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7. IPR Estoppel: Current District Court Trends and Practice Tips.

Author

Wadler, Linda A., Rudolph, Barbara R., and Boerschlein, Meredith H.

Subjects
Estoppel -- Laws, regulations and rules, Federal courts -- Research, Appeals (Law) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Patent law -- Practice, Government regulation, Patent Code of 1952 (35 U.S.C. 102-103) (35 U.S.C. 315(e)(2))
Abstract

In 2012, the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act (AIA) created new procedures for challenging the validity of U.S. patents before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) as an alternative to [...]

Published
2018

11. Practical Implications of the Federal Circuit's Decision in Amgen v. Hospira on Biosimilars Patent Litigation.

Author

Wadler, Linda A. and Rudolph, Barbara R.

Subjects
Discovery (Law) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Patent licensing -- Laws, regulations and rules, Civil procedure -- Laws, regulations and rules, Biosimilar pharmaceuticals -- Intellectual property -- Laws, regulations and rules, Amgen, Inc. v. Hospira, Inc. (866 F.3d 1355 (Fed. Cir. 2017)), Government regulation, Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act of 2009
Abstract

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's recent decision in Amgen Inc. v. Hospira, Inc., (1) provides additional clarity on certain procedural and discovery issues arising in biosimilars [...]

Published
2017

14. Look-Alike, Sound-Alike Medication Names: Patient Safety Solutions, Volume 1, Solution 1, May 2007

Author

Abdellatif, Ahmed, Bagian, James P., Barajas, Enrique Ruelas, Cohen, Michael, Cousins, Diane, Denham, Charles R., Essinger, Kaj, Gegelashvili, Giorgi, Glenister, Helen, Hoffman, Carolyn, Horvath, Diana, Khoja, Tawfik, Klazinga, Niek, Lee, Chien Earn, Letlape, Tebogo Kgosietsile, Lilja, Beth, Manasse, Henri R., Jr., Massoud, M. Rashad, Wilson, Ross McL, Medici, Andre C., Mohammad, Ali Jaffer, Munier, William B., Murphy, Margaret, Murphy, Melinda L., Ortiz, Zulma, Pinakiewicz, Diane C., Pittet, Didier, Reznikovich, Shmuel, Rudolph, Barbara, Sheridan, Susan E., Siu-fai, Lui, Solomon, Ronni P., Svensson, Per Gunnar, Whittaker, Stuart, and Youngson, Robin

Published
2007
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15. Assuring Medication Accuracy at Transitions in Care: Patient Safety Solutions, Volume 1, Solution 6, May 2007

Author

Abdellatif, Ahmed, Bagian, James P., Barajas, Enrique Ruelas, Cohen, Michael, Cousins, Diane, Denham, Charles R., Essinger, Kaj, Gegelashvili, Giorgi, Glenister, Helen, Hoffman, Carolyn, Horvath, Diana, Khoja, Tawfik, Klazinga, Niek, Lee, Chien Earn, Letlape, Tebogo Kgosietsile, Lilja, Beth, Manasse, Henri R., Jr., Massoud, M. Rashad, Wilson, Ross McL, Medici, Andre C., Mohammad, Ali Jaffer, Munier, William B., Murphy, Margaret, Murphy, Melinda L., Ortiz, Zulma, Pinakiewicz, Diane C., Pittet, Didier, Reznikovich, Shmuel, Rudolph, Barbara, Sheridan, Susan E., Siu-fai, Lui, Solomon, Ronni P., Svensson, Per Gunnar, Whittaker, Stuart, and Youngson, Robin

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2007
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16. Avoiding catheter and Tubing Mis-connections: Patient Safety Solutions, Volume 1, Solution 7, May 2007

Author

Abdellatif, Ahmed, Bagian, James P., Barajas, Enrique Ruelas, Cohen, Michael, Cousins, Diane, Denham, Charles R., Essinger, Kaj, Gegelashvili, Giorgi, Glenister, Helen, Hoffman, Carolyn, Horvath, Diana, Khoja, Tawfik, Klazinga, Niek, Lee, Chien Earn, Letlape, Tebogo Kgosietsile, Lilja, Beth, Manasse, Henri R., Jr., Massoud, M. Rashad, Wilson, Ross McL, Medici, Andre C., Mohammad, Ali Jaffer, Munier, William B., Murphy, Margaret, Murphy, Melinda L., Ortiz, Zulma, Pinakiewicz, Diane C., Pittet, Didier, Reznikovich, Shmuel, Rudolph, Barbara, Sheridan, Susan E., Siu-fai, Lui, Solomon, Ronni P., Svensson, Per Gunnar, Whittaker, Stuart, and Youngson, Robin

