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  William G. Chismar: Track Introduction. 140

Data Management in Health Care (HCDMG)

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  Donald J. Berndt, Cindy LeRouge, James Studnicki: Minitrack Introduction. 141
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  Reeva M. Lederman, Iain Morrison: Examining Quality of Care -- How Poor Information Flow Can Impact on Hospital Workflow and Affect Patient Outcomes. 142
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  Ton A. M. Spil, Robert A. Stegwee, Christian J. A. Teitink: Business Intelligence in Healthcare Organizations. 142
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  Chun Tang, Li Zhang, Aidong Zhang: Interactive Visualization and Analysis for Gene Expression Data. 143

E-health Strategies (HCEHS)

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  Ton A. M. Spil, Robert A. Stegwee: Minitrack Introduction. 144
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  Meg Murra: An Investigation of Specifications for Migrating to a Web Portal Framework for the Dissemination of Health Information within a Public Health Network. 145
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  Reima Suomi, Jarmo Tähkäpää: The Strategic Role of ICT in the Competition between Public and Private Health Care Sectors in the Nordic Welfare Societies--Case Finland. 145
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  Nilmini Wickramasinghe, Gail L. Mills: E-knowledge in Health Care: A Strategic Imperative. 146

Healthcare Chain Workflow Management by Use of ITC (HCHCW)

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  Ton A. M. Spil, Roel W. Schuring: Minitrack Introduction. 147
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  Sistine Barretto, James R. Warren, Markus Stumptner, Michael Schrefl, Gerald Quirchmayr, Stephen Nield: Coordination of Inter-organisational Healthcare Processes via Specialisation of Internet-Based Object Life Cycles. 148
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  Liette Lapointe, Lise Lamothe, Jean-Paul Fortin: The Dynamics of IT Adoption in a Major Change Process in Healthcare Delivery. 148

Integrating Information Systems Theory and Health Informatics Research (HCIIS)

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  Mike Chiasson, Elizabeth Davidson, Nancy Pouloudi: Minitrack Introduction. 149
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  Mike Chiasson, Elizabeth Davidson: Getting the Two to Dance: Examining Barriers to Health Information Systems Research in Mainstream IS Journal. 150
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  Angelina Kouroubali: Structuration Theory and Conception-Reality Gaps: Addressing Cause and Effect of Implementation Outcomes in Health Care Information Systems. 150
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  Anne-Marie Croteau, Dragos Vierul: Telemedicine Adoption by Different Groups of Physicians. 151

Knowledge Management for Health Care Systems Support (HCKMH)

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  Lisa Sokol, Peri H. Iz, James R. Warren: Minitrack Introduction. 152
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  Fu-ren Lin, Chih-hung Chiu, San-chiang Wu: Using Bayesian Networks for Discovering Temporal-State Transition Patterns in Hemodialysis. 153
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  Jean-Pierre Calabretto, Damon Couper, Barrie Mulley, Mark E. Nissen, Saree Siow, Jonathon Tuck, James R. Warren: Agent Support for Patients and Community Pharmacists. 153
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  Eu-Gene Siew, Kate A. Smith, Leonid Churilov, Mohamed Ibrahim: A Neural Clustering Approach to Iso-Resource for Acute Healthcare in Australia. 154

Privacy and Security for Health Information Systems (HCTHC)

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  Fay Cobb Payton, William G. Chismar: Minitrack Introduction. 155
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  Won Jay Song, Byung-Ha Ahn: Secure Transmission of the Prescription Order Communication System Based on the Internet and the Public-Key Infrastructure Using Master Smart Cards in the 2-Way Type Terminal. 156
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  David W. Chadwick, Carmen Carroll, S. Harvey, John P. New, Andrew J. Young: Experiences of Using a Public Key Infrastructure to Access Patient Confidential Data over the Internet. 156
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  Akiyoshi Wakatani: Digital Watermaking for ROI Medical Images by Using Compresses Signature Image. 157

Telemedicine (HCTMD)

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  Paul Jen-Hwa Hu, Joseph K. Tan: Minitrack Introduction. 158
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  Cynthia LeRouge, Monica J. Garfield, Alan R. Hevner: Quality Attributes in Telemedicine Video Conferencing. 159
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  Susanne Naegele-Jackson, Peter Holleczek, Thomas Rabenstein, Juergen Maiss, Eckhart G. Hahn, Michael Sackmann: Influence of Compression and Network Impairments on the Picture Quality of Video Transmissions in Tele-medicine. 159
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  Paul Jen-Hwa Hu, Chih-Ping Wei, Tsang-Hsiang Cheng: Investigating Telemedicine Developments in Taiwan: Implications for Telemedicine Program Management. 160
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  Henrik C. J. Linderoth: Implementation and Evaluation of Telemedicine - A Catch 22?. 160
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  Jean-Pierre Calabretto, James R. Warren, Kathy Darzanos, Benjamin Fry: Building Common Ground for Communication between Patients and Community Pharmacists with an Internet Medicine Cabinet. 161
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  Cynthia Scheideman-Miller, Pamela G. Clark, Sharon S. Smeltzer, Jeff Carpenter, Bob G. Hodge, David Prouty: Two Year Results of a Pilot Study Delivering Speech Therapy to Children in a Rural Oklahoma School via Telemedicine. 161
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  Eliezer Geisler: Indexing Transition Indicators of Medical Technology: Evaluation by Comparing Process and Co-variation Methodologies. 162

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