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The fonds consists of records of the Committee on Medical Economics of BC and records accumulated and used by the Committee originally created by the Committee on Economics (College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC), the Committee on Economics (British Columbia Medical Association), the Committee on Economics (Canadian Medical Association), and the Health Insurance Committee (College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC). Fonds contains minutes, reports, correspondence, memoranda, membership lists, fee schedules, medical service contracts, studies and statistical summaries and analyses, publicity files, newsletters and bulletins, and reference reports and publications relating to economic issues of the medical profession in British Columbia and Canada, including participation in pre-paid medical plans and responses to government proposals for hospital and health insurance schemes. Fonds is arranged in 11 series: 1) Minutes, agendas, and annual reports; 2) Membership lists; 3) General correspondence; 4) Fees and tariffs; 5) Medical care plans; 6) Newsletter; 7) Reference reports and publications; 8) Committee on Economics (College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC); 9) Committee on Economics (British Columbia Medical Association); 10) Committee on Economics (Canadian Medical Association); and, 11) Health Insurance Committee (College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC).

The fonds consists of records created by the British Columbia Anesthesiologists' Society, its predecessors, the BC Anaesthestists' Society, the Section of Anaesthesia of the British Columbia Medical Association and the B.C. Division of the Canadian Anaesthetist Society, and committees and subcommittees. The records reflect the society's ongoing interaction with other medical groups and its mandate to advance the educational and economic welfare of anaesthetists/anesthesiologists in B.C. Fonds is arranged in 11 series: Constitutions; Minutes and agendas; Correspondence; Subject files; Financial records; Anaesthetic Sub-committee; Dental Anaesthesia Inspection Committee; Economics Committee; Nominating Committee; Quality Assurance Committee; and, Work Study Committee.

The fonds consists of constitutions, minutes, correspondence, financial records, subject files, fee items files, reports, agendas, surveys, and reference material. It includes records of General and Executive Council meetings, and records of various committees, including the Advisory Committee to BCIT, Archives Committee, Exfoliative Cytology Committee, Hematology Sub-committee, Inter-Laboratory Cooperation Committee, Laboratory Accreditation Committee, Laboratory Facilities for "No Bed" Hospitals Committee, Laboratory Utilization Committee, Legislative Committee, Manpower Sub-committee, Medico-Legal Committee, Science sections, Scientific Programme Committee, and Tariff Committee.

The fonds consists of constitutions, minutes, correspondence, and subject files pertaining to the activities of the British Columbia Radiological Society.

The fonds consists of records of Dr. Waldie documenting his medical career and his extensive research and writing on a variety of medical and historical topics. Fonds includes records generated by Dr. Waldie during his term as President of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia, as well as personal correspondence, curriculum vitae, licences, certificates and awards, and files relating to his many areas of research. Included in his research files are medical papers, essays and speeches authored by Dr. Waldie, along with historical and biographical articles and speeches, reminiscences, and notes and drafts of his autobiography. Fonds also includes photographs documenting his medical practice, including those of scenes and people of the north coast of BC taken during his work as a medical student in 1947, and an oral history tape relating experiences of that time. Fonds is arranged in six series: Curriculum vitae; Licences, certificates and awards; General correspondence; College of Physicians and Surgeons of B.C.; Research and writing; and Reference.

The fonds consists of curriculum vitae, biographical summaries, and news articles; association records; transcripts, manuscripts, and correspondence relating to publications, lectures, and papers authored by Dr. Bowmer; research and investigation records including reports, correspondence and case files; and, original slides of organisms, diseases and laboratory methods relating to medical microbiology. Fonds is arranged in six series: Biographical; Associations; Publications and manuscripts; Lectures; Research and investigations; and, Slides.

The fonds consists of curriculum vitae, certificates, diplomas, citations, award ceremony programs, correspondence, newspaper articles, typescripts, photographs, and audio tapes relating to the careers of Dr. Patterson and of his father, Dr. Frank Porter Patterson, Sr. Fonds is arranged in seven series: Biographical; Awards and honours; Correspondence; Publications and manuscripts; Photographs; and, Audio tapes.

