Index references should be interpreted as follows: "Summer, 24-31" refers to pages 24 through 31 of the Summer issue of the Journal of Healthcare Information Management.
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Anshus A: Partnering with Clinical Providers to Enhance the Efficiency of an EMR. Winter 24-32.
Arzt N: Strategies for Person Data Matching and De-duplication. Summer, 13-15.
B
Bakalar R: Personal Health Records: Empowering Consumers. Winter, 76-86.
Ball M: Clinician Use of Enabling Technology: Creating a new healthcare system through the use of enabling technologies requires changes on a profound scale. Summer, 68-71.
Ball M: Personal Health Records: Empowering Consumers. Winter, 76-86.
Bauer J: An Early Warning: The -omics Data and Personalized Medicine Are Coming. Summer, 6-7.
Bauer J: The Fourth Factor of Production. Fall, 4-5.
Bauer J: Mid-Term Political Outlook for HIT: The Best Way to Get Things Done. Spring, 6-8.
Bauer J: Rewarding Improvement: Unintended Consequences of Pay-for-Performance. Winter, 6-8.
Becker J: Enterprise Project Management Is Key to Success: Addressing the people,
Bennis S: Digital Transformation in Home Care. Fall, 49-55.
Bierstock S: Clinician Use of Enabling Technology: Creating a new healthcare system through the use of enabling technologies requires changes on a profound scale. Summer, 68-71.
Black P: Determinants of Personal Health Record Use: A Large Population Study at Cleveland Clinic. Summer, 44-48.
Bradley D: Employing Clinical Decision Support to Attain Our Strategic Goal: The Safe Care of the Surgical Patient. Spring, 18-25.
Brantes F: Potential of HIEs as Infomediaries. Winter, 69-75.
Brokel JM: Redesigning Care Delivery Through Health IT Implementation—Trinity Health’s Approach. Fall, 41-48.
Brooks I: Breaking the Silo: Using Informatics to Support Clinical and Translational Science. Fall, 15-17.
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Cahill B: Partnering with Clinical Providers to Enhance the Efficiency of an EMR. Winter 24-32.
Chaiken B: Quality and Efficiency Successes Leveraging IT and New Processes. Winter, 48-53.
Chesney J: Implementation of an Obstetrics EMR Module: Overcoming User Dissatisfaction. Winter, 87-94.
Christian C: Quality and Efficiency Successes Leveraging IT and New Processes. Winter, 48-53.
Classen D: EMRs in the Fourth Stage: The Future of Electronic Medical Records Based on the Experience at Intermountain Health Care. Summer, 49-60.
Classen D: Review of Methods to Estimate the Benefits of Electronic Medical Records in Hospitals and the Need for a National Benefits Database. Winter, 62-68.
Costanzo D: Digital Transformation in Home Care. Fall, 49-55.
Crandall DK: Redesigning Care Delivery Through Health IT Implementation—Trinity Health’s Approach. Fall, 41-48.
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Dagroso D: Implementation of an Obstetrics EMR Module: Overcoming User Dissatisfaction. Winter, 87-94.
Delgado R: Technology Governance: Strategies for Maximizing Healthcare Economic Value. Fall, 19-24.
Dixon BE: Redesigning Care Delivery Through Health IT Implementation—Trinity Health’s Approach. Fall, 41-48.
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Emery D: Potential of HIEs as Infomediaries. Winter, 69-75.
Enberg R: Implementation of an Obstetrics EMR Module: Overcoming User Dissatisfaction. Winter, 87-94.
Esterhay R: Capitalizing the NHIN: A Strategy for Funding an Integrated Nationwide Network of Community HIEs. Summer, 18-24.
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Ferguson J: Partnering with Clinical Providers to Enhance the Efficiency of an EMR. Winter 24-32.
Fields T: Employing Clinical Decision Support to Attain Our Strategic Goal: The Safe Care of the Surgical Patient. Spring, 18-25.
Flynn AM: Digital Transformation in Home Care. Fall, 49-55.
Fox S: Implementation Solutions and Unintended Gaps of Cost-Sharing. Summer, 10-12.
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Gash D: Measuring and Monitoring IT Using a Balanced Scorecard Approach. Spring, 60-66.
Glaser J: Advent of RHIO 2.0, The. Summer, 7-9.
Glaser J: Definitive Evolution of the Role of the CIO, The. Winter, 9-11.
Glaser J: Potential of HIEs as Infomediaries. Winter, 69-75.
Good A: Elderly, Novice Users and Health Information Web Sites: Issues of Accessibility and Usability. Summer, 72-79.
Gugerty B: Nursing at a Crossroads—Education, Research, Training and Informatics. Winter, 12-14.
Guite J: Nursing admissions process redesigned to leverage EHR. Spring, 55–64.
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Haskins R: Redesigning Care Delivery Through Health IT Implementation—Trinity Health’s Approach. Fall, 41-48.
