Register of the Philip Randolph Lee Papers, 1947-1984
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Register of the Philip Randolph Lee Papers, 1947-1984
Collection number: MSS 91-1
UCSF Library & CKM
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Descriptive Summary
Title: Philip Randolph Lee Papers,
Date (inclusive): 1947-1984
Collection number: MSS 91-1
Creator: Lee, Philip Randolph
Extent: Number of containers: 20 cartons, 2 folders
Linear feet: approx. 25.00
Repository:
University of California, San Francisco. Library. Archives and Special Collections.
San Francisco, California 94143-0840
Shelf location: For current information on the location of these
materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
Language:
English.
Administrative Information
Access
Collection is open for research.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Philip Randolph Lee Papers, MSS 91-1, Archives & Special
Collections, UCSF Library & CKM
Biographical Statement
Philip Randolph Lee was Chancellor of the University of California San Francisco from
1969-71, and then became Director of the Health Policy Program (later expanded and
renamed the Institute for Health Policy Studies) at UCSF (1972-1993). He left IHPS in
1993 to join the Clinton Administration as Assistant Secretary for Health in the
Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) (1993-1997) before returning to UCSF and
the IHPS as Senior Advisor and Professor Emeritus (1997-). Lee had previously served as
Assistant Secretary for Health and Scientific Affairs in the Department of Health
Education and Welfare (DHEW) (1965-1969) under President Lyndon Baines Johnson, and as
Director of Health Services at the Agency for International Development (USAID)
(1963-1965). Lee has been an active lecturer, writer and teacher, as well as serving on
numerous advisory boards and planning groups. He was licensed to practice medicine in
California in 1948, New York in 1955 and Board Certified in Internal Medicine in 1956.
Family
Lee was born in San Francisco on April 17, 1924. His father was Russel Van Arsdale Lee,
the founder of the Palo Alto Clinic in Palo Alto, California, and he was one of five
children, all of whom went on to medical careers. He married Catherine Lockwood, an
attorney in 1953 and had 5 children. On February 9, 1980 Lee married Carroll Estes,
Professor of Sociology and Chair of the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences in
the School of Nursing at UCSF, and Director of the Aging Health Policy Research Center
(later the Institute for Health and Aging) at UCSF's School of Nursing from 1979 to the
present. Estes and Lee collaborated on a number of books and projects, including
The Nation's Health (1984, 1997-5th ed.), chapters in
Caring for
the Elderly
(1989),
Eldercare: A Practical Guide to Gerontology
(1981), and
The Aging Enterprise (1979), and several working papers issued
by the Institute for Health and Aging.
Education and Career Path
Lee received his bachelors degree and his M.D. from Stanford university in 1945 and 1948
respectively. He served his internship at Massachusetts Memorial hospital in Boston
(1947-48) before returning to Stanford for his residency (1948-49). He served in the US
Navel Reserve (1943-45, and 1949-51) and received a Navy Unit Citation for his service in
the Korean Theater (1950-51). After completing his military service he became a Fellow at
the Bellevue Medical Center, New York (1951-53) and the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
(1953-55). While serving as a Mayo Fellow he earned his Masters of Science degree from
the University of Minnesota in 1955. From 1955-56, he was an Instructor and Assistant
Clinical Professor at New York University School of Medicine. Lee returned to Palo Alto
in 1956 and served as a Staff Member at the Palo Alto Medical Clinic and Assistant
Clinical Professor, Stanford University.
In 1963 he took a leave of absence from both of these positions and headed to Washington
for a position as Director of Health Services in the Office of Technical Cooperation and
Research at the Agency for International Development (USAID) (1963-1965). In 1965 he
resigned from the Palo Alto Clinic to take a position in the Johnson Administration.
First appointed as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health and Scientific Affairs in the
Department of Health Education and Welfare, he was promoted to Assistant Secretary a few
months later. He retained this position until the end of Johnson administration when he
accepted the position of Chancellor at UCSF. His nomination as chancellor was not without
controversy with the San Francisco Medical Society and the California Medical Association
proposing an alternate candidate. Ronald Reagan and a number of regents also opposed his
appointment. Lee, however, was the choice of the campus administration and was strongly
supported by former California Lieutenant Governor Robert Finch (the secretary of DHEW
under Nixon) who used his conservative credentials to help ensure the appointment, though
he also asked for the appointment to be postponed briefly so that Lee could finish
working on the DHEW reorganization project. He served as Chancellor until the end of 1972
when he resigned to establish the Health Policy Program (later expanded and renamed the
Institute for Health Policy Studies) at UCSF. In making this change Lee stated his desire
to devote more time to his main interests: patient care, teaching and health policy
research. Lee was recalled to public service by the Clinton administration as Assistant
Secretary for Health in the Department of Health and Human Services from 1993-1997. Lee
continues his work in public policy as Institute for Health Policy Studies Senior Advisor
to the School of Medicine and Professor Emeritus.
Research and Professional Contributions
Lee's earliest research and writing was in rehabilitation, arthritis and cardiovascular
disease. He was also very concerned with the public service aspects of medicine and wider
social issues. In the early 1960s, Lee became a dissenting voice in the medical
establishment when he broke with American Medical Association (AMA) official policy and
actively campaigned for the passage of Medicare. He was also a founding member of the
Chowder and Marching Society, an oddly named organization of progressive members of the
medical community from across California. Later in Washington, D.C. he worked with the
AMA to clarify Medicare regulations and policies and simplify reporting requirements.
During 1968 and 1969 he oversaw a massive restructuring of the Department of Health
Education and Welfare and federal health services.
In 1961 Lee went on a Medical Ecology Mission to the Soviet Union. He wrote an article
about this trip, "The Organization of Health Services in the Soviet Union", published in
the May 1962,
Stanford Medical Bulletin. In 1963 he moved to Washington to
join the staff of the Agency for International Development (USAID), as Director of Health
Services in the Office of Technical Cooperation and Research. His work at the USAID
helped hone his international health policy interests. While at the USAID Lee gave a
series of speeches on the AID and international development , wrote an article on
Nephrology, and worked with the Rockefeller Foundation Advisory Board to arrange a
meeting in Dakar.
When Lee accepted the position in the Department of Health Education and Welfare, his
focus returned to domestic health policy, but he never lost his interest in international
health, especially as related to domestic issues. It was during this period that his
interests in family planning, health manpower issues, allied health provider issues,
civil rights, and health access blossomed. From 1965-1967, Lee's first two years as
assistant secretary, Congress passed an unprecedented amount of health legislation. As a
result of the reorganization project, the Public Health Service and the Surgeon General
came under the control of Lee's office.
During his tenure as chancellor, Lee oversaw the creation of affirmative action policies
and advocated for an increase in minority students at UCSF. To rectify the health
manpower shortage of the late 1960s, he was deeply interested in issues concerning the
training of physicians and allied health professionals. Lee traced the minority
admissions deficit to both passive and active discouragement of minority students from
going into the health professions. Recruitment, including working to improve pre-medical
classes at community college and undergraduate levels, increasing the summer programs at
UCSF, and other community outreach projects, became a major focus of his term as
Chancellor.
Lee was a major force in UCSF's increasing commitment to research and public service.
Research, he said in his Inaugural Address, needed to be done into how "social,
psychological and environmental forces" relate to health and disease. Medical and health
issues could not be separated from poverty and the changing urban structures of American
life. This led to his interest in less traditional treatment modalities and his
friendship with Werner Earhardt, the founder of EST (Earhardt Seminar Training). He also
encouraged the study of ways to create "new models" for the delivery of health care.
Besides his early and continued championing of Medicare, he also showed interest in the
idea of national and pre-paid health insurance. These concerns are also evident in his
ongoing research interests in family planning, drug and alcohol abuse, and the dangers of
tobacco.
Lee championed the San Francisco campus during UC-wide financial difficulties and
challenged the governor's finance department's auditors report. The period between 1969
and 1972, during which Lee was Chancellor, was also a volatile time politically for
colleges and universities across the country. UCSF was no exception, though it was more
subdued than the University of California at Berkeley. Lee dealt with controversial
issues including responses to the Vietnam War and Governor Reagan's three day closure of
all UC campuses, as well as a LSD symposium, and student use of the computer center to
print political pamphlets. Lee also served as an evaluator of the University of Ohio's
medical program and was involved in reviewing proposals concerning the nation's Public
Health Service Hospitals. However, as he wrote to a friend, the chancellor position was
even more work than his DHEW job had been. Lee wanted time to adequately pursue his
primary interests in health policy development, research, and teaching so he tendered his
resignation as Chancellor in February 1972.
To pursue these interests, Lee founded the Health Policy Program (HPP) in 1972. In 1977
HPP, now called the Institute for Health Policy Studies (IHPS), was awarded a five-year
grant as the national Health Services Policy Analysis Center by the National Center for
Health Services Research, Department of Health, Education and Welfare. In 1981 the
Institute was officially designated as an organized research unit within the University
of California. The Institute has a tripartite mission: to conduct policy-oriented
research into health issues; apply research findings to health policy issues; and to
provide education and training opportunities in health policy research.
During his time as director of the IHPS, Lee produced the majority of his written work
co-authoring 10 books and numerous book chapters, monographs, and articles. Lee's major
research projects during this period included an international drug study that led to his
1982 book,
Prescriptions for Death: The Drugging of the Third World, and
work with the Human Sexuality Program's Cleveland Project --a study of the development of
sexual knowledge and attitudes. Lee also became interested in issues of aging and worked
with Carroll Estes on a number of research projects and monographs. He taught classes in
bioethics and served on numerous boards of directors and advisory committees, at both
local and federal levels. In 1985 he became the first president of the San Francisco
Health Commission and became involved in AIDS issues. Lee remained director of the IHPS
until 1993, when at the urging of the Clinton administration he again took up the mantle
of Assistant Secretary in the renamed Department of Health and Human Services. He
returned to UC in 1997 as Senior Advisor to the School of Medicine and Professor Emeritus
based at the IHPS. He retains his national and international research and consultation
activities.
