She is best known for her coverage of the insurrection in Nicaragua and her documentation of human rights issues in Latin America.
This patient was not hospitalized in the rheumatology department at that time, but we decided to invite her to our study due to the exceptionally long duration of RA recorded in her medical documentation – 50 years.
A colleague doing a hospice admission wrote that a dying patient had "liver failure and renal failure," and in a separate part of her documentation wrote the conditions in the reverse order: "renal failure and liver failure". From a medical point of view, the order of the two is irrelevant, but her supervisor reprimanded her for the disparity, since it suggested inconsistency.
She turned over her documentation in the form of a journal, as well as letters and memos from former employees.
Ullens first trip to Iran was in 1948, and so began her documentation of the nomadic peoples of Iran, in particular of the Qashqā'ī tribes.
Among other things, she had to collect more than 50 letters of recommendation from fashion stylists and editors in the U.K. to finalize her documentation.
The people she dealt with in her search for documentation that proved Juana's claim were all friendly and helpful, Sister Judith told me, but she soon found herself on a long journey though a byzantine and slow-moving bureaucracy.
The documentation in her loose-leaf binder was voluminous: five inches thick, in plastic sleeves, separated by dividers.
Late last year the Guardian revealed that Hawkins, who has lived in the UK for 24 years, had received a letter from the Home Office advising her to "prepare to leave the country" when she failed to include the correct documentation in her application for residency.
In addition to her practical experience in program implementation and documentation her summer experience also gave her the opportunity to learn more about early childhood policies.