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2007
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17. Improved Hand Hygiene to Prevent Health Care-Associated Infections: Patient Safety Solutions, Volume 1, Solution 9, May 2007

Author

Abdellatif, Ahmed, Bagian, James P., Barajas, Enrique Ruelas, Cohen, Michael, Cousins, Diane, Denham, Charles R., Essinger, Kaj, Gegelashvili, Giorgi, Glenister, Helen, Hoffman, Carolyn, Horvath, Diana, Khoja, Tawfik, Klazinga, Niek, Lee, Chien Earn, Letlape, Tebogo Kgosietsile, Lilja, Beth, Manasse, Henri R., Jr., Massoud, M. Rashad, Wilson, Ross McL, Medici, Andre C., Mohammad, Ali Jaffer, Munier, William B., Murphy, Margaret, Murphy, Melinda L., Ortiz, Zulma, Pinakiewicz, Diane C., Pittet, Didier, Reznikovich, Shmuel, Rudolph, Barbara, Sheridan, Susan E., Siu-fai, Lui, Solomon, Ronni P., Svensson, Per Gunnar, Whittaker, Stuart, and Youngson, Robin

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2007
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18. Single Use of Injection Devices: Patient Safety Solutions, Volume 1, Solution 8, May 2007

Author

Abdellatif, Ahmed, Bagian, James P., Barajas, Enrique Ruelas, Cohen, Michael, Cousins, Diane, Denham, Charles R., Essinger, Kaj, Gegelashvili, Giorgi, Glenister, Helen, Hoffman, Carolyn, Horvath, Diana, Khoja, Tawfik, Klazinga, Niek, Lee, Chien Earn, Letlape, Tebogo Kgosietsile, Lilja, Beth, Manasse, Henri R., Jr., Massoud, M. Rashad, Wilson, Ross McL, Medici, Andre C., Mohammad, Ali Jaffer, Munier, William B., Murphy, Margaret, Murphy, Melinda L., Ortiz, Zulma, Pinakiewicz, Diane C., Pittet, Didier, Reznikovich, Shmuel, Rudolph, Barbara, Sheridan, Susan E., Siu-fai, Lui, Solomon, Ronni P., Svensson, Per Gunnar, Whittaker, Stuart, and Youngson, Robin

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2007
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19. Performance of Correct Procedure at Correct Body Site: Patient Safety Solutions, Volume 1, Solution 4, May 2007

Author

Abdellatif, Ahmed, Bagian, James P., Barajas, Enrique Ruelas, Cohen, Michael, Cousins, Diane, Denham, Charles R., Essinger, Kaj, Gegelashvili, Giorgi, Glenister, Helen, Hoffman, Carolyn, Horvath, Diana, Khoja, Tawfik, Klazinga, Niek, Lee, Chien Earn, Letlape, Tebogo Kgosietsile, Lilja, Beth, Manasse, Henri R., Jr., Massoud, M. Rashad, Wilson, Ross McL, Medici, Andre C., Mohammad, Ali Jaffer, Munier, William B., Murphy, Margaret, Murphy, Melinda L., Ortiz, Zulma, Pinakiewicz, Diane C., Pittet, Didier, Reznikovich, Shmuel, Rudolph, Barbara, Sheridan, Susan E., Siu-fai, Lui, Solomon, Ronni P., Svensson, Per Gunnar, Whittaker, Stuart, and Youngson, Robin

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2007
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20. Control of Concentrated Electrolyte Solutions: Patient Safety Solutions, Volume 1, Solution 5, May 2007

