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File consists of correspondence and minutes related to Business Practice Management Committee of the Hamilton Academy of Medicine. In addition, there is a laminated sheet titled a "Guide to Fees for Uninsured Services-2001" that explains charges based on review of the medical condition.

The subseries consists mainly of correspondence and minutes related to Business Practice Management Committee.

File consists of correspondence between E.J.M Campbell and the following: Campbell, Eric; Charrington, Tom; Cheveigne, Colin de; Christian, Henry. A; Collins, Stephen Michael; Cooper, B.A.; and Cunnington, Rosamund. Included is various letters; a photocopy of "Program of the First Annual Meeting of the American Society for the Advancement of Clinical Investigation" from 1904; a draft article of "A Special Sort of Visiting Professor" from EJM Campbell; and a CV and fellowship proposal for Collins, Stephen Michael.

File consists of correspondence related to the Canadian Trust Investment Fund that the Hamilton Academy of Medicine established. The file contains photocopies where the original was destroyed.

File consists of a paper "Canadians: Old Hands at a New Game, An Optimistic View" written by E.J.M in 1978, which was published by the Hamilton Spectator that same year. Also included is correspondence discussing the papers contents and its publication. Correspondents include: Evans, John R.; Ryan, Claude; and Smith, Arnold. "Canadians: Old Hand at a New Game" explores the concepts of Canadian identity, history of the concept of nation states, and explores what impacts Canada would experience if Quebec were it's own nation state.

File consists of records documenting the creation and implementation of cardio pulmonary resuscitation services at the McMaster University Medical Centre. These services would be staffed 24/7 by live in consultants. Included are memos, correspondence, notices, and a policy and procedures document.

File consists of records reflecting the development of the cardio respiratory subprogramme, and the development of the cardio respiratory unit and laboratory at the Health Sciences Centre, McMaster University. Included is correspondence, notes, memos and a proposal.