Halsted Holman papers MS113
Riain Ross-Hager
Medical History Center
02/14/2024
Stanford Medical History Center
300 Pasteur Drive
Room L109
Stanford, CA 94305-5123
dbourn@stanford.edu
Contributing Institution:
Medical History Center
Title: Halsted Holman papers
Identifier/Call Number: MS113
Physical Description:
13.17 Linear Feet
12 full-size cartons and 1 archives box;
12 3/4W x 15 3/4L x 10 1/2"H (full-size carton), 5W x 12 1/2L x 10 1/2H" (archives box)
Date (inclusive): 1931-2015
Abstract: The Halsted Holman papers offer insight into the life and work of Dr Halsted Holman, Guggenheim Professor of Medicine, Emeritus,
and Chairman of the Department of Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine. His papers primarily consist of files
pertaining to his work with the Midpeninsula Health Service, the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program, and chronic
disease self-care management initiatives. The papers of Halsted Holman also contain his research files on healthcare reform,
biomedical ethics, the Vietnam War, and peace movements.
Physical Description: The physical and nonchronological order of Halsted Holman's papers was preserved. An intellectual order based on series and
subseries was created to reflect the main subject areas. For instance, the Midpeninsula Health Service Materials contain items
from boxes 1, 2, and 6; boxes and folders are listed in subsequent order, i.e. box 1, 2, and 6; folder 17, 19, 22, 25, etc.
Language of Material:
English
.
Conditions Governing Access
Materials in box 13 are temporarily restriced in compliance with The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA).
Scope and Contents
The papers of Halsted Holman include publications; newspaper and magazine clippings pertaining to Holman's research interests;
correspondence; typescript and handwritten manuscripts and outlines for talks; anonymous patient surveys; self-care materials
for patients; project reports; email and website print-outs; research proposals; fax transmittals; financial reports; grant
applications and reports; memorandums; syllabi; recommendation letters; event invitations; meeting minutes; anti-war and social
justice pamphlets; unclassified US military reports; and Holman's copy of his declassified CIA and Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI) dossier. Many of the aforementioned documents contain detailed annotations and marginalia by Holman.
The series titles reflect the main documentary themes contained in Holman's papers. Most of the collection consists of historical
material Holman assembled in his research. Most files involve:
Health care reform
Chronic disease self-care programs
The Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program
The Midpeninsula Health Service
Holman's social and political activism
There is a particular emphasis on the Stanford Peace Movement and Anti-War materials. There are also many newspaper, magazine,
and journal articles and clippings on health care and science with Holman's annotations.
Immediate Source of Acquisition
The Halsted Holman papers were donated to the Stanford Medical History Center by Halsted Holman.
Biographical / Historical
Halsted Reid Holman, MD, Guggenheim Professor of Medicine, Emeritus, at Stanford Medical School, was born on January 17th,
1925. The son of two influential Stanford physicians, vascular surgeon Emile Frederic Holman and pediatric cardiologist Ann
Peril Purdy, Holman entered Stanford University in 1942. Holman was awarded his M.D. degree from Yale University in 1949.
After having been awarded his M.D. degree from Yale, Holman did a National Research Council Fellowship in Biochemistry at
the Carlsberg Laboratories in Copenhagen, Denmark. While abroad, Holman became involved in student health activism and peace
movements through the International Union of Students (IUS) in Prague, Czechoslovakia, and its affiliate organization, the
Association for Interns and Medical Students (AIMS). McCarthy-era policymakers labeled such international organizations as
pro-Soviet and anti-American and placed Holman on a list of banned persons. When Holman returned to the US to commence an
internship at Yale School of Medicine, the Executive Committee voted to expel Holman. A few months after Holman's expulsion,
he was offered an internship and residency at The Montefiore Medical Center in The Bronx, New York. Three years later, in
1955, he went on to work with immunologist Dr. Henry G. Kunkel at The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research (now The
Rockefeller University), where both Kunkel and Holman provided some of the first evidence of autoimmunity, which helped usher
in a new field of clinical immunology.
When Stanford Medical School moved from San Francisco to Palo Alto in 1959, Dr. Holman became the first chair of medicine
in 1960 at the age of 35. In the late 1960s, Holman was one of the founding members of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Clinical Scholars Training Program, an interdisciplinary program designed to extend medical training beyond the biomedical
field and into disciplines such as sociology, psychology, anthropology, and economics. Holman directed the Clinical Scholars
Program throughout its 26-year existence; the program trained over 900 scholar-clinicians.
