Hedrick Smith papers, 1923-2010 (Library of Congress Finding Aid)

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	Part II: Television Productions, 1986-2009 (continued)
		"Challenge to America," 1991-1998 (continued)
BOX 277					Research briefs, 1992
						(2 folders)
BOX 277					Unpreparedness, 1991-1993
BOX 277				Program 2: "The Heart of the Nation"
BOX 277					Advisor comments, 1993
BOX 277					Community, 1992-1993
BOX 277					Education, 1993
BOX 277					Fact-checking, 1993
BOX 277					Individual group, 1992-1993
BOX 277					Interview materials, 1993
BOX 278					Research briefs, 1992-1993
						(2 folders)
BOX 278					Shoot materials, 1993
BOX 278					Thurow, Lester, 1993
BOX 278				Program 3: "The Culture of Commerce"
BOX 278					Advisor comments, 1993
BOX 278					Banking industry, 1993
BOX 278					Caterpillar (company), 1993
BOX 278					Fact-checking, 1992-1993
BOX 278					German research and development, 1993
BOX 279					Managerial capitalism, 1992-1993
						(2 folders)
BOX 279					Research briefs, 1992-1993
						(2 folders)
BOX 279					Science for sale, 1993
						(2 folders)
BOX 279					Shoot materials, 1993
BOX 279					Steel industry, 1992-1993
BOX 279					Story ideas, 1992
BOX 279				Program 4: "Winning Strategies"
BOX 279					Advisor comments, 1993
BOX 280					Business education, 1993
BOX 280					Fact-checking, 1993
BOX 280					Ford Motor Co., 1993
BOX 280					Motorola, 1993
BOX 280					Panelists, 1993
						(2 folders)
BOX 280					Research briefs, 1992-1993
						(2 folders)
BOX 281					Sematech, 1993
BOX 281					Shoot materials, 1993
BOX 281					Studio discussion, 1993
						(2 folders)
BOX 281			Sequel
BOX 281				Advisors, 1994
BOX 281				Apprenticeships, 1994-1995
					(2 folders)
BOX 281				Berkeley BioTech High School, 1994
BOX 281				Co-management, 1995
BOX 282				Educational reform, 1994-1997
					(2 folders)
BOX 282				Employment policy, 1994
BOX 282				High school reform, 1994-1995
					(2 folders)
BOX 282				International business, 1994-1995
BOX 282				Labor management, 1994-1995
BOX 282				Management retraining, 1994-1995
BOX 282				Networking, 1994-1995
BOX 283				Notes, 1994-1995
BOX 283				Oakland Health Academy, 1994-1995
BOX 283				Planning, 1994-1995
BOX 283				Private-public partnerships, 1992-1995
BOX 283				Proposals, 1994
DF				Proposals, digital files, 1994
					Digital ID: mss62065_198_176
BOX 283				Quality, 1994-1995
BOX 283				Responsible capitalism, 1994-1995
BOX 283				Small business exporting, 1994-1995
BOX 283				Technology innovation, 1995
BOX 284				Travel, 1994-1995
					(2 folders)
BOX 284				United States workplace, 1994-1995
BOX 284				Worker retraining, 1994-1995
BOX 284			Staff, 1993
BOX 284			Station carriage, 1993-1994
BOX 284			Stock footage, 1993
BOX 284			Stock footage log, 1993
				(2 folders)
DF			Stock footage log, digital files, 1993
				Digital ID: mss62065_198_514
BOX 285			Support
BOX 285				Contracts, 1992-1993
					(2 folders)
BOX 285				Fundraising, 1992
BOX 285				Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission, 1993
BOX 285				Miscellany, 1993
BOX 285				Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai (NHK), 1992-1994
					(3 folders)
BOX 286				NOVA, 1991
BOX 286				Presse aund Informationsamt der Bundesregierung, 1993
BOX 286				Proposal, 1992
BOX 286				Public Broadcasting Service, 1993-1994
BOX 286				Sloan Foundation, 1993
BOX 286				Tamaki Foundation, 1992
BOX 286				Underwriting proposal, 1992
BOX 286				WETA-TV, 1992-1993
					(2 folders)
BOX 286			View from the Top, 1993
				(2 folders)
BOX 287			Viewer responses, 1994
				(4 folders)
BOX 287-325		"Critical Condition," 1997-2001
			"Critical Condition" is a four-part series that investigates the American healthcare system. The first segment, “The Quality Gap,” looks at how medical errors kills thousands of Americans every year. Specific story topics include a Veterans Affairs hospital and how heart surgeries are reported in New York and Northern New England hospitals. “The Chronically Ill” explores how managed care is covered by insurance companies Humana and Kasier Permanente. As the financial objectives of insurance companies conflict with treating chronically ill patients, coverage is often denied. “The Idealistic HMO” looks at Kaiser Permanente as a not-for-profit HMO (health maintenance organization) and their AIDS and diabetes programs, whose patients require costly continual treatment. “The Uninsured” segment focuses on the working poor, those with employers who do not provide health insurance cannot afford to pay for medical coverage on their own. Smith looks at Tenn-Care in Tennessee and the Child Health Insurance Program, both programs created to cover the uninsured, and how they both help and fall short in their efforts. This production was created in conjunction with "Dr. Solomon’s Dilemma," and may contain related information. Materials include production bibles, interview transcripts, research, digital files, segment planning documents, and interview transcript pulls.
			Arranged alphabetically by topic or material type.
BOX 287			Advisors, 2000
BOX 287			Awards, 2001
				(2 folders)
BOX 287			Contacts, 1998
DF			Contacts, digital files, 1998
				Digital ID: mss62065_198_144
				Digital ID: mss62065_198_145
				Digital ID: mss62065_198_146
BOX 287			Credits, 2000
DF			Digital files, 1998-1999
				Digital ID: mss62065_198_003
				Digital ID: mss62065_198_130
				Digital ID: mss62065_198_134
				Digital ID: mss62065_198_142
				Digital ID: mss62065_198_143
				Digital ID: mss62065_198_148
				Digital ID: mss62065_198_156
BOX 288			Interview transcripts
BOX 288				California, 2000
					(2 folders)
BOX 288				Index, 2000
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