Legacy media, consisting of 3.5" and 5.25" floppy disks and CDs containing photographic material.

The Patricia Martens collection is divided into thirteen series:

1. Research
2. Grants and Funding
3. Committees
4. Awards
5. Conferences
6. Historical (Manitoba Centre for Health Policy)
7. Manitoba Centre for Health Policy Reviews
8. Correspondence
9. Graduate School
10. Calendars
11. Church Directories
12. Photographs
13. Legacy Media

Annual reports from 1991-1992 to 2008-2009 and 2011-2012 to 2012-2013.

The Neil John Maclean files contain the following material:
Folder 1

0. Obits.: WFP Nov 14, 1946; MMR Dec 1946; Tribune? cNov 14, 1946; CMAJ 56:115 1947; News item on funeral WFP Nov 18, 1946 with picture; “In memoriam Dr. Neil John Maclean” pamphlet, which includes obituary and funeral address by Rev E Crossley Hunter Nov 16, 1946 - 5 copies; WCQ v1(1) Sep 1948 "Memorial Issue Neil John Maclean” ; MMR v49 1969 (nephew: AP Cameron) (7pp+6booklets)

1. Previous catalogue sheet (1p)

2. Faculty questionnaire and copy of faculty card (2pp)

3. Short sketch by Dr. Gordon Fahrni and corres with him about it 1988 (original in GS Fahrni 21.9 file) (8pp)

4. GS Fahrni “Reminiscences of Dr. Neil John Maclean 1870-1946” Man Med 59(1) 37:38, 1989 (1p)

5. Nobel, B: “Do you remember?” [with notes on NJM] WFP May 9, 1964 (1p)

6. Notes on Neil John Maclean and letter from CC Ferguson to Dona and Ian Maclean asking for information on their father (3pp)

7. Announcement of Neil John Maclean Memorial Award for Clinical Investigation UMMJ 28(3): 99, 1957 (1p)

8. Pamphlets on the Neil John Maclean Library; Proposals and Official Dedication; corres AMKerr to NBMaclean (3 items+1pp)

9. Letters Kerr/NB Maclean [son] of thanks for reprints - see Folder #2 (1p)

10. Letter Mathers/Fahrni 1944 re NJM’s depression over his loss of his youngest son and wish for the discharge of Ian S Maclean (4pp)

11. State of California license to practice 1924 and 1932; handwritten note on receipt for payment to Board of Med Examiners, California; memberships Man Motor League 1925, Canadian Club [nd] (5 items)

12. Notes on portrait, with photograph of it, by Grandmaison (portrait is in NJM Library) (5pp)

13. “Manitoba doctors honored” Wpg Tribune Jun 26, 1941(1p)

14. Letter from Ian Maclean (Neil’s eldest son) to PHT Thorlakson Oct 31, 1943 (3pp)

15. Note by PHT Thorlakson about NJM as a 14 year old WCQ (1970) 23: 35 (1p)

16. Short biog by MH Ferguson (original in 2.21.2(1)) (1p)

17. Birth announcement of son WCMJ v0(8):367 Aug 1915 (1p)

18. NJM house, 67 Middlegate WFP 17 May 2009 (5pp+original)
    See also:
    -file 12.1.10 Neil John Maclean, 1945-69: File deals with two separate items: (a) NJMbequest of about $5500 corres (1948-51); (b) NJM Memorial Award for Clinical Investigation (1947-69)
    -Historical equipment: #25 Aspiration set and #26 Buggy Bag (MPC 4.1#068 is colour photo of this item);
    Folder 2

19. Bibliography (may not be complete) (1p)

20. Reprints:
    -Unilateral Kidney Lesions. Trans Wpg Med-Chir Soc (1906-07) v2:25-31 (pp1-7) (7pp)
    -Transduodenal Choledochotomy, report of case with comments on the clinical & operative features. Annals of Surgery Dec 1909:1273-1277; (5pp booklet) (p8)
    -Cancer of the Stomach. WCMJ Aug 1914:3-12; (6pp booklet) (p9)
    -The Extreme Pendulous Abdomen and its Surgical Treatment by a New Three-flap Operation. SGO Feb 1919:190-194 (7pp booklet) (p10)
    -The Surgical Treatment of Exophthalmic and Thyrotoxic Goiter with Special Reference to Bilateral Resection. SGO Nov 1919:475-480 (8pp booklet+1 7pp loose copy) (p11-18)
    -Cancer of the Rectum and Pelvic Colon. Can Med Quarterly nd but read before Surg section, CMA, Quebec 1919:433-446 (7pp booklet) (p19)
    -Duodenal Ulcer. CMAJ Jan 1921:1-6 (3pp booklet) (p20)
    -The Indications for Nephrectomy in Real Stone. The Journal Lancet, Minneapolis MN:1-8 (4pp booklet) (p21)
    -Some Phases of Thyroid Disease. CMAJ, Dec 1922:1-7 (4pp booklet) (p22)
    -Diverticulum of the Duodenum. SGO July 1923:6-13; (4pp booklet plus signed title page) (pp23-24)
    -Observations of the Treatment of Goiter. Illinois Med J May 1925:1-11; (6pp booklet) (p25)
    -Master Surgeons of America: Alexander Hugh Ferguson. SGO May 1926:721-723 (3pp booklet+3pp typescript) (p26-29)
    -Some Problems in Intestinal Surgery. Trans of West Surg Assn Wichita Kansas (pp3-19) (10pp booklet) (p30)
    -Duodenal Diverticulitis. Annals of Surgery Jan 1927:73-83 (6pp booklet) (p31)
    -Intra-thoracic Goiter. Minnesota Medicine May 1928:286-290 (2pp booklet) (p32)
    -An Improved Incision for the Radical Operation for Carcinoma of the Breast, SGO Dec 1939 v69:816-817 (3pp booklet plus 1p) (p33)
    -The Late Sequelae of an Aseptic Abdominal Operation. CMAJ v25, 1931:159-163 (6pp booklet) (p34)
    -The Curability of Cancer. SGO Feb 15, 1933 v56:419-421 (4pp booklet) (p35)
    -Endometriosis of the Large Bowel. CMAJ v34, 1936:253-258 (7pp booklet) (p36)
    -Technique for the Repair of Postoperative Abdominal Hernias. SGO v83 Aug 1946:200-204 (3pp booklet) (p37)
    -Some Complications following Abdominal Operations. CMAJ v38. 1938:50-53 (5pp booklet) (p38)
    -Errors in Surgery. MMR v22(4) April 1942:79-82 (complete 12pp journal) incl notes on the front of the issue (p39)
    Note:
    -Reprints - gift of NB Maclean, NJM’s son
    MPC 1.0 #155 A-H
     
