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Also includes graduate numbers since 1973 and a newspaper clipping on graduate doctors.

Includes notes, reports, and a survey on roles and salaries of Aid Post Orderlies, correspondence, a report on visits to former Health Extension Officer students, public health papers, and training course changes.

Distributed by the Department of Public Health.

Prepared by the No. 3 Senior Officer's Course at the Australian School of Pacific Administration.

Graduation and conferring of degrees ceremony books, and graduate lists. One graduate lift from the Angau School of Nursing, Lae Technical College.

From friends and peers regarding medical publications of interest, references for friends and acquaintances, a short interview with the Australia Broadcasting Corporation, Scragg's salary and residential situation, University of Adelaide courses, lectures, and appointments, personal news, invitations, international peers, and work activities.

Includes a Department of Public Health recruitment program, medical training programs, Conference topic reports and papers with Scragg's annotations, reports on hospitals across Papua New Guinea, and Scragg's handwritten notes.

Includes findings of a Rabaul Mission Conference, The Medical Journal of Australia articles annotated by Scragg, and letters to Scragg from Sir Burton G. Burton-Bradley and Sir Paul Hasluck during his term as Governor-General.

From friends and peers regarding Scragg's work and appointments, visits and meetings, invitations, medical research and publications, Scragg's letters of comment to institutions, Scragg's Ela Makana Reserve trusteeship, his recognition as Officer of the Order of the British Empire, the condition of overseas officers in Papua New Guinea and positions,

Written largely after Speer's retirement. Includes a paper written by Speer on Dr. Douglas Jamieson, as well as health studies and data sheets.

Letters regarding staffing positions, publishing, obstetric data sheets and related letters to Scragg from 1952-54, and articles on Australian missions, convict hospitals, nutrition, and Papua New Guinean village technology.

By J. Ralph Audy.

For Scragg's appointments to Director of Health, Papua New Guinea Government (1958) and Foundation Professor at University of Papua New Guinea (1970). Handwritten, typed, and radiogramed messages from peers, friends, and institutions.

By Ralph Shlomowitz. With annotations by Scragg.

Regarding a biography chapter on Dr. Walter Mersh Strong, Scragg's research ventures in Papua New Guinea, Scragg's master's thesis at the University of Sydney, Sir Paulius Matane's book, and Harry Jackson's passing.

Letters written by Scragg while employed at the University. Letters relate to articles, programs, and groups regarding family planning, malaria, pneumonia, population census, children's health, the Institute of Human Biology, and an influenza epidemic.

Includes correspondence with the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, University of Sydney, regarding human reproductive specimens sent by Scragg for testing, Scragg's handwritten notes, and patient medical reports.

Written during Scragg's employment as professor at the University, primarily with the Department of Public Health regarding staffing, visits, materials, and university education. Also includes a health planning workshop report, minutes, a document on doctoral requirements, staff summaries, and Department of Public Health financial reports and activity reports.

Regarding Scragg's employment, leave, and salary (primarily from 1947-55), research material, and education at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Also includes a photocopy of a letter from Sir John Gunther, a census on New Ireland mortality, Scragg's resume and applications for work in Papua New Guinea, and South Pacific Commission member lists.

Regarding the National Health Plan, Scragg's paper on 'Demography and Social Study of Fertility in Rural New Guinea,' his related research and its processing, the position of Dean, Medical Faculty at University of Papua New Guinea, Scragg's employment and appointments, and medical peers. Also includes Australian and New Zealand Society for Epidemiology and Research in Community Health minutes and activities.

By Donald Denoon. With annotations by Scragg.

Letters from Scragg regarding leave, work appointments, staffing, hospital activities and buildings, visits, Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science (ANZAAS), World Health Organisation (WHO) participation, medical teaching and course outlines, research papers of Scragg's interest, and health circumstances in the Territory.

Written during Scragg's employment as professor at the University, primarily with the Department of Public Health regarding staffing, medical research, family planning, and university education.

In which Joy Scragg, Roy's wife, was deeply involved and accomplished. Includes a catalogue for an art exhibition, catalogues and entry forms for the shows with some annotated, festival schedules, draft and finalised rules for flower arranging, Society minutes, Joy's handwritten event planning and arrangement notes.

