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2022

Establishing Trust in Pharmaceutical Data with an Independent Verification and Validation MethodologyKeith E. Campbell, Taima Gomez, Elizabeth D. Korte, Raja A. Cholan, Robert Rehwoldt, Andrew K. Sills, Christine Spisla, Traci Hindman Robinson, Philip Meacham, Alicia Bracco, Peyton Marion, Stephen Powell, Diane Montella, Steven H. Brown. amia 2022: [doi]

Encoding laboratory testing data: case studies of the national implementation of HHS requirements and related standards in five laboratoriesRaja A. Cholan, Gregory Pappas, Greg Rehwoldt, Andrew K. Sills, Elizabeth D. Korte, I Khalil Appleton, Natalie M. Scott, Wendy S. Rubinstein, Sara A. Brenner, Riki Merrick, Wilbur C. Hadden, Keith E. Campbell, Michael S. Waters. jamia, 29(8):1372-1380, 2022. [doi]

The Gaps in the Terminological Representation of the ACORN Social Determinants of Health SurveyMelissa P. Resnick, Diane Montella, Wilmon McCray, Steven H. Brown, Keith E. Campbell, Jonathan R. Nebeker, Frank LeHouillier, Peter L. Elkin. icbo 2024: 1-10 [doi]

2021

An Evaluation of Solor and ANF Assignment to HL7 Knowledge Artifacts using High Definition Natural Language ProcessingMelissa P. Resnick, Frank LeHouillier, Steven H. Brown, Keith E. Campbell, Diane Montella, Peter L. Elkin. amia 2021: [doi]

Automated Modeling of Clinical Narrative with High Definition Natural Language Processing Using Solor and Analysis Normal FormMelissa P. Resnick, Frank LeHouillier, Steven H. Brown, Keith E. Campbell, Diane Montella, Peter L. Elkin. efmi-stc 2021: 89-93 [doi]

2020

Turning Data into Information: Evaluation of SOLORMelissa P. Resnick, Steven H. Brown, Keith E. Campbell, Diane Montella, Frank LeHouillier, Peter L. Elkin. amia 2020: [doi]

2018

Standardization of Clinical Decision Support: an Essential Strategy for Interoperability and Optimization of Patient and Provider ExperienceEleanor J. Barone, Diane Montella, Linda Wedemeyer, Keith E. Campbell. amia 2018: [doi]

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An evaluation of ICNP intervention axes as terminology model componentsSuzanne Bakken, Jennifer Parker, Debra J. Konicek, Keith E. Campbell. amia 2000: [doi]

White Paper: Toward Vocabulary Domain Specifications for Health Level 7 - coded Data ElementsSuzanne Bakken, Keith E. Campbell, James J. Cimino, Stanley M. Huff, W. Ed Hammond. jamia, 7(4):333-342, 2000. [doi]

1999

HOLON/CADSE: integrating open software standards and formal methods to generate guideline-based decision support agentsBarry G. Silverman, Oleg Sokolsky, Val Tannen, Alex Wong, Lance Lang, Allan Khoury, Keith E. Campbell, Chen Qiang, Arnaud Sahuguet. amia 1999: [doi]

1998

Viewpoint: The Unified Medical Language System: Toward a Collaborative Approach for Solving Terminologic ProblemsKeith E. Campbell, Diane E. Oliver, Edward H. Shortliffe. jamia, 5(1):12-16, 1998. [doi]

Review: Representing Thoughts, Words, and Things in the UMLSKeith E. Campbell, Diane E. Oliver, Kent A. Spackman, Edward H. Shortliffe. jamia, 5(5):421-431, 1998. [doi]

A "lexically-suggested logical closure" metric for medical terminology maturityKeith E. Campbell, Mark S. Tuttle, Kent A. Spackman. amia 1998: [doi]

Research Paper: Evaluation of a "Lexically Assign, Logically Refine" Strategy for Semi-automated Integration of Overlapping TerminologiesRobert H. Dolin, Stanley M. Huff, Roberto A. Rocha, Kent A. Spackman, Keith E. Campbell. jamia, 5(2):203-213, 1998. [doi]

The Role of Compositionality in Standardized Problem List GenerationPeter L. Elkin, Mark S. Tuttle, Kevin Keck, Keith E. Campbell, Geoffrey E. Atkin, Christopher G. Chute. medinfo 1998: 660-664 [doi]

Computer-facilitated collaboration: experiences building SNOMED-RTDavid H. Levy, Robert H. Dolin, John E. Mattison, Kent A. Spackman, Keith E. Campbell. amia 1998: [doi]

Reproducibility of interpreting "and" and "or" in terminology systemsEneida A. Mendonça, James J. Cimino, Keith E. Campbell, Kent A. Spackman. amia 1998: [doi]

Compositional concept representation using SNOMED: towards further convergence of clinical terminologiesKent A. Spackman, Keith E. Campbell. amia 1998: [doi]

1997

Distributed development of a logic-based controlled medical terminologyKeith E. Campbell. PhD thesis, Stanford University, USA, 1997. [doi]

Supporting Postcoordination in an Electronic Problem ListKevin Keck, Keith E. Campbell, Christopher G. Chute, Peter L. Elkin, Mark S. Tuttle, William G. Cole. amia 1997: [doi]

SNOMED RT: a reference terminology for health careKent A. Spackman, Keith E. Campbell, Roger A. Côté. amia 1997: [doi]

1996

Research Paper: The Content Coverage of Clinical classificationsChristopher G. Chute, Simon P. Cohn, Keith E. Campbell, Diane E. Oliver, James R. Campbell. jamia, 3(3):224-233, 1996. [doi]

1994

Research Paper: A Logical Foundation for Representation of Clinical DataKeith E. Campbell, Amar K. Das, Mark A. Musen. jamia, 1(3):218-232, 1994. [doi]

Research Paper: Terms used by nurses to describe patient problems: : Can SNOMED III represent nursing concepts in the patient record?Suzanne Bakken Henry, William L. Holzemer, Cheryl A. Reilly, Keith E. Campbell. jamia, 1(1):61-74, 1994. [doi]

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