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Unique Registry Identification / Deduplication
What are the most efficient methods for assuring each child has a unique identification in an immunization registry (i.e., un-duplicating records)?
Yale Center for Medical Informatics Dr. Perry Miller - 11/30/99Emory University - Progress Report Not Available
Registry Costs
What are the direct and indirect costs of maintaining a fully developed community immunization registry?
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University of California at San Diego, School of Medicine
Dr. John Fontanesi
, Mr. Don Flescher, Jr. - 12/02/99 -
Boston University School of Public Health
Ms. Verna McKenna - 12/02/99 - Slides
Paper: print version
and text-only version
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Emory University School of Medicine
Dr. Kimberly Rask, Ms. Kristi Wells - 12/02/99
Private Provider Participation
What are the most effective ways to both secure and maintain the active participation of private providers in an immunization registry?
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Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound
Dr. Robert Davis, Mrs. Betsy Klebanoff-Hills - 12/02/99 -
Idaho State University, Institute of Rural Health Studies
Dr. B. Hudnal Stamm - 12/02/99
Using Billing / Patient Management Systems
How effective and feasible is it to adapt existing billing and/or patient management systems to obtain accurate and complete immunization information for entry into a registry?
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Missouri Department of Health, Center for Health Information Management & Epidemiology Mrs. Nancy Hoffman
- 11/30/99
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