During the self-care movement of the 1970s, Holman played a key role in the development of chronic disease self-care programs
and, in 1978, created the Midpeninsula Health Service, an experimental member-led fee-for-service clinic in Palo Alto. In
the 1980s and 1990s, Holman developed patient self-care management programs that became models for other chronic disease self-care
programs in the US.
In addition to Holman's health activism, he was involved in the Stanford anti-war and peace movement during the Vietnam War.
He participated in demonstrations opposing war-related research at Stanford Research Institute (SRI) and Central Intelligence
Agency (CIA) recruiting on campus as part of the "April Third Movement" sit-ins and protests. In 1971, Holman led a faculty
coalition group supporting the 1971 Stanford Medical Center sit-in for the reinstatement of housekeeping staff member, Sam
Bridges.
Arrangement
The Midpeninsula Health Service series contains extensive and detailed information on the activity and history of the Midpeninsula
Health Service, from its creation in 1974 to its merger with Stanford in 1987 and its affiliation with Stanford Medical Center.
This series contains performance and financial planning data about the operations and characteristics of the Midpeninsula
Health Service in promotional materials, educational self-care booklets, operations assessments, and annual reports; there
are also multiple patient surveys. Many of the items contain extensive handwritten annotations by Holman. This series also
includes a manuscript by Holman titled "The History of Family and Community Medicine at Stanford;" a Stanford Medical Center
memo on Stanford's affiliation with the Midpeninsula Health Service; and typescript drafts by Holman that were used for discussions.
The Community Health and Self-Care Management Programs series contains materials about Dr. Holman's wide-ranging involvement
in chronic disease self-care initiatives at Stanford Medical Center and in the San Francisco Bay Area. The subseries Division
of Family and Community Medicine pertains to the history of the Division of Family and Community Medicine at Stanford and
its closure. The series and subseries contain memos, correspondence, newsletters, handwritten notes, email print-outs, PowerPoint
slide print-outs, patient evaluations, and grant applications.
The Personal Reference Materials series reflects Dr. Holman's interest in various science and health topics. Most of this
series comprises clippings from magazines, newspapers, and journal articles. Many of the documents contain Dr. Holman's annotations
and marginalia. This series is divided into four subseries: rDNA, Science and Health Care, Health Care Reform, and Medical
Education. Of particular prominence is the rDNA subseries, which exhibits the debate that was taking place in the late 1970s
around recombinant DNA research, particularly regarding Stanford biochemist Paul Berg. The Health Care Reform series is further
subdivided into the subseries Medicare, which contains a noteworthy correspondence document between Dr. Holman, who played
a role in the development of Medicare in the United States, and health economist and Medicare architect Rashi Fein. The Medical
Education subseries pertains to Dr. Holman's work with the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program and includes materials
related to curriculum development at Stanford Medical School.
The Stanford Peace Movement series includes pamphlets, publications, newspapers, magazines, letters, memos, handwritten notes,
and correspondence pertaining to the "April Third Movement" at Stanford and sit-ins that took place on campus throughout the
1960s and 1970s, of which Holman was the leader of a faculty group that condemned police action at a sit-in at Stanford Medical
Center in 1971 that called for the reinstatement of Stanford Medical Center housekeeping staff member Sam Bridges, and the
granting of tenure to assistant professor of neurosurgery Dr. Jose A. Aguilar. This series also includes a letter sent to
Dr. Holman from Stanford University's Black Student Union (BSU) chairman, Willie L. Newberry, from Santa Clara County Jail
in Milpitas, California, following Newberry's arrest at the hospital sit-in.
The Activism series includes broadsides; clippings from magazines and newspapers; typescript documents; draft proposals; handwritten
notes; and pamphlets that pertain to the Black Panther Movement, economics, poverty, and racial discrimination. This series
includes materials on Holman's involvement with the Bay Area Continuations Committee and its review of Arthur Kinoy's "Mass
Party of the People" paper. The subseries Health Activism specifically concerns activism in the medical field. The subseries
Association of Internes and Medical Students (AIMS) Depicts Dr. Holman's involvement with AIMS in Europe while Holman was
a biochemistry fellow at the Carlsberg Laboratories in Copenhagen, Denmark. This subseries contains newspaper clippings, pamphlets,
handwritten notes, typescript notes, letters, and US government reports. This subseries contains many letters of support to
Holman's parents after various newspapers had published stories reporting Holman's refusal to take a loyalty oath under the
Anti-Communist House Un-American Activities Committee. Also contained in this subseries is a declassified copy of FBI and
CIA dispatch reports on Dr. Holman and his involvement in AIMS.
