Jane R. Schubart

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1999-2006
Publications (10 Years): 0

Publications

Wendy F. Cohn, Aaron Pannone, Jane R. Schubart, Jason A. Lyman, Mable B. Kinzie, Donna K. Broshek, Thomas M. Guterbock, David Hartman, David Mick, Armando Bolmey, Arthur T. Garson
Tailored Educational Approaches for Consumer Health (TEACH): A Model System for Addressing Health Communication. AMIA (2006)
James R. Barrett, Scott M. Strayer, Jane R. Schubart
Assessing medical residents' usage and perceived needs for personal digital assistants. Int. J. Medical Informatics 73 (1) (2004)
James R. Barrett, Scott M. Strayer, Jane R. Schubart
Information Needs of Residents During Inpatient and Outpatient Rotations: Identifying Effective Personal Digital Assistant Applications. AMIA (2003)
James R. Barrett, Scott M. Strayer, Jane R. Schubart
Assessing the Personal Digital Assistant Uses and Needs of Medical Residents. AMIA (2002)
Jane R. Schubart, Chad E. Fowler, Gerald R. Donowitz, Alfred F. Connors Jr.
Algorithm-based Decision Rules to Safely Reduce Laboratory Test Ordering. MedInfo (2001)
Jane R. Schubart, Jason A. Lyman, Kenneth W. Scully, William A. Knaus, Jonathan S. Einbinder
The Resident Assessment Performance System (RAPS): User-centered Design for a Web-based Tool. AMIA (2001)
Jane R. Schubart, Jonathan S. Einbinder
Evaluation of a data warehouse in an academic health sciences center. Int. J. Medical Informatics 60 (3) (2000)
Kenneth W. Scully, Jane R. Schubart, Jonathan S. Einbinder
Improving Search Results for Diagnoses or Procedures Using an ICD-9-CM Clustering Standard. AMIA (2000)
Jane R. Schubart, Jonathan S. Einbinder
Evaluation of a Data Warehouse: Understanding Users' Needs. AMIA (2000)
Kenneth W. Scully, Jonathan S. Einbinder, Robert D. Pates, Robert J. Cordaro, Robin M. Krumholz, Jane R. Schubart, Thomas A. Spraggins, Robert E. Reynolds
Web-Accessible Patient Data Warehouse at the University of Virginia. AMIA (1999)
Jane R. Schubart, Jonathan S. Einbinder
Evaluation of a data warehouse in an academic health sciences center. AMIA (1999)