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  • Chapter 1. The Electronic Patient Record
  • Chapter 3. Infrastructures for the third millenium
  • Chapter 5. Bioinformatics
  • Chapter 7. Decision Support
  • Chapter 9. Education
  • Chapter 11. Human Computer Interaction
  • Chapter 13. Imaging & Image Management
  • Chapter 15. Ethical & Societal Issues
  • Chapter 17. Aspects of Patient Care

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    Branko Cesnik, Alexa Thorlichen McCray, Jean-Raoul Scherrer:
    MEDINFO '98 - 9th World Congress on Medical Informatics, Seoul, South Korea, August 14-21, 1998. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 52, IOS Press 1998, ISBN 978-90-5199-407-0

Chapter 1. The Electronic Patient Record

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  Warner V. Slack:
  Cybermedicine: How Computing Empowers Patients for Better Health Care. 3-5
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    Vania Pentcheva-Spiridonov, Alexander Horsch, M. Hadamitzky, H. Kreuzberg, Günter Schmidt, Raphael Schneider:
    A Distributed Medical Record on a Holter-ECG Archiving and Analysis System. 6-8
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    Lizette de Wet, Theo McDonald, Gawie Pistorius:
    The Electronic Patient Record in General Practice - A South-African Perspective. 9-13
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    Monica Mooney, Siobhan Barry, Ronald Draper:
    The Electronic Patient Record as a Guarantor of Personalised Mental Health Care. 14-17
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    Terry J. Hannan:
    Transporting an Electronic Patient Record System Across International Boundaries-The Lessons Learnt. 18-20
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    Jochen R. Möhr:
    A Quantitative Perspective on the Virtual Patient Record (VPR) and its Realization. 21-25
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    W. Ed Hammond, Daniel L. Pollard, Mark J. Straube:
    Managing Healthcare: A View of Tomorrow. 26-30
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    Marjan Suselj, Stanislav Cuber:
    Smartcard - a Vehicle of Access to the Health Care Services. 31-35
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    John D. Halamka, Charles Safran:
    CareWeb™, a Web-based Medical Record for an Integrated Healthcare Delivery System. 36-39
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    Daniel J. Nigrin:
    ATRAS: A Decision Support Application Layered on the W3-EMRS Architecture. 40-44
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    Robert A. Jenders, Balendu Dasgupta, Dario Mercedes, Paul D. Clayton:
    Design and Implementation of a Multi-Institution Immunization Registry. 45-49
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    Frédérique Laforest, Stéphane Frénot, André Flory:
    A Hypermedia-based Medical Records Management System. 50-54
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    David Bomba:
    A Comparative Study of Computerised Medical Records Usage Among General Practitioners in Australia and Sweden. 55-59
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    Daniel Z. Sands, David M. Rind, Cynthia Vieira, Charles Safran:
    Can a Large Institution Go Paperless? 60-63
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    Richard Dumont, Ruud van der Loo, Frits van Merode, Huibert J. Tange:
    User Needs and Demands of a Computer Based Patient Record. 64-69
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    Hauke Kindler, Dirk Densow, Alexander E. Baranov, Theodor M. Fliedner, Ralf U. Peter:
    A Multimedia Database for Dermatology. 70-74
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    Sunny Kang, Kwang-Ae Kim:
    The Survey on the Completeness of the Medical Records as the Basis for Producing Valuable Health Information. 75-79
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    Jürgen Stausberg, Olga Kolke, Karlheinz Albrecht:
    Using a Computer-based Patient Record for Quality Management in Surgery. 80-84
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    Yasushi Matsumura, Hiroshi Takeda, Takeo Okada, Shigeki Kuwata, Hiroaki Nakazawa, Norihiro Hazumi, Michitoshi Inoue:
    Devices for Structured Data Entry in Electronic Patient Record. 85-88
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    Oliver Reinhard, Christian Ohr, Paul Schmücker, Reinhold Haux:
    On Stepwise Integrating an Electronic Patient Record based on Digital-optical Archiving and Multi-purpose Health Professional Workstations: Experiences at the Heidelberg University Hospital. 89-92
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    Heiko Sippel, Hans-Peter Eich, Christian Ohmann:
    Data Collection in Multi-center Clinical Trials via Internet. A Generic System in Java. 93-97
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    Dean F. Sittig, Michael J. Franklin, Masha Turetsky, Andrew J. Sussman, David W. Bates, Anthony L. Komaroff, Jonathan M. Teich:
    Design and Development of a Computer-based Clinical Referral System for use within a Physician Hospital Organization. 98-102
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    Onno W. Weier, Martin Kalshoven, Hans van der Kolk, Freerk A. Leguit, Maurits Ros, Pieter J. Toussaint:
    The Federated Healthcare Record to Support Shared Diabetes Care. 103-106
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    Sabine Koch, Ina-Veronika Wagner, Werner Schneider, Fei Hana:
    New Concept of an Integrated IT&T-based Dental Workstation for Quality Assurance in Oral Health Care. 107-111
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    Thomas Kirste, Matthias Lange:
    A Mobile System for Recording Examination Data of the Analysis of Functional Disorders of the Masticatory System. 112-116
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    Tsutomu Matsumoto, Kouichi Tomita, Mike Nga:
    A Support System To Make Care Plan of Elders. 117-120
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    B. Kobrinsky, I. Tester, N. Demikova, Yu. Sedov, B. Marjanchik, L. Taperova, Yu. Glukhovskaya, M. Podolnaja:
    A Multifunctional System of the National Genetic Register. 121-125
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    The Electronic Patient Record - Posters. 126-131

Chapter 2. Information Retrieval

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    Peter J. Murray, Denis M. Anthony:
    Nursing e-journals: are Current Models using the Web's Potential? 135-139
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    Peter W. Moorman, Johan L. van der Lei, Jan H. van Bemmel:
    An Analysis of 5 Years of Medical Informatics Publications. 140-144
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    Kengo Miyo, Kazuhiko Ohe:
    SGML-based Construction and Automatic Organization of Comprehensive Medical Textbook on the Internet. 145-149
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    Olivier Baujard, Vincent Baujard, Sandrine Aurel, Célia Boyer, Ron D. Appel:
    A Multi-Agent Softbot to Retrieve Medical Information on Internet. 150-154
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    Christian Lovis, Robert H. Baud, Pierre-André Michel, Anne-Marie Rassinoux, Jean Marie Rodrigues, Jean-Raoul Scherrer:
    Full Text Multilingual Automatic Morphosemantems for Stand-Alone or Internet Based Applications. 155
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    Martial François, Michel Joubert, Dominique Fieschi, Marius Fieschi:
    Implementation of a Database on Drugs into a University Hospital Intranet. 156-160
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    Michel Joubert, Françoise Volot, Dominique Fieschi, Marius Fieschi:
    Conceptual Integration of Information Databases into an Intranet. 161-165
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    Erik M. van Mulligen:
    UMLS-based Access to CPR Data. 166-170
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    Yuri Kagolovsky, Jochen R. Möhr:
    A Structured Model for Evaluation of Information Retrieval (IR). 171-175
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    Christine Bouchet, Olivier Bodenreider, François Kohler:
    Integration of the analytical and alphabetical ICD10 in a coding help system. Proposal of a theoretical model for the ICD representation. 176-179
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    Information Retrieval - Posters. 180-186

