Susan E. George

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2000
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Susan E. George, James R. Warren:
Statistical modelling of general practice medicine for computer assisted data entry in electronic medical record systems. Int. J. Medical Informatics 57(2-3): 77-89 (2000)
1999
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Susan E. Spenceley, James R. Warren:
Using Neural Networks for Modeling the Input Requirements of Electronic Medical Record Systems. HICSS 1999
1998
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Susan E. Spenceley, James R. Warren:
The Intelligent Interface for On-Line Electronic Medical Records Using Temporal Data Mining. HICSS (5) 1998: 266-274
1997
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Sugath K. Mudali, James R. Warren, Susan E. Spenceley:
An Adaptive Two-Tier Menu Approach to Support On-Line Entry of Diagnoses. AIME 1997: 134-137
1996
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Susan E. Spenceley, James R. Warren, Sugath K. Mudali, I. D. Kirkwood:
Intelligent data entry for physicians by machine learning of an anticipative task model. ANZIIS 1996: 64-67

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