing vessel

111. Update on Academy Activities - Godkins to Academy Fellow Members

112. Untitled

113. Unknown physical therapist

114. Ultraviolet lights system hanging from operating room ceiling

115. U.S.S. Sculpin

116. U.S.S. Sacramento

117. Two Views of a Surgeon

118. Two Surgeons and a Nurse Operating on a Patient

119. Two Surgeons

120. Two physical therapists, class of 1964, practice clinical techniques

121. Two nursing students

122. Two nursing students

123. Two men with Laboratory Equipment

124. Trying to get first pontoon in position

125. Trent Room in old Library

126. Trent Room in old Library

127. Trent Reception Buffet Table

128. Train tracks leading to construction site of the School of Medicine and Duke University's west campus

129. Towing from 190 to 90 feet

130. Towing 1st pontoon along side

131. Tow of the second lift from 190 to 90 ft

132. Tony Scroggs, Engineering & Operations

133. Tim Hoelscher

134. Three Staff Members Inside a Hyperbaric Unit

135. Three men with a microscope

136. Thomas DeArman Kinney

137. Thomas DeArman Kinney

138. Theta Kappa Psi fraternity, Beta Kappa chapter

139. Therlan Thompson, Central Supply employee

140. Therapeutic bed with compressor, invention of J. Deryl Hart.

141. Thelma Ingles

142. The utilization of physician's assistants in hospitals: proceedings of a symposium held at Pitt County Memorial Hospital, Greenville, NC, 1969

143. The Utilization of physician's assistants in geographically remote areas

144. The use of Duke PA's in geographically remote areas

145. The Upjohn Company, grant [Duke University PA Program]

146. The training of physician assistants: status and issues

147. The Third Annual Duke Conference on Physician's Assistants: conference proceedings

148. The Third Annual Duke Conference on Physician's Assistants, 1970

149. The Third Annual Duke Conference on Physician's Assistants, 1970

150. The start of a new educational venture under the guidance of the Medical Center - Correspondence: Stead to Woodhall

151. The Soviet Feldsher as a Physician's Assistant

152. The second institute: Physician's Assistant service program - Correspondence: Anlyan to Meads

153. The Saint-Johns Hopkins Hospital

154. The Role of the AMA in the Utilization of Military Trained Allied Health Personnel

155. The relationship of physician assistant training to academic health centers

156. The physician's assistant: new programs for training new health team members

157. The Physician's Assistant Program as a major study program for the Bachelor of Health Sciences degree [Duke University]

158. The physician's assistant in the National Health Service Corps

159. The Physician's assistant : an approach to improved patient care

160. The Physician's Assistant - a progress report

161. The Physician's Assistant

162. The Physician Associate: A Task Analysis

163. The Physician Assistant [Sunday Herald Traveler, March 1972]

164. The Physician and His Associates in Health

165. The Pediatric Assistant

166. The Oxford School in Physiology, 1916

167. The nomenclature evolution of the physician's associate

168. The National Health Service Corps

169. The Fourth Annual Duke Physician's Assistant Conference : [announcement]

170. The Fourth Annual Duke Conference on physician's assistants, April 1972

171. The Duke Plan

172. The CAHEA Umbrella: accreditation of allied health programs

173. The Association of Physician Assistant Programs, membership list, September 22, 1972

174. The American Registry of Physicians' Associates, Inc. by-laws

175. The American Registry of Physicians' Associates : trademark

176. The American Academy of Physicians' Associates informational brochure [1972]

177. The Advisor, Vol. 8, No.1, February 1972 [Articles by D. Robert Howard, Richard A. Henry and Hu C. Myers]

178. Terry Sanford reading an Intercom newspaper

179. Terry Cavanagh at the Circulation Desk

180. Tenth anniversary of Duke Medical Center Library in Mudd Building

181. Tenth anniversary of Duke Medical Center Library in Mudd Building

182. Tentative schedule for Advisory Council Meeting [Duke PA Program, September, 1970] - Correspondence: Howard to Advisory Council

183. Teepu Siddique

184. Technicians in the laboratory of Walter Kempner using the Warburg apparatus

185. Technician using an early x-ray camera

186. Tasks for the physician's assistant: reactions of urban physicians

187. Task force on Physician's Assistant programs [for LCME] - Correspondence: Rice to Kinney

188. Tapping of new members of Santa Filomena

189. Tapping of new members of Santa Filomena

190. Talmage Lee Peele

191. T-Pontoon in place

192. Susan Feinglos

193. Susan Dees

194. Susan Amelia Harper, Meyer Ward

195. Survey of professional liability insurance coverage for Physician's Associates : Preliminary Results

196. Surgical OPC: Work study student David Holden and Vernice Wright, ALPN

197. Surgical intern Van Fletcher's quarters

198. Surgical house staff

199. Surgery

200. Surgeons Operating

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