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52. The devil is in the details.
53. Transmission of tuberculosis in a jail.
54. Integration and beyond: panel discussion.
55. Integration and beyond: linking information from disparate sources and into workflow.
56. Assessing data quality: from concordance, through correctness and completeness, to valid manipulatable representations.
57. Health informatics: linking investment to value.
58. Focusing energy on biomedical engineering, imaging, and informatics research.
59. The challenge to health informatics for 1999-2000: form creative partnerships with industry and chief information officers to enable people to use information to improve health.
60. Terminal dehydration as an alternative to physician-assisted suicide.
61. Medical informatics--on the path toward universal truths.
62. Tuberculosis in Africa.
63. The networked health enterprise: a vision for 2008.
64. Tuberculosis among elderly persons, as observed among nursing home residents.
65. How should we organize to do informatics? Report of the ACMI Debate at the 1997 AMIA Fall Symposium.
66. It's the information that's important, not the technology.
67. Implementation of organizational practices to protect information in health organizations.
68. Positioning the library at the epicenter of the networked biomedical enterprise.
69. Perspective: a molecular approach to tuberculosis control-- an idea that might work.
70. Interpretation of restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis of Mycobacterium tuberculosis isolates from a state with a large rural population.
71. Failure to thrive in older adults.
72. The evolution of the IAIMS: lessons for the next decade.
73. The IAIMS--an essential infrastructure for increasing the competitiveness of health care practices.
74. The origin and erratic global spread of tuberculosis. How the past explains the present and is the key to the future.
75. Physicians' attitudes about patients in the persistent vegetative state.
76. Retrospective detection of laboratory cross-contamination of Mycobacterium tuberculosis cultures with use of DNA fingerprint analysis.
77. Design of a general clinical notification system based on the publish-subscribe paradigm.
78. Preparing librarians to meet the challenges of today's health care environment.
79. Integrating health sciences librarians into biomedicine.
80. The Vanderbilt University fast track to IAIMS: transition from planning to implementation.
81. Focus on the frontiers of informatics: call for papers on Telehealth and the Informatics of Medical Imaging.
82. Strand displacement amplification and the polymerase chain reaction for monitoring response to treatment in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis.
83. Probable role of ultraviolet irradiation in preventing transmission of tuberculosis: a case study.
84. Matching the level of evaluation to a project's stage of development.
85. Opportunities for Training in Biomedical Informatics at Vanderbilt University.
86. Control of tuberculosis in Arkansas nursing homes.
87. The risk for transmission of Mycobacterium tuberculosis at the bedside and during autopsy.
88. Management of health care workers after inadvertent exposure to tuberculosis: a guide for the use of preventive therapy.
89. JAMIA--status after the first year.
90. Building a data foundation for tomorrow's healthcare information management systems.
91. When did Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection first occur in the New World? An important question with public health implications.
92. Strategic planning for information management: what are the deliverables?
93. Tuberculin booster reactions and conversions.
94. Smear-negative pulmonary tuberculosis.
95. Computer-based physician order entry: the state of the art.
96. Invited commentary: relative susceptibility of black Americans to tuberculosis.
97. Lessons from the origins of informatics.
98. Designing medical informatics research and library--resource projects to increase what is learned.
99. JAMIA--why?
100. The history of tuberculosis as a global epidemic.
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