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2015
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Zach Landis-Lewis, Ronald Manjomo, Oliver Jintha Gadabu, Matthew Kam, Bertha N. Simwaka, Susan L. Zickmund, Frank Chimbwandira, Gerald P. Douglas, Rebecca S. Jacobson:
Barriers to using eHealth data for clinical performance feedback in Malawi: A case study. Int. J. Medical Informatics 84(10): 868-875 (2015)

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Olga V. Patterson, Lalindra De Silva, Brad Adams, Ryan Cornia, Thomas Ginter, Susan L. Zickmund, Scott L. DuVall:
Towards intuitive NLP: Interactive system for machine teaching. AMIA 2018
2014
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Zach Landis-Lewis, Ronald Manjomo, Oliver Jintha Gadabu, Bertha N. Simwaka, Susan L. Zickmund, Gerald P. Douglas, Rebecca S. Jacobson:
Identifying barriers to using eHealth data for individualized clinical performance feedback in Malawi : A case study. AMIA 2014

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