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1 Cloud, Joann L.; Dunn, Jim; Hoggan, Karen; Wilson, Deborah; Iwen, Peter; Lasala, Paul; Hall, Geri; Woods, Gail L.Sequence-based identification of gram negative nonfermenters using commercial 16S rDNA databasesThis poster presents a study assessing the validity of the databases from two commercial systems were compared for the identification of NF. Background: Identification of gram negative nonfermenters (NF) from cultured human specimens is often difficult using traditional phenotypic methods. Partial 1...MicroSeq500; Virodec2005-08-29
2 Mitchell, Joyce A.Use of a microcomputer database system in a statewide effort for data collection in medical geneticsThe Genetics Office Automation System (GOAS) is a database management system for the collection and reporting of medical genetics data. We have previously reported on its implementation in a single university center [1,2]. We report here on its implementation in a coordinated data collection effort ...1991-01-01
3 Warner, Homer R.Use of the HELP Clinical Database to Build and Test Medical KnowledgeBiomedical Informatics1987
4 Warner, Homer R.Toward a Public Domain UMLS Patient DatabaseBiomedical Informatics1990
5 Warner, Homer R.Clinical Linkages: IAIMS at the University of UtahBiomedical Informatics1988
6 Mitchell, Joyce A.A medical microcomputer database management systemThe Patient Data Handler (PDH) is a general purpose, interactive, relational database management system (DBMS) which was created to store and retrieve the patient records stemming from a research project centering upon the genetic causes and diagnosis of concomitant deafness and blindness [1, 5]. Th...1985-01-01
7 Warner, Homer R.A Decision Support Technology ClearinghouseBiomedical Informatics1988
8 Kestle, John R. W.Response to editorial: summer shuntingWe thank Dr. Scott for his review and comments about our report of shunt surgery complications in the summer. He makes two very good points. Clearly, different databases are suited for different purposes, and the NIS database used in the study by Smith and colleagues is well suited to evaluating t...2006
9 Warner, Homer R.Estimating Frequency of Disease Findings from Combined Hospital Databases: A UMLS ProjectBiomedical Informatics1991
10 Warner, Homer R.Database Capture of Natural Language Echocardiographic Reports: A Unified Medical Language System ApproachBiomedical Informatics1989
11 Gardner, Reed M.Measuring the Value of Information SystemsBiomedical Informatics1984
12 Kestle, John R. W.Shunt insertion in the summer: is it safe?Object. The potential for increased complications related to the arrival of new residents in July each year has not previously been demonstrated in the neurosurgical literature. The authors investigated this phenomenon in children undergoing cerebrospinal fluid shunt surgery. Methods. Data were ob...Ventriculoperitoneal shunt; July effect; Complication; Shunt insertion2006
13 Mitchell, Joyce A.Design and evaluation of a personal digital assistant-based alerting service for cliniciansPurpose: This study describes the system architecture and user acceptance of a suite of programs that deliver information about newly updated library resources to clinicians' personal digital assistants (PDAs). Description: Participants received headlines delivered to their PDAs alerting them to new...2004-01-01
14 Warner, Homer R.Development of a Prototype IAIMS at the University of UtahBiomedical Informatics1986
15 Warner, Homer R.HELP/PATHLAB Integration - A Decade of Experience Using an Expert System Interfaces to a Clinical Laboratory SystemBiomedical Informatics1985
16 Warner, Homer R.Revision of Diagnostic Logic Using a Clinical DatabaseBiomedical Informatics1989
17 Pounder, June I.; Simmon, Keith E.; Barton, Claudia A.; Hohmann, Sheri L.Identification of nonsporulating molds by sequencing internal transcribed spacer regions with Virodec software and databaseFungal infections are increasing, particularly among immunocompromised hosts, and a rapid, accurate diagnosis is essential for the initiation of targeted antifungal therapy. Identification of fungi from culture requires the presence of reproductive structures, and the absence of spores can increase ...nonsporulating molds; genetic sequencing; Virodec; ITS I; ITS II2006-01-09
18 Warner, Homer R.Enroute Toward a Computer-Based Patient Record: The ACIS ProjectBiomedical Informatics1995
19 Camp, Nicola J.Genetic susceptibility of prostate cancer: genome-wide screen of "non-aggressive" diseaseResearch has consistently shown that genetics plays a critical role in prostate cancer (CaP) development, but the identification of CaP genes has proven to be very difficult. Hereditary prostate cancer is a complex disease believed to involve numerous genes and variable penetrance. It has been propo...CaP genes; Prostate cancer; Non-aggressive; Utah Population Database; Trapeze Interactive Poster2009
20 DuVall, Scott L.Understanding the profile of errors that cause duplicate entries in a patient registryDuplicate records are detrimental to the cost-effective and efficient delivery of health care. Manually identifying and resolving duplicates can cost $60 per case. Patterns have been found in the types of errors that occur in patient registries, suggesting that undetected duplicate records may be ...Duplicate records; Duplicate patient records; Profile of errors; Enterprise Data Warehouse; EDW; Utah Population Database; UPDB; Trapeze Interactive Poster2009
21 Mitchell, Joyce A.Retrieval from full-text medical literature: the dream & the realityWhile the retrieval of the full-text of a document might seem to end all the hassle of using traditional retrieval systems, the results of the MEDLINE/Full-Text Project indicate that retrieval from the current full-text databases of biomedical journal literature does not match the dream. During the ...1991-01-01
22 Warner, Homer R.Development of a Computerized Infectious Disease Monitor (CIDM)Biomedical Informatics1985
23 Gardner, Reed M.Pressure to Perform: Is Cardiac Output Estimation from Arterial Waveforms Good Enough for Routine Use?Biomedical Informatics2009
24 Camp, Nicola J.Survey of excess familiality in prostate cancerProstate cancer (PCa) is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men, and has long been recognized to occur in familial clusters. However, identification of genes predisposing individuals to prostate cancer has been difficult. Putative PCa predisposition loci identified by genetic linkage have been...Prostate cancer; Utah Population Database; Linkage analysis; Familial compotent; Excess familiality; Trapeze Interactive Poster2009
25 Mitchell, Joyce A.A decision-support system for the analysis of clinical practice patternsSeveral studies documented substantial variation in medical practice patterns, but physicians often do not have adequate information on the cumulative clinical and financial effects of their decisions. The purpose of developing an expert system for the analysis of clinical practice patterns was to a...1994-01-01
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