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31 page document titled "The First Successful Medical Information System" along with a cover letter to Dean Perlmutter and an appendix titled “Those Who Tried.” Also included is a patent, a JAMA abstract and two articles by Hisey and others from 1968. All documents are related to the development and deployment of a Medical Information System for the rapid ordering of medical tests utilizing a CRT screen and a Light Pen for input.

See oral history number OH031.

This collection includes O'Connor's research for her history of the Washington University Department of Radiology (Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology).  The bulk of the collection consists of biographical files she compiled on department employees as well as audio recordings and transcripts of interviews with current and former staff.

Biography of C. Barber Mueller.

See oral history number OH040.

This small collection includes mostly photographs and artifacts belonging to Clara Maupin Burke.  All items in Series 1, Series 2, and Series 3 are available in digital format only.  The remaining alumni list and artifacts (Series 4 and Series 5) are the only physical items in this collection.  Of particular note is the Washington University School of Nursing cape worn by Class of 1934 graduate Clara Maupin.

See oral history number OH060.

This small collection consists of 25 one-page questionnaires for the 1980 reunion of the Class of 1930. The questionnaires were collected by Dr. Israel Newmark, chair of the 50th anniversary reunion. Also included are photographs of a few members of the 1930 class: J. Paul Burgess, Donald Eggleston, Maurice Diehr, George Mayfield, James Conway, and Joseph Orenstein.

See oral history number OH037.

Creating a scientific identity: Joseph Erlanger and the growth of American physiology, 1900-1950; by D. George Joseph.

WZ 100 E69j 1994 (ARB reference)

Draft essay of "History of Health Care for the Indigent in St. Louis," 2001.

See oral history number OH038 and OH039.

This small collection includes documents related to Dolores A. MacIntosh’s time as a nursing student at Jewish Hospital School of Nursing, and her early career as a registered nurse. Documents of note include her acceptance letter to the School of Nursing, her membership card for the United States Cadet Nurse Corps, and two issues of “The Tray,” the bulletin of the Jewish Hospital Alumnae Association.

Lecture notes taken at Barnes Medical College, 1899-1900

Notes relevant to the falsities in the report of the dean.

See oral history number OH024.