Author

Abdellatif, Ahmed, Bagian, James P., Barajas, Enrique Ruelas, Cohen, Michael, Cousins, Diane, Denham, Charles R., Essinger, Kaj, Gegelashvili, Giorgi, Glenister, Helen, Hoffman, Carolyn, Horvath, Diana, Khoja, Tawfik, Klazinga, Niek, Lee, Chien Earn, Letlape, Tebogo Kgosietsile, Lilja, Beth, Manasse, Henri R., Jr., Massoud, M. Rashad, Wilson, Ross McL, Medici, Andre C., Mohammad, Ali Jaffer, Munier, William B., Murphy, Margaret, Murphy, Melinda L., Ortiz, Zulma, Pinakiewicz, Diane C., Pittet, Didier, Reznikovich, Shmuel, Rudolph, Barbara, Sheridan, Susan E., Siu-fai, Lui, Solomon, Ronni P., Svensson, Per Gunnar, Whittaker, Stuart, and Youngson, Robin

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2007
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21. Communication During Patient Hand-Overs: Patient Safety Solutions, Volume 1, Solution 3, May 2007

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Abdellatif, Ahmed, Bagian, James P., Barajas, Enrique Ruelas, Cohen, Michael, Cousins, Diane, Denham, Charles R., Essinger, Kaj, Gegelashvili, Giorgi, Glenister, Helen, Hoffman, Carolyn, Horvath, Diana, Khoja, Tawfik, Klazinga, Niek, Lee, Chien Earn, Letlape, Tebogo Kgosietsile, Lilja, Beth, Manasse, Henri R., Jr., Massoud, M. Rashad, Wilson, Ross McL, Medici, Andre C., Mohammad, Ali Jaffer, Munier, William B., Murphy, Margaret, Murphy, Melinda L., Ortiz, Zulma, Pinakiewicz, Diane C., Pittet, Didier, Reznikovich, Shmuel, Rudolph, Barbara, Sheridan, Susan E., Siu-fai, Lui, Solomon, Ronni P., Svensson, Per Gunnar, Whittaker, Stuart, and Youngson, Robin

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2007
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22. Patient Safety Solutions Preamble - May 2007

Author

Abdellatif, Ahmed, Bagian, James P., Barajas, Enrique Ruelas, Cohen, Michael, Cousins, Diane, Denham, Charles R., Essinger, Kaj, Gegelashvili, Giorgi, Glenister, Helen, Hoffman, Carolyn, Horvath, Diana, Khoja, Tawfik, Klazinga, Niek, Lee, Chien Earn, Letlape, Tebogo Kgosietsile, Lilja, Beth, Manasse, Henri R., Jr., Massoud, M. Rashad, Wilson, Ross McL, Medici, Andre C., Mohammad, Ali Jaffer, Munier, William B., Murphy, Margaret, Murphy, Melinda L., Ortiz, Zulma, Pinakiewicz, Diane C., Pittet, Didier, Reznikovich, Shmuel, Rudolph, Barbara, Sheridan, Susan E., Siu-fai, Lui, Solomon, Ronni P., Svensson, Per Gunnar, Whittaker, Stuart, and Youngson, Robin

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2007
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23. Patient Identification: Patient Safety Solutions, Volume 1, Solution 2, May 2007

Author

Abdellatif, Ahmed, Bagian, James P., Barajas, Enrique Ruelas, Cohen, Michael, Cousins, Diane, Denham, Charles R., Essinger, Kaj, Gegelashvili, Giorgi, Glenister, Helen, Hoffman, Carolyn, Horvath, Diana, Khoja, Tawfik, Klazinga, Niek, Lee, Chien Earn, Letlape, Tebogo Kgosietsile, Lilja, Beth, Manasse, Henri R., Jr., Massoud, M. Rashad, Wilson, Ross McL, Medici, Andre C., Mohammad, Ali Jaffer, Munier, William B., Murphy, Margaret, Murphy, Melinda L., Ortiz, Zulma, Pinakiewicz, Diane C., Pittet, Didier, Reznikovich, Shmuel, Rudolph, Barbara, Sheridan, Susan E., Siu-fai, Lui, Solomon, Ronni P., Svensson, Per Gunnar, Whittaker, Stuart, and Youngson, Robin

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2007
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28. Management tools for Medicaid and State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP)

Author

Welch, W. Pete, Rudolph, Barbara A., Blewett, Lynn A., Parente, Stephen T., Brach, Cindy, Love, Denise, and Harmon, Robert G.