The Anti-war movement series exhibits Holman's reference materials on nuclear war; the war in Vietnam; and the Richard Nixon
administration. This series includes publications, magazines, newspaper clippings, and handwritten notes.
The Faculty Papers series comprises various materials pertaining to Holman's time as a faculty member at Stanford School of
Medicine. This series is further subdivided into the subseries Chronic Disease Care; Talk Outlines and Notes; Letters, Memos,
and Correspondence; and Unpublished Drafts and Manuscripts. This series mainly contains handwritten and typescript letters,
memos, and correspondence. This series also includes materials regarding the 1999 merger between the University of California
San Francisco (UCSF) and Stanford Health Care.
Processing Information
Processed by Riain Ross-Hager, Feburary 2024.
Materials were rehoused in archival boxes and folders and described at the series level. Publications authored by Holman with
annotations and marginalia were kept, while publications by Holman with no annotations were deaccessioned as these materials
are accessible through various science and medical journals online. Most of Holman's original folder titles were transcribed
onto the new folders. To preserve the organizational logic of Holman's papers, the original folder-level organization was
retained, and a series-based intellectual order was created to facilitate research and discoverability; these series reflect
the main documentary themes of the collection.
In compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), a small collection of Holman's personal
health records is restricted.
Conditions Governing Use
Property rights are held by the Stanford Medical History Center. Publication or use of collection materials outside the scope
of the public domain and fair use is the sole responsibility of the researcher.
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Rheumatologists
Medical education.
Chronic diseases -- Treatment
Community health services
Self-care, Health
Preventive health services for older people
Physician and patient
Health care reform -- United States
Social medicine
Medicare
Anti-war demonstrations
Blacklisting, Labor
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Clinical Scholars Program
Association of Internes and Medical Students
Midpeninsula Health Service
Box 1, folder 17
Midpeninsula Health Service Materials
Circa 1970s
Box 1, folder 19
Healthstyle Workbook Midpeninsula Health Service
1984
Box 1, folder 22
Report Concerning a Midpeninsula Cooperative HMO - Last Copy
1974
Box 1, folder 25
Midpeninsula Health Service Performance Reports
Circa 1975-1989
Box 2, folder 26
Stanford Midpeninsula Health Center Patient Survey Results
Circa 1989
Box 6, folder 109
Midpeninsula Health Service 1 of 3
1980-1989
Box 6, folder 110
Midpeninsula Health Service 2 of 3
1978-1985
Box 6, folder 111
Midpeninsula Health Service 3 of 3
1977-1985
Box 6, folder 116
Midpeninsula Health Service Acquisition by Stanford
1989
Community Health and Self-Care Management Programs
Family Medicine at Stanford
Box 7, folder 146
Division of Family and Community Medicine 1 of 5
Circa 2001
Box 7, folder 147
Division of Family and Community Medicine 2 of 5
Circa 2001
Box 7, folder 148
Division of Family and Community Medicine 3 of 5
Circa 2001
Box 7, folder 149
Division of Family and Community Medicine 4 of 5
Circa 2001
Box 7, folder 150
Division of Family and Community Medicine 5 of 5
Circa 2001
Box 1, folder 1
Aetna Program for Management of Chronic Disease 1 of 2
1997-1998
Box 1, folder 2
Aetna Program for Management of Chronic Disease 2 of 2
1997-1998
Box 1, folder 3