Speeches
Throughout his career Lee has been an inveterate speech maker and these documents reveal
the broad range of his interests. Many of these speeches were also published as articles
in a variety of popular and medical/scientific journals. Topics covered include: "The
Rehabilitation of the Rheumatic Child" (1957), "Health Aspects of the USAID Program"
(1963), "Population, Public Health and International Development" (1965), "Creative
Federalism and Public Health --New Patterns (1966), "Population Growth--Problems,
Progress, Prognosis (1967), "Has the World Grown Too Small," "Health and the City," and
"Toward a Dream of World Health" (1968), "Equal Opportunity--A Reality for Minority
Students in the Health Professions? and "Health Services and an Optimum Level of
Population--Are We Part of the Solution or Part of the Problem? (1969), "The University
Medical Center and Urban Crisis" and "Child Health -Who Cares" (1970), "National Health
Insurance --Problems, Proposals and Policies" (1971), "Is There a Future for Family
Medicine? (1973).
Lee gave speeches at universities, medical conferences, professional organizations,
political groups, community groups and more. Besides speeches to groups and organizations
Lee also appeared on several of Oakland television station, KTVU, Channel 2's "Doctor's
News Conferences." This series of shows concerned current medical issues and featured Lee
and other local medical experts.
Publications
Lee has authored more than 150 articles, as well as co-authoring numerous books, book
chapters, and monographs. He co-authored two books and a monograph on rehabilitation:
Cardiovascular Rehabilitation (1957),
Rehabilitation of the
Cardiovascular Patient
(1958), and
An Evaluation of Rehabilitation of
Patients with Hemiparesis or Hemiplegia Due to Cerebral Vascular Disease
(1958).
His next book, the 1972
Politics of Health, co-edited with Douglass
Carter, was created during his years as chancellor, but the rest of his books and
monographs come from his years at the IHPS. Lee was author or co-author of:
Notes
on a Visit to China
(1973),
Pills, Profits, and Politics (1974),
Deliberations and Compromise: The Health Professions Educational Assistance Act of
1976
(1977),
Primary Care in a Specialized World (1976),
Abortion Politics: Private Morality and Public Policy (1981),
Exercise and Health: The Evidence and the Implications (1981),
Pills and the Public Purse (1981),
Prescriptions for Death: The
Drugging of the Third World
(1982),
Drugs and the Elderly: Clinical,
Social, and Policy Perspectives
(1988), and
The Nation's Health
(1st ed. 1981, 5th edition 1997),
Bad Medicine (1992)
Besides these books Lee also served as author or co-author of a numerous Policy Papers
and Working Papers issued by the IHPS or the Aging Health Policy Center. Titles from this
series, on which he is listed as co-author, include:
Nutrition Policy and the
Elderly
(1983),
Drugs and the Elderly: A Background Paper (1983),
Policy Developments in the Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Services
Programs
(1983),
Lifetime Fitness and Exercise for Older People
(1983),
Public Policy, the Private Non Profit Sector and the Delivery of Community
Based Longterm Care Services for the Elderly
(1986), and
Federal Cap on
Medicaid Expenditures Impact on Long Term Care for the Elderly
(1981). He is also
listed as co-principal investigator, though not author, on
Organizational and
Community Responses to Medicare Policy: Consequences for Health and Social Services For
the Elderly : Final Report.
He contributed chapters to books ranging from
The Aging Enterprise to
The American Hospital System and AIDS:
Public Policy Dimensions,
and articles to medical, legal, and public policy
journals as well as more popular media.
As educator, research, writer, and policy maker, Philip Randolph Lee contributed to a
wide range of health issues and worked to create new responses to the major health policy
and manpower issues of the period.
Honors and Awards
- Young Man of the Year, Palo Alto Junior Chamber of Commerce --1962
- Superior Honor Award, Agency for International Development --1965
- Honorary Degree (Sc.D.), MacMurray College, Jacksonville, Illinois --1967
- Hilleboe prize in Public Health --1968.
- Secretary's Special Citation,
Department of Health Education an Welfare --1969
- Certificate of Honor, San
Francisco Board of Supervisors --1972
- Hugo Schaefer Medal, American Pharmacy
Association --1976
- Kaiser Senior Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in
Behavioral Sciences --1980-81
- Honorary Degree (Ph.D.), Ben Gurion University
of the Negev, Israel --??
Professional Organizations
- American Medical Association
- American Public
Health Association
- American College of Physicians
- American
Federation of Clinical Research
- Association of American Medical
Colleges
- Alpha Omega Alpha --[ gave speeches there too]
- American Association for the Advancement of Science
- American
Geriatrics Society
- California Society of Internal Medicine
- Institute of Medicine --National Academy of Sciences
- Society for
Research and Education in primary Care Internal Medicine.
Professional and Civic Service
| 1960-61 |
Chairman, Senior Citizens Division, Executive Board, Community Council of Northern Santa Clara County, California |
| 1960-63 |
Board of Directors, Palo Alto Medical Research Foundation |
| 1960-65 |
Board of Directors, Channing House, Palo Alto, California |
| 1960-61 |
Chairman, Senior Citizens Division, Executive Board, Community Council of Northern Santa Clara County, California. |
| 1961 |
Advisory Committee on Aged and Handicapped Services, Santa Clara County Department of Welfare. |
| 1968-71 |
Harvard Visiting Committee, School of Medicine and School of Dental Medicine |
| 1969-70 |
Commission on Foundations and Private Philanthropies |
| 1969-70 |
Technical Advisory Committee, Carnegie Commission on Higher Education |
| 1970-72 |
Board of Directors, San Francisco Planing and Urban Renewal Association |
| 1971-? |
Board of Directors, World Without War Council |
| 1971-72 |
Board of Directors, National Medical Fellowships |
| 1971-75 |
Board of Directors, Mayo Foundation |
| 1971-79 |
Board of Directors, Carnegie Corporation |
| 1974-76 |
Chairman, Board of Trustees, The Foundation for the Realization of Man |
| 1974-76 |
Chairman, Health Services Development Grants Study Section, National Center for Health Services Research, Department of Health,
Education and Welfare
|
| 1977-78 |
National Commission on Smoking and Public Policy |
| 1978-80 |
National Council on Health Planning & Development |
| 1980-? |
Co-Director, Institute on Health & Aging, School of Nursing, UCSF |
| 1984-93 |
Board of Directors, World Institute on Disability |
| 1983-86 |
Member, Population Committee, National Research Council, National Academy of Science |
| 1985-89 |
President, Health Commission, City and County of San Francisco |
| 1986-93 |
Chair, Physician Payment Review Commission, established by US Congress |
Scope and Content
Summary
This collection documents Philip Randolph Lee's career as a health policy researcher and
administrator. It includes speeches and articles from the early years of his career,
including his 1955 master's thesis. The bulk of the collection concerns his years of
government and UC service until 1983. There are extensive Correspondence and Speech files
for his years as Assistant Secretary at the Department of Health Education and Welfare
and as Chancellor of UCSF. There is Correspondence, Speech and Subject/Publication files
for his first eleven years as director of the Institute for Health Policy Studies (IHPS)
and its predecessor (HPP). There are no materials from his second stint as Assistant
Secretary in the Department of Health and Human Services (1993-97) or as Professor
Emeritus and Senior Advisor at UCSF (post 1997).
Major topics or issues addressed in the collection include: rehabilitation, family
planning, health manpower issues, maternal and child health, Medicare, reorganization of
DHEW, administration of UCSF, implementation of affirmative action policies at UCSF, HMOs
and other group practice and prepaid health insurance options, public health service
hospitals, and federal health policy.
Other Philip R. Lee materials may be found at the Johnson Presidential Library (see
letter from Lee to the Chester A. Newland, Director, Johnson Presidential Library,
January 27, 1970). More information on Lee and his career can be found in the Philip
Randolph Lee Oral History being conducted by the UCSF History of Health Science program.
A copy of this Oral History will be deposited in the UCSF Library and CKM Archives and
Special Collections upon completion.
Series
The collection is divided into 5 chronological series corresponding to Lee's changing
institutional connections:
Title: I: Early Career, II: USAID, III: DHEW, IV:
Chancellor of UCSF
, and
Title: V: IHPS
. Each of these series
is divided into several subseries based on document type: Correspondence, Speeches,
Articles, Subject Files. These subseries are arranged chronologically with the exception
of the Subject files which are arranged intellectually as well as chronologically.
The
Title: Early Career Series
documents the period from his graduate
studies until his first federal government position. Besides his University of Minnesota
Master's Thesis this series includes information on the Chowder and Marching Society, a
group of physicians from all over California who were interested in group practice and
other innovative healthcare concepts in the early 1960s, and materials documenting his
interest and work in the field of rehabilitation. Also included is a diary from his 1961
Medical Ecology Mission to the Soviet Union. Most of the documents in this series relate
to his work at the Palo Alto Clinic and as Faculty at Stanford University. This series is
divided into three subseries: Speeches, Articles, and Miscellaneous.
The
Title: USAID Series
includes materials dealing with his two years of
work as Director of the Health Service in the Office of Human Resources and Social
Development. There is no official AID correspondence within this series but extensive
correspondence with colleagues in California, on a variety of topics of interest, and
with various professional organizations. The speeches and articles in this series, for
the most part, deal directly with his USAID work and concern international health and
health education.
