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Letter in English script. Condolence letter on death of Dr. Leo's father.
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Letter in English on black bordered stationary with elaborate initials. Addressed to Aunt Hannah from Milly. MSL (Millicent S. Leo?) in black upper left.
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Letter in English script to Dr. Leo from Cousin Ella
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Letter on death of Mrs. Leo in English script on white paper from Ed. P. Nathan
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Letter: Dr. Leo elected Honorary Secretary of Home for Aged and Infirm. Written in English script.
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Letter in English script on stationery of the Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews regarding the work of Dr. Leo for the Home, written on white lined paper.
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Letter regarding the election of Dr. Leo to the Progress Lodge. Written in English script on blue lined white paper.
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Letter to Dr. Simeon Leo from Joseph Scherer about a donation to Mount Sinai Hospital. Handwritten in English script. Folded.
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Notice on Formation of a committee for Mount Sinai Hospital. Form letter. Printed in black ink on white paper.
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Letter to Dr. Simeon Leo from Edward Frankel. In English script on stationery with a gothic 'E' printed at top center.
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Condolence letter from Henry Goldsmith of Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society to Henry Leo on death of Mrs. Henry Leo. Name of Society imprinted at top.
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Condolence letter to Dr. Leo on the death of his father from Lina Straus. On white folded paper with gold gothic initial.
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Letter to Doctor Leo from Charles Frank, patient at Montefiore Hospital
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This work is one in a series of reports that forms a national review of Indigenous Public Health Core Competencies Integration into Master of Public Health programs. The review is a component of the Indigenous Public Health Capacity Building (IPHCB) Project funded by the Australian Government Department of Health.The Indigenous public health competencies are a core component of the Foundational Competencies for MPH Graduates in Australia (ANAPHI 2009), a curriculum framework that integrates the six core competencies in Indigenous public health expected of every Australian MPH graduate. The aim of this review is to investigate the integration of the core Indigenous public health competencies into the curriculum of MPH programs nationally in order to document and disseminate examples of best practice and to find ways of strengthening the delivery of this content. This report, one in a series, relates to the curriculum review conducted at Deakin University’s Burwood campus, Melbourne in April 2013.