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  1. Development and initial validation of a new preference-based disease-specific health-related quality of life instrument for erectile function

    Health-related quality of life instruments may be generic or specific. In general, only generic instruments use preference-based scoring. We report...

    G.W. Torrance, M.A. Keresteci, ... M.C. Breton in Quality of Life Research
    Article 01 March 2004
  2. Relationship between co** skills and job satisfaction among Japanese full-time occupational physicians

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    The present study investigated the relationship between co** skills and job satisfaction among Japanese full-time occupational physicians...

    Takashi Shimizu, Shoji Nagata in Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine
    Article 01 September 2003
  3. Improving Information Access for Public Health Professionals

    Fundamental to our protection against biological weapons and the detection of disease outbreaks is the need to strengthen our surveillance systems....

    Sharon Telleen, Elaine Martin in Journal of Medical Systems
    Article 01 December 2002
  4. Coding Medical Information: Classification Versus Nomenclature and Implications to the Israeli Medical System

    The efficient retrieval of medical information is essential for all functional aspects of a health system. Such retrieval is possible only by coding...

    Daniel A. Vardy, Rhona P. Gill, Abraham Israeli in Journal of Medical Systems
    Article 01 August 1998
  5. To bridge science and patient care in diabetes

    How can diabetologists bridge science and patient care, well into Public Health? It is clear to me that we are unable to function as basic scientists...

    M. Berger in Diabetologia
    Article 01 July 1996
  6. Spreadsheet evaluation of computerized medical records: The impact on quality, time, and money

    Information and communication technologies are presumed to play a critical role in improving effectiveness and efficiency of clinical care. Although...

    Nava Pliskin, Marek Glezerman, ... Daniel Weiler in Journal of Medical Systems
    Article 01 April 1996
  7. Data quality in computerized patient records

    This paper addresses the problem of data quality in electronic patient records using a computerized haematology biopsy report system as an example....

    Joerg H. Hohnloser, Martin R. G. Fischer, ... Bertold Emmerich in International journal of clinical monitoring and computing
    Article 01 November 1994
  8. Computerized patient information system in a psychiatric unit: Five-year experience

    A computerized psychiatric clinical application based on CLICKS program was developed, consisting of a network of 34 personal computers, run by...

    Ilan Modai, Avi Valevski in Journal of Medical Systems
    Article 01 October 1993
  9. EM-PSYCH: A training program scheduling database

    EM-PSYCH is a scheduling database for training programs. It stores scheduling records and generates schedules and letters informing students,...

    Lawrence B. Inderbitzin, Ashraf Tadros, Cheryl Swofford in Journal of Medical Systems
    Article 01 April 1993
  10. Computer methods in quantitation of cardiac wall parameters from two dimensional echocardiograms: a survey

    With increasing use of two-dimensional echocardiograms (2DE) for diagnosis [1,2], efforts to computerize the process of quantification of cardiac...

    David B. Sher, Shriram Revankar, Steven Rosenthal in The International Journal of Cardiac Imaging
    Article 01 March 1992
  11. A strategy for development of computerized critical care decision support systems

    It is not enough to merely manage medical information. It is difficult to justify the cost of hospital information systems (HIS) or intensive care...

    Thomas D. East, Alan H. Morris, ... Dean F. Sittig in International journal of clinical monitoring and computing
    Article 01 December 1991
  12. Designing an outcome-oriented computer decision-support system for cardiovascular ICU—A preliminary report

    This paper describes the conceptual framework and preliminary results of an outcome-oriented decision-support system prototype for the cardiovascular...

    Francis Lau, Daniel Vincent, ... Dennis Modry in Journal of Medical Systems
    Article 01 December 1991
  13. Micro-mainframe-link Personal Clinical Research System

    We constructed a micro-mainframe-link clinical research system for personal use (Personal Clinical Research System). This system was developed with...

    Tomohiro Odaka, Yoshiaki Watanabe, ... Yoshiaki Nose in Journal of Medical Systems
    Article 01 June 1991
  14. A prototype of a high-resolution computerized radiology teaching file

    Computers provide an excellent tool for handling the task of organizing a radiology teaching file. Currently available computerized teaching files...

    Peter L. Apicella, G. James Blaine, R. Gilbert Jost in Journal of Digital Imaging
    Article 01 February 1991
  15. Pathologic elements in the planning of information systems: The case of hospitals in Quebec

    The existing usage of information technology for information systems in hospitals draws attention to the fact that: (a) health care units which...

    Dominique J. Ferrand, Michel Chokron in Journal of Medical Systems
    Article 01 February 1991
  16. Medical informatics: An emerging medical discipline

    The use of computer technology in medicine is no longer the domain of only a few “gadget” happy high-tech aficionados. The rapid pace of medical...

    Article 01 August 1990
  17. A generalized laboratory software package—A prototype approach

    A prototyped model of a generalized table-driven software package for laboratory testing and results registration is presented. The need to...

    Boaz Lazinger in Journal of Medical Systems
    Article 01 October 1989
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