International Journal of Medical Informatics, Volume 73

Volume 73, Number 1, February 2004

• Henning Müller, Nicolas Michoux, David Bandon, Antoine Geissbühler:
  A review of content-based image retrieval systems in medical applications - clinical benefits and future directions. 1-23
  
• James R. Barrett, Scott M. Strayer, Jane R. Schubart:
  Assessing medical residents' usage and perceived needs for personal digital assistants. 25-34
  
• Aaron M. Cohen, P. Zoë Stavri, William R. Hersh:
  A categorization and analysis of the criticisms of Evidence-Based Medicine. 35-43
  
• Qing T. Zeng, Sandra Kogan, Robert M. Plovnick, Jonathan Crowell, Eve-Marie Lacroix, Robert A. Greenes:
  Positive attitudes and failed queries: an exploration of the conundrums of consumer health information retrieval. 45-55
  
• Aurélie Névéol, Lina Fatima Soualmia, Magaly Douyère, Alexandrina Rogozan, Benoît Thirion, Stéfan Jacques Darmoni:
  Using CISMeF MeSH "Encapsulated" terminology and a categorization algorithm for health resources. 57-64
  
• Agnieszka Szot, Francine L. Jacobson, Samson Munn, Darius Jazayeri, Edward Nardell, David Harrison, Ralph Drosten, Lucila Ohno-Machado, Laura M. Smeaton, Hamish S. F. Fraser:
  Diagnostic accuracy of chest X-rays acquired using a digital camera for low-cost teleradiology. 65-73
  
• Richard Lenz, Klaus A. Kuhn:
  Towards a continuous evolution and adaptation of information systems in healthcare. 75-89
  

Volume 73, Number 2, March 2004

• William Hersh, Paul Gorman:
  Teach Globally, Learn Locally: The 2003 IMIA Working Group on Education Meeting. 95-96
  
• Reinhold Haux, Elske Ammenwerth, W. J. ter Burg, J. Pilz, Monique W. M. Jaspers:
  An international course on strategic information management for medical informatics students: aim, content, structure, and experiences. 97-100
  
• Evelyn J. S. Hovenga:
  Globalisation of health and medical informatics education - what are the issues? 101-109
  
• L. C. Gatewood, M. Limburg, R. M. Gardner, Reinhold Haux, Monique W. M. Jaspers, Diana Schmidt, Thomas Wetter:
  International Master Classes in health informatics. 111-116
  
• F. J. Leven, Petra Knaup, Diana Schmidt, Thomas Wetter:
  Medical informatics at Heidelberg/Heilbronn: status-evaluation-new challenges in a specialised curriculum for medical informatics after thirty years of evolution. 117-125
  
• Reinhold Haux:
  Biomedical and health informatics education at UMIT - approaches and strategies at a newly founded university. 127-138
  
• Judith Logan, Susan L. Price:
  Computer science education for medical informaticians. 139-144
  
• James G. Anderson:
  The role of ethics in information technology decisions: a case-based approach to biomedical informatics education. 145-150
  
• Michael Rigby:
  Protecting the patient by promoting end-user competence in health informatics systems - moves towards a generic health computer user "driving license". 151-156
  
• Jochen R. Moehr, Denis J. Protti, Francis Lau, Nicole A. Grimm:
  Project based experiential distance education: an oxymoron? 157-163
  
• Thomas Lison, S. Günther, Y. Ogurol, Dietrich Peter Pretschner, M. B. Wischnesky:
  VISION2003: Virtual learning units for medical training and education. 165-172
  
• Carolyn J. Green, Geraldine H. van Gyn, Jochen R. Moehr, Francis Y. Lau, Patricia M. Coward:
  Introducing a technology-enabled problem-based learning approach into a health informatics curriculum. 173-179
  
• Todd R. Johnson, Jiajie Zhang, Zhihua Tang, Constance M. Johnson, James P. Turley:
  Assessing informatics students' satisfaction with a web-based courseware system. 181-187
  
• Eta S. Berner, Barbara Adams:
  Added value of video compared to audio lectures for distance learning. 189-193
  
• Rick A. Moore, Eta S. Berner:
  Assessing graduate programs for healthcare information management/technology (HIM/T) executives. 195-203
  
• Jeannette Murphy, Katja Stramer, Susan Clamp, Penny Grubb, Julian Gosland, Sue Davis:
  Health informatics education for clinicians and managers - What's holding up progress? 205-213
  

