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000042405 02470 $$aR131.8 A43 1936$$2Library call number
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000042405 245__ $$aHistory of Medicine in Idaho
000042405 260__ $$bUniversity of Oregon. Medical School. History Club$$042859$$c1936 January 28
000042405 269__ $$a1936-01-28
000042405 336__ $$aManuscript
000042405 520__ $$aA written history of medicine in Idaho, read before the University of Oregon Medical School Medical History Club on January 28, 1936. The author, Samuel Allison, completed his Doctor of Medicine at the University Oregon Medical School in 1936, interned at Multnomah County Hospital (1936-1937), was a dermatological fellow at the University of Oregon hospitals (1937-1938), and served as a venereal disease control officer for the Oregon Board of Health (1938-1942).
 
 Table of contents includes:
 1. Explorers, Fur Traders, and Missionaries
 2. The Gold Rush
 3. Hospitals
 4. Regulation of the Practice of Medicine
 5. Biography
 6. Interesting Anecdotes
000042405 520__ $$aMultiple supplements are included in the physical holdings and can be reviewed upon request. Digitized sections will be added.
 
Supp.1: Montana State Board of Entomology, 9th biennial report (1931-1932)
 
Supp.2: Board of Trustees of the State Historical Society of Idaho, 15th biennial report (1935-1936)
 
Supp.3: St. Alphonsus Hospital (Sisters of the Holy Cross), Boise, ID; Report and history (1928)
 
Supp.4: Additional notes, clippings, and correspondence with Dr. Samuel Allison (1935-1939); “Dramatic Incidents in the Strenuous Life of Dr. George A. Kenney, Pioneer” (circa 1935) [digitized]
000042405 542__ $$fPublic Domain
000042405 650__ $$aHospitals$$020336
000042405 650__ $$aHistory$$020253
000042405 650__ $$aHistory of Medicine$$020255
000042405 650__ $$aExpeditions$$018788
000042405 650__ $$aLewis and Clark Expedition (1804-1806)$$042404
000042405 650__ $$aVital Statistics$$027866
000042405 650__ $$aFacility Regulation and Control$$018848
000042405 650__ $$aPractice Guidelines as Topic$$029950
000042405 651__ $$aIdaho$$040994
000042405 651__ $$aNorthwestern United States$$041197
000042405 655__ $$apresentations (communicative events)$$042011
000042405 7001_ $$aAllison, Samuel Dudleston$$042403
000042405 791__ $$eIs described by$$tCatalog record$$whttps://librarysearch.ohsu.edu/permalink/01ALLIANCE_OHSU/19e56q/alma993499601858$$2URL
000042405 8564_ $$ytypescript$$94582ccf4-00b2-4af9-b726-44daf7d3950e$$s44611975$$uhttps://digitalcollections.ohsu.edu/record/42405/files/R131.8-A43-1936_History-Medicine-Idaho.pdf
000042405 8564_ $$ysupplement 4$$929331f00-ac8a-45a6-b26f-088cd1f186fb$$s1382791$$uhttps://digitalcollections.ohsu.edu/record/42405/files/Kenney-Dramatic-Incidents.pdf
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000042405 980__ $$aArchival Publications
000042405 981__ $$aPublished$$b2024-01-09