Includes programme committee meeting minutes, Joy Scragg and Marie Cleland's handwritten notes in notebooks for programs, reports on activities conducted by the YWCA, recipes used by the YWCA, and a YWCA newsletter.

Analysis and commentary by Dr. Dorothea E. Woods. Published by the World Young Women's Christian Association, Geneva, Switzerland.

Field study edition produced by South Pacific Commission Literature Bureau.

Attended by Joy Scragg as president of the Papua New Guinea YWCA. Includes working group structures and concluding reports, minutes, an Australia YWCA seminar catalogue, World YWCA financial reports, policy statements and resolutions on issues, and a paper on financing YWCAs.

By Dr. Arnoldo Gabaldon. Published in Port Moresby.

Published by the Department of Social Development and Home Affairs, Konedobu.

Of which Joy Scragg was president of the Papua New Guinea branch. Meeting minutes and scheduled prayers. Also includes a summary of information about the Association, and draft statements on education, discrimination, and women's participation in society.

Statements and financial meeting minutes. Also includes draft constitutions of the YWCA, letters, meeting agendas and minutes,

Newspaper clippings featuring the YWCA's activities, meeting minutes and agendas, Joy Scragg's handwritten notes on YWCA programs, financial papers, and board papers.

From the Executive Committee of the YWCA, and Ghana and Papua New Guinea branches. Also includes prayer books and bible reading pamphlets.

Papers and correspondence from Scragg's employment at the University, regarding income, study leave, travel expenses, and allowances.

By Dr. M. Colbourne and Mr. K. A. P. Stevenson. With some annotations.

Published by the Department of Public Health, Port Moresby. With some annotations.

Held at Port Moresby, 23rd to 26th October. Published by the Department of Pubic Health.

15th report, published by Dr. N. W. Tavil, Assistant Director Malaria Control, Department of Health.

16th report, published by Dr. N. W. Tavil, Assistant Director Malaria Control, Department of Health.

Including a speech on the Budget. Also includes government budgets from 1963-64 and 1966-67, a copy of the 1967 'Standing Committee on Public Accounts, Seventh Report' from the Department of Public Health, and a seminar by Scragg on 'Standards and Training in the Public Service.'

Published by the Department of Public Health, Konedobu.

Includes policy submissions from the Department of Public Health and newspaper clippings and article extracts on the subject of medical fees, handwritten notes, draft press releases on rising fees, revenue statements, letters and reports on charges and fees, and materials on medical benefits and insurance.

All copies bound. Published by the Department of Public Health, Territory of Papua and New Guinea.

Scragg's handwritten notes and illustrations on loose notebook papers.

Including information and illustrations.

Published by the Department of Public Health, Territory of Papua and New Guinea.

A notebook with Scragg's handwritten notes and data tables, a report on findings, and data tables. Study undertaken in Kavieng.

Paper by Scragg. Includes annotations.

Published in Port Moresby. Bookmarked by Scragg at family planning and child health section.

By H. H. Jackson. Published in Port Moresby. Inscribed to Scragg by Jackson, 1965.

Including correspondence with Scragg and organisers regarding his contribution to the Seminar. Seminar held at the University of Papua and New Guinea.

Published in Port Moresby.

Photocopied reports. Annotated by Scragg.

Annotated by Scragg.

Lists, reports, tables, and letters regarding medical staff delegations, numbers, and projections, particularly in maternal and child health positions. Also includes a malaria control ordinance, and reports on the Plan's progress, medical buildings, and manpower resources.

Published in Port Moresby. Bookmarked by Scragg at family planning and child health section.

Published in Port Moresby. Bookmarked by Scragg at family planning and child health section.

A copy of Scragg's review on the plan, road maps used in the plan, research papers and a lecture, and an address to the Medical Faculty of the Government's National Improvement Programme.

By M. Donaldson and D. Turner. Published by the University of Papua New Guinea.

Includes 'Pathology of Kuru' (1959), ' Kuru: epidemiological and virological studies of unique New Guinean disease with side significance to general medicine' (1976), ' Epidemiology of Dementia Occurring in Geographic Isolates and Worldwide' (1981), ' Biology of Kuru and Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease' (1973), 'Kuru and Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease: Experimental Models of Noninflammatory Degenerative Slow Virus Disease of the Central Nervous System' (1973), 'Kuru in the New Guinea Highlands' (1973), 'Observations on the Early History of Kuru Investigation' (1979).