Volume 73, Number 3, March 2004

• B. Barber, D. Gritzalis, K. Louwerse, Francesco Pinciroli:
  Introduction. 215-216
  
• Jai Mohan, Raja Razali Raja Yaacob:
  The Malaysian Telehealth Flagship Application: a national approach to health data protection and utilisation and consumer rights. 217-227
  
• Eike-Henner W. Kluge:
  Informed consent and the security of the electronic health record (EHR): some policy considerations. 229-234
  
• Francis H. Roger France:
  Security of health care records in Belgium: Application in a University Hospital. 235-238
  
• François-André Allaert, G. Le Teuff, Catherine Quantin, B. Barber:
  The legal acknowledgement of the electronic signature: a key for a secure direct access of patients to their computerised medical record. 239-242
  
• Kiyomu Ishikawa, Nakao Konishi, Hidehiko Tsukuma, Satoko Tsuru, Akie Kawamura, Norikazu Iwata, Takeshi Tanaka:
  A clinical management system for patient participatory health care support: Assuring the patients' rights and confirming operation of clinical treatment and hospital administration. 243-249
  
• Bernd Blobel:
  Authorisation and access control for electronic health record systems. 251-257
  
• Richard E. Scott, Penny Jennett, Maryann Yeo:
  Access and authorisation in a Glocal e-Health Policy context. 259-266
  
• Ab R. Bakker:
  Access to EHR and access control at a moment in the past: a discussion of the need and an exploration of the consequences. 267-270
  
• Gianluigi Reni, Massimo Molteni, Stefano Arlotti, Francesco Pinciroli:
  Chief medical officer actions on information security in an Italian rehabilitation centre. 271-279
  
• Alistair Donaldson, Phil Walker:
  Information governance - a view from the NHS. 281-284
  
• Roderick Neame, Michael J. Olson:
  Security issues arising in establishing a regional health information infrastructure. 285-290
  
• Pekka Ruotsalainen:
  A cross-platform model for secure Electronic Health Record communication. 291-295
  
• Enrico Cavalli, Andrea Mattasoglio, Francesco Pinciroli, Piergiorgio Spaggiari:
  Information security concepts and practices: the case of a provincial multi-specialty hospital. 297-303
  
• Dimitris Gritzalis, Costas Lambrinoudakis:
  A security architecture for interconnecting health information systems. 305-309
  
• Hiroshi Takeda, Yasushi Matsumura, Shigeki Kuwata, Hirohiko Nakano, Ji Shanmai, Qiyan Zhang, Chen Yufen, Hideo Kusuoka, Masaki Matsuoka:
  An assessment of PKI and networked electronic patient record system: lessons learned from real patient data exchange at the platform of OCHIS (Osaka Community Healthcare Information System). 311-316
  
• Pekka Jelekäinen:
  GSM-PKI solution enabling secure mobile communications. 317-320
  
• Luciano Ravera, Ivan Colombo, Michele Tedeschi, Alessandra Ravera:
  Security and privacy at the private multispecialty hospital Istituto Clinico Humanitas: strategy and reality. 321-324
  
• A. Bakker:
  Digest of the discussion group sessions. 325-331
  

Volume 73, Number 4, May 2004

• Anne F. Kittler, Jonathan S. Wald, Lynn A. Volk, Lisa Pizziferri, Yamini S. Jagannath, C. Harris, Margaret Lippincott, T. Yu, John Hobbs, David W. Bates:
  The role of primary care non-physician clinic staff in e-mail communication with patients. 333-340
  
• Michael Kirshner, Herbert Salomon, Homer Chin:
  An evaluation of one-on-one advanced proficiency training in clinicians' use of computer information systems. 341-348
  
• Patrick J. Brown, Stephen M. Borowitz, Wendy Novicoff:
  Information exchange in the NICU: what sources of patient data do physicians prefer to use? 349-355
  
• Duncan Short, Martin Frischer, James Bashford:
  Barriers to the adoption of computerised decision support systems in general practice consultations: a qualitative study of GPs' perspectives. 357-362
  
• E. Reuss, Marino Menozzi, M. Büchi, J. Koller, Helmut Krueger:
  Information access at the point of care: what can we learn for designing a mobile CPR system? 363-369
  
• André Lucirton Costa, Márcio Mattos Borges de Oliveira, Roseli de Oliveira Machado:
  An information system for drug prescription and distribution in a public hospital. 371-381
  