Subjects
State Children's Health Insurance Program (US) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Health insurance industry -- Management, Health insurance -- Management, Children -- Insurance, Medicaid -- Management, Company business management, Government regulation, Business, Health care industry, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
Published
2006

29. A draft framework for measuring progress towards the development of a national health information infrastructure

Author

Hripcsak George, Rudolph Barbara, Friedman Charles, Leonard Kevin, Shiffman Richard N, Sittig Dean F, Adams Laura L, Kleinman Lawrence C, and Kaushal Rainu

Subjects
Computer applications to medicine. Medical informatics, R858-859.7
Abstract

Abstract Background American public policy makers recently established the goal of providing the majority of Americans with electronic health records by 2014. This will require a National Health Information Infrastructure (NHII) that is far more complete than the one that is currently in its formative stage of development. We describe a conceptual framework to help measure progress toward that goal. Discussion The NHII comprises a set of clusters, such as Regional Health Information Organizations (RHIOs), which, in turn, are composed of smaller clusters and nodes such as private physician practices, individual hospitals, and large academic medical centers. We assess progress in terms of the availability and use of information and communications technology and the resulting effectiveness of these implementations. These three attributes can be studied in a phased approach because the system must be available before it can be used, and it must be used to have an effect. As the NHII expands, it can become a tool for evaluating itself. Summary The NHII has the potential to transform health care in America – improving health care quality, reducing health care costs, preventing medical errors, improving administrative efficiencies, reducing paperwork, and increasing access to affordable health care. While the President has set an ambitious goal of assuring that most Americans have electronic health records within the next 10 years, a significant question remains "How will we know if we are making progress toward that goal?" Using the definitions for "nodes" and "clusters" developed in this article along with the resulting measurement framework, we believe that we can begin a discussion that will enable us to define and then begin making the kinds of measurements necessary to answer this important question.

Published
2005
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30. Claim Construction: Is The Federal Circuit's Medicines Decision A Bitter Pill To Swallow?

Author

Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
AWH Corp. -- Cases, Construction industry -- Cases, Patents -- Cases, Company legal issue, Patent/copyright issue, Business, international
Abstract

It is axiomatic that, when construing patent claims, it is improper to read a limitation from the specification into the claims. Phillips v. AWH Corp. 415 F.3d 1303, 1323 (Fed. [...]

Published
2018

31. Skirting the issues.

Author

Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
CLOTHING industry, FASHION editors, FASHION, CORRUPTION
Abstract

Takes a serious look at the fashion industry and suggests that not so subtle bribes are offered to fashion editors by designers. Quotes from a former fashion-magazine editor; The cashmere sweaters that were given away by Tse Cashmere when they opened a Madison Avenue boutique; The goods that fashion editors are offered.

Published
1995

32. Valiant efforts.

Author

Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
MUTUAL funds
Abstract

A chart is presented that shows data on the performance of U.S. mutual funds in the second half of 1983 including the Boston Mutual Fund, the Fidelity Magellan Fund and the John Hancock Growth Fund.

Published
1984

33. Through the looking glass darkly.

Author

Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
MUTUAL funds, MUTUAL fund managers, STOCK funds, CHARTS, diagrams, etc.
Abstract

Multiple charts are presented as of August 29, 1983 that list U.S. mutual funds, mutual fund managers and stock funds, rated by the Forbes magazine according to their performance during bull and bear market conditions. INSETS: The honor roll-why the Cheshire cat smiles;Fund manager ratings-why the March Hare worries.

Published
1983

34. "People like to do business with folks they know".

Author

Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
COMMUNITY banks, BANKING industry, BANK profits, FINANCIAL institutions, FINANCIAL services industry
Abstract

The article reports on the growth of small banks in the U.S. in 1981. Topics discussed include the increase in the return on assets of banks with less than 100 million dollars in assets, the advantages of establishing a small bank, and the challenges facing community banks including the high-interest competition for deposits, the elimination of interest-rate ceilings, and the growing prospect of eventual interstate banking.

Published
1981

35. Playing Peoria--to perfection.

Author

Gibson, Paul and Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
BUSINESS planning, EMPLOYEE morale, CORPORATE image, CAPITAL investments, BUSINESS expansion, DIVERSIFICATION in industry, STRATEGIC planning
Abstract

The article highlights the business strategy of manufacturing firm Caterpillar Tractor. It shows how the company balances its concern about productivity and sensitivity for employee morale and corporate reputation. Data presented indicate the stock price, market value and earnings posted by Caterpillar as of March 1981. An update is presented on the business improvements and expansions initiated by Caterpillar that include investment in plants and machines, as well as product diversity.

