Peoples Temple Collection; Box 21, Virtual Folder 1: Q729- Doctor Schacht issues instructions to Jonestown clinic nurses
Creator
- Jones, Jim (Jones, James Warren) (Person)
- Peoples Temple (Organization)
Summary Note
Larry Schacht, Jonestown’s only medical doctor, tells a small gathering how they should describe a patient when that patient first arrives for medical treatment. The basics are simple, including the medical basics of temperature, pulse and blood pressure. It cannot be determined with certainty whether this short tape was recorded in Jonestown, but it seems as though this tape is a training tool for nurses and aides arriving at the Jonestown clinic. Full summary of the recording available at Alternative Considerations of Jonestown website, along with the tape transcript.
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Physical Description Note
Original audiocassette tape recording digitized and made available as .mp3 audio file.
Publisher Note
Publisher: The Jonestown Institute
Subject
- Jones, Jim, 1931-1978 (Person)
Genre / Form
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Repository Details
Part of the Special Collections & University Archives Repository