Fonds consists of notebooks and memorabilia from Seldon's student years, speeches and lectures, as well as ledgers and daybooks from his medical practice.

Fonds consists of correspondence, minutes, agendas, financial statements, programs, licenses, certificates and newsletters pertaining to Milburn's participation in various medical organizations including the British Columbia Medical Association, British Columbia Cancer Foundation, Social Assistance Medical Service, Medical Council of Canada, Joint Committee on Medical Economics and Committee on Medical Economics. Includes personal papers such as speeches, programs, and examination material pertaining to Queen's University and other activities.

The fonds consists of records of Dr. Dick relating to his medical education, practice and teaching career, his professional activities with various medical and health bodies, his community service activities, and his lectures, papers and publications on a variety of medical and health topics. Fonds includes resumes, testimonials and letters of reference, certificates, correspondence, and reports relating to Dr. Dicks work in private practice and at the University of British Columbia Faculty of Medicine, Vancouver General Hospital, the Vancouver Medical Association, the British Columbia Medical Association, the British Columbia Alcohol and Drug Commission, the Vancouver City Police Medical Advisory Committee, the British Columbia Medical Library Service, and the Vancouver Epilepsy Centre. Fonds also includes records of Dr. Dicks activities with the Boy Scouts of Canada (20th Vancouver B Troop) and with the Glasgow University Graduates Association relating to Sir Hector Hetherington. Fonds also contains drafts and published versions of many of Dr. Dicks lectures, papers and articles, as well as records of various honours and awards. Fonds is arranged in seven series: Curriculum vitae; Certificates, testimonials and awards; Personal correspondence; Professional service; Community service; Lectures; and, Publications and manuscripts.

The fonds consists primarily of records of Dr. Palmer documenting his extensive research and writing on medical, health and social issues. . Fonds includes personal and professional correspondence relating to his medical research and publications, as well as to his work at the Vancouver General Hospital and his service with professional associations, most notably the North Pacific Society of Internal Medicine. Fonds also includes records relating to his advocacy on a variety of health and social issues, as well as his associations with many colleagues and friends. Fonds includes personal and family photographs of Dr. Palmer. Records consist primarily of papers, research notes, essays, letters-to-the-editor, correspondence with colleagues, and copies of reprints and other publications of Dr. Palmer. Fonds is arranged in six series: general correspondence; medical associations; medical practice; medical research and writing; subject files; and photographs.

The fonds consists of correspondence, research notes, memos, historical articles and Dr. Dunns 1988 paper entitled The History of the Westminster Medical Association. Research material includes information on prominent physicians who practiced in New Westminster, B.C.

The fonds consists of records documenting Dr. Segal's education and training and academic and professional career, as well as records of his professional and community service with government agencies, medical organizations, universities, and international, national, and local non-profit associations and groups. The fonds is arranged in six series: 1) Biographical; 2) Education, training and certification; 3) Professional and academic experience; 4) Professional associations and service; 5) Public and community service; and, 6) Publications and manuscripts. Biographical records include a set of various curriculum vitae and annual biographical data sheets, autobiographical manuscripts, early letters of reference, media coverage of Dr. Segal's activities, files relating to his awards and honours, photographs, and a drawing. The "Education, training and certification" series includes: undergraduate and graduate records (including those of extracurricular student activities) at McGill University, Queen's University, and the University of British Columbia; records of certification by various medical colleges and councils; records of internship and residency at Vancouver General Hospital; and, records of graduate fellowships with the University of British Columbia, the National Research Council of Canada, Boston Lying-in Hospital, Children's Medical Centre (Boston), Harvard Medical School, and Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. The "Professional and academic experience" series includes administrative and teaching records, records of committee work and research projects, and records of conference participation (including papers delivered) while holding appointments with the Department of National Health and Welfare (Indian Health Services), the Vancouver General Hospital (Health Centre for Children), Sunny Hill Hospital (Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Program), the University of British Columbia (Department of Paediatrics), the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (Bethesda, Maryland), and other bodies as visiting professor or consultant. Administrative records relating to Dr. Segal's work at Vancouver General Hospital include records created by his predecessor, Dr. A.F. Hardyment, in the positions of Physician-in-Charge of Nurseries and of Chair of the Committee on Care of the Newborn. The "Professional association and services" series includes records relating to Dr. Segal's professional conference participation (including papers delivered) and his activities as a member of the Executive Council or other committees of a variety of medical associations. The "Public and community service" series contains administrative and conference records relating to a variety of community organizations, government agencies and commissions, and other publicly-sponsored groups. Records of publications and manuscripts include original typescripts (and drafts), reprints and other records relating to articles submitted for publication in professional journals.