Stanford Health Partners
2000-2002
Box 1, folder 7
Health Partners/Patient Evaluations Summarized (Complete/Complied) 1 of 2
2000
Box 1, folder 8
Health Partners/Patient Evaluations Summarized (Complete/Complied) 2 of 2
2000
Box 1, folder 9
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Application - Program for Management of Chronic Disease 1 of 2
1996-2000
Box 1, folder 10
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Application - Program for Management of Chronic Disease 2 of 2
1996-2000
Box 1, folder 18
Discontinuation of the Health Partners Program Email Correspondence
2001-2004
Box 1, folder 21
Extended Biographies of Heroes Overcoming Arthritis
Circa 1998
Box 5, folder 104
Mayview Community Health Center
2009-2010
Box 5, folder 105
Self-Management
2006-2011
Box 5, folder 108
Medical Assistant Training
2008-2010
Box 6, folder 117
Real World Situations in Health Coaching Video Treatment
2011
Box 6, folder 118
Community Health Partnership
2007-2011
Box 6, folder 120
California Right Care Initiative
2007-2010
Box 6, folder 121
Kaiser Permanente San Jose Grant Application
2010
Box 7, folder 144
Santa Clara Countrywide Chronic Care Coalition
2008-2012
Box 7, folder 151
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Community Clinic Health Coaching Project
2011-2012
Box 7, folder 154
Stanford Health Partners Personal Health History Notebook
Circa 1993
Box 7, folder 155
Kaiser Permanente and Regional Health Education Group Appointment Toolkit
2001
Box 7, folder 156
Stanford Medical Center Program for Management of Chronic Disease Focus Groups
1997
Box 7, folder 157
Stanford Arthritis Center Arthritis Self-Help Course
1995
Box 7, folder 158
Stanford Health Partners - Physician's and Practice Coordinators Guide
Circa 1995
Box 7, folder 164
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Chronic Care Symposium Materials
2010-2011
Personal Reference Materials
Box 2, folder 30
rDNA and Biotech
1975-1981
Box 2, folder 31
rDNA - General Articles
Circa 1975
Box 2, folder 36
rDNA Guidelines Risk Assessment
1977-1978
Box 2, folder 37
rDNA Risks and Risk Assessment 1 of 2
1976-1978
Box 2, folder 38
rDNA Risks and Risk Assessment 2 of 2
1974-1977
Box 2, folder 39
rDNA Scientific Outcomes
1976-1978
Box 2, folder 40
rDNA Public Policy Development
1977-1978
Box 2, folder 41
rDNA Public Response
1976-1977
Box 2, folder 42
rDNA Scientist Response
1976-1978
Box 2, folder 43
rDNA Guidelines
1975-1979
Box 1, folder 6
Clippings from Science Journals
1979-1986
Box 1, folder 20
Medical Care (Journal) Vol. 40, No. 4
2002
Box 2, folder 27
The Health Professional and Nuclear War Syllabus; University of California, San Francisco; School of Medicine
1985
Box 2, folder 28
Meritocracy Equality and Educational Practice
1971-1979
Box 2, folder 29
Management and Innovation
1973-1988
Box 2, folder 32
Antibiotic Resistant and Novel Organisms, Non-pathogenic Organisms and Disease, Epidemiology
1968-1979
Box 2, folder 33
Medical Consequences of Thermonuclear War
1962-1983
Box 2, folder 35
Workplace Organizing Cooperatives
1974-1977
Box 2, folder 44
Articles and Approaches
1967-2004
Box 2, folder 45
Medical Understanding - Hypertension
1975-1987
Box 2, folder 46
Medical Understanding - Cancer
1975-2004
Box 2, folder 47
Medical Understanding - Coronary Artery Disease
1971-1984
Box 3, folder 48
Psychology and Illness 1 of 2
1972-1988
Box 3, folder 49
Psychology and Illness 2 of 2
1982-1989
Box 3, folder 50
Social Origins of Illness I.
1975-1979
Box 3, folder 51
Social Origins of Illness II. 1 of 2
1975-2008
Box 3, folder 52
Social Origins of Illness II. 2 of 2
1968-1979
Box 3, folder 53
Social Origins of Illness III.