Chapter 3. Infrastructures for the third millenium

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    Siaw-Teng Liaw, Michael Kidd, Branko Cesnik, K. C. Lun, L. G. Goh, T. Yoo, Y. T. Wun:
    The Asia Pacific Association for Medical Informatics (APAMI) and World Organisation of Family Doctors (WONCA) Consortium on General and Family Practice Informatics - a Statement of Intent. 189-192
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    Kazuko Yamamoto, Jun Makino, Norio Sasagawa, Masami Nagira:
    An Integrated Multimedia Medical Information Network System. 193-196
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    Thomas Kleinoeder, Otto Rienhoff:
    A Global Intranet for an International Scientific Society. 197-201
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    Beatriz de Faria Leão, Pablo J. Madril, Eneida A. Mendonça, Paulo R. Lopes, Daniel Sigulem, Meide Silva Anção, Lincoln Moura:
    The Software Challenge for the Next Decade: the Global Objects Scenario. 202-206
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    Mats Carlsson, Daniel Karlsson, Hans Åhlfeldt, Ove Wigertz:
    Design and Application of a Terminology Management System. 207-211
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    Stéphane Spahni, Jean-Raoul Scherrer, Dominique Sauquet, Pier Angelo Sottile:
    Middleware for Healthcare Information Systems. 212-216
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    Daniel L. Pollard, W. Ed Hammond:
    Object Technology: Raising the Standards for Healthcare Information Systems. 217-221
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    Mikko Korpela:
    From Legacy Systems via Client/Server to Web Browser Technology in Hospital Informatics in Finland. 222-226
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  Nathalie Bricon-Souf, Jean-Marie Renard, Régis Beuscart:
  Dynamic Workflow Model for Complex Activity in Intensive Care Unit. 227-231
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    Conn Mulvihill, Ahmed Patel, Tadhg O'Meara:
    Intelligent Agent for Collaborative Diagnosis. 232-236
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    Roberto Minarelli Della Valle, Adriano Baldoni, Marco De Rossi, Fernando Ferri:
    SeCD Electronic Folder: CADMIO's Application for the Medical Folder of a Service for the Care of Drug Addicts. 237-241
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    Infrastrucrures for the third millenium - Posters. 242-246

Chapter 4. Telemedicine

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    Andy Marsh:
    The Creation of a Global Telemedical Information Society. 249-254
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    Uwe Engelmann, Andre Schröter, Ulrike Baur, Oliver Werner, Markus Schwab, Henning Müller, Hans-Peter Meinzer:
    The Evolution of a German Teleradiology System. 255-260
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    François-André Allaert, Liliane Dusserre:
    Telemedicine: Responsibilities and Contractual Framework. 261-264
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    Taiwoo Yoo, Bong Yul Huh, Hyoyee Jeon, Young Ho Yun:
    Home Telecare System Integrated with Periodic Health Reminder and Medical Record & Multimedia Health Information. 265-268
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    Hiroshi Inada, Hiroyuki Horio, Kazuo Nakazawa, Kiyomu Ishikawa, Yuhki Tashiro, Kenji Matsumura, Shigeru Aso, Hidehiro Hosaka:
    A Study on Development of a Home Health Care Support Information System. 269-271
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    Joseph Finkelstein, George Hripcsak, Manuel R. Cabrera:
    Telematic System for Monitoring of Asthma Severity in Patients' Homes. 272-276
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    Masaaki Makikawa, Satoshi Kurata, Masakatsu Kawato, Hideteru Kobayashi, Ayumu Takahashi, Rinzo Tokue:
    Ambulatory Physical Activity Monitoring System. 277-281
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    Nam H. Kim, Sun K. Yoo, K. M. Kim, Y. T. Kang, S. H. Bae, S. R. Kim:
    Development of a Medical Record and Radiographic Image Transmission System Using a High-Speed Communication Network. 282-285
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    Hiroshi Nagata, Hiroshi Mizushima:
    World Wide Microscope : New Concept of Internet Telepathology Microscope and Implementation of the Prototype. 286-289
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    Douglas A. Perednia, James Wallace, Mary Morrisey, Marjorie Bartlett, Larry Marchionda, Andrew Gibson, Emily Campbell:
    The Effect of a Teledermatology Program on Rural Referral Patterns to Dermatologists and the Management of Skin Disease. 290-293
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    James E. Gray, Peter C. Jones, Michele Phillips, David R. Veroff, Charles Safran:
    Telematics In The Neonatal ICU And Beyond: Improving Care, Communication and Information Sharing. 294-297
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    Mark C. Rendina, Carl L. Bose, Keith J. Gallaher, Walker A. Long, Tom A. Ciszek, Catherine M. Baush, William W. Lowe:
    The Effect of a Neonatal Telecardiology System on Respiratory Therapy in Very Low Birthweight Infants. 298-301
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    Riccardo Maceratini, Fabrizio L. Ricci, Maurizio Rafanelli:
    Telematic Evolution of Day-Hospital in Oncology. 302-306
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    Jinwook Choi, Younghan Kim, Sang-goo Lee, Jaeok Lee, Jonginn Woo, Jungdon Seo, Taewoo Yoo, Hanik Cho:
    Features for a B-ISDN Telemedicine System and its Application. 307-310
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    Hiroshi Takeda, Yasushi Matsumura, Takeo Okada, Shigeki Kuwata, Masaru Komori, Takashi Takahashi, Kotaro Minato, Tsutomu Hashimoto, Minoru Wada, Yoshio Fujio:
    Functional Evaluation of Telemedicine with Super High Definition Images and B-ISDN. 311-314
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    Roderick Neame, Michael J. Olson:
    How can Sharing Clinical Information be Made to Work? 315-318
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    Miki Ojima, Hiroo Tamagawa, Naoji Hayashi, Satoshi Shizukuishi:
    Dental Interview System with a Native-language Interpreting Engine. 319-321
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    Han-joon Kim, Eun-Soo Park, Sang-goo Lee, Yeong-Gil Shin:
    Collaborative Workspace for Multimedia Medical Conferencing. 322-326
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    Gustav Quade, Frederick Far, Norbert Püschel:
    Long Term Evaluation of the CancerNet WWW Service. 327-331
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    Victor Maojo, José Crespo, Luis Villalonga, Raul Cuadrado, Juan Rodriguez, José A. Sanandrés, Manuel Guiote, Fernando Martin, Alejandro Pazos:
    Disseminating Multimedia Protocols over Internet for Emergency and Catastrophe Management. 332-336
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    Sun-Mi Yoo, Haeng Lee, Soo-Young Kim:
    Medical Counseling through Computer Communication Networks. 337-340
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    Chapter Name - Posters. 341-348