Includes 'Disease Patterns of Isolated Groups' by Ralph M. Garruto (1981).

Diary entries, biographical details of Australian doctors, a timeline of Scragg's epidemiology history, a list of draft memoir chapters, and Scragg's handwritten notes. Also includes Scragg's paper on Alternative Models for the University of Papua New Guinea, and a Health Service Delivery Profile on Papua New Guinea by the World Health Organisation.

Undated and uncredited paper.

Issues 14-24. Also includes reports on family planning, a Port Morsby Community Development Group pamphlet, a 1975 copy of 'The Australian Universities Review,' an address to the UN General Assembly by the Papua New Guinea Delegation, and Hiri news issues August - November 1980.

Published in Port Moresby. Bookmarked by Scragg at family planning and child health section.

Includes a government gazette, Scragg's handwritten notes, a funeral service for Frank C. Henderson, a list of causes of hospital admissions, a report on Hansens disease, medical officer salaries and vacant positions, Papua New Guinea staff personnel 1961-1963, and a report on antibiotics usage rates.

Papers and an address on medical training in Papua New Guinea, Scragg's handwritten notes, correspondence with Scragg regarding the College formation, and a list of RACMA fellows.

Includes 'Kuru: Age and Duration Studies' (2007) with a note to Scragg on the cover, 'Kuru: A Clinical Study,' and 'Kuru: Implications of Its Transmissibility for the Interpretation of Its Changing Epidemiologic Pattern' (1968).

By Ministerial Member for Public Health Tore Lokoloko and Scragg. Also includes Scragg's notebook on visit minutes.

Published in Port Moresby. Bookmarked by Scragg at family planning and child health section.

Photocopied papers from 1968. Also includes course outlines.

Published in Port Moresby. Bookmarked by Scragg at family planning and child health section.

Edited by D.E. Smith and M. P. Albers. Published by the Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research.

A list of research projects undertaken in 1982.

By K. V. Bailey.

Edited by L. Atkinson, J. K. Clezy, P. S. Reay-Young, G. C. Scott, S. C. Wigley. Published in Australia for the Department of Public Health, Papua New Guinea.

A letter regarding the publishing of Scragg's work, tables and statistics for research, a copy of Scragg' National Health Plan for Papua New Guinea and a paper on epidemiology, newspaper articles by Scragg, and Scragg's handwritten research notes.

By Grania H. F. Skeldon. Published by the Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research, Goroka.

By Sir John Gunther.

A spiral bound copy. Also includes letters regarding the meeting and recording.

By B. Bradley.

By E. W. Pearson Chinnery, Government Anthropologist.

By S. C. Wigley. Department of Public Health, Papua New Guinea.

Includes a draft obituary by Scragg, Gunther's typed notes on his medical career in Papua New Guinea with Scragg's annotations and a letter regarding their potential publishing, a draft of 'Someone Who Needed no Pushing: The Making of Sir John Gunther' with annotations,

Includes a copy of Standing Orders by Cilento published by the Territory of New Guinea's Department of Pubic Health, copies of Walter Mersh Strong's 'Notes for Medical Assistants' numbers 2, 3, and 4, a media related to Cilento's career, and a photocopy of Cilento's 1922 thesis.

Includes a copy of Scragg's address 'MTT to MD in 30 Years: A Human Metamorphosis,' a letter regarding a National Library of Australia oral history project, printed research materials and newspaper clippings on Papua New Guinea health.

By Philip W. J. Harvey and Peter F. Heywood. Published by the Simbu Provincial Government.

By P. S. Venkatachalam. Published by the Pubic Health Department, Papua New Guinea.

With annotations by Scragg.

Between Scragg and the University of Papua New Guinea in preparation for Scragg's memorial lecture.

Newspaper clippings and photocopies with references to Gunther.

Draft and final copies of the plan.

An annotated copy of Scragg's address 'The Medical Profession in Papua and New Guinea 1884-1984,' and Scragg's handwritten notes and research materials on European doctors in Papua New Guinea.

From 1st July, 1891, to 30th June, 1892.