The
Title: DHEW Series
is one of the largest series in the collection
due, in part, to its large correspondence subseries. Lee had wide-ranging duties as
Assistant Secretary for Health and Science in the Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare. The majority of this series consists of Lee's chronological correspondence and
shows the sheer daily volume of federal governmental correspondence and a cross-section
of the duties of the office. Some routine and repetitive correspondence concerning the
issuing of licensing of blood products has been weeded from the collection. There is also
correspondence with his friends in California and elsewhere. Major topics included in
this series are Family Planning, Medicare, Health Manpower, and the reorganization of the
Department of Health Education and Welfare. The series also documents more than 140
speeches made by Lee during his four years at DHEW. Lee also retained many subject files
that included numerous government documents and compilations relating to his work at
DHEW. These include summaries of legislation, DHEW policy goals and senate briefing
booklets. Also included are materials concerning family planning and maternal and child
health care issues.
The
Title: Chancellor Series
includes extensive chronological official
correspondence, some personal correspondence and correspondence with professional groups
and organizations. The majority of this correspondence consists of carbon copies of
outgoing correspondence. There are also speech and article files, though not as extensive
as in the DHEW series. The subject subseries documents Lee's extra-chancellery interests,
including evaluation of medical programs for the Ohio Board of Regents and Harvard
University and work on a Public Health Service Hospital Conversion Project.
Correspondence includes information on the organization of the Sun Valley Symposia, as
well as his continuing interest in health policy issues along with his chancellery
duties. Major internal (UCSF) issues addressed include budget, long-range planning,
staffing, and curriculum issues. Of special interest are Lee's attention to the question
of minority admissions and the creation of affirmative action policies on campus. Lee was
also chancellor during a time of national turmoil. Issues connected to the Vietnam war,
war protests, Kent State are treated in letters and speeches. There are also reports Lee
received connected to the Public Health Service Hospital Conversion Project.
The final series covers the first 11 years of the
Title: Institute of Health Policy
Studies (IHPS)
including its founding as the Health Policy Program in 1972
through its designation as the national Health Services Policy Analysis Center and its
official designation as an organized research unit within the University of California.
The correspondence in this series, again, consists primarily of carbons of outgoing
correspondence. Topics covered include discussion of Lee's and the Institute's teaching
programs, Lee's involvement with the Sun Valley Forum (also documented in the Chancellor
series), the Human Sexuality Program, drug dumping and the Third World Drug Study, and
other social and medical issues. There is some material on Lee's 1973 Medical Mission to
China. Also included are research files and draft copies of several of Lee's major books:
Pills and the Public Purse,
Drugs and Elderly, and
Deliberations and Compromise.
The Early Career and the IHPS Series break somewhat from the main organizational pattern.
In the Early Career Series, there is no correspondence subseries instead some
correspondence can be found in the Miscellany subseries at the end of the series. The
IHPS subseries does not include an Articles subseries, but draft manuscripts for several
monographs can be found in the Subject/Publication subseries.
Across the collection, the four Correspondence subseries are approximately half of the
collection and covers the years from 1963-83. The majority of the correspondence consists
of carbons of outgoing letters including official DHEW and Chancellor's Office
correspondence. Some incoming correspondence is found in each of the correspondence
subseries. Incoming correspondence is also found in the subject and speeches subseries.
The second largest subseries are the Speeches subseries. This subseries consists of
information pertaining to the myriad of speeches delivered by Lee at various points in
his career. Several of the Speeches subseries are made up of two overlapping filing runs.
One consists of speech files that list an individual speaking event and contains some
combination of speech draft, correspondence, reprints, and background material used to
prepare the speech or about the organization being addressed. The other consists of a
numbered chronological list of the speeches and then manuscripts of the speeches in
numerical order. These speech books are not complete.
Several items have been removed from the collection, primarily published government
documents removed from the DHEW and IHPS subject files, these items can be found in any
Federal Depository Library and several are also found in the UCSF library catalog. Items
removed from the collection:
-
The Budget of the United States Government for the Fiscal Year Ending
June 30 1966: Appendix.
Washington, DC : US Government Printing Office,
1965.
-
The Budget of the United States Government Fiscal Year 1969:
Appendix.
Washington, DC : US Government Printing Office, 1968.
-
Report of the National Advisory Commission on Health Manpower.
Volume 1 & 2 November 1967. Washington, DC : US Government Printing Office, 1967 (2
copies)
-
Drug Regulation Reform Act of 1978 : Hearings Before the
Subcommittee on Health and Scientific Research of the Committee on Human Resources,
United States Senate, Ninety-fifth Congress, Second Session on S. 2755.
Part 1 &
2. Washington : US Government Printing Office, 1978
-
Drug Regulation
Act of 1979: Report of the Committee on Labor and Human Resources, United States Senate,
to Accompany S. 1075 together with Additional Views.
96th Congress, 1st Session,
Report No. 96-321, Calendar No. 334. Washington: US Government Printing Office,
1o79
-
Drug Regulation Reform Act of 1978 : The Administration Proposal
: Section-By-Section Analysis, H.R. 11611 and S. 2755, 95th Congress, Second
Session.
[Washington : Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare], 1978
-
Administered Prices. Hearings Before The Subcommittee on Antitrust and
Monopoly of The Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, Eighty-Fifth Congress,
First Session.
Part 14, 17, 18, 20, 23 (Volume 1 & 2), 24 (Volume 1 & 2)
Washington, US Government Printing Office, 1957-
Series Description
Cartons 1-2
Series I: Early Career, 1947-1963
Scope and Content Note
This series includes materials that document Philip Randolph Lee's career until his
employment with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in 1963.
It consists primarily of speeches and articles written by Lee during this period and is
divided into three subseries: Speeches, Articles, and Miscellaneous. There is no separate
correspondence subseries though correspondence dealing with specific speeches or events
appear in many of the speech and miscellaneous folders.
Carton 1
Subseries 1. Speeches (1947-1963, n.d.)
Scope and Content Note
Lee's early speeches delivered to a variety of audiences including: Rotary Clubs, medical
societies, and Seminars. The earliest speech is hand written later ones are typescript.
Some folders also include reprints or preprints of published speeches, handwritten notes,
multiple drafts or versions of a speech, and correspondence concerning the speech. At
least one speech also has photographic illustrations.
Carton 1
Subseries 2. Articles (1953-1962)
Scope and Content Note
This subseries includes articles primarily for scholarly medical journals such as:
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,
Journal of the
American Medical Association,
Clinical Medicine,
American
Heart Journal,
and others. One article is noted as having been submitted to
The Reporter but not printed. The articles are arranged chronologically.
Most of the folders contain handwritten or typescript draft of the article, several also
contain preprints or reprints, a few only contain printed versions, and some also include
correspondence.
Carton 1-2
Subseries 3. Miscellaneous (1955-1961, n.d.)
Scope and Content Note
Of special interest is the diary of his 1961 Medical Ecology Mission to the USSR. This
group diary/report was written by various members of the mission. Lee's article on this
trip, "The Organization of Health Services in the Soviet Union" published in
Stanford Medical Bulletin, can be found in the Articles Subseries. It also
includes a copy of Lee's 1955 master's thesis:
The Influence of Varying
Concentrations of Sodium Chloride on the Rate of Water Absorption form the Upper Part of
the Gastro-Intestinal Tract of Normal Human Subjects
submitted in April 1955 to
the Faculty of the Graduate school of the University of Minnesota. Also found in this
subseries are correspondence and minutes pertaining to Lee's involvement with the
formation of a medical issues discussion group first called the Committee on Health and
Medical Care for California in 1962 and later referred to as the Chowder and Marching
Society; and a 1961 symposium on cardiovascular disease.
Carton 2
Series II: United States Agency for International Development (USAID), 1963-1965
Scope and Content Note
The smallest series in the collection, this series documents the two years Lee worked at
the United States Agency for International Development. as Director, Health Service,
Office of Human Resources and Social Development It includes Correspondence, Speeches and
Articles written by Lee during these years and is divided into two subseries:
Correspondence and Speeches/Articles/Meetings. No official AID correspondence is included
in this series, though most of the speeches seem to be directly related to his AID work.
Carton 2
Subseries 1. Correspondence (1963-1965)
Scope and Content Note
This series is comprised of two alphabetical sequences and includes both incoming and
outgoing correspondence. One covering April 1963 -December 1964, and one for January
-August 1965. This series is made up of personal and professional correspondence created
during his time at USAID. Correspondence with friends and colleagues include some details
about his work, gossip and discussions on a variety of topics. There are also letters
concerning Lee's continuing connections with a variety of professional organizations.
Carton 2
Subseries 2. Speeches/Articles/Meetings (1963-1965)
Scope and Content Note
The speeches in this series all concern the work of the AID and international health and
health education issues. This subseries also includes one article on neuropathy
(published in the
Annals of Internal Medicine) and arrangement and
background materials from a Rockefeller Foundation sponsored meeting in Dakar in 1965.
Carton 2-12
Series III: Department of Health Education and Welfare (DHEW), 1965-1969
Scope and Content Note
This series documents Lee's work at the Department of Health, Education and Welfare,
during the Johnson Administration. He became Deputy Assistant Secretary in August 1965
and was promoted to Assistant Secretary for Health and Science two months later. He left
DHEW in February 1969 to become Chancellor of UCSF. This series includes official DHEW
correspondence, as well as some of Lee's professional and personal correspondence. It
also includes Speeches, Articles and Subject Files.