Chapter 5. Bioinformatics

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    Véronique Giudicelli, Denys Chaume, Gérard Mennessier, Hans-Helmar Althaus, Werner Müller, Julia G. Bodmer, Ansar Malik, Marie-Paule Lefranc:
    IMGT, the International ImMunoGeneTics Database: a New Design for Immunogenetics Data Access. 351-355
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    Prasanna R. Kolatkar, Meena Kishore Sakharkar, T. C. Roderic, B. K. Kiong, L. Wong, Tin Wee Tan, S. Subbiah:
    Integration of Bioinformatics tools at the National University of Singapore (NUS). 356-360
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    Ralf Hofestädt:
    A Integrative Molecular Information System. 361-364
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    Casimir A. Kulikowski, Diane E. Zimmerman, Gaetano T. Montelione, Stephen Anderson:
    Structural-Functional Bioinformatics: Knowledge-Based NMR Interpretation. 365-366
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    Fengrong Ren, Hiroshi Tanaka, Toshitsugu Okayama, Takashi Gojobori:
    The Application of Model-based Complexity Inference Method to Molecular Evolution Analysis. 367-371
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    George I. Mihalas, Anca Kygyosi, Diana Lungeanu, Corina Vernic:
    Modeling and Simulation in Molecular Pharmacology. 372-375
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    Thomas Schröder, Uwe Rösler, Florian Leiner, Inéz Frerichs, Günter Hahn, Gerhard Hellige:
    Simulation of the initial concentration-time course after intravenous application of the drug. 376-379
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    Diana Lungeanu, Carmen Popa, Sergiu Hotca, Gratian Macovievici:
    Modelling Human Depth Perception in Binocular Vision: Obtaining the Horizontal Disparity Map. 380-384
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    Milan Milosavljevic, Svetozar Damjanovic, Nikola Kocev, Jelena Marinkovic:
    Cepstral Distance Measures of Hormone Concentration Time Series. 385-388
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    Jorma Laurikkala, Martti Juhola:
    Population Size and Quality in Genetics-Based Rule Learning from Medical Data. 389-393
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    Zong-Rong Li, Ai-Jing Tian, Yan-Yan Yang:
    Preparing for the Third Millennium: the Views of Life Informatics. 394-396
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    Bioinformatics - Posters. 397-400

Chapter 6. Communications & Standards

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    Charles E. Kahn Jr.:
    Self-Documenting Structured Reports using Open Information Standards. 403-407
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    C. J. Kooijman, M. E. C. Kaag:
    Sending Specialist Reports to GPs using EDI. 408-411
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    Peter J. Branger, A. van't Hooft, Johannes C. van der Wouden, Joop S. Duisterhout, Jan H. van Bemmel:
    Shared Care for Diabetes: Supporting Communication between Primary and Secondary Care. 412-416
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    Hiroshi Mizushima, Eiko Uchiyama, Masanori Akiyama, Ryuichi Yamamoto, Hiroyuki Tatsumi:
    Medical Internet Exchange Project in JAPAN. 417-419
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    Takahiro Kiuchi, Tsunetaro Sakurai, Kazuhiko Ohe, Yasuo Ohashi, Shigekoto Kaihara:
    University Medical Information Network - Past, Present, and Future. 420-424
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    Christine Fitzgerald, Louise Ogilvie:
    Achieving Standardization of Health Information in Canada by the Year 2000. 425-428
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    Bong Yul Huh, Taiwoo Yoo, Sungja Cho, Sang-yeon Suh, O. Sang Woo, Min-Sun Park:
    Standardization of the Nationwide Health Examination in Korea. 429-432
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    Michio Kimura, Kazuhiko Ohe, Hiroyuki Yoshihara, Yutaka Ando, Fumiaki Kawamata, Teruyoshi Hishiki, Katsunori Ohashi, Takaya Sakusabe, Shigeki Tani, Masanori Akiyama:
    Patient Information Exchange Guideline MERIT-9 using Medical Markup Language MML. 433-437
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    Takaya Sakusabe, Baatar Shirchin, Michio Kimura:
    Proposal of a new Internet Standard for DICOM: DICOM-QR URL. 438-441
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    Communications & Standards - Posters. 442-445

