Investigation Into Claremore Indian Hospital Sterilization Procedures

Item — Box: 38, Folder: 24

Identifier: CAC_CC_109_5_38_24_0007

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The text describes an investigation into allegations of improper medical procedures and discrimination at Claremore Indian hospital in oklahoma. The investigator, dr. Richard w. Stander, found no evidence to support the allegations of improper medical procedures, but did find evidence of discrimination against Indian employees in favor of white employees. The text also describes the actions of dr. Connie uri, who led the protest against the hospital, and the response of the hospital administrator, Thomas Talamini.

Dates

1974-1975, 1978

Language of Materials

English

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