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Validity of laryngomalacia classification systems: A multi‐institutional agreement study

Clinical Otolaryngology, 2020
AbstractObjectivesTo determine the agreement of paediatric otolaryngologists on classifying laryngomalacia (LM).DesignIntra‐ and interobserver agreement study of two classification systems.SettingThree tertiary referral paediatric centres.ParticipantsThree paediatric otolaryngologists, who were blinded to any clinical details, interpreted the videos of
Shanmugappiriya Sivarajah, Andre Isaac, Shelaina Anderson, Deepak Mehta, Paul Hong, Yaser Alrajhi, Hamdy El‐Hakim   +6 more
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Multi-Institutional Service System Developments for High Risk Infants

Journal of Health & Social Policy, 1991
This article describes the development of a county-wide multi-institutional follow-up system for a high risk population of children and their families and proposes guidelines for health service system building. The target population for this program known as the Alliance for Infants and based in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, was the very low ...
C L, Young, C J, Groark, G J, Wasson
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Multi-institutional validation of a web-based core competency assessment system

Journal of Surgical Education, 2007
The Association of Program Directors in Surgery and the Division of Education of the American College of Surgeons developed and implemented a web-based system for end-of-rotation faculty assessment of ACGME core competencies of residents. This study assesses its reliability and validity across multiple programs.Each assessment included ratings (1-5 ...
Arnold, Tabuenca, Richard, Welling, Ajit K, Sachdeva, Patrice G, Blair, Karen, Horvath, John, Tarpley, John A, Savino, Richard, Gray, Julie, Gulley, Teresa, Arnold, Kevin, Wolfe, Donald A, Risucci   +11 more
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Failure factors in multi-institutional systems formation

Health Care Management Review, 1983
While some attempts at multihospital systems formation do not succeed, there are many things that can be learned from their failure to be applicable to new organizational efforts.
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Multi-institutional collaboration in sarcoma and central nervous system tumors.

Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2020
e23544 Background: Rare diseases are defined as conditions that affect less than 200,000 people annually in the United States. Around 17000 cases of sarcoma will be diagnosed in 2020. Collaboration among institutions is needed to best understand rare diseases such as sarcoma.
Jacob Gillingham, Brittany Siontis, Steven Ian Robinson, Scott H. Okuno   +3 more
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Transdermal Nicotine Delivery Systems: Multi-institutional Cooperative Bioequivalence Studies

Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy, 1993
AbstractNicotine transdermal delivery systems (nicotine-TDSs) have been evaluated clinically and found to provide effective assistance to smokers in smoking cessation with minimal occurrence of withdrawal symptoms. However, substantial skin reactions have been reported with the four nicotine-TDSs marketed recently.
Senshang Lin, Yie W. Chien, Wen-Chu Huang, Chau-Hsian Li, Chin-Ling Chueh, Russel Rhei-Long Chen, Te-Man Hsu, Tsang-Shann Jiang, Jhili Wu, Kirti H. Valia   +9 more
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DATA INTEROPERABILITY CHALLENGES IN MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS

2022
Achieving seamless data interoperability across multiple healthcare institutions remains a pressing challenge in modern health information systems. Disparate electronic health record (EHR) platforms, varied coding standards, and institutional data silos hinder unified patient care and collaborative research.
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The variability of clinical thermoluminescent dosimetry systems: A multi‐institutional study

Medical Physics, 1987
Thirty‐two radiotherapy centers in the USA and Canada cooperated in a study of the variability of clinical thermoluminescent dosimetry (TLD) systems. The primary purpose of the survey was to ascertain the accuracy of TLD for the determination of in vivo dose measurements.
H I, Amols, M S, Weinhous, L E, Reinstein   +2 more
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Governance models within multi-institutional systems.

Leadership in health services = Leadership dans les services de sante, 1994
The differences in governance models for multi-institutional systems are primarily related to the number of governing boards within a given system. This article presents those models with a corporate level governing board that maintains ultimate legal responsibility for the system.
C A, Dagnone, P, Goddard, B, Wilson
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