• Chien-Tsai Liu, Yu-Ting Yeh, I-Jen Chiang, Hsiang-Yin Chen, Ting-I Lee, Wen-Ta Chiu:
  Development and evaluation of an integrated pharmaceutical education system. 383-389
  
• A. Sophie Gosling, Johanna I. Westbrook:
  Allied health professionals' use of online evidence: a survey of 790 staff working in the Australian public hospital system. 391-401
  

Volume 73, Number 5, June 2004

• Gabriel M. Leung, Raymond Y. T. Yeung, Timothy Y. Y. Lai, Janice M. Johnston, Keith Y. K. Tin, Irene O. L. Wong, Pauline P. S. Woo, Lai Ming Ho:
  Physicians' perceptions towards the impact of and willingness to pay for clinical computerization in Hong Kong. 403-414
  
• Timothy Y. Y. Lai, Gabriel M. Leung, Irene O. L. Wong, Janice M. Johnston:
  Do doctors act on their self-reported intention to computerize? A follow-up population-based survey in Hong Kong. 415-431
  
• S. Trent Rosenbloom, Doug Talbert, Dominik Aronsky:
  Clinicians' perceptions of clinical decision support integrated into computerized provider order entry. 433-441
  
• Iain M. Carey, Derek G. Cook, Stephen De Wilde, Stephen A. Bremner, Nicky Richards, Steve Caine, David P. Strachan, Sean R. Hilton:
  Developing a large electronic primary care database (Doctors' Independent Network) for research. 443-453
  
• Charles J. Mullett, John G. Thomas, Connie L. Smith, Arif R. Sarwari, Rashida A. Khakoo:
  Computerized antimicrobial decision support: an offline evaluation of a database-driven empiric antimicrobial guidance program in hospitalized patients with a bloodstream infection. 455-460
  
• Andreas Krause, Dominik Hartl, Fabian J. Theis, Manfred Stangl, Klaus-E. Gerauer, Alexander T. Mehlhorn:
  Mobile decision support for transplantation patient data. 461-464
  

Volume 73, Number 6, June 2004

• Monique W. M. Jaspers, Paul Fockens, Jan H. Ravesloot, Martien Limburg, Ameen Abu-Hanna:
  Fifteen years medical information sciences: the Amsterdam curriculum. 465-477
  
• Elske Ammenwerth, Jytte Brender, Pirkko Nykänen, Hans-Ulrich Prokosch, Michael Rigby, Jan L. Talmon:
  Visions and strategies to improve evaluation of health information systems: Reflections and lessons based on the HIS-EVAL workshop in Innsbruck. 479-491
  
• Godefridus G. van Merode, Siebren Groothuis, Arie Hasman:
  Enterprise resource planning for hospitals. 493-501
  
• Kaija Saranto, Evelyn J. S. Hovenga:
  Information literacy - what it is about?: Literature review of the concept and the context. 503-513
  
• Ronald N. Kostoff, Joel A. Block, Jesse A. Stump, Kirstin M. Pfeil:
  Information content in Medline record fields. 515-527
  
• Michael Glykas, Panagiotis Chytas:
  Technology assisted speech and language therapy. 529-541
  

Volume 73, Numbers 7-8, August 2004

• Heimar F. Marin:
  Improving Patient Safety with Technology. 543-546
  
• Patricia Flatley Brennan, Charles Safran:
  Patient safety: Remember who it's really for. 547-550
  
• Cornelia M. Ruland:
  Improving patient safety through informatics tools for shared decision making and risk communication. 551-557
  
• Roy L. Simpson:
  Managing the three 'P's to improve patient safety: nursing administration's role in managing information technology. 559-561
  
• M. L. G. Pedreira, H. F. Marin:
  Patient safety initiatives in Brazil: a nursing perspective. 563-567
  
• Ragnhild Hellesø, Margarethe Lorensen, Lena Sorensen:
  Challenging the information gap - the patients transfer from hospital to home health care. 569-580
  
• Suzanne Bakken, Sarah Sheets Cook, Lesly Curtis, Karen S. Desjardins, Sookyung Hyun, Melinda L. Jenkins, Ritamarie John, W. Ted Klein, Jossie Paguntalan, W. Dan Roberts, Michael Soupios:
  Promoting patient safety through informatics-based nursing education. 581-589
  
• Margareta Ehnfors, Susan J. Grobe:
  Nursing curriculum and continuing education: future directions. 591-598
  
• Lucila Ohno-Machado, Paulo Sérgio Panse Silveira, Staal A. Vinterbo:
  Protecting patient privacy by quantifiable control of disclosures in disseminated databases. 599-606
  
