Box 2
Container
Contains 25 Results:
James Knight, M.D. (1946- ): Transcript (28 pp.). Missouri Attorney General Jay Nixon appointed Dr. Knight to the initial Missouri Foundation for Health board of directors in November 2000; he served until 2007. He had a private practice in north St. Louis and served on the boards of several area hospitals. Dr. Knight explained his educational background, including St. Louis University and the Medical Minority Admission Recruiting, and the nature of his vascular surgery practice. He described the formation of the board and the Foundation, tensions between Slavin and Kimmey; used community forums to assist in grant writing; wanted to get money to the poorest people versus giving more money to universities who submitted hundreds of applications in one cycle; relationship with the CAC; not being nominated for a second board term after three years; and evolution of the Foundation’s mission and its impact. Interview and consent signed., 2009 Mar 20
File — Box: 2, Folder: 11
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The collection contains transcripts for video interviews conducted from January 2009 to June 2010 with 48 individuals relating to the formation and history of the Missouri Foundation for Health. Some transcripts are accompanied by biographical data, interview guides (notes to guide the interviews’ pace and content), index to interviews, and various notes and articles. There are two research files which appear at the beginning of the collection. The transcript files are arranged...
Dates:
2009 Mar 20
Ronald J. Levy: Transcript (17 pp.). Levy was director of the Missouri Department for Social Services, formerly the President and CEO of SSM Healthcare in St. Louis. He explained that Gov. Nixon requested he head the department after he had retired; how he knew Dr. Kimmey prior to working at the Foundation; how the Foundation provided a consultation grant to the state for an implementation plan for healthcare reform; and the impact of the Foundation upon healthcare in the state. Interview and consent signed., 2010 June 21
File — Box: 2, Folder: 12
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The collection contains transcripts for video interviews conducted from January 2009 to June 2010 with 48 individuals relating to the formation and history of the Missouri Foundation for Health. Some transcripts are accompanied by biographical data, interview guides (notes to guide the interviews’ pace and content), index to interviews, and various notes and articles. There are two research files which appear at the beginning of the collection. The transcript files are arranged...
Dates:
2010 June 21
Joseph McCarthy: Transcript (22 pp.). McCarthy was senior vice president and chief financial officer of the Missouri Foundation for Health. He had worked for Dr. Kimmey at Saint Louis University and was one of the first staff hired at the Foundation. Staff work as support with Foundation committees; McCarthy worked with Budget & Finance, Audit, Oversight & Ethics, and Investment committees. He explained investment strategies at the beginning; steps taken to make the Foundation functional; and staff growth. Interview and consent signed., 2010 June 17
File — Box: 2, Folder: 13
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The collection contains transcripts for video interviews conducted from January 2009 to June 2010 with 48 individuals relating to the formation and history of the Missouri Foundation for Health. Some transcripts are accompanied by biographical data, interview guides (notes to guide the interviews’ pace and content), index to interviews, and various notes and articles. There are two research files which appear at the beginning of the collection. The transcript files are arranged...
Dates:
2010 June 17
John A. O’Rourke: Research Memo / Presentations., 1998-ca. 2002
File — Box: 2, Folder: 14
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The collection contains transcripts for video interviews conducted from January 2009 to June 2010 with 48 individuals relating to the formation and history of the Missouri Foundation for Health. Some transcripts are accompanied by biographical data, interview guides (notes to guide the interviews’ pace and content), index to interviews, and various notes and articles. There are two research files which appear at the beginning of the collection. The transcript files are arranged...
Dates:
1998-ca. 2002
John A. O’Rourke: Transcript (23 pp.). O’Rourke was the president of Blue Cross of Missouri and chairman of the board of RightCHOICE. He came to St. Louis in 1985 to become president of Healthlink, which was purchased by Blue Cross of Missouri (BCM) in 1995. He recalled circumstances around the conversion lawsuits; opinions of BCM officers (“arrogant and foolish”); meetings in 1997, negotiating a settlement; and taking the settlement decision by the circuit court to the Supreme Court of Missouri. O’Rourke explained the monetary value involved in placing BCM assets into a receivership; provided his opinions of Judge Brown and his motives; and lauded Paul Wilson and Jay Nixon for their work in the settlement and creating the Foundation. Interview and consent signed., 2009 Dec 11
File — Box: 2, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The collection contains transcripts for video interviews conducted from January 2009 to June 2010 with 48 individuals relating to the formation and history of the Missouri Foundation for Health. Some transcripts are accompanied by biographical data, interview guides (notes to guide the interviews’ pace and content), index to interviews, and various notes and articles. There are two research files which appear at the beginning of the collection. The transcript files are arranged...