Chapter 7. Decision Support

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    Young Moon Chae, Kwang Su Park, Quehn Park, Mi Young Bae:
    Development of Medical Decision Support System for Leukemia Management. 449-452
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    Daniel Gordon, Rick Chapman, Hans Kunov, Alf Dolan, Michael W. Carter:
    Hospital Management Decision Support: A Balanced Scorecard Approach. 453-456
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    Carol A. Broverman, Joseph M. Schlesinger, David Sperzel, Joan Kapusnik-Uner:
    The Future of Knowledge-Based Components in the Electronic Health Record. 457-461
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    Christian Ohmann, Hans-Peter Eich, Heiko Sippel:
    A Data Dictionary Approach to Multilingual Documentation and Decision Support for the Diagnosis of Acute Abdominal Pain (COPERNICUS 555, An European Concerted Action). 462-466
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    Gilad J. Kuperman, Tom Cooley, Joanne Tremblay, Jonathan M. Teich, William Churchill:
    Decision Support for Medication Use in an Inpatient Physician Order Entry Application and a Pharmacy Application. 467-471
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    William Rodman Shankle, Subramani Mani, Malcolm B. Dick, Michael J. Pazzani:
    Simple Models for Estimating Dementia Severity Using Machine Learning. 472-476
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    Cungen Cao, Tze-Yun Leong, Adrian Peng Kheong Leong:
    Induction of Diagnostic Test Strategies with Multi-Level Information Measures. 477-482
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    Tze-Yun Leong, Cungen Cao:
    Modelling Medical Decisions in DynaMoL: A New General Framework of Dynamic Decision Analysis. 483-487
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    Mauricio Leon, James M. Keller:
    Architecture of a Neural Network Client / Server System for Decision Support in Clinical Information Systems. 488-492
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    Christine L. Tsien, Hamish S. F. Fraser, William J. Long, R. Lee Kennedy:
    Using Classification Tree and Logistic Regression Methods to Diagnose Myocardial Infarction. 493-497
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    Isabelle Colombet, Marie-Christine Jaulent, Benoit Diebold, Patrice Degoulet:
    Implementation of a Fuzzy Prototype-based Machine Learning Method to predict Myocardial Infarction from Coronary Angiography. 498-502
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    Jianye Zheng, Tze-Yun Leong:
    Consistency Management in Multiple Perspective Medical Decision Analysis. 503-507
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    Georges Weil, Kamel Heus, Peter Chan, Patrice François:
    The Nurse Scheduling Problem: a Combinatorial Problem, Solved by the Combination of Constraint Programming and Real Users Heuristics. 508-512
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    Shamsul Chowdhury, Kent Lindqvist, Mats Åhlgren, Toomas Timpka:
    Knowledge Discovery and Case Based Reasoning in Health Promotion: Development of a Help-Desk for Prevention of Occupational Injuries. 513-516
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    Jana Zvárová, Marie Tomecková, Frantisek Boudík:
    Relevant Information for Decision Support Systems: Application in Cardiology. 517-520
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    Marieke C. Vissers, Arie Hasman, Jouwert W. Stapert:
    Presenting Treatment Protocols with Web Technology. 521-524
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    Kouhei Akazawa, Tsuyoshi Nakamura, Yoshiaki Nose:
    A Statistical Model that takes into account Patient Heterogeneity in Decision Making. 525-528
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    Peter Kokol, Milan Zorman, Milojka Molan Stiglic, Ivan Malèiæ:
    The Limitations of Decision Trees and Automatic Learning in Real World Medical Decision Making. 529-533
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    Nelson Juan Cañizares, Raúl Díaz, Luis Armando Gurris, José Antonio Sánchez, Israel Pear, Rubén Quintero, Emilio Soto, Héctor Hernández, Ricardo Morales, Rom'n Lannes, Oscar Rodriguez, Ileana Díaz, Lourdes Obrador:
    Microcomputer Decision Support System for Intensive Care. 534-536
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    Lucila Ohno-Machado, Donald Bialek:
    Diagnosing Breast Cancer from FNAs: Variable Relevance in Neural Network and Logistic Regression Models. 537-540
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    Pierre-Yves Boëlle, Jean-François Vibert, Philippe Garnerin, Alain-Jacques Valleron:
    Modelling Health Care processes with SHARE. 541-543
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    Marie-Christine Jaulent, Christel Le Bozec, Eric Zapletal, Patrice Degoulet:
    Case Based Diagnosis in Histopathology of Breast Tumours. 544-548
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    Lothar Gierl, Bernhard Pollwein, Martina Wolter, Rainer Schmidt:
    Focusing on Resistance Development in a Case Based Teleconsultation System for Antibiotics Therapy Advice. 549-553
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    Rainer Schmidt, Bernhard Pollwein, Lothar Gierl:
    Prognoses of Multiparametric Medical Time Courses Applied to Kidney Function Assessments. 554-558
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    Stephen Chu, Branko Cesnik:
    Modelling Computerised Clinical Pathways. 559-563
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    Decision Support - Posters. 564-578

Chapter 8. Knowledge Representation

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    Robert H. Baud, Christian Lovis, Anne-Marie Rassinoux, Pierre-André Michel, Jean-Raoul Scherrer:
    Automatic Extraction of Linguistic Knowledge from an International Classification. 581-585
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    Pierre Zweigenbaum, Patrick Courtois:
    Acquisition of Lexical Resources from SNOMED for Medical Language Processing. 586-590
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    Judith C. Wagner, Jeremy E. Rogers, Robert H. Baud, Jean-Raoul Scherrer:
    Natural Language Generation of Surgical Procedures. 591-595
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    Anita Burgun, Olivier Bodenreider, Patrick Denier, Denis Delamarre, Geneviève Botti, Philippe Oberlin, Jean-Michel Léevêque, Marc Brémond, Marius Fieschi, Pierre Le Beux:
    A Collaborative Approach to Building a Terminology for Medical Procedures using a Web-based Application : From Specifications to daily use. 596-599
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    Kent A. Spackman:
    Integrating Sources for a Clinical Reference Terminology: Experience Linking SNOMED to LOINC and Drug Vocabularies. 600-603
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    Susan J. Grobe, Linda C. Hughes:
    Nursing Terminology: A Comparison of the ICNP and the Nursing Intervention Lexicon and Taxonomy. 604-608
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    Howard Goldberg, Denise Goldsmith, Vincent Law, Kevin Keck, Mark S. Tuttle, Charles Safran:
    An Evaluation of UMLS as a Controlled Terminology for the Problem List Toolkit. 609-612
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    Håkan Petersson, Gunnar H. Nilsson, Hans Åhlfeldt, Britt-Gerd Malmberg, Ove Wigertz:
    Semantic Modeling of a Traditional Classification: Results and Implications. 613-617
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    Juan Rodriguez, Victor Maojo, José Crespo, Isabel Fernández:
    A Concept Model for the Automatic Maintenance of Controlled Medical Vocabularies. 618-622
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    Jean Marie Rodrigues, Béatrice Trombert Paviot, Robert H. Baud, Judith C. Wagner, Florence Meusnier-Carriot:
    Galen-In-Use: Using artificial intelligence terminology tools to improve the linguistic coherence of a national coding system for surgical procedures. 623-627
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    Stefanie Kethers, Bettina von Buol, Matthias Jarke, Rudolf Repges:
    Lessons Learned from Co-operative Terminology Work in the Medical Domain. 628-632
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    Udo Hahn, Martin Romacker, Stefan Schulz:
    Why Discourse Structures in Medical Reports Matter for the Validity of Automatically Generated Text Knowledge Bases. 633-638
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    Magnus Bång, Henrik Eriksson, Toomas Timpka:
    Use of Project Ontologies and Terminology Servers to Support Software Engineering. 639-643
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    John Y. Park, Mark A. Musen:
    VM-in-Protégé: A Study of Software Reuse. 644-648
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    Shusaku Tsumoto, Hiroshi Tanaka:
    Automated Acquisition of Rules from Clinical Databases and its Evaluation. 649-653
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    Stefano Dessena, Angelo Rossi Mori, Elena Galeazzi:
    Building Cross-Thesauri with the support of UMLS. 654-659
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    Peter L. Elkin, Mark S. Tuttle, Kevin Keck, Keith E. Campbell, Geoffrey E. Atkin, Christopher G. Chute:
    The Role of Compositionality in Standardized Problem List Generation. 660-664
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    William R. Hersh, Todd K. Leen, P. Steve Rehfuss, Susan Malveau:
    Automatic Prediction of Trauma Registry Procedure Codes from Emergency Room Dictations. 665-669
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    Olivier Bodenreider, Alexa T. McCray:
    From French vocabulary to the Unified Medical Language System: A preliminary study. 670-674
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    Yuji Ouchi:
    Medical Diagnostic System Using Fuzzy Coloured Petri Nets under Uncertainty. 675-679
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    Joseph W. Hales, Katherine M. Schoeffler:
    Barriers to Evaluation of Clinical Vocabularies. 680-684
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    Peter Spyns, Ngo Thanh Nhan, Erik Baert, Naomi Sager, Georges De Moor:
    Medical Language Processing applied to extract clinical information from Dutch medical documents. 685-689
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    Knowledge Representation - Posters. 690-694