1953-1987
Box 3, folder 54
Psychology and Illness, Biology 1 of 2
1980-1992
Box 3, folder 55
Psychology and Illness, Biology 2 of 2
1978-1982
Box 3, folder 56
Dementia, Depression
1976-1982
Box 3, folder 57
Environment and Biological Function 1 of 2
1975-1983
Box 3, folder 58
Environment and Biological Function 2 of 2
1974-1984
Box 3, folder 60
Genetics and Sociobiology
1974-1984
Box 3, folder 61
Central Nervous System and Biology (Immune System)
1983-1990
Box 3, folder 62
Neuro-psychological Aspects of Chronic Illness 1 of 2
1982-2017
Box 3, folder 63
Neuro-psychological Aspects of Chronic Illness 2 of 2
1979-2005
Box 4, folder 70
Patients and Outcome Measures
1978-2004
Box 4, folder 71
Doctor-Patient Relations
1973-2004
Box 4, folder 72
Health Education - Behavior Modification
1972-2003
Box 4, folder 74
Health Service Research
1975-1979
Box 4, folder 75
Clinical Research Trials 1 of 2
1959-1987
Box 4, folder 76
Clinical Research Trials 2 of 2
1975-1983
Box 4, folder 77
Single Case Study Methods
1978-1985
Box 4, folder 79
Health Status Measurements 1 of 2
1979-1982
Box 4, folder 80
Health Status Measurements 2 of 2
1978-1985
Box 4, folder 81
Outcome Measurement Methods
1988-2000
Box 4, folder 82
Disease - Illness Definitions
1982-1986
Box 4, folder 83
Conceptual Articles - Health 1 of 2
1966-1988
Box 4, folder 84
Conceptual Articles - Health 2 of 2
1965-1977
Box 4, folder 85
Useful Articles 1 of 2
1971-1994
Box 4, folder 86
Useful Articles 2 of 2
1931-1994
Box 4, folder 87
Methods of Study 1 of 2
1946-1984
Box 4, folder 88
Methods of Study 2 of 2
1959-1984
Box 5, folder 89
Interpretation of Information and Data - Critique and Method
1968-1985
Box 5, folder 98
Clinical Thought and Practice
1949-1988
Box 5, folder 99
Conceptual "Contradictions" in Biology
1985-1987
Box 5, folder 100
Decision Analysis - Artificial Intelligence - Amos Tversky 1 of 2
1968-1987
Box 5, folder 101
Decision Analysis - Artificial Intelligence - Amos Tversky 2 of 2
1979-1987
Box 5, folder 102
Learning Pattern Recognition - Problem Solving Including Clinical
1980-1987
Box 6, folder 119
Excellence and Experts
1931-1977
Box 7, folder 162
Medical Journal Articles and Publications
1971-2015
Box 10, folder 214
Statistical Methods
1960-1985
Box 10, folder 217
Genomics - Proteomics - Epigenetics 1 of 2
1962-2006
Box 10, folder 218
Genomics - Proteomics - Epigenetics 2 of 2
1962-2006
Box 10, folder 219
Autoimmunity - Lupus (SLE) 1 of 2
1993-2002
Box 10, folder 220
Autoimmunity - Lupus (SLE) 2 of 2
1993-2002
Box 10, folder 221
Punctuated Equilibrium Theory
1990-1992
Box 10, folder 224
Nature of Science 1 of 2
1967-1978
Box 10, folder 225
Nature of Science 1 of 2
1967-1978
Box 10, folder 226
Envirnoment and Energy
1972-1980
Box 3, folder 65
Health Savings Accounts (HSA)
2005-2008
Box 4, folder 68
Health Care Plans
2002-2006
Box 10, folder 208
Different Practices of Medicine
1972-2005
Box 10, folder 209
Success of Alternative Health Systems
1971-1986
Box 10, folder 210
Sorry State of Policy
2003-2005
Box 10, folder 211
Health Care Theft
1993-2004
Box 10, folder 212
Health Economics
1995-2005
Box 10, folder 213
Institute of Medicine (IoM) Material
2003
Box 10, folder 215
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Circa 1983
Box 11, folder 227
Variation in Use of Medicare - Success of Alternatives 1 of 2
1980-2013
Box 11, folder 228
Variation in Use of Medicare - Success of Alternatives 2 of 2
1980-2013
Box 11, folder 229
International Health Care Comparisons
1983-2011
Box 11, folder 231
Health Care Costs and Policy 1 of 1
1984-2012
Box 11, folder 232
Health Care Costs and Policy 2 of 2
1984-2012
Box 11, folder 233
Calls for Health Care Reform 1 of 2
1994-2008
Box 11, folder 234
Calls for Health Care Reform 2 of 2
1994-2008
Box 11, folder 235
Improving Clinical Practice
2002-2006
