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First Scheele Award Highlights 1971 PA Graduation

Description/Abstract:	An article from Intercom, a newsletter from the Duke University Medical Center, vol. 18, no. 35, September 17, 1971. The article has pictures and a summary of the Duke PA program graduation, and talks about the origins of the Scheele award.
Date:	September 17, 1971

Duke University PA Graduate and student information, 1971.

Description/Abstract:	This packet of information assembled in 1971 contains information on the distribution of 41 graduates of the Duke University PA Program, the prior health-related backgrounds of graduates and students, a profile of the Class of 1971 and the...
Date:	1971

Board of advisors [for American Association of Physicians' Associates], 1971

Description/Abstract:	The photographs and biographical sketches of the Board of Advisors for the American Association of Physicians' Associates were published in Physician's Associate, Volume 1, Number 2, July 1971. The advisors were: James C. Cain, MD, Joseph Hamburg,...
Date:	July, 1971

Physician's associate, [Journal cover] , April 1971, volume 1, number 1]

Description/Abstract:	Cover of the first issue (Vol.1, no. 1) of the official journal of the American Association of Physicians' Assistants published quarterly by Charles B. Slack, Inc., Thorofare, NJ. The aim of the Journal was to "foster good will and unity of...
Date:	April, 1970

Physician's associate, April 1971, Volume 1, no. 1 [table of contents]

Description/Abstract:	Table of contents from the first issue (Vol.1, no. 1) of Physician's Associate, 1971, the official journal of the American Association of Physicians' Assistants published quarterly by Charles B. Slack, Inc., Thorofare, NJ.
Date:	April 1, 1971

Essentials of an approved educational program for the assistant to the primary care physician, December 1971

Description/Abstract:	Original guidelines or standards for accreditation of physician assistant education programs adopted by the AMA House of Delegates in December 1971. Sponsoring organizations included the American Academy of Family Physicians, American Academy of...
Date:	December 1, 1971

An act to make an exception to the Medical Practice Act relative to assistants to physicians, 1971

Description/Abstract:	A typed copy of NC General Assembly House Bill 890 and Senate Bill 554 entitled An Act to Make an Exception to the Medical Practice Act Relative to Assistants to Physicians that was enacted July 12, 1971. The act was a direct outcome of draft...
Date:	July 12, 1971

Correspondence from D. Robert Howard to Eugene Stead regarding salaries, location and job opportunities for Duke University PA graduates, January 26, 1971

Description/Abstract:	Dr. Howard's letter to Dr. Stead on January 26, 1971 providing "data regarding the salaries and location of graduates, and also the offered starting salaries and distribution of the job offerings we have on hand." The salaries reported for 42...
Date:	January 26, 1971

Correspondence from D. Robert Howard to Louis Shaffner regarding the enrollment of an ex-chiropractor in Duke University Physician's Assistant program, January 26, 1971

Description/Abstract:	In his letter dated January 26, 1971 to Dr. Louis deS. Shaffner, President of the NC Medical Society, Dr. Bob Howard explains why an ex-chiropractor has been enrolled in the PA Program at Duke as an "experiment." He writes that "We realized at the...
Date:	January 26, 1971

Correspondence from Dr. D. Robert Howard, Duke University to Dr. Ira L. Myers, Alabama Board of Medical Examiners Physician regarding nomenclature and the use of the terms "physician's assistant" and physician's associate, November 3, 1971.

Description/Abstract:	Letter from D. Robert Howard, Director Duke University PA program, to Ira Myers, Secretary of the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners, concerning the nomenclature and the use of the terms "physician's assistant" and "physician's associate". Howard...
Date:	November 3, 1971