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File consists of computer printed financial worksheets showing the debit and credits of the Hamilton Academy of Medicine.

File consists of a PowerPoint (PPT) presentation on CD-R containing slides with images of disabled individuals engaging in daily activities and slides with text discussing perspectives on life and normalcy for disabled individuals. The file also includes accompanying images (JPG) used in the presentation.

File consists of slides documenting treatment services offered to disabled veterans of the Second World War. Included are slides depicting occupational therapy activities at Camp Hill Hospital in Halifax, Nova Scotia; veterans being fitted with artificial limbs or using wheelchairs, employment activities of disabled veterans, and Lyndhurst Lodge exteriors. Also included are slides depicting textual information relating to amputation cases and casualties, supplies issues at Lyndhurst Lodge, and discharge statistics during the Second World War.

File consists of a copy of a book—History, the School for Nurses, Toronto General Hospital: commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of its establishment, 1881-1931, edited by Margaret Isabel Lawrence—with the name “Alma Elizabeth Reid” embossed on the cover, likely given to Vicky Bach by Alma Reid. File includes an album related to a 1932 graduating class of nurses containing photographs and a forty-year reunion poem, likely given to Vicky by either Evelyn Hahn or Marjorie Parsons. File also includes a test on the subject of hygiene that was used at Toronto General Hospital School of Nursing on November 25, 1922, likely given to Vicky by one of the interviewees.

File consists of proposals relating to the development of a thrombosis and hemostasis programme which was to include 125I Fibrinogen scanning at McMaster University Medical Centre and Hamilton Hospitals. Also included is correspondence relating to the programme and its development, and the necessity for 125I Fibrinogen scanning for the detection of venous thrombosis.

File consists of Vicky Bach’s master’s thesis and its two appendices and one figure that are separate documents. File also includes a thesis to-do list compiled by Vicky during the drafting of her thesis proposal, her thesis proposal and a separate document containing its title page and table of contents, her Research Ethics Board application, two letters of introduction that she distributed to potential interviewees—one for patients and one for nurses—and a photograph of Vicky at McMaster on the day of her thesis defense.