Chapter 9. Education

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    Vivian Vimarlund, Toomas Timpka, Niklas Hallberg:
    The Economic Implications of Users Willingness to Increase Knowledge Capital in Health Informatics. 711-715
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    David H. Levy, Barry J. Miller, David Wagoner:
    Educational Benefits and Cost Savings from an Interactive Multimedia "Best Practice". 716-719
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    Margaret Bearman, Michael Kidd, Branko Cesnik:
    Methodology for Developing Educational Hypermedia Systems. 720-726
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    Chie Sakuragi, Tomoko Saito, Fang Wang, Hideto Takahashi, Yumi Sato, Kazuko Kikuchi, Katsumi Kano:
    Lifestyle Evaluation System to Support Health Education. 727-731
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    James B. McGee, Jane Neill, Leon Goldman, Edward Casey:
    Using Multimedia Virtual Patients to Enhance the Clinical Curriculum for Medical Students. 732-735
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    InSook Cho, Hyeoun-Ae Park:
    Development of A Web-based CAI Program for Maternity Nursing Practice. 736-739
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    Ann Bygholm, Ole K. Hejlesen, Christian Nøhr:
    Problem Oriented Project Work in a Distance Education Program in Health Informatics. 740-744
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    Elena Silvia Bernad, Adrian Frantescu, Sandor I. Bernad, Corina Vernic:
    WEB-MO - A Computer Aided Learning on WWW. 745-747
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    Carole A. Gassert, Marla Salmon:
    Setting a National Informatics Agenda for Nursing Education and Practice to Prepare Nurses to Develop and Use Information Technology. 748-751
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    Karalee Miller, Denis Pretti, Irene Wright, Michael Guerriere:
    Innovative Informatics Education: Aligning Theory and Practice Through Strategic Partnership. 752-755
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    Virginia K. Saba, Sheila M. Sparks:
    Twenty Care Components: An Educational Strategy to Teach Nursing Science. 756-759
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    Michele Crudele:
    Assessing the use of low cost PC-based ISDN videoconferencing in hospital training. 760-763
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    L. G. Goh, Siaw-Teng Liaw, K. C. Lun:
    Collaboration over the Internet - the Melbourne-Singapore way. 764-767
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    Daniel Sigulem, Silvana S. F. X. Gimenez, Alberto Cebukin, Orlando Lima Cardoso, Maria Susan Chern, Monica Parente Ramos, Meide Silva Anção, Rudolf Wechsler, Carlos Roberto Serachi, Humberto Bracco Netto, Samuel Goihman:
    Model of Computerized Academic Medical Clinic. 768-771
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    Louis-Paul Séka, Régis Duvauferrier, Annie Fresnel, Pierre Le Beux:
    A Virtual University Web System for a Medical School. 772-776
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    John Mantas, Marianna Diomidous:
    Curriculum Development and Courseware Implementation Using World Wide Web technology. 777-779
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    Laurence Alpay, Randy Giffen:
    Investigating a Concept-Based Tool to Enhance the Process of Curriculum Development: An Example for Healthcare Education. 780-784
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    H. J. Kim, S. R. Kim, D. S. Yoo, S. H. Lee, O. K. Suh, J. H. Cho, H. T. Shin, J. P. Yoon:
    The Development of Digital Library System for Drug Research Information. 785-787
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    Gunther Eysenbach, Jürgen Bauer, Alexander Sager, Andreas Bittorf, Miklós Simon, Thomas L. Diepgen:
    An International Dermatological Image Atlas on the WWW: Practical Use for Undergraduate and Continuing Medical Education, Patient Education and Epidemiological Research. 788-792
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    Alexander Horsch, Paul Hellerhoff, Markus Hogg, H. Ahlbrink, T. Balbacha, Thomas Liß, K. Minov, Paul Gerhardt:
    Concepts of a Web-based Open Distributed Textbook for the Multimodal Diagnostics of Gastrointestinal Tumours with MRI, CT and Video-endoscopy Addressing Students of Medicine and Students of Medical Informatics as two Different Target Groups. 793-797
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    Education - Posters. 798-805

