DOI: 10.1055/s-00035037

Methods of Information in Medicine

Ausgabe 04 · Volume 32 · 1993 DOI: 10.1055/s-008-38333

Original Article

  • 265
    Essin, D. J.:

    Intelligent Processing of Loosely Structured Documents as a Strategy for Organizing Electronic Health Care Records

  • 274
    Buekens, F.; Ceusters, W.; De Moor, G.:

    The Explanatory Role of Events in Causal and Temporal Reasoning in Medicine

  • 281
    Lindberg, D. A. B.; Humphreys, B. L.; McCray, A. T.:

    The Unified Medical Language System

  • 292
    van Mulligen, E. M.; Timmers, T.; van Bemmel, J. H.:

    A New Architecture for Integration of Heterogeneous Software Components

  • 302
    Christensen, C.; Cottrell, J. J.; Murakami, J.; Mackesy, M. E.; Fetzer, B.; Elstein, A. S.:

    Forecasting Survival in the Medical Intensive Care Unit: A Comparison of Clinical Prognoses With Formal Estimates

  • 309
    Smith, W. R.; Lancaster, D. J.; McClish, D. K.:

    Computer-Assisted Instruction in Probabilistic Reasoning During the Inpatient Medicine Clerkship

  • 314
    Lachenbruch, P. A.; Wilson, T. W.; Cohen, R. D.:

    Stratified Initial Values and Change Scores

  • 317
    Tu, S. W.; Kemper, C. A.; Lane, N. M.; Carlson, R. W.; Musen, M. A.:

    A Methodology for Determining Patients’ Eligibility for Clinical Trials

  • 326
    Kraus, D.; Petkoff, B.; Mannebach, H.; Kirkby, S.:

    Reconstructing Medical Problem Solving Competence: MACCORD

    • Editorial Commentary

  • 269
    Collen, M. F.:

    The Use of Documents for Computer-Based Patient Records

  • 270
    van Ginneken, A. M.:

    Modelling Domain-Knowledge: a Step toward Intelligent Data Management

  • 272
    Rector, A. L.:

    Marking Up is Not Enough

  • 279
    van Ginneken, A. M.:

    Documenting an Event and its Evolving Meaning

  • 339
    Grémy, F.; Leplège, A.; Heve, D.:

    The Computerized Medical Record is not the Patient Analog. A Four Partners Scenario in Clinical Encounters