Hatton T: Measuring and Monitoring IT Using a Balanced Scorecard Approach. Spring, 60-66.
Haug P: EMRs in the Fourth Stage: The Future of Electronic Medical Records Based on the Experience at Intermountain Health Care. Summer, 49-60.
Hayward M: Jackson Community Medical Record: A Model for Provider Collaboration in a RHIO. Summer, 31-36.
Henderson S: Redesigning Care Delivery Through Health IT Implementation—Trinity Health’s Approach. Fall, 41-48.
Hess S: Showing ‘What Right Looks Like’: How to Improve Performance through a Paradigm Shift Around Implementation Thinking. Winter, 54-61.
Hill M: Local Public Health Departments: Enablers of Health Information Exchange. Summer, 25-30.
Hodgkin R: Local Public Health Departments: Enablers of Health Information Exchange. Summer, 25-30.
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Ivanov D: Determinants of Personal Health Record Use: A Large Population Study at Cleveland Clinic. Summer, 44-48.
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James D: Showing ‘What Right Looks Like’: How to Improve Performance through a Paradigm Shift Around Implementation Thinking. Winter, 54-61.
Jenkins J: Eliminating Common PACU Delays. Spring, 53-58.
Jerrams-Smith J: Elderly, Novice Users and Health Information Web Sites: Issues of Accessibility and Usability. Summer, 72-79.
Jones J: Clinical Decision Support Programs Can Be Risky Business. Spring, 15-17.
Johnson L: Quality and Efficiency Successes Leveraging IT and New Processes. Winter, 48-53.
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Kamath J: Partnering with Clinical Providers to Enhance the Efficiency of an EMR. Winter 24-32.
Klein S: Clinical Decision Support Programs Can Be Risky Business. Spring, 15-17.
Klein S: Decoding the Maintenance and Support Agreement. Winter, 16-18.
Klein S: Welcome to the Digital Age. Fall, 6-7.
Kretzing J: Showing ‘What Right Looks Like’: How to Improve Performance through a Paradigm Shift Around Implementation Thinking. Winter, 54-61.
Krohn R: Consumer Centric Personal Health Record—It’s Time. Winter, 20-23.
Krohn R: Consumer-Directed Healthcare. Summer, 16-17.
Krohn R: Consumer-driven Healthcare and the Payor Transition to a Retail Industry. Spring, 11-14.
Krohn R: Enterprise Visibility Puts the Flow Back into Clinical Workflow. Fall, 8-10.
Kropf R: IT Management and Governance Systems and Their Emergence in Healthcare. Winter, 33-39.
Kropf R: Provider Service: Demand Management in Healthcare IT. Fall, 56-63.
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Lang M.: Nursing admissions process redesigned to leverage EHR. Spring, 55–64.
Lang R: Clinical Decision Support: Fulfilling a Real-Time Need with Available Means. Spring, 2-4.
Lang R: IT and Pay-for-Performance. Fall, 2-3.
Lang R: Project Leadership: Key Elements and Critical Success Factors for IT Project Managers. Winter, 2-4.
Lang R: Provider-Sponsored Clinical Data Networks. Summer, 2-5.
Langabeer J: Technology Governance: Strategies for Maximizing Healthcare Economic Value. Fall, 19-24.
Laureto RA: Breaking the Silo: Using Informatics to Support Clinical and Translational Science. Fall, 15-17.
Lee M: Implementation of an Obstetrics EMR Module: Overcoming User Dissatisfaction. Winter, 87-94.
Leitner J: Local Public Health Departments: Enablers of Health Information Exchange. Summer, 25-30.
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Magid S: Employing Clinical Decision Support to Attain Our Strategic Goal: The Safe Care of the Surgical Patient. Spring, 18-25.
Marchibroda J: Potential of HIEs as Infomediaries. Winter, 69-75.
McCartan P: Nursing admissions process redesigned to leverage EHR. Spring, 55–64.
Mikhail O: J.: Technology Governance: Strategies for Maximizing Healthcare Economic Value. Fall, 19-24.
Miller H: Determinants of Personal Health Record Use: A Large Population Study at Cleveland Clinic. Summer, 44-48.
Miller J: Nursing admissions process redesigned to leverage EHR. Spring, 55–64.
Mohrmann G: IT Management and Governance Systems and Their Emergence in Healthcare. Winter, 33-39.
Mohrmann G: Provider Service: Demand Management in Healthcare IT. Fall, 56-63.
Monson R: Implementation Solutions and Unintended Gaps of Cost-Sharing. Summer, 10-12.
Muhlbauer C: Strong IT Liaisons Prove Their Worth. Spring, 9-10.
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O’Connor KJ: Good Dollars and Cents. Fall, 11-14.
Osborn J: Partnering with Clinical Providers to Enhance the Efficiency of an EMR. Winter 24-32.