Chapter 10. Evaluation

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    Gérard Soula, Jean Puccia, Dominique Fieschi, Jean-Louis Bernard, Claude Le Boeuf, Marius Fieschi:
    Impact of the TOP-FORUM Hypermedia System in a Pediatric Oncology Care Unit. 809-813
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    David W. Bates, Elizabeth M. Pappius, Gilad J. Kuperman, Dean F. Sittig, Helen Burstin, David G. Fairchild, Troyen A. Brennan, Jonathan M. Teich:
    Measuring and Improving Quality Using Information Systems. 814-818
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    Gilles Chatellier, Isabelle Colombet, Patrice Degoulet:
    Computer-Adjusted Dosage of Anticoagulant Therapy Improves the Quality of Anticoagulation. 819-823
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    Graciela Manetti, Eduardo Rodas, Pablo Morici, Roberto Gallino Fernandez, Angel Tonietto, Nora Oliveri:
    Continuous Quality Improvement through use of Perinatal Clinical Record and Agustina Database. 824-826
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    David F. Lobach, Cynthia S. Gadd, Joseph W. Hales, Prakash Baskaran:
    Siegfried: System for Interactive Electronic Guidelines with Feedback and Resources for Instructional and Educational Development. 827-831
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    Marie-Catherine Beuscart-Zéphir, P. Sockeel, B. Bossard, Régis Beuscart:
    Activity Modelling for assessing the Usability of Telematics Applications in Healthcare. 832-836
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    Mitsuru Ikeda, Takeo Ishigaki, Kazunobu Yamauchi:
    Review of the New Methodology of Analyzing Receiver Operating Characteristic Curves. 837-840
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    Cheng Shi, Jinyan Hu, Huamei Hu, Benlin You:
    Present Situation and Characteristics of Traditional Chinese Medical Informatics (TCMI). 841-844
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    E. Andrew Balas, Kui Chun Su, Jan Frederik Solem, Zong-Rong Li, Gordon Brown:
    Upgrading Clinical Decision Support with Published Evidence: What Can Make the Biggest Difference? 845-848
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    Marilynne Hebert:
    Professional and Organizational Impact of Using Patient Care Information Systems. 849-853
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    Kerry Ellen Meyer, Rita Altamore, Michael K. Chapko, Mauri Miner, Mary McGann, Emory Hill, Carol Van Duesen-Lucas, Marina Bates, Charlene R. Weir, Thomas Lincoln:
    The Need for a Thoughtful Deployment Strategy: Evaluating Clinicians' Perceptions of Critical Deployment Issues. 854-858
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    Insoo Rheem, Kap No Lee:
    The Multi-Item Univariate Delta Check Method: A New Approach. 859-863
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    Charles P. Friedman, Arthur S. Elstein, Fredric M. Wolf, Gwendolyn C. Murphy, Timothy M. Franz, Paul L. Fine, Paul S. Heckerling, Thomas M. Miller:
    Measuring the Quality of Diagnostic Hypothesis Sets for Studies of Decision Support. 864-868
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    Niklas Hallberg, Toomas Timpka, Vivian Vimarlund:
    Heuristic Walkthrough Evaluation of a Prototype Computer Network Service for Occupational Therapists. 869-873
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    Emmanuelle Constant, Hervé Garin, Christine Bouchet, François Kohler:
    Differences of Case-mix According to the Type of Hospital: Methodological Aspects and Results. 874-878
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    Heather A. Heathfield, David Pitty:
    Evaluation as a Tool to Increase Knowledge in Healthcare Informatics. 879-883
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    Evaluation - Posters. 884-891

Chapter 11. Human Computer Interaction

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    Farideh Yaghmaie, Rohan Jayasuriya, Patrick Rawstorne:
    Computer Experience and Computer Attitude: A Model to predict the use of Computerised Information Systems. 895-899
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    Hune Cho, Yun Sik Kwak, Yong Sun Noh, Myung Ok Yang, Dong Jin Kim:
    Toward Clinical End-user Computing: Programmable Order Protocols for Efficient Human Computer Interaction. 900-903
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    Yun Sik Kwak, Hee Sun Jeon, Young Su Choi, Hune Cho:
    Study of User Preference of Graphic User Interface in Laboratory Information System. 904-906
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    Stefan Seipel, Ina-Veronika Wagner, Werner Schneider:
    Design of a 3D Workbench Interface for Training in Dental Implantology. 907-911
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    Human Computer Interaction - Posters. 912-913

Chapter 12. Hospital Information Systems

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    Thomas Bürkle, Wen Ruan, Achim Michel, Joachim Dudeck:
    On the way to a Web Based Hospital Information System: Concepts for the Use of a Medical Data Dictionary to Present Context Sensitive Information in an Intranet Environment. 917-921
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    François Borst, Christian Lovis, Gérald Thurler, P. Maricot, Ph. Rossier, Claude Revillard, Jean-Raoul Scherrer:
    Happy Birthday DIOGENE: a Hospital Information System Born 20 years ago. 922-926
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    Jung Shin Lee, Won Ki Min, Ju Han Kim:
    Migrating towards a Client Server Architecture: A Successful Application in a 2, 200-Bed General Hospital. 927-930
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    Bostjan Bercic, Igor Zelic, Gregor Cerkvenik, Smiljana Slavec, Miran Rems:
    From Legacy Systems Towards Modern Health Information Systems. 931-934
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    Pascal Staccini, Michel Joubert, Marius Fieschi, Dominique Fieschi:
    Towards Semantic Integration within an Existing Medical Information System. 935-939
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    Patrizia Grifoni, Daniela Luzi, Paolo Merialdo, Fabrizio L. Ricci:
    A Conceptual Representation of Clinical and Managerial Guidelines: The ATREUS Workflow Model. 940-944
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    László Balkányi, Géza Lakner:
    Vision of an 'automated' hospital information system. 945-948
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    C. Piret, F. H. Roger France, D. Clae, F. Dubr:
    "THE ELECTRONIC WARDENî Management of the Data Security Access in a Heterogeneous University Hospital Environment in Belgium. 949-951
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    B. Huet:
    Hospital Information System: Resuability, Designing, Modelling, Recommendations for Implenting. 952-956
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    Norihiro Sakamoto:
    A Practical Object-Oriented Approach to A Development of A Next Generation Hospital Information System. 957-961
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    Kazuhiko Ohe:
    A Hospital Information System based on Common Object Request Broker Architecture(CORBA) for Exchanging Distributed Medical Objects - an approach to future environment of sharing healthcare information-. 962-964
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    Márcio Cammarota, Vilson Huppes, Sérgio Gaia, Patrice Degoulet:
    OOMM - Object-Oriented Matrix Modelling: an Instrument for the Integration of the Brasilia Regional Health Information System. 965-968
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    Howard L. Bleich:
    Why Good Hospitals Get Bad Computing. 969-972
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    Lawrence Meador, Ernest C. Zimmerman, Charles Safran:
    The Millennium Bug: A Prescription for Action. 973-976
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    Belong Cho, Taiwoo Yoo, Bong Yul Huh, Sungja Cho, Hyoyee Jeon:
    Information System for a Periodic Examination and Health Promotion Center. 977-980
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    Kumiko Seto, Takuya Kamiyama, Hitoshi Matsuo:
    An Object-Modeling Method for Hospital Information Systems. 981-985
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    Ioanna Chouvarda, Nicos Maglaveras, Costas Pappas, A. Boufidou:
    An Integrated Environment for ECG Processing. 986-989
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    Hajime Sasaki, Hiroko Sukeda, Hitoshi Matsuo, Yuji Oka, Michiko Kaneko, Shizuo Sasaki:
    Mobile PCIS: Point-of-Care Information Systems with Portable Terminals. 990-994
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    Bernhard Wentz, Detlef Kraska, Christof Seggewies, Robert Bell, Hubert Seibold:
    The Erlangen University Hospital Communication Hub - Proprietary and Standardised Communication. 995-998
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    Ralf Schweiger, Thomas Bürkle, Simon Hölzer, Ali Gerhard Tafazzoli, Joachim Dudeck:
    Plug and Play - Fiction or Reality? 999-1001

