Guide to Collections Relating to the History of Artificial Internal Organs

professional societies and agencies


Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society

American Heart Association

American Society of Artificial Internal Organs

Biomedical Engineering Society

International Society of Nephrology

National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute

North American Society on Pacing and Electrophysiology

U.S. Food and Drug Administration History Office

Repository International Society of Nephrology
 
Address Avenue de Tervueren, 300 B-1150 Brussels Belgium
Telephone + 32 2 7431546
Fax Number + 32 2 7431550
Website http://www.nature.com/isn/society/index.html
 
Contact Person Kim Solez, M.D. Professor, Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Faculty of Medicine5B4.02 W.C. Mackenzie, Health Sciences Center, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada T6G 2R7 (780) 407-2607 (780) 407-2608
email kim.solez@ualberta.ca
 
Access and Services Video Legacy Project and Interviews are available on-line. The ISN Carl Gottschalk Archives are open for public. See below.
 
Abstract Since its foundation in 1960, the International Society of Nephrology (ISN) has pursued the worldwide advancement of education, science and patient care in nephrology. This goal was achieved by means of the Society's journal and the organization of international congresses and symposia. In order to better reach its colleagues and patients in economically less developed countries, the ISN expanded its activities as of 1980 by a large number of specific programs aimed at these regions
 
 

Collections

title/date Video Legacy Project and online Interviews
 
Collection ID
 
Quantity 23 interviews
 
Biographical Note This project is being handled by Dr. Stewart Cameron of the UK and Dr. Kim Solez of Canada.
 
Collection Description Twenty-three interviews with nephrologists of exceptional merit, have been recorded. Eight interviews are being organized and will be completed soon. Of the first CD ROM with interviews, 5000 copies had been made and distributed in North America and Europe. The material, which is still only on tape, will be digitized at a later point in time. The Commission will attempt to include Bibliography and CV in the CD ROMs. The 1997 ISN Video Legacy Project CD-ROM containing interviews with Drs. Abel, Brun, Bywaters, Merril, Humes, Heptinstall, Kincaid-Smith, Kolff, Oshima and Schribner, can be obtained through the office of Dr. Kim Solez. The 2000 CD-ROM will tentatively contain interviews with Drs. Legrain, Migone, Pirani, Richet, Seldin, McGeown, Churg, Joekes, Dossetor, Robinson and Schreiner. Information regarding the interviews can be found at: http://www.nature.com/isn/education/history/full/ed_051027_1.html
 
Finding Aid None
 
Restrictions None
 
Related Material Bibliography of the History of Nephrology - complete version available now (per 31 October 2000) on-line at ISN website.

title/date ISN Carl Gottschalk Archives Collections
 
Collection ID
 
Quantity Information unavailable
 
Biographical Note Established in 1999, the archival collection is named after ISN Chairman, the late Carl W. Gotschalk, and resides in the newly opened Carl Gottschalk Archives at the Academic Medical Center in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The Carl Gottschalk Archives are open for public. Dr. Leon Fine is Chairman of the ISN History Commission and Dr. Jan Weening is Head of the Archives.
 
Collection Description Source material including letters, photographs, manuscripts, documents etc. which have been passed on by previous leaders of ISN and concern the development and evolution of ISN, have been collected into an archive. If you wish to make an appointment, please contact the ISN Secretariat.
 
Finding Aid
 
Restrictions None
 
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Last reviewed: 27 August 2008
Last updated: 11 January 2007
First published: 01 March 2002
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