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IMAGE_GROUP Identifier: RG M-AD06, Series number 00112

Image Group 1: Medical-Legal Services Project,, 1989.

Dates

  • Creation: 1989.

Physical Description

4 black and white photographs.

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Extent

74 photographs

Biographical / Historical

The Medical-Legal Services Project was an offshoot of a course taught jointly by Harvard Medical School and Harvard Law School faculty entitled Social Factors and Health Status: Medical and Legal Perspectives. For the project, students, working in pairs, interviewed patients and offered advocacy services and referrals to an appropriate agency to help the patients obtain necessary services.

The black and white photographs appeared in Focus with the story on the Medical-Legal Services Project and document students, faculty and participants in the project.

General note

Photographer: Barbara Steiner

Creator

Repository Details

Part of the Center for the History of Medicine (Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine) Repository

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