Chapter 13. Imaging & Image Management

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    Yosuke Ooe, Ken Ishihara, Hiroki Otsuka, Kenji Yamada, Michitoshi Inoue:
    Application of a 3D Display System for Biplane Cerebral Angiography. 1013-1016
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    Mario Zganec, Jaka Lavrenèak, Ankica Babiæ, Marija Us-Krasovec:
    Detection of Compact Low-Chromatin Areas in Cell Nuclei Images. 1017-1021
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    Jae Sung Lee, Eomjun Kim, Kwang Suk Park, Mi Young Sung, Myung-Whun Sung, Kwang Hyun Kim:
    Development of Videostrobokymography for the Quantitative Analysis of Laryngeal Vibratory Pattern. 1022-1024
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    June Sic Kim, Kui W. Choi, Sun I. Kim:
    Femoral Anteversion: Estimation by 3D Modelling. 1025-1029
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    Michael J. Ackerman:
    The Visible Human Project™: A Resource for Anatomical Visualization. 1030-1032
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    Harald Evers, Achim Mayer, Uwe Engelmann, Andre Schröter, Ulrike Baur, Kerstin Wolsiffer, Hans-Peter Meinzer:
    Extending a Teleradiology System by Tools for 3D-Visualization and Volumetric Analysis Through a Plug-in Mechanism. 1033-1035
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    Naoto Kusaka, Tohoru Takeda, Atsunori Hoshino, Tsukasa Horoiwa, Tetsuya Yuasa, Takao Akatsuka, Yuji Itai:
    Development of Multispectral Autoradiography with Solid State Detector. 1036-1040
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    Gerald-P. Glombitza, Wolfram Lamadé, Athanasios M. Demiris, Marc-Roger Göpfert, Achim Mayer, Malte L. Bahner, Hans-Peter Meinzer, Götz Richter, Thomas Lehnert, Christian Herfarth:
    Technical Aspects of Virtual Liver Resection Planning. 1041-1045
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    Christopher Y. Kim:
    Compression of Color Medical Images in Gastrointestinal Endoscopy: A Review. 1046-1050
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    Marcus Mehlitz, Thomas Kleinoeder, Godehard Weniger, Otto Rienhoff:
    Design of a Virtual Reality Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Medical Application. 1051-1055
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    Heinz Handels, Thomas Roß, Jürgen Kreusch, Helmut H. Wolff, Siegfried J. Pöppl:
    Image Analysis and Pattern Recognition for Computer Supported Skin Tumor Diagnosis. 1056-1062
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    Jinah Park, Dimitris N. Metaxas, Leon Axel:
    Complete Left Ventricular Wall Motion Estimation from Cascaded MRI-SPAMM Data. 1063-1065
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    Louis Legrand, Franck Marzani, Liliane Dusserre:
    A Marker-Free System for the Analysis of Movement Disabilities. 1066-1070
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    Won-Jin Yi, Kwang Suk Park, Jae Seung Paick:
    Morphological Classification of Sperm Heads Using Artificial Neural Networks. 1071-1074
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    David Bandon, Yves Ligier, Gerhard Trayser, Christian Girard, Marianne Logean, Osman Ratib:
    A hospital-wide distributed PACS based on Intranet. 1075-1079
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    Hirohito Kimura, Takao Akatsuka:
    Modeling and Performance Analysis of Image Transfer in PACS. 1080-1084
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    Jong Hyo Kim, Dong Hyuk Lee, Jin Wook Choi, Han Ik Cho, Heung Sik Kang, Kyoung Mo Yeon, Man Chung Han:
    Three-Tiered Integration of PACS and HIS toward Next Generation Total Hospital Information System. 1086-1090
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    Jae Man Huh, Sun Kook Yoo, Nam Hyun Kim, Byung-Chul Chang, Do Yun Lee, Bum Koo Cho, Soo Hyun Bae, Kwang Min Kim, Eun Jung Kim, Gyoung Duck Kim:
    Implementation of a Low-Cost PACS/CR for Clinical Use in Yonsei Cardiovascular Center. 1091-1094
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    Tse-Sheng Chen, Tom G. Gough, H. C. Lin, X. Z. Lin:
    Experimental Assessment of the Feasability of Integrating an Endoscopic Imaging System into an Existing Hospital Information System. 1095-1099
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    Athanasios M. Demiris, Carlos E. Cárdenas S., Manuela H. Makabe, Hans-Peter Meinzer:
    An Architecture for Implementing Customizable Medical Image Processing Systems. 1100-1104
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    Namkug Kim, Dong-Hyuk Lee, Jong-hyo Kim, Youngho Kim, H.-Jung Cho:
    Web based 3-D Medical Image Visualization on the PC. 1105-1110
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    Imaging & Image Management - Posters. 1111-1115

Chapter 14. Security

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    Bernd Blobel, Peter Pharow:
    Results of European Projects Improving Security of Distributed Health Information Systems. 1119-1123
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    Latanya Sweeney:
    Three Computational Systems for Disclosing Medical Data in the Year 1999. 1124-1129
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    Daniel R. Masys, Dixie B. Baker, Robert M. Barnhart, Teresa Buss:
    PCASSO: A Secure Architecture for Access to Clinical Data via the Internet. 1130-1134
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    Catherine Quantin, El Mostafa Kerkri, François-André Allaert, Hocine Bouzelat, Liliane Dusserre:
    Security Aspects of Medical File Regrouping for the Epidemiological Follow-up. 1135-1137
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    Steven Furnell, Dimitris Gritzalis, Sokratis K. Katsikas, Konstantinos Mavroudakis, Peter W. Sanders, Matthew J. Warren:
    Methods of Responding to Healthcare Security Incidents. 1138-1142
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    Othmar Morger, Ulrich Nitsche, Stephanie Teufel:
    Privacy and Efficiency in Patient Focused Health Care Processes. 1143-1147
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    David M. Rind, Charles Safran:
    Ċonfidentiality Principles for Medical Records on the World Wide Web. 1148-1150
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    Yasuyuki Hirose:
    Access Control and System Audit Based on "Patient-Doctor Relation and Clinical Situation" Model. 1151-1155
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    Security - Posters. 1156-1159

