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Methods of Information in Medicine|February 20, 2014
The lower saxony bank of health. rationale, principles, services, organization and architectural frameworkM Plischke, M Wagner, B Haarbrandt, et al.Methods of Information in Medicine|February 12, 2014
Possible combinations of electronic data capture and randomization systems. principles and the realization with RANDI2 and OpenClinicaD Schrimpf, M Haag, L R PilzMethods of Information in Medicine|March 1, 2017
The MADE Reference Information Model for Interoperable Pervasive Telemedicine SystemsNick L S Fung, Valerie M Jones, Hermie J HermensMethods of Information in Medicine|March 16, 2019
A Comparison of Some Nature-Inspired Optimization Metaheuristics Applied in Biomedical Image RegistrationSilviu Ioan Bejinariu, Hariton CostinMethods of Information in Medicine|March 17, 2019
Deep Learning versus Conventional Machine Learning for Detection of Healthcare-Associated Infections in French Clinical NarrativesSara Rabhi, Jérémie Jakubowicz, Marie-Helene MetzgerMethods of Information in Medicine|February 2, 2017
Representation of People's Decisions in Health Information Systems.* A Complementary Approach for Understanding Health Care Systems and Population HealthFernan Gonzalez Bernaldo de Quiros, Adriana R Dawidowski, Silvana FigarMethods of Information in Medicine|January 25, 2017
Can 3D Gamified Simulations Be Valid Vocational Training Tools for Persons with Intellectual Disability? An Experiment Based on a Real-life SituationAriel von Barnekow, Núria Bonet-Codina, Dani TostMethods of Information in Medicine|January 31, 2014
Home-centered health-enabling technologies and regional health information systems. An integration approach based on international standardsM Gietzelt, T von Bargen, M Kohlmann, et al.Methods of Information in Medicine|January 31, 2014
Lessons learned from a health record bank start-upW A Yasnoff, E H ShortliffeMethods of Information in Medicine|March 14, 2008
Estimating morbidity rates from electronic medical records in general practice. Evaluation of a grouping systemM C J Biermans, R A Verheij, D H de Bakker, et al.Pageof 221