Carton 2-5
Subseries 1. Correspondence (1965-1969)
Scope and Content Note
The majority of the subseries consists of chronologically arranged files of official DHEW
Correspondence (August 1995-December 1968), which is succeeded by alphabetically arranged
files covering December 1968-February 1969, labeled "Washington Correspondence." Also
included in this subseries is a file labeled "Personal Correspondence" (11965-1969) and
several folders of subject correspondence (1965-1968).
o The DHEW correspondence primarily consists of carbon copies of official outgoing
correspondence and memorandums from Philip Lee's office, including routine correspondence
and materials signed by subordinates during Lee's absence from the office. The earliest
folders in this sub-subseries were labeled as "Reading Files" (later as "Da Log") and
they do contain some incoming correspondence and/or background materials. Some
handwritten notes can also be found. The documents in this subseries discuss a wide range
of topics from rural health to wine as medicine and include licenses for drug and blood
product production. Major topics discussed include Family Planning, Medicare, and Health
Manpower issues. The Civil Rights Act of 1965 is mentioned in a letter from November 18th
of that year, and reorganization of the DHEW is major topic of discussion 1968, as is
contingency planning for the Poor People's March (April -May). [Interfiled with the bulk
of the correspondence were copies of licenses for the production of blood products, the
majority of these have been retained, but a 1968 change in the official name of one of
these projects required all previous permits to be canceled and reissued, most of these
have been removed.]
o Personal correspondence consists of one folder and includes materials concerning his
appointment to the DHEW position, non-DHEW professional activities, resignation from the
DHEW and other materials.
o Subject correspondence includes folders containing information on his connections with
a variety of professional organizations and are arranged alphabetically by organization
or by letter.
Carton 6-8
Subseries 2. Speeches (1965-1969)
Scope and Content Note
This subseries documents Lee's speaking appearances during his time at DHEW. Lee made
more than 140 appearances during this period covering a wide range of subjects at
national, state and local medical, dental and allied health professional meetings,
international conferences, and universities, as well as community, social and political
meetings. Lee kept two parallel files documenting these speeches: speech files and speech
books. There is also one folder of "Congressional Statements" from May 1966-September
1968.
o The Speech files are the larger of the two, arranged chronologically and labeled with
the name of the event and location of the speech. Most of the folders contain one or more
drafts of the speech. Many also contain correspondence, notes, reprints and/or background
information used to create the speech.
o The Speech books were kept in binders with a numbered speech list and then a single
typed or printed copy of each speech in numeric order. This series has a more complete
run than the Speech Files but does not include the supplementary material found in those
files.
Carton 9
Subseries 3. Articles (1966-1969)
Scope and Content Note
Compared to speeches (many of which were also published) Lee wrote very few articles
during this period. There are 24 individual Article files and 3 folders of articles
(similar to the speech books) in reverse chronological order. Most of these articles were
published in medical and allied health journals, but there is also one article published
in
Trial Magazine and two folders appear to be contributions to a book
The Role of Government in Medicine.
Carton 9-12
Subseries 4. Subject Files (1933-1969)
Scope and Content Note
The Subject Files subseries includes materials Lee collected while at DHEW. Most are
connected directly to his DHEW activities. They include compilations of information on
Health, Education and Welfare connected legislation passed from 1933-1968; Information on
DHEW goals, programs and finances; Recipients of DHEW assistance; Program issues; and
materials on a variety of Health and Welfare related task forces including crime, the
environment, and occupational health issues. Briefing booklets for Senate Hearings on
Health Insurance, Health Manpower issues, Medical care cost, National Institutes of
Health and more. There is also a large quantity of material concerning Family Planing and
Maternal and Child health issues.
Carton 12-15
Series IV: Chancellor, University of California San Francisco (1969-1973)
Scope and Content Note
This series covers the three years that Lee served as the Chancellor of the University of
California San Francisco. He became Chancellor in February 1969 and served during a very
volatile and dynamic period before resigning at the end of 1972 in order to start the
Health Policy Program (which later became the Institute of Health Policy Studies). These
materials are divided into several subseries: Correspondence, Speeches, Articles, Subject
Files.
Carton 12-14
Subseries 1. Correspondence (1969-1973)
Scope and Content Note
The majority of this subseries consists of carbon copies of outgoing correspondence,
internal memorandums and memos to file. The exception is three folders of transition
correspondence found at the end of the subseries. These folders contain incoming as well
as outgoing correspondence concerning his resignation as chancellor and major illness at
the end of 1972, as well as one folder of correspondence concerning his involvement with
a report on the state of medical education in Ohio.
The bulk of the subseries consists of official correspondence from the chancellor's
office to staff, faculty, community and others. It includes materials signed by
secretaries and others as well as by Lee. It is arranged chronologically. Besides
documenting Lee's activities as chancellor this correspondence also shows his continued
interest in national policy issues, including family planning, health manpower issues,
National Health Insurance, national health services, Medicare and food stamps. Major UCSF
topics discussed in the collection include: the creation of affirmative action programs
at UCSF, policy and program issues including the discussion the Langley Porter
Neuropsychiatric Institute and cooperation with Children's Hospital and the Veterans
Administration, responses to the Vietnam war and protests, drug issues, involvement of
UCSF in a prepaid medical plan, and various other short and long-term planning issues. Of
special note are letters discussing the Vietnam Day Moratorium (Oct. 15, 1969), Kent
State (May 26 and 28, 1970), a draft of EEO policy statement (June 17, 1970), and a
detailed response to university council regarding "Nondiscrimination and Reverse
Discrimination --Student Admissions on the Basis of Race" (Oct. 23, 1970). During this
period he was also involved in planning the Sun Valley Forum, concerned with the
neighborhood surrounding the UCSF campus and involved with the Haight Ashbury
Neighborhood Association, and working on a book about prescription drugs.
Carton 14
Subseries 2. Speeches (1969-1973)
Scope and Content Note
Speeches make up a much smaller proportion of this series and are represented by the
Speech books and two folders documenting individual speeches. Books were compiled for
speeches delivered in 1969, 1970, and 1971-73. The individual speeches include testimony
before the Senate committee on Veterans Affairs in 1971 and undated speech entitled:
"Health Planning: A View from the Top."
Carton 14-15
Subseries 3. Subject Files (1971)
Scope and Content Note
This subseries includes materials from Lee's extra-chancellery activities and interests
including his interest in the Harvard Medical school, the National Advisory Committee on
Health, and the Public Health Service Hospital Conversion project. Materials include
agendas, reports, and proposals created by the agencies or institutions involved with the
projects.
Carton 15-20
Series V: Health Policy Program/Institute of Health Policy Studies, 1973-1983
Scope and Content Note
Lee resigned as Chancellor in 1973, but remained at UCSF to establish the Health Policy
Program (HPP) and serve as the program's first director. Reorganization as an Organized
Research Group, called the Institute for Health Policy Studies (IHPS), was first
mentioned in correspondence dated September 1977, but the letterhead does not reflect
this change until August 1981. In 1977 the HPP was also designated the National Health
Services Policy Analysis Center by the federal government.
Carton 15-17
Subseries 1. Correspondence (1973-1983)
Scope and Content Note
The correspondence in this subseries is primarily consists of carbons of outgoing
correspondence with some internal memorandums and memos to file and occasional incoming
letters and background materials. Materials in this subseries document his
administrative, teaching and research activities. Topics discussed include: ethics and
bioethics courses, Sun Valley Forum, Human Sexuality Program, Politics, staff
recruitment, world Institute on Disability, Smoking, medical consequences of nuclear war,
Cambodian refugee issues, prescription drugs and drug dumping. Also mentioned is Lee's
trip with the Medical Mission to China in June/July 1973. Lee was also a friend of Werner
Earhardt and there are several letters discussing EST and its surrounding controversies.
Some letters from his sabbatical in 1980-81 sabbatical are on Center for Advanced Study
in Behavioral Sciences --Stanford stationery.
Carton 17-20
Subseries 2. Publication & Subject Files (1973-1983)
Scope and Content Note
This subseries includes drafts of several books by Lee and the research files used to
create the books. The research files consist primarily of reprints, clippings and papers
of others used as background. Some folders also include correspondence, notes or reports
sent to Lee. Manuscripts included are
Pills and the Public
Purse,
Primary Care in a Specialized World,
Drugs and the
Elderly,
and
Deliberations and Compromise. Also included in this
subseries are files concerning the IHPS's Third World Drug Study. This study and other
research files served as background material for Lee's book
Prescriptions for
Death: The Drugging of the Third World,
but there is no draft manuscript of this
book in this collection. The file on the Pharmaceutical Export Reform Act, includes a
discussion of Genentech's legislative initiative "to change existing statutory
prohibitions against the export of unproved new drugs." Other major topics include the
Cleveland Project of the Project on Human Sexual Development and a 1978 Briefing book on
the National Institute of Health.
Container List
Series I: Early Career, 1947-1963.