Dates:
2009 Dec 11
Rev. Jerry Paul (1949-2015): Transcript (21 pp.). Rev. Paul was the president and CEO of the Deaconess Foundation in St. Louis at the time of the interview. Paul completed the health administration program at the Washington University School of Medicine with a fellowship from the United Church of Christ, an effort to encourage clergy members to take administrative positions at affiliated hospitals. He worked at Deaconess Hospital and became its CEO in 1992. Paul explained the relationship between Deaconess and the Foundation and collaborative impact partnerships. Interview and consent signed., 2010 June 18
File — Box: 2, Folder: 16
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The collection contains transcripts for video interviews conducted from January 2009 to June 2010 with 48 individuals relating to the formation and history of the Missouri Foundation for Health. Some transcripts are accompanied by biographical data, interview guides (notes to guide the interviews’ pace and content), index to interviews, and various notes and articles. There are two research files which appear at the beginning of the collection. The transcript files are arranged...
Dates:
2010 June 18
Mary Pilant (1940- ): Biographical Information and Family History, Transcript (31 pp.). Pilant was a teacher, president of the League of Women Voters, and served as chair with the Health Collaborative in Springfield, Missouri. She was appointed to the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) in 2000 and served for 6 years. She recalled her interview with staff members from the attorney general and the governor’s offices, the CAC interviews with potential Foundation board members, and the sometimes contentious relationship between the CAC and the board. Interview and consent signed., 2009 Mar 13
File — Box: 2, Folder: 17
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The collection contains transcripts for video interviews conducted from January 2009 to June 2010 with 48 individuals relating to the formation and history of the Missouri Foundation for Health. Some transcripts are accompanied by biographical data, interview guides (notes to guide the interviews’ pace and content), index to interviews, and various notes and articles. There are two research files which appear at the beginning of the collection. The transcript files are arranged...
Dates:
2009 Mar 13
Steven M. Pu, D.O. (1951- ): Biographical Information and Family History, Newsclippings, Research, Interview Guide., 2002-2009
File — Box: 2, Folder: 18
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The collection contains transcripts for video interviews conducted from January 2009 to June 2010 with 48 individuals relating to the formation and history of the Missouri Foundation for Health. Some transcripts are accompanied by biographical data, interview guides (notes to guide the interviews’ pace and content), index to interviews, and various notes and articles. There are two research files which appear at the beginning of the collection. The transcript files are arranged...
Dates:
2002-2009
Steven M. Pu, D.O. (1951- ): Transcript DVD1 (22 pp.), Transcript DVD 2 (15 pp.). Dr. Pu was elected to the Foundation board in 2002 and served two 3-year terms; he was medial director at Twin Rivers Regional Medical Center and a private practice surgeon in Kennett, Missouri. He explained healthcare conditions in the bootheel and why he chose to practice medicine there. Dr. Pu discussed the various offices he held and board committees on which he served; Gov. Blunt and the blogger, Missouri Pulse; role of Attorney General Jay Nixon; independence of the Foundation from state government; and board diversity (race, gender, regional, professional)., 2009 June 5
File — Box: 2, Folder: 19
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The collection contains transcripts for video interviews conducted from January 2009 to June 2010 with 48 individuals relating to the formation and history of the Missouri Foundation for Health. Some transcripts are accompanied by biographical data, interview guides (notes to guide the interviews’ pace and content), index to interviews, and various notes and articles. There are two research files which appear at the beginning of the collection. The transcript files are arranged...
Dates:
2009 June 5
Tracy M. Reed, DPM (1970- ): Biographical Information and Family History, Transcript (34 pp.). Missouri Attorney General Jay Nixon appointed Dr. Reed to the initial Missouri Foundation for Health board of directors in November 2000. She had a private podiatry practice in north St. Louis. Dr. Reed described the early days on the board; the first grant cycle and need for grant writing assistance to smaller entities; tension with the CAC and within the board; differences between initial board members and later members; and her decision to withdraw from the board after being elected for a second term. Interview and consent signed., 2009 Mar 27
File — Box: 2, Folder: 20
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The collection contains transcripts for video interviews conducted from January 2009 to June 2010 with 48 individuals relating to the formation and history of the Missouri Foundation for Health. Some transcripts are accompanied by biographical data, interview guides (notes to guide the interviews’ pace and content), index to interviews, and various notes and articles. There are two research files which appear at the beginning of the collection. The transcript files are arranged...
Dates:
2009 Mar 27