Published
1981

36. New boys in the oil patch.

Author

Rudnitsky, Howard and Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
OIL well drilling, PETROLEUM prospecting, EXECUTIVES, BIOGRAPHY (Literary form)
Abstract

The article profiles wildcat drillers in the United States in 1981 who are new to the petroleum industry. Topics mentioned include New York City-based landlord Sam Lefrak who began drilling in response to the 1973 oil embargo, former dentist and investor Morris Frankel and his firm Argo Petroleum, and former Denver Broncos football linebacker Lonnie Williams, who became the sole owner of L.G. Williams Corp.

Published
1981

37. Donna Inc.

Author

Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
KARAN, Donna, 1948-
Abstract

Profiles Donna Karan and her Seventh Avenue business, which is clearly modeled on Ralph Lauren. The only female interloper in the all-boys club of leading US designers, Karan, 44, has shaped a distinctively comfortable sexy style and a full-line apparel conglomerate. Her exploding DKNY division; Her gift of making wearable, flattering clothes for real women, designs that work as well for size 10 as a size 6; Her lifetime on Seventh Avenue; Her golden commercial touch.

Published
1992

46. Copying As Objective Evidence Of Non-Obviousness In ANDA Cases Is Alive And Well

Author

Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
Ivax Pharmaceuticals Inc. -- Cases, Eli Lilly and Co. -- Cases, Patents -- Cases, Patent infringement -- Cases, Pharmaceutical industry -- Cases, Company legal issue, Patent/copyright issue, Business, international, Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984
Abstract

In recent years, certain court decisions have suggested that copying is not a significant secondary consideration of non-obviousness in pharmaceutical patent infringement cases brought under the Hatch-Waxman Act. The notion [...]

Published
2017

47. Increasing Transparency While Using the Source of Payment Typology Data Standard.

Author

Rudolph, Barbara, Khan, Hetty, and Ledbetter, Starla

Abstract

The article discusses the development of the Source of Payment Typology data standard and U.S. states' use of data standards. Topics covered include the Payer Typology code set, user's guide, states' implementation of the code set in administrative data systems, and its major classifications and subclassifications. Also noted are states' possible improvement of data use in analyzing the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) impact, and the type of payers that may impact cost, quality, and care access.

Published
2018

48. You better believe.

Author

Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
SECURITY systems industry, SALES, CORPORATE profits, SMALL business
Abstract

The article reports that James Clark, former treasurer of Crime Control Inc., has bought a controlling interest in the company in fall of the year 1983. Crime Control was founded in 1972 by Donald Gray and James Bowman to install and monitor security and alarm systems. It ranks among the fastest-growing small companies in the U.S. Since 1980 its sales have jumped more than six fold, while profits are up 360 per cent. Jim Clark pledged everything he owned to gain his 36 per cent stake and buy out the company's founders. Founders Gray and Bowman sold a portion of their shares to Clark for $6 million in cash, or $20 a share.

Published
1984

49. Construction, mining, rail equipment.

Author

Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
MINERAL industries, CONSTRUCTION industry, ECONOMIC competition, PLANT capacity, LABOR costs, PROFITABILITY, CHARTS, diagrams, etc.
Abstract

The article focuses on construction, mining and equipment industries. It discusses projection of bad times for this group of companies with the foray of Japanese competition in the U.S. market, excess plant capacity and high labor costs. once A chart is presented that shows the journal's Yardsticks of management performance for profitability and growth of companies including Hyster, GATX and Caterpillar Tractor. INSET: Riding out the storm.

Published
1984

50. Know the men behind the numbers.

Author

Rudolph, Barbara

Subjects
MUTUAL fund management, INVESTMENT policy, GROWTH stocks, CHARTS, diagrams, etc., MUTUAL funds
Abstract

The article focuses on the impact of mutual funds manager's decision on the performance of the fund as of June 6, 1983. The author pays special attention on cases when portfolio managers retire. Other topics reviewed include shifts of mutual funds' investment strategies including investment in growth stocks. Charts representing the performance of mutual funds are presented as well.

Published
1983

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