Box 11, folder 236
Health Care System Waste and Overuse
1973-2011
Box 11, folder 237
Continuity of Care
1984-2003
Box 11, folder 238
State Health Plans
1997-2009
Box 11, folder 239
Economic Analysis of Health Plan Alternatives
1963-2007
Box 11, folder 240
Coverage Loss and Retiree Health Benefits
2003-2004
Box 11, folder 241
Medical Malpractice
1976-1978
Box 11, folder 242
Health Insurance Issues
2006-2007
Box 11, folder 243
Patient and Physician Views of Health Care 1 of 2
1959-2009
Box 11, folder 244
Patient and Physician Views of Health Care 2 of 2
1959-2009
Box 3, folder 64
Pay for Performance (P4P)
2004-2007
Box 8, folder 168
Holman and Rashi Fein Correspondence
1974-1975
Box 6, folder 125
Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program 1 of 2
1988-2010
Box 6, folder 126
Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program 2 of 2
1989-1993
Box 6, folder 127
Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program Roster
1999-2000
Box 7, folder 145
Medical Education and Curriculum Development
1984-2006
Box 10, folder 216
Clinical Scholars Seminar Materials
Circa 1980
Box 12, folder 245
Medical Education and Academic Medicine 1 of 2
1972-2004
Box 12, folder 246
Medical Education and Academic Medicine 2 of 2
1972-2004
Box 12, folder 247
Stanford Medical School Curriculum Reform 1 of 4
1970-2004
Box 12, folder 248
Stanford Medical School Curriculum Reform 2 of 4
1970-2004
Box 12, folder 249
Stanford Medical School Curriculum Reform 3 of 4
1970-2004
Box 12, folder 250
Stanford Medical School Curriculum Reform 4 of 4
1970-2004
Box 1, folder 23
Stanford Peace Movement Chronology and Publications
2011
Box 8, folder 169
Hospital Sit-in and Aftermath 1 of 2
Circa 1971
Box 8, folder 170
Hospital Sit-in and Aftermath 2 of 2
Circa 1971
Box 8, folder 171
Stanford Anti-war and Justice Movements 1 of 2
Circa 1968
Box 8, folder 172
Stanford Anti-war and Justice Movements 2 of 2
Circa 1968
Box 8, folder 186
April Third Movement 1 of 3
1966-1971
Box 9, folder 187
April Third Movement 2 of 3
1966-1971
Box 9, folder 188
April Third Movement 3 of 3
1966-1971
Association of Internes and Medical Students (AIMS)
Box 8, folder 179
Holman Communist Aid Accusations - Newspaper Clippings of Holman Testimony to the McCarran Act Committee
1951-1952
Box 8, folder 180
Declassified FBI and CIA Dispatch Reports on Hal Holman and the Association of Interns and Medical Students (AIMS)
1949-1953
Box 8, folder 181
Association of Interns and Medical Students (AIMS)
1945-1969
Box 8, folder 182
International Union of Students (IUS)
1945-1965
Box 8, folder 183
Letters of Support to Holman Family Post-McCarran Act Committee Testimony
Circa 1952
Box 5, folder 93
Nurses' Strike - Committee for Recognition of Nursing Achievement (CRONA)
1974
Box 8, folder 184
Hal Holman Letter to Emile Holman regarding Support for Dr. John Peters Government Employee Loyalty Order Case
1955
Box 9, folder 200
Doctor Draft Law 1 of 2
1952-1955
Box 9, folder 201
Doctor Draft Law 2 of 2
1952-1955
Box 9, folder 204
Jeremiah Stamler House Committee on Un-American Activities Contempt Case
1965-1966
Box 10, folder 207
Medical Students Nonparticipation in the Vietnam War
1967
Box 8, folder 185
Bay Area Continuation Committee Review of Arthur Kinoy's Mass Party Paper
Circa 1973
Box 9, folder 199
Black Panther Movement and Racial Discrimination
1967, 1971
Box 9, folder 202
War and Civil Liberties - Poverty and Economy
1955-1971
Box 9, folder 203
Third World Imperialism
1966-1975
Box 9, folder 189
Radiation Safety and Nuclear fallout 1 of 4
Circa 1955-1970
Box 9, folder 190
Radiation Safety and Nuclear fallout 2 of 4
Circa 1955-1970
Box 9, folder 191
Radiation Safety and Nuclear fallout 3 of 4
Circa 1955-1970
Box 9, folder 192
Radiation Safety and Nuclear fallout 4 of 4
Circa 1955-1970