Folder Carton 1, Box 1
Relation of Adrenal Cortex to Essential Hypertension
1947
Folder 2
Aureomycin
September 30, 1949
Folder 3
ACTH and Cortisone
March 17, 1950
Folder 4
Current Concepts of Heart Failure
December 14, 1954
Folder 5
Self-Help Devices for the Arthritic Patient
January 1, 1955
Folder 6
The Influence of Various Concentrations of Sodium Chloride on the Rate of Absorption of Water from the Stomach and Small Bowel
of Human Beings
June 3-4, 1955
Folder 7
Hamilton, Ontario, Rotary Club Speech
June 23, 1955
Folder 8
The Cardiac in Industry
September 7, 1955
Folder 9
Rehabilitation of the Arthritic
September 8, 1955
Folder 10
The Nurses Role in Rehabilitation
October 5, 1955
Folder 11
Cardiovascular Rehabilitation
November 10, 1955
Folder 12
Cardiovascular Rehabilitation, Columbus, Ohio
November 15, 1955
Folder 13
Cardiovascular Rehabilitation, Chicago Heart Association
November 15, 1955
Folder 14
Heavy Water Papers and Talks, Mayo Clinic
December, 1955
Folder 15
Clinical Aspects of Cerebral Vascular Disease, Teaching Clinic -- New Hampshire
February 29, 1956
Folder 16
Conference on Cerebral Vascular Disease -- New Hampshire Heart Association
June 6, 1956
Folder 17
Princeton Conference [Second Conference on Cerebral Vascular Disease of the American Heart Association]
January 16-18, 1957
Folder 18
Post Graduate Course -- LA [Socio Economic Factors of Medical Care]
January 15, 1958
Folder 19
Medical Problems of Mutual Interest to the Physician and Dentist
March 21, 1957
Folder 20
California APTA [American Physical Therapy Association] Convention
March 22, 1958
Folder 21
American College of Chest Physicians Roundtable Luncheon [moderator]
June 21, 1958
Folder 22
Rehabilitation of the Patient with Cardiovascular Disease, California League for Nursing
November 20, 1958
Folder 23
How the Nursing Homes of the Country Can Get More Rehabilitation Services for their Patients, American Nursing Home Association
Meeting
September 10, 1958
Folder 24
Doctor's News Conference -- Arthritis [KTVU- Channel 2]
December 9, 1958
Folder 25
Post Graduate Course -- Rehabilitation of the Cardiac, American College of Physicians
April 13-15, 1959
Folder 26
Rehabilitation of the Patient with Chronic Disease, San Mateo County Public Health Nurses
May 5, 1959
Folder 27
Rehabilitation of the Patient with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Stanford Symposium
September 17-18, 1959
Folder 28
The Management of Arthritis, Tacoma, Washington
October 14, 1959
Folder 29
National Problems of Chronic Disease and Rehabilitation, California Hospital Annual Meeting
October 21, 1959
Folder 30
California Challenge -- The Disabled and the Elderly, Fairmont Hospital
December 1, 1959
Folder 31
Rehabilitation of the Patient with Hemiplegia due to Cerebral Vascular Disease
January 12, 1960
Folder 32
Vocational Rehabilitation Conference
June 10-11, 1960
Folder 33
Palo Alto Hospital Staff -- Special Meeting
June 28, 1960
Folder 34
Medical and Physical Health of the Senior Citizen, YWCA
November 12, 1960
Folder 35
Nursing Home Operations Speech, San Mateo
November 14, 1960
Folder 36
Medical and Physical Treatment of Arthritis and Bursitis, Symposium American Academy of General Practice
May 10, 1961
Folder 37
Medical Care for the Aged, Palo Alto
June 19, 1961
Folder 38
Medical Care for the Aged -- Current Problems and Possible Solutions, New America Democratic Club of San Francisco
June 27, 1961
Folder 39
Testimony Before the House Ways and Means Committee, Bay Area Committee for Medical Aid to the Aged through Social Security
August 2, 1961
Folder 40
Medical Care for the Aged -- Panel, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
1961
Folder 41
Open End -- Panel Discussion
January 2, 1962
Folder 42
Rehabilitation of the Patient with a Completed Stroke, National Stroke Conference, Chicago
February 14, 1962
Folder 43
Medical Care for the Aged -- Current Problems & Possible Solutions, San Jose Lions Club
February 20, 1962
Folder 44
Group Practice, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
April 13, 1962
Folder 45
What are the Components of Medical Care that Affect its Quality? -- County Medical Consultants & County Welfare Directors,
San Francisco
April 26, 1962
Folder 46
Financing Health Care for the Aged through Social Security, Town Hall, Los Angeles, California
May 15, 1962
Folder 47
Medical Care, Political Science Class, Stanford University
June 1, 1962
Folder 48
Rheumatoid Arthritis Symposium, Stanford University
June 2, 1962
Folder 49
Debates: Alameda - Contra Cost Press Club, Doctors News Conference
June, 13, 21, 25, 1962
Folder 50
Gerontology, Its Problems and Potentials in Our Area, California Retired Teachers Association, San Mateo
June 19, 1962
Folder 51
Doctors News Conference -- Medicare - For and Against [KTVU - Channel 2]
June 25, 1962
Folder 52
Medicare for Senior Citizens, San Francisco Jewish Community Center
July 11, 1962
Folder 53
Medicare and Role of Government in Medicine
July 23, 1962
Folder 54
The Role of Government in Medicine, Morning Forum, Los Altos, California
October 2, 1962
Folder 55
New Legislative Approaches to Medical Care for the Aged, American Public Health Association
October 18, 1962
Folder 56
Principles and Priorities for Improving Health Care for Large Groups of People, Western Conference of Teamsters, Annual Meeting,
Los Angeles, California
October 30, 1962
Folder 57
Medical Needs of Modern Society, Palo Alto Forum
November 17, 1962
Folder 58
Medical Care for the Aged, University of Utah
March 1, 1963
Folder 59
The Role of Government in Medicine, Saturday Morning Club, Palo Alto, California
March 8, 1963
Folder 60
Pleural Rubs in Tietzes Syndrome
n.d.
Box Carton 1, Folder 61
Rehabilitation in the Treatment of the Patient with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
March 1953
Folder 62
Observations on the Antirheumatic and Physiologic Effects of Phenylbutazone..., The American Journal of Medicine
February 1954
Folder 63
The Chronic Rheumatoid Cripple: Rehabilitation Assets and Deficits, Bulletin on Rheumatic Diseases
March 1954
Folder 64
The Chronic Rheumatoid Arthritic: Psychological Factors in Rehabilitation, Archives of physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
October 1954
Folder 65
Psycho-Social Factors in Rehabilitation of the Chronic Rheumatoid Arthritic, Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases [British Medical
Association]
December 1954
Folder 66
Total Rehabilitation of the Rheumatoid Arthritic Cripple, Journal of the American Medical Association
August 1955
Folder 67
Water Absorption from the Intestine Via Portal and Lymphatic Pathways, The American Journal of Physiology
March 1956
Folder 68
Rehabilitation, Recent Advances in Medicine and Surgery, New York State Journal of Medicine
April 1956
Folder 69
Physical activity During Convalescence from Rheumatic Fever, Modern Concepts of Cardiovascular Disease [American Heart Association]
December 1956
Folder 70
Absorption of Water and Sodium from the Small Intestine of Patients with Nontropical Sprue, Journal of Clinical Investigation
February 1957
Folder 71
Rehabilitation in Industry, The Heart Bulletin
March-April 1957
Folder 72
The Rehabilitation of the Rheumatic Child, The Heart Bulletin
September-October 1957
Folder 73
Cardiac Rehabilitation: Questionnaire Survey of Medical Directors in Industry, Journal of the American Medical Association
October 1957
Folder 74
Overprotection and Underproduction of the Cardiac Patient, Postgraduate Medicine
October 1957
Folder 75
Rehabilitation of the Cardiac Patient, Pulse and Pressure
May-June 1958
Folder 76
Cardiac Rehabilitation, Clinical Medicine
June 1958
Folder 77
Cardiac Rehabilitation: A Survey of Cardiologist's Opinions, American Heart Journal
July 1958
Folder 78
Speech Rehabilitation in Aphasia, The Heart Bulletin
July-August 1958
Folder 79
An Evaluation of Rehabilitation of Patients with Hemiparesis or Hemiplegia due to Cerebral Vascular Disease
1958
Folder 80
The Absorption of Heavy Water and Radioactive Sodium from the Knee Joint in Normal Subjects and Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis,
Arthritis and Rheumatism
October 1959
Folder 81
Pleurisy with Effusion in Rheumatoid Arthritis, Archives of Internal Medicine
October 1959
Folder 82
Rubella Arthritis -- A Study of Twenty Cases, California Medicine
September 1960
Folder 83
Management of the Patient with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Clinical Medicine
January, 1961
Folder 84
The Organization of Health Services in the Soviet Union, Stanford Medical Bulletin,
May 1962
Folder 85
A Comparison of Functionally oriented Medical Care and Formal Rehabilitation in the Management of Patients with Hemiplegia
due to Cerebrovascular Disease
1962
Folder 86
Higher Quality Medical Care for the Aged -- The Case for the Social Security Approach, Submitted but not published in The
Reporter
1962
Subseries 3: Miscellaneous
Box Carton 1, Folder 87
THESIS -- Master of Sciences, University of Minnesota [Mayo Foundation]
April 1955
Folder 88
SUBJECT -- Cardiovascular Rehabilitation Survey
December 1958
Box Carton 2, Folder 1-2
SUBJECT -- Symposium on Rehabilitation in Cardiovascular Disease, March 1961, Philip R. Lee, M.D. & Sergius Bryner, M.D. -- Guest Editors
1959-1961
Folder 3
SUBJECT -- Medical Ecology Mission to USSR [Diary/Report] December 1961
Folder 4
SUBJECT -- Chowder and Marching Society
1962-63, 1966
Subseries 1: Correspondence
Box Carton 2, Folder 5-10
Personal & Professional Correspondence
1963-64
Folder 11-15
Personal & Professional Correspondence
1965
Box Carton 2, Folder 16
The Challenge of International Health
April 8, 1963
Folder 17
International Needs in the Field of Biomedical Communication