The fonds consists of financial accounts and a weekly activity journal which document Dr. Drysdale's medical practice in Nanaimo, B.C., from 1926-1940.

The fonds consists of minutes, agendas, and correspondence of the Section of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

The fonds consists of correspondence, constitution and bylaws, membership lists, papers presented to the society and financial records.

Fonds consists of a scrapbook that contains newspaper clippings, photographs, correspondence, notes, invitations which capture the activities that Dr. Bachop undertook when he was the BCMA President (1972-1973).

Fonds consists of the schedules, surveys, reports, reviews, formularies, and research materials relating to the career of Dr. Kellett. It is arranged into three series: Indian Health Services, Formularies, and Research Materials.

Fonds consists of the correspondence and minutes of the Committee. It is arranged into two series: Correspondence/Research and Minutes. The fonds also contains research material relating to the early history of medicine in British Columbia.

The fonds consists of constitutional documents, Annual General Meeting and Executive Committee minutes and agendas, membership records, correspondence, newsletters and project files. The fonds is arranged in 8 series: 1) Constitution, Bylaws and Organizational records; 2) Annual General Meeting minutes; 3) Annual General Meeting presentation files; 4) Executive Committee minutes; 5) Membership records; 6) Correspondence; 7) Newsletters; and, 8) Project files.

The fonds consists of constitution, minutes, correspondence, newsletters, and subject files pertaining to the activities of the British Columbia Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons.

The fonds consists of constitutional documents, minutes and agendas, financial records, membership applications and registers, operational files, and meeting programs of the British Columbia Surgical Society. Operational files include general correspondence, lists of Executive Committee members and honorary members, and records pertaining to bursaries/scholarships, the Royal Commission on Health Care and Costs, and annual Spring and Fall meetings.

The fonds consists of correspondence and reference material relating to Shillingtons work with Medical Services Inc and Trans-Canada Medical Plans, and correspondence and reviews relating to his book "The Road to Medicare in Canada" and his unpublished manuscript "Medical Care for Prepayment The Evolution of an Idea". The fonds includes the original manuscript of the latter work. Fonds is arranged in two series: Correspondence and reference; and, Manuscript.

The fonds consists of records of Dr. Davidson documenting his medical practice as a dermatologist, his extensive research and publication in the field of dermatology, his early education, and his military experience as a physician. Fonds includes early education records, including detailed class notes of medical lectures and practicums, diplomas and certificates, extensive documentation of the diagnosis and treatment of venereal and skin diseases in the military during World War I, extensive documentation, both in textual and graphic form, relating to the treatment of skin diseases in Manitoba in the years between the wars, personal diaries and correspondence, research records, including original typescripts and reprints of publications, records relating to the establishment and development of the Canadian Dermatological Association, personal photographs, and detailed patient documentation. Fonds is arranged in eleven series: Diplomas, certificates, appointments and honours; School records; Correspondence; Canadian Dermatological Association; Military practice and research; Lectures, papers and publications; Personal photographs; Ephemera and biographical; Diaries; Research and reference (disease files); and Patient charts.

The fonds consists of honorary degrees and life membership certificates awarded to Dr. Strong in his later years, in addition to a photograph of Dr. Strong in doctoral robes.