Box 9, folder 193
Notes and Articles on Radiation
Circa 1960
Box 9, folder 194
Consequences of Nuclear War
1958-1962
Box 9, folder 195
Committee for Nuclear Information Publications
1959-1964
Box 9, folder 196
Strontium and Biological Effects of Radiation
1956-1963
Box 9, folder 197
Industrial Radiation Uses and Waste
1958-1963
Box 9, folder 198
Nuclear Disarmament and Strategy
1959-1964
Box 8, folder 173
Vietnam War 1 of 3
1965-1970
Box 8, folder 174
Vietnam War 2 of 3
1965-1970
Box 8, folder 175
Vietnam War 3 of 3
1965-1970
Box 8, folder 176
Vietnam War and Pentagon Papers
Circa 1971
Box 8, folder 177
Watergate and Impeachment
1973-1974
Box 8, folder 178
Nixon Administration
Circa 1973
Box 10, folder 205
Chemical and Biological Weapons
1966-1974
Box 5, folder 103
Project Variations
2005-2015
Box 5, folder 106
Registry Assessment
2010-2011
Box 11, folder 230
Chronic Disease Care
1961-2005
Box 1, folder 11
Handwritten Notes
Circa 1980s
Box 1, folder 12
Talk Outlines 1 of 2
Circa 1953-1999
Box 1, folder 13
Talk Outlines 2 of 2
Circa 1953-1999
Box 1, folder 14
H.H. Talks 1 of 3
Circa 1962-2019
Box 1, folder 15
H.H. Talks 2 of 3
Circa 1962-2019
Box 1, folder 16
H.H. Talks 3 of 3
Circa 1962-2019
Letters, Memos, and Correspondence
Box 5, folder 94
Correspondence - Theory Papers 1 of 2
1955-1987
Box 5, folder 95
Correspondence - Theory Papers 2 of 2
1984-1987
Box 6, folder 112
Bureau of Narcotics Correspondence
1963, 1972
Box 6, folder 115
American Board of Internal Medicine Correspondence
1956-1957
Box 6, folder 122
Holman Letters 1 of 2
1992
Box 6, folder 123
Holman Letters 2 of 2
1992
Box 6, folder 129
Jackie Hass Correspondence
1994
Box 6, folder 130
Holman Patient Correspondence
1994
Box 6, folder 132
Holman Recommendation Letters 1 of 3
1994
Box 6, folder 133
Holman Recommendation Letters 2 of 3
1992
Box 6, folder 134
Holman Recommendation Letters 3 of 3
1992
Box 6, folder 137
Holman Patient Correspondence
1993
Box 6, folder 138
Kate Lorig Letters of Support
1993-2001
Box 7, folder 141
Holman Nomination Letters for the 2001 American College of Rheumatology Gold Medal Award
2001
Unpublished Drafts and Manuscripts
Box 5, folder 96
Theory Papers - Revise 1 of 2
1985-1989
Box 5, folder 97
Theory Papers - Revise 2 of 2
1985-1989
Box 7, folder 163
Holman Manuscript Drafts and Publications
1988-2002
Box 1, folder 4
Emile Holman an Ann Purdy Biographical Information Print-outs from the Internet
2005, 2009
Box 1, folder 5
AMGEN Healthcare Donation to Stanford University School of Medicine
2006
Box 1, folder 24
American College of Physicians Project
2002-2003
Box 6, folder 113
Stanford Hospital Medical Staff Reappointment
1985
Box 6, folder 114
American College of Physicians Certificate
1966
Box 6, folder 135
Holman Curriculum Vitae and Bibliography
2006
Box 6, folder 139
Kate Lorig Materials 1 of 2
1979-1992
Box 6, folder 140
Kate Lorig Materials 2 of 2
1979-1987
Box 7, folder 142
Katherine Swen Ginsburg Memorial Lecture Invitation
2001
Box 7, folder 152
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education
1996-2008
Box 7, folder 153
Stanford Administrative Panel on Human Subjects in Medical Research
2007-2008
Box 7, folder 159
Celebration of Halsted Holman - Luncheon with Graduates of the Sixties - Organized by Norman Tong, MD
2004
Box 7, folder 160
Holman Symposium Program
2015
Box 7, folder 161
Holman Attending Physician Evaluation Questionnaires
1991-1996
Box 8, folder 165
Holman Curriculum Vitae
1998, 2001
Box 8, folder 166
Holman Faculty Address to the Graduates - Stanford Medical School
1973
Box 12, folder 251
University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Stanford Health Care Merger 1 of 2
Circa 1999
Box 12, folder 252
University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Stanford Health Care Merger 2 of 2
Circa 1999