Osheroff J: Review of Methods to Estimate the Benefits of Electronic Medical Records in Hospitals and the Need for a National Benefits Database. Winter, 62-68.
Overhage J: Potential of HIEs as Infomediaries. Winter, 69-75.
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Pancoast P: Employing Clinical Decision Support to Attain Our Strategic Goal: The Safe Care of the Surgical Patient. Spring, 18-25.
Pandey S: Business Process Optimization for RHIOs. Winter, 40-47.
Phillips B: Challenges for Developing RHIOs in Rural America: A Study in Appalachian Ohio. Summer, 37-43.
Puffer M: Partnering with Clinical Providers to Enhance the Efficiency of an EMR. Winter 24-32.
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Ramaprasad A: Breaking the Silo: Using Informatics to Support Clinical and Translational Science. Fall, 15-17.
Reidy A: Digital Transformation in Home Care. Fall, 49-55.
Rhodes H: Enterprise Project Management Is Key to Success: Addressing the people, process and technology dimensions of healthcare. Summer, 61-66.
Rosenzweig J: Improving Outcomes for Patients with Diabetes Using Joslin Diabetes Center’s Registry and Risk Stratification System. Spring, 26-33.
Russell K: Improving Outcomes for Patients with Diabetes Using Joslin Diabetes Center’s Registry and Risk Stratification System. Spring, 26-33.
Ryan M: Partnering with Clinical Providers to Enhance the Efficiency of an EMR. Winter 24-32.
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Sandell P: Framework for Securing Personal Health Data in Clinical Decision Support Systems. Spring, 34-40.
Schlusberg C: Provider Service: Demand Management in Healthcare IT. Fall, 56-63.
Schwichtenberg T: Redesigning Care Delivery Through Health IT Implementation—Trinity Health’s Approach. Fall, 41-48.
Sittig D: Review of Methods to Estimate the Benefits of Electronic Medical Records in Hospitals and the Need for a National Benefits Database. Winter, 62-68.
Smith C: Personal Health Records: Empowering Consumers. Winter, 76-86.
Smith L: Local Public Health Departments: Enablers of Health Information Exchange. Summer, 25-30.
Soti P: Business Process Optimization for RHIOs. Winter, 40-47.
Stabile M: Showing ‘What Right Looks Like’: How to Improve Performance through a Paradigm Shift Around Implementation Thinking. Winter, 54-61.
Stokes S: Elderly, Novice Users and Health Information Web Sites: Issues of Accessibility and Usability. Summer, 72-79.
Sykes J: Jackson Community Medical Record: A Model for Provider Collaboration in a RHIO. Summer, 31-36.
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Theoharis E: Implementation of an Obstetrics EMR Module: Overcoming User Dissatisfaction. Winter, 87-94.
Thompson D: EMRs in the Fourth Stage: The Future of Electronic Medical Records Based on the Experience at Intermountain Health Care. Summer, 49-60.
Thompson D: Review of Methods to Estimate the Benefits of Electronic Medical Records in Hospitals and the Need for a National Benefits Database. Winter, 62-68.
Thornewill J: Capitalizing the NHIN: A Strategy for Funding an Integrated Nationwide Network of Community HIEs. Summer, 18-24.
Tronni C: Digital Transformation in Home Care. Fall, 49-55.
Turner S: Local Public Health Departments: Enablers of Health Information Exchange. Summer, 25-30.
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Valenta AL: Breaking the Silo: Using Informatics to Support Clinical and Translational Science. Fall, 15-17.
Vandenbosch B: Determinants of Personal Health Record Use: A Large Population Study at Cleveland Clinic. Summer, 44-48.
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Wakefield D: Redesigning Care Delivery Through Health IT Implementation—Trinity Health’s Approach. Fall, 41-48.
Ward M: Redesigning Care Delivery Through Health IT Implementation—Trinity Health’s Approach. Fall, 41-48.
Warren R: Jackson Community Medical Record: A Model for Provider Collaboration in a RHIO. Summer, 31-36.
Weber S: Clinical Decision Support Systems and How Critical Care Clinicians Use Them. Spring, 41-52.
Welch E: Challenges for Developing RHIOs in Rural America: A Study in Appalachian Ohio. Summer, 37-43.
Williams P: Implementation of an Obstetrics EMR Module: Overcoming User Dissatisfaction. Winter, 87-94.
Williams R: Definitive Evolution of the Role of the CIO, The. Winter, 9-11.
Williams R: Employing Clinical Decision Support to Attain Our Strategic Goal: The Safe Care of the Surgical Patient. Spring, 18-25.
Woodside JA: Economic Externalities of Health Information Technology. Fall, 25-31.
Wright B: Partnering with Clinical Providers to Enhance the Efficiency of an EMR. Winter 24-32.
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Xu S: Advancing Return on Investment Analysis for Electronic Health Record Investment. Fall, 32-39.
