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Jacqueline Young

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AMIA ... Annual Symposium Proceedings. AMIA Symposium|May 9, 2015
Capture of osteoporosis and fracture information in an electronic medical record database from primary careSonya Allin, Sarah Munce, Susan Jaglal, et al.
International Urogynecology Journal and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction|July 9, 2005
Patients' knowledge of potential pelvic floor changes associated with pregnancy and deliveryMary T McLennan, Clifford F Melick, Beverly Alten, et al.
Neuroepidemiology|March 14, 2015
Canadian administrative health data can identify patients with myasthenia gravisAri Breiner, Jacqueline Young, Diane Green, et al.
The Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine|November 15, 2021
Identifying cases of spinal cord injury or disease in a primary care electronic medical record databaseJohn Shepherd, Karen Tu, Jacqueline Young, et al.
Canadian Journal of Kidney Health and Disease|June 14, 2017
Improving Care for Patients With or at Risk for Chronic Kidney Disease Using Electronic Medical Record Interventions: A Pragmatic Cluster-Randomized Trial ProtocolDanielle M Nash, Noah M Ivers, Jacqueline Young, et al.
The Canadian Journal of Cardiology|October 1, 2013
Validity of administrative data for identifying patients who have had a stroke or transient ischemic attack using EMRALD as a reference standardKaren Tu, Myra Wang, Jacqueline Young, et al.
Epilepsia|January 15, 2014
Assessing the validity of using administrative data to identify patients with epilepsyKaren Tu, Myra Wang, R Liisa Jaakkimainen, et al.
International Journal of Audiology|July 6, 2024
My hearing explained for children: exploring use of this discussion tool in clinical practiceJacqueline Young, Harriet Withey, Sian Lloyd Jones, et al.
BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making|August 14, 2015
Are family physicians comprehensively using electronic medical records such that the data can be used for secondary purposes? A Canadian perspectiveKaren Tu, Jessica Widdifield, Jacqueline Young, et al.
Neuroepidemiology|October 18, 2014
A validation study of administrative data algorithms to identify patients with Parkinsonism with prevalence and incidence trendsDebra A Butt, Karen Tu, Jacqueline Young, et al.
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AMIA ... Annual Symposium Proceedings. AMIA Symposium|May 9, 2015
Capture of osteoporosis and fracture information in an electronic medical record database from primary careSonya Allin, Sarah Munce, Susan Jaglal, et al.
International Urogynecology Journal and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction|July 9, 2005
Patients' knowledge of potential pelvic floor changes associated with pregnancy and deliveryMary T McLennan, Clifford F Melick, Beverly Alten, et al.
Neuroepidemiology|March 14, 2015
Canadian administrative health data can identify patients with myasthenia gravisAri Breiner, Jacqueline Young, Diane Green, et al.
The Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine|November 15, 2021
Identifying cases of spinal cord injury or disease in a primary care electronic medical record databaseJohn Shepherd, Karen Tu, Jacqueline Young, et al.
Canadian Journal of Kidney Health and Disease|June 14, 2017
Improving Care for Patients With or at Risk for Chronic Kidney Disease Using Electronic Medical Record Interventions: A Pragmatic Cluster-Randomized Trial ProtocolDanielle M Nash, Noah M Ivers, Jacqueline Young, et al.
The Canadian Journal of Cardiology|October 1, 2013
Validity of administrative data for identifying patients who have had a stroke or transient ischemic attack using EMRALD as a reference standardKaren Tu, Myra Wang, Jacqueline Young, et al.
Epilepsia|January 15, 2014
Assessing the validity of using administrative data to identify patients with epilepsyKaren Tu, Myra Wang, R Liisa Jaakkimainen, et al.
International Journal of Audiology|July 6, 2024
My hearing explained for children: exploring use of this discussion tool in clinical practiceJacqueline Young, Harriet Withey, Sian Lloyd Jones, et al.
BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making|August 14, 2015
Are family physicians comprehensively using electronic medical records such that the data can be used for secondary purposes? A Canadian perspectiveKaren Tu, Jessica Widdifield, Jacqueline Young, et al.
Neuroepidemiology|October 18, 2014
A validation study of administrative data algorithms to identify patients with Parkinsonism with prevalence and incidence trendsDebra A Butt, Karen Tu, Jacqueline Young, et al.
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