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Files donated by Dr. James P. Crane related to his work on the Barnes-Jewish Steering Board, including correspondence, reports, presentation slides, and notes on the BJC merger and post-merger integration projects. Arranged in original order.

The various brochures of sub-series 1 were originally stored together in a binder. They have largely been kept in the order and with the labels assigned to them in the binder. The term "brochures" may here also include mailers, event flyers, patient surveys, and patient screening forms.

Files related to the merger of the Barnes and Jewish Hospitals to form Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Organized chronologically.

Subseries 1 includes correspondence, reports, and meeting minutes generated by or related to Barnes-Jewish Hospital and BJC HealthCare concerning Washington University.  Organized alphabetically by title.

Subseries materials are organized chronologically.

Kept in the organization of the original Board of Directors’ meeting minutes binder.

Kept in the organization of the original Board of Directors’ meeting minutes binder.

Kept in the organization of the original Board of Directors’ meeting minutes binder.

Kept in the organization of the original Board of Directors’ meeting minutes binder.

Kept in the organization of the original Board of Directors’ meeting minutes binder.

Organized chronologically.

Included in this series are Medical Staff Association requests for memorial funds and plaques for deceased staff members. The requests for memorial plaques generally include multiple names. Items attached to these letters are related to the deceased staff member and may include an obituary, staff card, condolence note, memorial donation note, and other biographical information. Names are only listed for those who have additional information included in their files beyond the group memorial plaque request letter. Staff members who served at Barnes, Jewish, and Barnes-Jewish Hospital are all included in this series. Series is ordered by date of request for memorial funds, which was generally within a few months after the staff member's death. The Barnes-Jewish Medical Staff Association lists its purpose as to unite, “the members of the full-time and voluntary faculty of Washington University School of Medicine in a cooperative effort to develop and maintain the highest standard of care for their patients and to collaborate in advancing medical education and research.” The Jewish Hospital Medical Staff Association, which is the source of some of these records, was described in 1913 as being, “composed of the following: Surgeon-in-Chief, Physician-in-Chief, Surgeon, Physician, Obstetrician, Pediatrician, Ophthalmologist, Laryngologist, Otologist, Orthopedist, Neurologist, Dermatologist, Gynecologist, and such associates, alternate associates and assistant in the various departments as may be appointed by the Board of Directors.”

Previously unsorted BJC and Barnes-Jewish Hospital brochures, flyers, mailers, and other informational publications, organized alphabetically by publication title.

Organized alphabetically by publication title, with scrapbooks stored separately.

Kept in the organization of the original Board of Directors’ meeting minutes binder.

Kept in the organization of the original Board of Directors’ meeting minutes binder.

Organized chronologically.