DOI: 10.1055/s-00035037

Methods of Information in Medicine

Issue 02 · Volume 35 · 1996 DOI: 10.1055/s-008-39025

Original Article

  • 72
    Kay, S.; Purves, I. N.:

    Medical Records and Other Stories: a Narratological Framework

  • 104
    Hohnloser, J. H.; Kadlec, P.; Puerner, F.:

    Coding Clinical Information: Analysis of Clinicians Using Computerized Coding

  • 108
    Hohnloser, J. H.; Puerner, F.; Soltanian, H.:

    Improving Coded Data Entry by an Electronic Patient Record System

  • 112
    Pommerening, K.; Miller, M.; Schmidtmann, I.; Michaelis, J.:

    Pseudonyms for Cancer Registries

  • 122
    Cimino, J. J.:

    Linking Patient Information Systems to Bibliographic Resources

  • 127
    Müller, R.; Thews, O.; Rohrbach, C.; Sergl, M.; Pommerening, K.:

    A Graph-Grammar Approach to Represent Causal, Temporal and Other Contexts in an Oncological Patient Record

  • 142
    Shumway, J. M.; Jacknowitz, A. I.; Abate, M. A.:

    Attitudes of Community Pharmacists, University-Based Pharmacists, and Students Toward On-Line Information Resources

    • Editorial Commentary

  • 88
    Kluge, E.-H. W.:

    The Medical Record: Narration and Story as a Path Through Patient Data

  • 93
    Grémy, F.; Lelaidier, J.; Hève, D.:

    Is There Anything New About the So-called “Medical” Record?

  • 98
    van Ginneken, A. M.:

    The Physician's Flexible Narrative

  • 101
    Rector, A. L.:

    Literature and Logbook — Art and Science

  • 148
    Musen, M. A.; Barnett, E. A.:

    The Road to Professionalism in Medical Informatics: The Role of Training

  • 152
    Heathfield, H. A.; Wyatt, J. C.:

    Medical Informatics: Form and Expression