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Fonds consists of records documenting Dr. Roland’s activities as a medical historian. The bulk of the material was created or collected by Dr. Roland while he was McMaster’s Hannah Chair. Included are oral history transcripts, audio cassettes, correspondence, photographs, prints, maps, patient records, translated documents, memoirs, play scripts, diaries and one artifact.

Fonds is arranged into the following series: 1: Oral histories, 2: Photographs, 3: Correspondence, 4: Research material : Warsaw Ghetto / Holocaust, 5: Research material : prisoners of war in Asia (Second World War), 6: Research material : prisoners of war in Europe (Second World War), 7: Research material : McMaster / Hamilton medical history, 8: Research material : Canadian medical history, 9: Research Material : general, 10: Mountain Sanatorium patient files (restricted).

Fonds consists of material documenting the history and activities of the Hamilton Academy of Medicine (HAM), and includes the following series:

• Series 01: 1899-1919 regular meeting records
• Series 02: Council meeting records
• Series 03: Annual general meeting (AGM) and awards records
• Series 04: Executive meeting records
• Series 05: President's records
• Series 06: Ontario Medical Association involvement records
• Series 07: Scientific meeting and program records
• Series 08: Public meeting records
• Series 09: Special meeting and initiative records
• Series 10: Sir William Osler commemoration records
• Series 11: Administration and property management records
• Series 12: Communication records
• Series 13: Finance records
• Series 14: Standing committee records
• Series 15: Section records
• Series 16: Appointed representative records

Fonds consists of records documenting the personal, professional, and research activities of Mary Tremblay, former Associate Professor in the School of Rehabilitation Science at McMaster University. Included is correspondence, audio recordings, transcripts, articles, book chapter drafts, reports, meeting minutes, journals (photocopied and original), photographic slides, newspaper clippings (photocopied), books (photocopied), flyers, presentations, CV's, video recordings, magazines, theses, an award, an invitation, and a poster. Records reflect a wide range of topics related to disability, rehabilitation, veteran experiences and narratives, human rights, and occupational therapy education. The fonds is arranged into the following series:

S001. Education and academic career
S002. Writings and publications
S003. Oral history interview recordings and related material
S004. Subject files
S005. Slides, presentations, and videos
S006. Research material

Collection consists of records collected by Jeanette Joyce Houghton, documenting the activities of the graduates of the Hamilton General Hospital (HGH) School of Nursing (SoN) Class of 1946 (which includes class A and B), focusing primarily on activities of the Class of 1946B. Included are scrapbooks, photographs, news clippings, lists, letters, memorial programs, a ceramic pin, and a quilt. The collection is arranged into the following series:

S001: News clippings
S002: Memorabilia
S003: Photographs
S004: Scrapbooks
S005: Alumnae materials

Fonds consists of records documenting Dr. May Cohen’s personal and professional activities. A small amount of material relates to Dr. Gerald S. Cohen’s career. Included is correspondence, papers, journals, reports, speeches, meeting materials, presentation materials, teaching slides, case studies, newspaper clippings, articles, re-prints, press releases, invitations, programs, videocassette tapes, photographs, a questionnaire, and a plaque. The records reflect a wide range of topics, including Canadian abortion rights, history of women’s health care, the teaching of human sexuality, evolution of sex counselling, experiences of female physicians, aging and sexuality, and the development of McMaster’s Women’s Health Office.

Fonds is organized into the following series: 1. Personal records, 2. Professional and political correspondence, 3. Research and writing material, 4. Presentations and related material, 5. Australian sabbatical material, 6. Professional association material, 7. Women’s Health Office records, 8. McMaster Faculty of Health Sciences activities, 9. Human sexuality curriculum development and teaching material, 10. Subject files, 11. Press material, 12. Awards and accolades, and 13. Gerald S. Cohen records.

Fonds consists of records documenting Edward James Moran Campbell's professional and personal activities, predominately from 1968-1991 while employed by McMaster University (Hamilton, Ontario). Included is correspondence, agendas, minutes, letters, reports, proposals, articles, papers, postcards, draft manuscripts and chapters, handwritten material, re-prints, notes, notices, newspaper clippings, memos, photographs (print and digital), booklets, documents, a poem, a magazine, and a drawing. Records primarily reflect activities that cover the development and growth of the McMaster University Department of Medicine; the creation process of the book "Not Always on the Level" published in 1988; and general writing endeavors.

Fonds is organized into the following series:

1. Personal Records
2. Correspondence
3. McMaster Department of Medicine records
4. "Not Always on the Level" book drafts and other material
5. Writings and publications

Fonds consists of records documenting the activities of the McMaster Medical Student Council (MMSC). Included are yearbooks, documents, newsletters, event programs, promotional brochures and postcards, a guide, a wristband, and a tote bag. Records also broadly reflect activities participated in by medical students affiliated with the Council. Fonds is organized into the following series:

S001. Membership
S002. Newsletters and guides
S003. Yearbooks
S004. Mini Med School Program material
S005. Events and initiatives

Collection consists of born digital and digitized artwork in various formats deposited into the Health Sciences Archives from students who participated in the annual Pulse and Palette: An Art Contest. As part of the submission process, participants included a description of their art piece, or an associated story behind the work.

Fonds consists of records documenting David Sackett’s personal and professional activities. Included is correspondence, photographs, video tapes, reports, manuscripts, notes, press clippings and publications relating to Dr. Sackett’s career as the founding chair and professor of the first department of clinical epidemiology in Canada at McMaster University, the founder of the Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine, and an educator and clinical scientist who was committed to the development of health care research method and clinical practice. Also included are records relating to McMaster’s Faculty of Health Sciences and the Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics (CE&B), including reports, brochures, newsletters, flyers, and photographs documenting organizational development, events and activities.

The collection consists of records collected by Blanche Chudyk and Jeanette Joyce Houghton from fellow classmates, that document the activities of the Hamilton General Hospital (HGH) School of Nursing (SoN) Class of 1946B, and includes photographs, news clippings, publications, documents, correspondence, program guides and brochures.