May 7, 1963
Folder 18
Communications Resources for Global Health
July 23, 1963
Folder 19
Medical Education and International Development
August 22, 1963
Folder 20
U.S. Overseas Assistance in Health Services through the AID
September 6, 1963
Folder 21
Health Aspects of the USAID Program
October 30, 1963
Folder 22
Health Aspects of the USAID Program
November 13, 1963
Folder 23
The Population Program and Research in Health Education
January 13, 1964
Folder 24
The Health Services of Tanganyika
[July 1964]
Folder 25
Nutrition Research: The Role of AID
October 5, 1964
Folder 26
The AID, The Universities and Medical Education in Developing Countries
October 30, 1964
Folder 27
International Health Programs: The Role of the US Government
February 15, 1965
Folder 28
The Role of Health Programs in International Development
March 11, 1965
Folder 29
Food and Nutrition Board [corresp only]
April 2, 1965
Folder 30
National League for Nursing, San Francisco [The Role of Health Programs & Population Problems in International Development]
May 7, 1965
Folder 31
Population, Public Health and International Development
May 8, 1965
Folder 32
Doctors News Conference [KTVU, Channel 2]
May 10, 1965
Folder 33
Temple University [Association of American Medical Colleges, Institute on International Medical Education]
May 18, 1965
Folder 34
Care-Medico, DC [International Health Programs]
May 26, 1965
Subseries 3: Miscellaneous
Box Carton 2, Folder 35
ARTICLE -- Nephropathy Associated with the Use of Analgesic Medications, Annals of Internal Medicine
April 1965
Folder 36
MEETING -- Rockefeller Foundation Advisory Board: Dakar, New York
June 10-11, 1965
Subseries 1: Correspondence
Box Carton 2, Folder 37-41
Reading File [Deputy Assistant Secretary]
August 12-October 30, 1965
Folder 42-57
Reading File [Assistant Secretary]
November 1, 1965-June 30, 1966
Folder 58-59
Da Log [Assistant Secretary]
July 1966
Box Carton 3, Folder 1-31
Da Log [Assistant Secretary]
August 1, 1966-October 31, 1967
Box Carton 4, Folder 1-26
Da Log [Assistant Secretary]
November 1, 1967-September 30, 1968
Box Carton 5, Folder -11
Da Log [Assistant Secretary]
October 1, 1968-December 31, 1968
Folder 12
Washington Correspondence A
December 1968-February 1969
Folder 13
Washington Correspondence B
January-February 1969
Folder 14
Washington Correspondence C
December 1968-February 1969
Folder 15
Washington Correspondence D
January-February 1969
Folder 16
Washington Correspondence E
January-February 1969
Folder 18
Washington Correspondence G
January-February 1969
Folder 19
Washington Correspondence H
December 1968-February 1969
Folder 20
Washington Correspondence J
December 1968-February 1969
Folder 21
Washington Correspondence K
January-February 1969
Folder 22
Washington Correspondence L
January-February 1969
Folder 23
Washington Correspondence M
December 1968-February 1969
Folder 24
Washington Correspondence N
January-February 1969
Folder 25
Washington Correspondence O
January-February 1969
Folder 26
Washington Correspondence P
January-February 1969
Folder 27
Washington Correspondence R
January-February 1969
Folder 28
Washington Correspondence S
September 1968-February 1969
Folder 29
Washington Correspondence T
January-February 1969
Folder 30
Washington Correspondence U,V
January-February 1969
Folder 31
Washington Correspondence W-Z
October 1968-February 1969
Folder 32-33
Washington Correspondence -- William Cohen
January-February 1969
Folder 34-35
Washington Correspondence -- Interdepartmental/Interagency
December 1968-February 1969
Folder 36
Personal Correspondence
August 1965-February 1969
Folder 37
Association of Physicians and Social Scientists
October 1965
Folder 38
Council of Medical Administrators
1965
Folder 39
Harvard, Board of Advisors
1968
Folder 40
Harvard School of Public Health Visiting Committee
1966-68
Folder 45
Palo Alto Medical Clinic
1965-66
Folder 47
R-S-miscellaneous
1965-66
Box Carton 6, Folder 1
Pennsylvania Conference on Medical Education -- Atlantic City, NJ
September 21, 1965
Folder 2
North American Association Alcoholism Programs -- Atlantic City, NJ
September 22, 1965
Folder 3
American Medical Association National Orientation Conference -- Chicago, IL
October 1, 1965
Folder 4
Jefferson County Medicaid Society -- Birmingham, AL
October 4, 1965
Folder 5
American College of Hospital Administrators -- Washington, DC
October 13, 1965
Folder 6
State and Provincial Health Authorities -- Chicago, IL
October 16, 1965
Folder 7
White House Health Conference
November 3, 1965
Folder 8
Western Hemisphere Nutrition Congress -- Chicago, IL
November 8-11, 1965
Folder 9
Association of Military Surgeons of United States -- Washington, DC
November 16, 1965
Folder 10
American Medical Association Clinical Convention -- Philadelphia, PA
November 28-29, 1965
Folder 11
Pharmaceutical Managers Association -- Chicago, IL
December 6, 1965
Folder 12
Allegheny County Medical Society, Pittsburgh, PA
January 15, 1966
Folder 13
American Medical Association National Conference on Federal Medical Assistance Programs -- Chicago, IL
January 20-21, 1966
Folder 14
San Mateo County Health Forum -- San Mateo, CA
February 5, 1966
Folder 15
American Medical Association Congress on Medical Education -- Chicago, IL
February 7, 1966
Folder 16
Population Policy in U.S. Seminar, Institute for Research in Social Science -- Chapel Hill, NC
February 10, 1966
Folder 17
Adolescent Nutrition Seminar
February 28, 1966
Folder 18
California Association of Health and Welfare -- San Francisco, CA
March 7, 1966
Folder 19
New Orleans Graduate Medical Assembly
March 8, 1966
Folder 20
District of Columbia Medical Society
March 13, 1966
Folder 21
Mitchell Foundation Symposium -- Washington, DC
March 15, 1966
Folder 22
International Development Conference -- Washington, DC
March 22, 1966
Folder 23
Medical Committee for Human Rights -- University of Chicago
March 26, 1966
Folder 24
Association of American Medical Colleges Institute on Medical Education -- Washington, DC
March 28, 1966
Folder 25
Kentucky Medical Association -- Cumberland Falls, KY
April 14, 1966
Folder 26
American Society of Public Administrators National Conference -- Washington, DC
April 15, 1966
Folder 27
Women's City Club of New York [declined]
April 19, 1966
Folder 28
Association of Professors of Medicine -- Atlantic City, NJ
April 30, 1966
Folder 29
American Federation of Clinical Research -- Atlantic City, NJ
May 2, 1966
Folder 30
Executive Processes Course -- University of Michigan
May 6, 1966
Folder 31
University of Pittsburgh -- Parron Lecture
May 9, 1966
Folder 32
American Rehabilitation Foundation, Expert Medical Committee -- Washington, DC
May 13, 1966
Folder 33
Florida Association of General Surgeons -- Hollywood, FL
May 14, 1966
Folder 34
Southern Branch, American Public Health Association -- Houston, TX
May 18, 1966
Folder 35
American Geriatrics Society -- Chicago, IL
June 24, 1966
Folder 36
American Home Economics Association-57th Annual Meeting -- San Francisco, CA [Silver for Lee]
June 29, 1966
Folder 37
National Advisory Commission on Health Manpower -- Washington, DC
June 30, 1966
Folder 38
Southeastern School Alcohol Studies -- Athens, GA
August 15, 1966
Folder 39
State Medical Society Presidents -- Chicago, IL
August 27, 1966
Folder 40
Stanford Convocation, Student Project in Community Health Resources -- Palo Alto, CA
September 1, 1966
Folder 41
Family Planning Conference - Appalachian States -- Roanoke, VA
September 7, 1966
Folder 42
American Medical Association Rehabilitation Conference -- Chicago, IL
September 8, 1966
Folder 43
Foreign Service Institute Seminar -- Washington, DC
September 15, 1966
Folder 44
University of California San Diego School of Medicine
September 28, 1966
Folder 45
Health Manpower Council Conference -- Santa Barbara, CA
October 1, 1966
Folder 46
John Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health -- Baltimore, MD
October 6, 1966
Folder 47
Alumni Association of Mayo Graduate School -- Judd Plummer Lecture
October 7, 1966
Folder 48
American College of Surgeons -- San Francisco, CA
October 10, 1966
Folder 49
Marriage Council of Philadelphia [Pennsylvania]
October 19, 1966
Folder 50
6th Conference of Industrial Council of Tropical Medicine -- Harvard School of Public Health
October 25, 1966
Folder 61
Yale-New Haven Hospital -- Berger Lecture
October 26, 1966
Folder 62
Industrial Editors -- Washington, DC
November 2, 1966
Folder 63
American Public Health Associations -- San Francisco, CA
November 3, 1966
Folder 64
Dedication, Research Facility -- University of Alabama
November 9, 1966
Folder 65
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine -- Cincinnati, OH
November 15, 1966
Folder 66
Family Planning Conference -- Atlanta, GA
November 16, 1966
Folder 67
Saturday Morning Club -- Palo Alto, CA
November 18, 1966
Folder 68
Stanford Alumni - Faculty Luncheon -- Palo Alto, CA
November 18, 1966
Folder 69
SIECUS Working Conference -- Washington, DC
November 30, 1966
Folder 70
National Pharmaceutical Council -- Washington, DC
December 1, 1966
Folder 71
Harvard University Medical School -- Cambridge, MA
January 11, 1967
Folder 72
American Hospital Association - Midyear Conference -- Chicago, IL
February 7, 1967
Folder 73
Watts Hospital Medical and Surgical Symposium -- Durham, NC
February 18, 1967
Folder 74
American College of Cardiology -- Washington -Hilton
February 19, 1967
Folder 75
Brookings Public Affairs Fellows -- Washington, DC
February 20, 1967
Folder 76
Boston University Founders Day Banquet -- Boston, MA
March 13, 1967
Folder 77
Howard University Centennial Conference -- Washington, DC
March 13, 1967
Folder 78
Seminars on Organized Orthopedics -- Washington, DC
March 17, 1967
Folder 79
