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| Dr. Donald H. Williams (1907-1999) |
| Interview date: | Friday, September 27, 1985 | 
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| Interviewer: | Sharlene Stacey | |
| Transcriber: | Patricia Startin | |
| Funding: | The Woodward Foundation | |
| Identifier: | Book 2 | |
| Biography | After training as a dermatologist outside the province, Dr Williams returned to BC in 1937. He was with the BC Ministry of Health, and Head of the Departments of Dermatology at VGH and UBC. Later he spearheaded the development of the Department of Continuing Medical Education and served as its Head from 1960-1967. | |
| Summary: | Tape 1, Side 1:
Personalities involved in the early medical school--Hickernell, Strong, Dolman, Ranta, Weaver, Kerr; the university hospital; basic sciences vs. clinical Tape 1, Side 2: Continuing medical education; Deans Paterson and McCreary; Cancer Institute work Tape 2, Side 1: First class admissions; university-hospital relations; medical team work Tape 2, Side 2: Early medical school research; financial concerns; Claude Dolman | |
| Transcript: | Read transcript |