    Box of oversized materials:

MPC.1.0.155I - watercolour of horse by F.A. Sharmon, 1935.

MPC.1.0.155J -Neil John Maclean and wife?

American College of Surgeons degree

Royal College of Surgeons of England degree, May 10, 1906

MPC.1.0.155K - Dr. Thorlakson and medical students

MPC.1.0.155L - Manitoba Medical Association, November 1921 (handwritten on back: "Dr. Neil John Maclean front row, far right in grey suit" "Manitoba Medical Convention, St. Boniface Hospital, Winnipeg, 9-11 November 1921"

MPC.1.0.155M -"Surgeon's Club, Rochester, Minnesota, March 26, 1914. Front Row--Drs. N.J. Maclean, President, Winnipeg, Canada, C.H. Mayo, Rochester Minn., W.S. Wiatt, St. Louis, Ill. Others from left to right--A.C.F. Halford, Brisbane, Australia, Drs. G.A. Leland, Jr., Boston, Mass., H.C. Lefurgey, Dolores, Colo., J.S. Rankin, Dekalb, Ill., B.J. Branton, Willmar, Minn., Paul Oliver, Secretary, Chicago, Ill., B.J. Johnson, Denver, Colo., O.T. Clark, Keokuk, Iowa, H.E. Robertson, Hengchow, China, A.J. Bausman, Pleasant Hill, Ohio, H.J. Dampsey, Belfast, Ireland, J.J. Walker, Cavalier, N. Dak."

Canadian Medical Association Code of Ethics (1971), correspondence from CMA general secretary (January 22, 1971) introducing Code of Ethics.

Scrapbook: including photographs of relatives, correspondence from D.A. Stewart (superintendent of Ninette Sanatorium, medical degree (Manitoba), approval by state of California to practise medicine (April 3, 1876).

 
MPC 4.1 #68 (Historic equip - medical bag owned by NJM)

This file contains photographs taken of a young Elinor Black by Arthur Stoughton, architecture professor at the University of Manitoba.

The Collection is organized into 22 series:
1) Personal Records
2) Biographical Information
3) Friesen's Career
4) Speeches, Presentations, and Other Attended Events
5) Correspondence
6) Henry G. Friesen, Frederic Newton Starr Award and Others
7) Convocation
8) Hall of Fame
9) Professional Associations
10) Reports
11) Consultation
12) Operations: State of Health Care Research in Canada and the World
13) Research Developments
14) Memorandum
15) Newspaper Clippings
16) Harvard University Medical School
17) Reunion
18) Miscellaneous
19) Photographs
20) Digital Media
21) Henry G. Friesen's Office Material
22) Publications

Contains material related to the history of the Friesen family and Friesen's personal records.

Consists of Friesen's family history, his father's passports and his father's obituary.

Sub-series contains 1 scrapbook, which entails "get well" greeting cards.

Series contains certificates, trophies, medals and plaques received by Dr. Friesen during this academic and professional careers. This series also includes Dr. Friesen's biographical and educational information.

Consists of Dr. Friesen's CVs and biographical information entailing his life and career.

Series consists of certificates, trophies, medals and plaques received by Dr. Friesen during his professional career.

Subseries consists of material pertaining to Dr. Friesen's nomination and acceptance of the Order of Canada.

Sub-series consists of yearbooks, school reports, and material related to university graduations.

Series consists of material related to Dr. Friesen's career as a doctor and head of professional associations. It also includes records related to his pension.

This sub-series consists of Dr. Friesen's interview with Michael Bliss. It includes 2 nonidentical copies of the same interview.

Sub-series consists the "Henry G. Friesen Research Chair in Metabolic and Endocrine Diseases" position. It includes information on the proposal to establish this endowed chair and the process involved to fill the position.

Sub-series consists of Dr. Friesen's handwritten notes in relation to his work. The notes are on loose paper and spiral notebooks.