Association of University Anesthetics -- New York, NY
March 18, 1967
[Empty Folder -- Southeastern Surgical Congress -- Bal Harbor FL -- March 22, 1967]
Folder 80
American College Health Association -- Washington, DC
March 29, 1967
Box Carton 7, Folder 1
Democratic State Central Committee Woman's Division -- Los Angeles, CA
April 8, 1967
Folder 2
American Society of Internal Medicine -- San Francisco, CA
April 9, 1967
Folder 3
University of California - Social Issues Speakers Board -- San Francisco, CA
April 11, 1967
Folder 4
American College of Physicians-48th Annual Session -- San Francisco, CA
April 13, 1967
Folder 5
13th Medical District Meeting -- Wichita Falls, TX
April 15, 1967
Folder 6
18th National Dental Health Conference -- Chicago, IL
April 17, 1967
Folder 7
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of the State of Maryland -- Baltimore, MD
April 20, 1967
Folder 8
Great Falls Clinic Anniversary -- Great Falls, MT
April 22, 1967
Folder 9
Public Health Services Clinical Society and Commissioned Officers Association -- Atlanta, GA
May 10, 1967
Folder 10
Medical Foundation, Inc. -- Boston, MA
May 25, 1967
Folder 11
DC General Hospital Workshop -- Washington, DC
May 26, 1967
Folder 12
American College of Surgeons Conference on Medicare and Surgical Education -- Chicago, IL
May 27, 1967
Folder 13
Public Health Service Visual Facility -- Atlanta, GA
May 27,1967
Folder 14
Jefferson House (Ochsner Foundation Hospital) -- New Orleans, LA
May 28, 1967
Folder 15
Meharry Medical College, 92nd Commencement -- Nashville, TN
June 12, 1967
Folder 16
American Rheumatism Association -- New York City, NY
June 16, 1967
Folder 17
Medical World News Luncheon -- Atlantic City, NJ
June 21, 1967
Folder 18
American Medical Association -- General Scientific Meeting
June 22, 1967
Folder 19
Advisory Committee on Higher Education -- Washington, DC
June 27, 1967
Folder 20
International Institute for Medical Electronics and Biological Engineering -- Montreal, Canada
July 27, 1967
Folder 21
3rd National Conference on Public Health Training -- Washington, DC
August 17, 1967
Folder 22
Christian Family Movement - Notre Dame -- South Bend, IN
August 25, 1967
Folder 23
29th Assembly of American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
August 28, 1967
Folder 24
Association of State and Territorial Directors of Nursing -- Arlington, VA
September 11, 1967
Folder 25
American Association of Medical Clinics -- Chicago, IL
September 21, 1967
Folder 26
Brookings Science Fellowship Program -- Washington, DC
September 28, 1967
Folder 27
Georgia Obstetrical and Gynecological Society -- Augusta, GA
September 29, 1967
Folder 28
Research Societies and Medical Intersociety Meetings -- Washington, DC
October 10, 1967
Folder 29
Santa Clara County Medical Society -- San Jose, CA
October 16, 1967
Folder 30
National Multiple Sclerosis Society Luncheon -- New York, NY
October 19, 1967
Folder 31
Delaware Medical Society -- Wilmington, DE
October 28, 1967
Folder 32
American Association of Homes for the Aging -- Atlanta, GA
November 1, 1967
Folder 33
Chicago Medical School Inauguration of Walter Wiggins -- Chicago, IL
November 9, 1967
Folder 34
Wayne State University Centennial Symposium -- Detroit, MI
November 16, 1967
Folder 35
Association of Military Surgeons -- Washington, DC
November 20, 1967
Folder 36
American Medical Association National Conference on Utilization Review -- Houston, TX
November 25, 1967
Folder 37
State and Territorial Health Officers
December 4, 1967
Folder 38
National Academy of Engineering Conference on Costs of Health Care Facilities -- Washington, DC
December 5,1967
Folder 39
MacMurray College -- Jacksonville, IL
December 7, 1967
Folder 40
New York Departments of Health and Social Services -- New York, NY
December 12, 1967
Folder 41
American College of Surgeons -- Scottsdale, AZ
January 24, 1968
Folder 42
Brookings Conference for Business Executives -- Washington, DC
February 8, 1968
Folder 43
Baptist Memorial Hospital -- Memphis, TN
February 19-20, 1968
Folder 44
Los Angeles Dental Society -- Los Angeles, CA
March 12, 1968
Folder 45
Marshfield Clinic Directors Meeting -- Marshfield, WI
March 16, 1968
Folder 46
American Medical Association, Congress on Socio-Economics of Health Care -- Chicago, IL
March 23, 1968
Folder 47
Association of State Maternal and Child Health and Crippled Children's Directors -- Washington, DC
March 24, 1968
Folder 48
State Medical Assistance Unit Directors -- Washington, DC
April 3, 1968
Folder 49
Dartmouth Medical Society -- Hanover, NH
April 4, 1968
Folder 50
Indiana University Medical School - Alpha Omega Alpha Lecture -- Indianapolis, IN
April 8, 1968
Folder 51
Kentucky Medical Association -- Covington, KY
April 18, 1968
Folder 52
Health, Education and Welfare Forum -- Washington, DC
April 24, 1968
Folder 53
Frederick Memorial Hospital Dedication -- Frederick, MD
May 31, 1968
Folder 54
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School Commencement -- Dallas, TX
June 3, 1968
Folder 55
Hillboe Prize in Public Health --64th Annual Health Conference -- Rochester, NY
June 12, 1968
Folder 56
Gerontology Research Center -- Baltimore, MD
June 15, 1968
Folder 57
Group Health Institute -- Ontario, Canada
June 17, 1968
Folder 58
National Association of Sanatarians -- Washington, DC
June 24, 1968
Folder 59
St. Elizabeth's Hospital Annual Awards Ceremony
July 12, 1968
Folder 60
Ochsner Clinic and Foundation Staff -- New Orleans, LA
September 6, 1968
Folder 61
Blue Cross Association Presidents Forum -- New Orleans, LA
September 6, 1968
Folder 62
George Washington University Center Assembly -- Washington, DC
September 16, 1968
Folder 63
Association of American Medical Colleges Workshop on Medical School Curriculum
September 19, 1968
Folder 64
American Medical Writers Association -- Washington, DC
September 21, 1968
Folder 65
San Francisco Medical Society
September 23, 1968
Folder 66
Boston City Hospital (Finland Lecture) -- Boston, MA
September 27, 1968
Box Carton 8, Folder 1
Regional Medical Programs Conference of Coordinators -- Arlington, VA
October 1, 1968
Folder 2
University of Vermont, Dedication Ceremony -- Burlington, VT
October 4, 1968
Folder 3
Lovelace Memorial Lecture -- Albuquerque, NM
October 11, 1968
Folder 4
Stanford Population and Environment Forum -- Palo Alto, CA
October 14, 1968
Folder 5
University of California - National Social Policies Seminar -- Berkeley, CA
October 14, 1968
Folder 6
Hunger in America -- Washington, DC
October 16, 1968
Folder 7
National Product Safety Commission -- New York, NY
October 21, 1968
Folder 8
American Academy of Opthamology and Otolaryngology -- Chicago, IL
October 28, 1968
Folder 9
National Academy of Engineering -- Washington, DC
October 30, 1968
Folder 10
Physicians Conference on Tuberculosis Control -- San Francisco, CA
October 31, 1968
Folder 11
American Public Health Association -- Detroit, MI
November 12, 1968
Folder 12
5th Annual Meeting -- World Health Forum
November 13, 1968
Folder 13
Maryland Optometric Association -- Baltimore, MD
November 14, 1968
Folder 14
Mental Health of the Americans, Working Conference -- San Antonio, TX
December 8, 1968
Folder 15
Association of State and Territorial Health Officers -- Washington, DC
December 10, 1968
Folder 16
American Psychiatric Association Planning Conference
December 13,1968
Folder 17
University of Washington - Aagaard Lecture -- Seattle, WA
February 12, 1969
Folder 18
Statement Before Subcommittee on Monopoly, Senate Small Business Committee [Nelson Committee]
February 14, 1969
Folder 19
University of Florida College of Medicine - Alpha Omega Alpha Lecture -- Gainesville, FL
April 29, 1969
Folder 20
Miscellaneous Speeches, Articles, etc.
1965-69, n.d.
Folder 21
Speech Book -- 1965 List and Speeches
1965
Folder 22-26
Speech Book -- 1966 List and Speeches
1966
Folder 27-31
Speech Book -- 1967 List and Speeches
1967
Folder 32-37
Speech Book -- 1968-69 List and Speeches
1968-69
Folder 38
Speech Book -- Congressional Statements
May 1966-September 1968
Box Carton 9, Folder 1
Medical Tribune -- Some Observations on Medicare and the Medical Profession
[April] 1966
Folder 2
Nutrition News -- Nutrition and World Health
October 1966
Folder 3
The Reporter -- The Real Meaning of Medicare
[January] 1967
Folder 4
Hospital Progress -- Interview
February 1967
Folder 5
U.S. Medicine -- Creative Federalism and Health Care
March 1967
Folder 6
Medical World News -- Interview on Patient Consent
[March 1967]
Folder 7
Medical Economics
May 15, 1967
Folder 8
Modern Medicine -- Interview with Lee
[May] 1967
Folder 9-10
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
September 1967
Folder 11
Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine -- Commentary
1967
Folder 12
U.S. Medicine
January 15, 1968
Folder 13
California Medicine -- Scope and Responsibility of Medicine Forum
June 1968
Folder 14
Labor Rehabilitation Report -- Ways to End the Shame of a Nation
June 1968
Folder 15
Journal Of Hospital Dental Practice --Dental Services under Medicare and Medicaid
August 1968
Folder 16
The Pharos of Alpha Omega Alpha -- Medicine and the Four Revolutions
October 1968
Folder 17
New England Journal of Medicine -- Role of the Federal Government in Health and Medical Affairs
November 21, 1968
Folder 18
Medical World News -- Federal Health Programs- 1968 [1969 Annual Review of Medicine]
[December] 1968
Folder 19
Trial Magazine -- Health Care Costs
[1968]
Folder 20
U.S. Medicine -- In Midst of Change
February 15, 1989
Folder 21
Postgraduate Medicine -- The Role of Government in Health
February 1989
Folder 22
Journal of the National Medical Association -- Medical Leadership -- Opportunities and Obligations
November 1969
Folder 23-24
"Role of Government in Medicine [Book?]
