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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1974 It was a beautiful blue-sky, fluffycloud morning when I drove the seven miles into town this morning. From the ridge I could see the craggy snow-covered peaks of the Alaska Range 200 miles to the south. On the way to my office at the state building, I crossed one of the three bridges over the Chena River, which meanders through the city.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1971
To the Editor.— We were interested in Dr. Lotspeich's article "Air and Water Pollution in Alaska" ( 214 :-829,1970). My brother and I are both physicians practicing in Ketchikan and grew up in this community, arriving here in 1932. We are not intimate with the problem of ice fog other than having been in the North and been witness to many of its ...
Arthur N. Wilson, James A. Wilson
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To the Editor.— We were interested in Dr. Lotspeich's article "Air and Water Pollution in Alaska" ( 214 :-829,1970). My brother and I are both physicians practicing in Ketchikan and grew up in this community, arriving here in 1932. We are not intimate with the problem of ice fog other than having been in the North and been witness to many of its ...
Arthur N. Wilson, James A. Wilson
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1957
villages of Alaska, you would find a strange outpatient clinic for tuberculosis patients being conducted in a school or a store. The "chemotherapy aide," probably a short, dark-skinned native, would be making explanations in the local dialect as he weighed patients, refilled medicine bottles with isoniazid (INH), para-amino salicylic acid (PAS), and ...
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villages of Alaska, you would find a strange outpatient clinic for tuberculosis patients being conducted in a school or a store. The "chemotherapy aide," probably a short, dark-skinned native, would be making explanations in the local dialect as he weighed patients, refilled medicine bottles with isoniazid (INH), para-amino salicylic acid (PAS), and ...
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Alaska Russet, a new potato for Alaska [PDF]
American Potato Journal, 1964 Of the russet lines available at this time Alaska Russet is best adapted to this northern region. Its excellent quality and appearance when baked have been reflected in a strong consumer demand for this variety in competition with imported russets. Alaskan growers have previously been at a great disadvantage in not having a competitive russet-skinned ...
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1949
A LASKA, the land to which many of us have longed to go, especially on a hot and humid day in August! This beautiful country, and it truly is beautiful, has been a territorial possession of the United States since 1867. At that time Uncle Sam acquired it and became responsible for developing a health program for Alaskans which would compare favorably ...
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A LASKA, the land to which many of us have longed to go, especially on a hot and humid day in August! This beautiful country, and it truly is beautiful, has been a territorial possession of the United States since 1867. At that time Uncle Sam acquired it and became responsible for developing a health program for Alaskans which would compare favorably ...
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1961
While these figures are startling, Alaskans, with characteristic vigor and enthusiasm, are entering into programs determined to control the suffering and disability that ear disease causes. There are some 135 physicians spread throughout Alaska's vast land but it is the nursestate health department, public health, and school-who first finds and reports
James W. Phillips, Helen Lehman
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While these figures are startling, Alaskans, with characteristic vigor and enthusiasm, are entering into programs determined to control the suffering and disability that ear disease causes. There are some 135 physicians spread throughout Alaska's vast land but it is the nursestate health department, public health, and school-who first finds and reports
James W. Phillips, Helen Lehman
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Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 1925
(1925). THE FUTURE OF ALASKA. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 15, No. 4, pp. 163-179.
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(1925). THE FUTURE OF ALASKA. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 15, No. 4, pp. 163-179.
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Alaska and the Alaska Federal Health Care Partnership [PDF]
, 2002 Abstract : The intent of the Alaska Federal Healthcare Partnership is to expand clinical and support capabilities of the Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC), Third Medical Group(3MDG), Bassett Army Community Hospital (BACH), 354th Medical Group (354th MDG), United States Coast Guard (USCG) and Veteran s Administration (VA) through sharing of resources.
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