1992 Annual Report of the Iowa Board of Medical Examiners, January 29, 1993

The Iowa State Board of Medical Examiners submits the following annual report pursuant to the provisions of section 258A.4(2)of the Code of Iowa. The report relates to Board activities during the calendar year.

1993 Annual Report of the Iowa Board of Medical Examiners, January 31, 1994

The Iowa State Board of Medical Examiners submits the following annual report pursuant to the provisions of section 258A.4(2)of the Code of Iowa. The report relates to Board activities during the calendar year.

1994 Annual Report of the Iowa Board of Medical Examiners, January 31, 1995

The Iowa State Board of Medical Examiners submits the following annual report pursuant to the provisions of section 258A.4(2)of the Code of Iowa. The report relates to Board activities during the calendar year.

1995 Annual Report of the Iowa Board of Medical Examiners, January 31, 1996

The Iowa State Board of Medical Examiners submits the following annual report pursuant to the provisions of section 258A.4(2)of the Code of Iowa. The report relates to Board activities during the calendar year.

1996 Annual Report of the Iowa Board of Medical Examiners, January 31, 1997

The Iowa State Board of Medical Examiners submits the following annual report pursuant to the provisions of section 258A.4(2)of the Code of Iowa. The report relates to Board activities during the calendar year.

1999 Annual Report of the Iowa Board of Medical Examiners, January 21, 2000

The Iowa State Board of Medical Examiners submits the following annual report pursuant to the provisions of section 258A.4(2)of the Code of Iowa. The report relates to Board activities during the calendar year.

2009 Annual Report of the Iowa Board of Medicine, April 1, 2010

The Iowa State Board of Medical Examiners submits the following annual report pursuant to the provisions of section 258A.4(2)of the Code of Iowa. The report relates to Board activities during the calendar year.

2012 Annual Report of the Iowa Board of Medicine, May 29, 2013

The Board of Medicine, through efficient and effective organization, will license, monitor, discipline, educate, and when appropriate, rehabilitate physicians to assure their fitness and competence in the practice of medicine. The Board protects and enhances the public’s health, safety and welfare by establishing and maintaining standards of excellence used in regulating the practices of medicine, surgery, and acupuncture and ensuring quality health care for Iowans.

2013 Annual Report of the Iowa Board of Medicine, May 19, 2014

The Board of Medicine, through efficient and effective organization, will license, monitor, discipline, educate, and when appropriate, rehabilitate physicians to assure their fitness and competence in the practice of medicine. The Board protects and enhances the public’s health, safety and welfare by establishing and maintaining standards of excellence used in regulating the practices of medicine, surgery, and acupuncture and ensuring quality health care for Iowans.

2014 Annual Report of the Iowa Board of Medicine, March 30, 2015

The Board of Medicine, through efficient and effective organization, will license, monitor, discipline, educate, and when appropriate, rehabilitate physicians to assure their fitness and competence in the practice of medicine. The Board protects and enhances the public’s health, safety and welfare by establishing and maintaining standards of excellence used in regulating the practices of medicine, surgery, and acupuncture and ensuring quality health care for Iowans.

Proposed Improvement of the Iowa State Capitol Grounds, An Address before the Iowa Chapter American Institute of Architects at the State Historical Buiding, Des Moines, Iowa, October 22, 1913.

Concerning improvements to the State Capitol Grounds including placement of the Allison memorial and Soldiers and Sailor's momuments; removal of heating plant and relieving the state of coal, ashes, gas and smoke; provision of office space to the Adjutant General; an eventual executive mansion; provision of office buildings; and for a Supreme Court building where together with its library auxiliaries will have perpetual growth and constant accessbility; and propose restoration of natural scenic value of the capitol site.