Chapter 15. Ethical & Societal Issues

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    Célia Boyer, Mark Selby, Ron D. Appel:
    The Health On the Net Code of Conduct for medical and health Web sites. 1163-1166
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    A. C. Lynn Zelmer, Amy E. Zelmer:
    The Information Needs of Health Agency Board Members: A Health Information System Challenge. 1167-1170
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    William P. Coleman, Alvaro Gaynicotche, Sandra Mejía Mendoza:
    Healthcare Systems Process Reengineering for Developing Countries: A Report to IMIA Working Group 9. 1171-1175
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    Marion J. Ball, Judith V. Douglas:
    Medical Informatics in the New Millennium. 1176-1179
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    Eva Hultengren:
    Health Informatics and the Humanities. 1180-1183
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    Jean Roberts:
    Health or Uni-disciplinary Informatics Initiatives - Why are we where we are today? 1184-1187
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    Patricia Flatley Brennan, Rita D. Zielstorff, Judy G. Ozbolt, Indiana Strombom:
    Setting a National Research Agenda in Nursing Informatics. 1188-1191
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    Sabina Falasconi, Mario Stefanelli:
    Organizational & Medical Ontologies for Co-Operative Patient Management. 1192-1196
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    Nancy M. Lorenzi, Robert T. Riley, Andrew J. C. Blyth, Gray Southon, Bradley J. Dixon:
    People and Organizational Aspects of Medical Informatics. 1197-1200
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    Irene Podolak:
    An Examination of the Variables Associated with the Adoption of a Computerized Innovation (An Operating Room Simulation Model). 1201-1203
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    Ruth Roberts, Michael Rigby:
    The Need for a Holistic View of Telemedicine, Focused on Patients and Society as Prime Stakeholders. 1204-1208
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    Charles Webster:
    Medical Affective Computing: Medical Informatics Meets Affective Computing. 1209-1212
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    Thomas L. Lincoln, Carl Builder:
    Global Healthcare and the Flux of Technology. 1213-1217
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    Elizabeth Waters, Michael Rigby:
    The Ethical Imperative of Child Health Population-based Data A Top-Down / Under-Up Analysis from the United Kingdom and Australia. 1218-1222
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    Michael Rigby, Ian Hamilton, Ronald Draper:
    Towards an Ethical Protocol in Mental Health Informatics. 1223-1227
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    Richard C. Alvarez, Jennifer Zelmer:
    Health Informatics in Canada: A Vision for the Next Millennium. 1228-1231
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    Svein-Ivar Lillehaug, Susanne P. Lajoie:
    Health Care Workers and Their Needs: The Forgotten Shadow of AIM Research. 1232-1236
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    Reli Mechtler, Michael Rigby, William Ritchie:
    Establishing the Feasibility of Cross-Mapping Independent Child Health Data Sets as a Means of Comparing Health Status and Service Quality. 1237-1241
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    Ethical & Societal Issues - Posters. 1242-1243

Chapter 16. Signal Processing

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    Martti Juhola:
    A Signal Analysis Method for Retinal Image Velocity Computation of Vestibular-Ocular Reflex Eye Movement Investigations. 1247-1249
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    Herbert Witte, Peter Putsche, Michael H. Eiselt, Katrin Hoffmann, Matthias Arnold, Heinrich Jäger, Lutz Leistritz:
    Multimodal Time-variant Signal Analysis of Neonatal EEG Burst Patterns. 1250-1254
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    Hyun S. Park, Yong H. Lee, Nam G. Kim, Doo-Soo Lee, Sun I. Kim:
    Detection of Epileptiform Activities in the EEG Using Neural Network and Expert System. 1255-1259
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    Signal Processing - Posters. 1260-1262

Chapter 17. Aspects of Patient Care

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    Stephen A. Marine, J. Roger Guard, Theodore A. Morris, Doris Haag, Birsen Kaya, Josette R. Riep, Leslie Schick, Gaylene Tsipis, Steve Shoemaker:
    A Model for Enhancing Worldwide Personal Health and Wellness. 1265-1268
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    Harm Bruins Slot, Cees de Vos, Bert Berghs, Martin Hooymans, Ab Bakker:
    Quality Management in the Doctor's Consulting Room. 1269-1272
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    Jonathan M. Teich, Dean F. Sittig, Gilad J. Kuperman, Henry C. Chueh, Rita D. Zielstorff, John P. Glaser:
    Components of the Optimal Ambulatory Care Computing Environment. 1273-1277
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    E. Loke, K. C. Lun:
    Virtual Patients for a Virtual Hospital. 1278-1281
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    Syed Sibte Raza Abidi, Alwyn Goh, Zaharin Yusoff:
    Telemedicine and Medical Informatics in the Multimedia Super Corridor: The Malaysian Vision. 1282-1286
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    Joe Noone, James R. Warren, Michael Brittain:
    Information Overload: Opportunities and Challenges for the GP's Desktop. 1287-1291
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    Tse-Sheng Chen, Ping-Sung Liao, Po-Chi Kuo:
    Community Medical Care Monitoring System for Chronic Patient. 1292-1296
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    Yoichi Ogushi, Yasuo Haruki, Yoshikazu Okada, Masahiro Takahashi, Miki Shimizu, Yukari Izumi, Takashi Watabe, Saeko Kobayashi, Jyunji Okuyama, Yumiko Kurita:
    Development and Evaluation of Regional Health Database Systems. 1297-1300
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    Mariano DeSimone, Cecilia Lalle, Fabrizio L. Ricci:
    A Hypermedia Tool to Support the Interaction between Radiologists and Clinicians. 1301-1305
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    Timm Wiedemann, Petra Knaup, Andreas Bachert, Ursula Creutzig, Reinhold Haux, Freimut Schilling:
    Computer-aided Documentation and Therapy Planning in Pediatric Oncology. 1306-1309
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    Fatima Hachem, Jérôme Bellet, André Flory, Xavier Leverve:
    A Generic Model for Internet-accessed Databases in Epidemiology: A Nutritional Application. 1310-1313
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    Heimar F. Marin, Isabel C. K. Cunha, Charles Safran:
    Nurses' Requirements for Information Technology in the Next Millennium. 1314-1317
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    Patricia A. Abbott, Stephen Quirolgico, Roopak Manchand, Kip Canfield, Monica Adya:
    Can the US Minimum Data Set Be Used for Predicting Admissions to Acute Care Facilities? 1318-1321
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    Sunghee Tak:
    Intervention classifications for Nursing Practice and the ICNP: Cultural Considerations for Korean Nurses. 1322-1324
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    Joseph Gonzalez-Heydrich, Dennis Bromley, Carol Strohecker, Joe Marks, David Ray DeMaso, Edith Ackermann, Sarah Gibson, Chia Shen, Marina Umasehi:
    Experience Journals: Using Computers to Share Personal Stories About Illness and Medical Intervention. 1325-1329
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    Robert H. Friedman, John E. Stollerman, Leonid Rozenblyum, Donald Belfer, Alfredo Selim, Diane M. Mahoney, Suzanne Steinbach:
    A Telecommunications System to Manage Patients with Chronic Disease. 1330-1334
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    N. Magnus Hjelm, Joseph C. K. Lee, Albert K. K. Li, Clarke Hazlett:
    System Approach for A Multicenter, Multilingual International Telemedicine Conference. 1335-1337
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    Aspects of Patient care - Posters. 1338-1346

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