• Barbara Van de Castle, Jeongeun Kim, Mavilde L. G. Pedreira, Abel Paiva, William Goossen, David W. Bates:
  Information technology and patient safety in nursing practice: an international perspective. 607-614
  
• Judy Hougaard:
  Developing evidence-based interdisciplinary care standards and implications for improving patient safety. 615-624
  
• Susan Matney, Catherine Dent, Roberto A. Rocha:
  Development of a compositional terminology model for nursing orders. 625-630
  
• Eneida A. Mendonça, Elizabeth S. Chen, Peter D. Stetson, Lawrence K. McKnight, Jianbo Lei, James J. Cimino:
  Approach to mobile information and communication for health care. 631-638
  
• Lorrie K. Roemer, Stephanie J. Richardson, Roberto A. Rocha, Guilherme Del Fiol, Richard L. Bradshaw:
  Exploratory case method to determine the frequency of redundant orders within manually consolidated order lists. 639-645
  
• Antonio José Leal Costa, Eduardo Massad, Neli Regina Siqueira Ortega, Abelardo de Q.-C. Araújo:
  Perception of disability in a public health perspective: a model based on fuzzy logic. 647-656
  
• Susan K. Newbold, Gilad J. Kuperman, Suzanne Bakken, Patricia Flatley Brennan, Eneida A. Mendonça, Hyeoun-Ae Park, Aleksandar Radenovic:
  Information technology as an infrastructure for patient safety: nursing research needs. 657-662
  

Volume 73, Numbers 9-10, September 2004

• Kevin B. Johnson, William J. Ravich, John A. Cowan Jr.:
  Brainstorming about next-generation computer-based documentation: an AMIA clinical working group survey. 665-674
  
• Huigang Liang, Yajiong Xue:
  Investigating public health emergency response information system initiatives in China. 675-685
  
• Susanna E. Bedell, Abha Agrawal, Lauren E. Petersen:
  A systematic critique of diabetes on the world wide web for patients and their physicians. 687-694
  
• Eva Toth-Pal, Gunnar H. Nilsson, Anna-Karin Furhoff:
  Clinical effect of computer generated physician reminders in health screening in primary health care - a controlled clinical trial of preventive services among the elderly. 695-703
  
• Rianne Bindels, Arie Hasman, Jan W. J. van Wersch, Jan L. Talmon, Ron A. G. Winkens:
  Evaluation of an automated test ordering and feedback system for general practitioners in daily practice. 705-712
  
• Pierre P. Lévy:
  The case view, a generic method of visualization of the case mix. 713-718
  
• Atif Zafar, Burke Mamlin, Susan Perkins, Anne W. Belsito, J. Marc Overhage, Clement J. McDonald:
  A simple error classification system for understanding sources of error in automatic speech recognition and human transcription. 719-730
  
• Viviane Bernardo, Monica Parente Ramos, Helio Plapler, Luiz Francisco Poli de Figueiredo, Helena B. Nader, Meide Silva Anção, Carl P. von Dietrich, Daniel Sigulem:
  Web-based learning in undergraduate medical education: development and assessment of an online course on experimental surgery. 731-742
  

Volume 73, Numbers 11-12, November 2004

• Lameck Diero, Troy Stiffler, Robert M. Einterz, William M. Tierney:
  Can data from an electronic medical record identify which patients with pneumonia have Pneumocystis carinii Infection? 743-750
  
• Tammy Hoffmann, Trevor Russell, Kryss McKenna:
  Producing computer-generated tailored written information for stroke patients and their carers: system development and preliminary evaluation. 751-758
  
• Ian Holliday, Wai-keung Tam:
  E-health in the East Asian tigers. 759-769
  
• Mark J. Graham, Tate K. Kubose, Desmond A. Jordan, Jiajie Zhang, Todd R. Johnson, Vimla L. Patel:
  Heuristic evaluation of infusion pumps: implications for patient safety in Intensive Care Units. 771-779
  
• Monique W. M. Jaspers, Thiemo Steen, Cor van den Bos, Maud M. Geenen:
  The think aloud method: a guide to user interface design. 781-795
  
• Cornelia M. Ruland:
  A survey about the usefulness of computerized systems to support illness management in clinical practice. 797-805
  
• Monique W. M. Jaspers, Elske Ammenwerth, W. J. P. P. ter Burg, F. Kaiser, Reinhold Haux:
  An international course on strategic information management for medical informatics students: international perspectives and evaluation. 807-815