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Series contains records produced in the course of Françoise Baylis's teaching, and is divided into subseries for records related to hospital teaching (Grand Rounds) and those related to university teaching. Record types include course outlines and syllabi, lecture and presentation notes, assignments and exams, and teaching evaluations.

Series includes primarily records related to Françoise Baylis's published research outputs and is divided into two subseries that distinguish between print publications and oral presentations. A third subseries contains drafts and correspondence related to unpublished work.

Series contains records pertaining to lectures and presentations given by Françoise Baylis at conferences, seminars, workshops, meetings and other invited events, including public lectures and government committees. File titles, scope and content notes are taken from the original folders and/or drawn from Françoise Baylis's CV. Record types include manuscripts, reports, notes, outlines, overhead transparencies, PP slides (printouts) and limited photocopied research or source materials. Series includes three audio recordings of Françoise Baylis being interviewed on CBC radio programs.

Series contains records illustrating Francoise Baylis's achievements in the acquisition of major grants for both research and training purposes, both as principle investigator and in the role of co-investigator or collaborator. The records are primarily administrative in nature, such as applications, letters of intent, correspondence and meeting notes with colleagues, as well as correspondence with granting agencies and research ethics boards. Some files contain draft or published papers. The series includes a sub-series of records pertaining to applications or proposals that were either rejected or declined, and some of these files include brief notes of explanation.

Series contains records illustrating Françoise Baylis's professional service, including committee work, Governor-In-Council appointments, and legal consultation as an expert witness. Other records pertain to her research appointments (e.g., Canada Research Chair) and elected positions (e.g., RSC fellowship). Also included in this series is a file of clinical consultations from Françoise Baylis's employment as a bioethicist at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto. Records include correspondence, minutes, agendas, contracts, reports and court documents. Related written reports and/or presentations may be located in other series.