Collection: Don Eugene Detmer papers - ARVAS Search Results

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Autonomy for the Academic Medical Center, Joint Commission Public Hearing, Richmond VA Box 3, Folder 16

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Balancing the Best of the Old with the Best of the New: A Health Sciences Center in Transition Box 3, Folder 14

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Barriers to a Global Information Society for Health, Part One Recommendations for International Action, Report from the project G8-ENABLE Box 5, Folder 13

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Biological Timing Tutorial Box 31

A CD ROM of the Biological Timing Tutorial by the NSF Science and Technology.

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Blue Ridge Academic Health Group-Administrative and Correspondence Box 15, Folder 9

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Book chapters and commentaries with a table of contents at the front of each folder Box 1, Folder 9, Box 1, Folder 10

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Book reviews Box 1, Folder 11

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Briefing report for Don E. Detmer from Robert E. Reynolds Box 6, Folder 1

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Business and health articles with a table of contents Box 1, Folder 7

Most of these articles are related to the UVA Health Sciences Center.

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Cambridge Meeting Notebook Box 20, Folder 6

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