[1969]
Folder 24-26
Articles Book (plus): Lists, numbered articles, and miscellaneous
1966-69
Subseries 4: Subject Files
Sub-Subseries 1: DHEW Legislative & Program Materials
Box Carton 9, Folder 27-28
Legislative Accomplishments Since 1933
1967
Folder 29-30
Major DHEW Legislation -- Appendix
1963-68
Folder 31-32
Selected Accomplishments - DHEW- 1967
[1967]
Folder 33-34
Selected Accomplishments - DHEW- 1968
March 1968
Folder 35-39
Legislative Scrapbooks [photocopies see Scope & Content Note]
1966-68
Folder 40
Social Goals in HEW
October 1965
Folder 41-42
HEW Program and Financial Plan 1969-73
October 13, 1967
Box Carton 10, Folder 1-2
Catalog of HEW Assistance
August 1969
Folder 3-4
Program Issues Book
[1968?]
Folder 5
Health Issues 1970-1974
[September 10, 1968]
Folder 6-7
Health Policy and Program Review
[1969]
Sub-Subseries 2: Task Forces
Box Carton 10, Folder 8-9
Task Force on Health and Social Security 1961-1965
1965
Folder 10
Health Task Force Report
October 31, 1966
Folder 11-14
Health Task Force 1967
1967-68
Folder 15-16
Health Task Force 1968: Legislative Program
1967
Folder 17
Report of the Special Task Force on Occupational Health and Safety
1966
Folder 18
Occupational Health and Safety Task Force
1967
Folder 19
Consumer Protection Task Force
1968
Folder 21
Quality of the Environment Task Force
1968
Box Carton 11, Folder 1
Format for Task Force Legislative and Budget Reviews
[1969]
Sub-Subseries 3: Conference
Box Carton 11, Folder 2-3
National Conference on Medical Costs - June 27-28, 1967
1967
Sub-Subseries 4: Senate Hearings and Briefing Books
Box Carton 11, Folder 4-5
Senate Health Insurance Hearings -- 8-22-67 [Medicare]
1967
Folder 6-7
Senate Committee on Labor and Public Health [Health Manpower Act of 1968]
1968-71
Folder 8
Health Program Memorandum
October 10, 1967
Folder 9-10
Medical Care Costs: Subcommittees on Executive Reorganization [Senator Ribicoff]
April 19, 1968
Folder 11-12
Briefing Book (revised) -- National Institutes of Health
January 1969
Sub-Subseries 5: Family Planning
Box Carton 11, Folder 13-14
Family Planning Policies
1968
Folder 15-17
Presidents Committee on Population and Family Planning
July 1968
Sub-Subseries 6: Maternal and Child Health
Box Carton 11, Folder 18
Pilot Centers for Maternal and Child Care
[1967]
Folder 19
Briefing on Child Health Agenda
February 20, 1967
Folder 20
Maternal and Child Health
1966-68
Folder 21
Mother and Child Health Services
1967-69
Box Carton 12, Folder 1-3
Folder 7-8
Child Health Proposals -- Background
1960-65
Folder 9
Child Health Proposals -- Background
1966
Series IV: Chancellor, UCSF
Subseries 1: Correspondence
Box Carton 12, Folder 10-35
Outgoing Correspondence
February 1969-February 1970
Box Carton 13, Folder 1-40
Outgoing Correspondence
March 1970-December 1971
Box Carton 14, Folder 1-14
Outgoing Correspondence
January-October 1972
Folder 15
Incoming Correspondence -- Convalescence and Resignation
February-March 1972, n.d.
Folder 16
Incoming and Outgoing -- "Thank You Letters as I Step Down as Chancellor"
October 1972-January 1973
Box Carton 14, Folder 17-20
Speech Book: List and Numbered Speeches
1969
Folder 21-24
Speech Book: List and Numbered Speeches
1970
Folder 25-27
Speech Book: List and Numbered Speeches
1971-73
Folder 26
Health and Hospitals Subcommittee, Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs
April 28, 1971
Folder 27
"Health Planning a View from the Top"
n.d.
Subseries 3: Subject Files
Box Carton 14, Folder 28
"Medical Education in Ohio" Report to the Chancellor and the Ohio Board of Regents
1972-73
Folder 29
American Medical Association Survey Report -- Harvard Medical School
1971
Folder 30-31
National Advisory Committee on Health Agenda
September 17-18, 1971
Sub-Subseries 1: Public Health Service (PHS) Hospital Conversion
Box Carton 14, Folder 32-33
New Orleans
August 27, 1971
Folder 34-35
Galveston
August 27, 1971
Box Carton 15, Folder 1-2
Folder 6
Staten Island
September 1, 1971
Subseries 1: Correspondence
Box Carton 15, Folder 8-40
Outgoing Correspondence
October 1972-June 1975
Box Carton 16, Folder 1-56
Outgoing Correspondence
July 1975-February 1980
Box Carton 17, Folder 1-46
Outgoing Correspondence
March 1980-December 1983
Subseries 2: Publication & Subject Files
Box Carton 17, Folder 47-50
Deliberation and Compromise -- Draft
n.d.
Folder 51-52
Drugs and the Elderly -- Manuscript -- Chapters 1-7
February 1984
Folder 53
Drugs and the Elderly -- Background "Sociodemographics and Aging" Chapter 1
1979-86
Folder 54
Drugs and the Elderly -- Background -- Chapters 1
1966-87
Box Carton 18, Folder 1-8
Drugs and the Elderly -- Background -- Chapters 1-7
1966-87
Folder 9
Drugs and the Elderly -- Background -- Last Chapter (AOA Strategies)
1977-84
Folder 10-12
Pills and the Public Purse -- Draft
1981
Sub-Subseries 1: Subject Files: Background for Pills and the Public Purse
Box Carton 18, Folder 13-14
Adverse Reactions
1973-79
Folder 17
Drug Information Systems -- Adverse Drug Reactions
1968-80
Folder 18-19
Drug Prices Legislation
1978-80
Folder 21-22
Drug Related Materials
1980
Folder 23-24
Drugs - Bacteremia Report
1974
[Empty Folder: Estrogens/Oral Contraception]
Folder 25
FDA Drug Approval Process and the "Drug Lag"
1978-80
Folder 27
National Prescription Audit - General Information Report
1978
Folder 28
Over the Counter (OTC) Drugs
1978-79
Folder 29
Patient Package Inserts
1979-81
Box Carton 19, Folder 1-3
Primary Care in a Specialized World -- Draft
March 1976
Folder 4
Primary Care in a Specialized World -- Draft [Chapter 4]
February 1976
Folder 5-6
Drug Regulation Monograph [unpublished]
1979-84
Sub-Subseries 2 : Third World Drug Study [Background for Prescriptions for Death: The Drugging of the Third World (?) - No
Manuscript]
Box Carton 19, Folder 7
Institute of Medicine
1979-80
Folder 8
Michael Riddiough
1979-90
Folder 14
Foreign Countries Drug Abuse Patterns, Programs
1975
Folder 15
"Drug Delivery Systems and Pharmacy Services in Eastern Europe"
1979
Folder 16
Drug Advertising, Promotion Labeling, Sales
1974-76
Folder 23
United Nations Center on Transitional Corporations Drug Report
1982
Folder 24
"The Pharmaceutical Sector in the Third World
1984
Folder 25
Pharmaceutical Export Reform Act
1983-85
Folder 27
Miscellaneous Documents
1981, 1985
Sub-Subseries 3: Subject Files
Box Carton 19, Folder 28
Depo Provera Briefing Packet 1980
1973-80
Folder 29-30
Depo Provera Hearing
September 9, 1980
Folder 31-32
Fertility and Maternal Health Drugs Advisory Committee
February 11. 1982
Folder 33-34
Fertility and Maternal Health Drugs Advisory Committee
May 6, 1982
Box Carton 20, Folder 1
National Institute on Aging -- Briefing Book
[1978]
Folder 2
National Institute on Aging -- Congressional Justification Hearing Book FY 1979
1978
Sub-Subseries 4: Cleveland Project on Human Sexual Development
Box Carton 20, Folder 3
Project on Human Sexual Development -- Cleveland Foundation Proposal
1975-76
Folder 5-6
Conference on Sex and Its Psychosocial Derivatives -- Papers
January 1977
Folder 7
Revised Proposal
August 19, 1977
Folder 8
Project Summary
October 1977
Folder 9
Workshop/Retreat
December 2-4, 1977
Folder 10
Workshop on Television and Sexuality
1977
Folder 11
Proposal to Cleveland Foundation
January 1978
Folder 12
Community Resource Study
January 1978
Folder 13-15
Interim Document -- Parent Attitude & Practices Study
January 1978
Folder 16
Family Life and Sexual Learning -- Part I - Summary Report
October 15, 1978
Folder 17-20
Family Life and Sexual Learning -- Part II
October 15, 1978
Box Carton 20, Folder 21-22
Family Life and Sexual Learning -- Volume III
October 15, 1978
Folder 23-25
Family Life and Sexual Learning -- Volume III - Appendices
November 15, 1978
Folder 26
Harmonizing Sexual Conventions
December 1978
Folder 28
Proposal to the Carnegie Corporation
March 20, 1980
Folder 29
Background -- Paper by Gagnon & Roberts
n.d.
