Professor of Medicine, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Neurology
Dr. Warner V. Slack, MD
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Doctor Warner V. Slack, MD works in the field of Neurology. He graduated from Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons. Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons is a top medical college. Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons has a rank of 8 in research and a 52 in primary care Dr. Warner V. Slack is also a published physician. He has 88 publication published. The most recent publication is: The patient online.
Publications
- Improving health care proxy documentation using a web-based interview through a patient portal.
- Evaluation of computer-based medical histories taken by patients at home.
- The United Countries of America: Benchmarking the Quality of US Health Care.
- Test-retest reliability in a computer-based medical history.
- Patient-computer dialogue: a hope for the future.
- A 67-year-old man who e-mails his physician.
- Protection of confidentiality in the computer-based patient record.
- Dietary interviewing by computer. An experimental approach to counseling.
- Computer-based interviewing system dealing with nonverbal behavior as well as keyboard responses.
- Patient reaction to computer-based medical interviewing.
- Computer-based patient interviewing. 1.
- A computer-based headache interview: acceptance by patients and physicians.
- Cybermedicine: how computing empowers patients for better health care.
- Converse: a means to write, edit, administer, and summarize computer-based dialogue.
- A computer-based psychiatry history system.
- Profile of women practicing breast self-examination.
- A computer-based physical examination system.
- Routine use of a small digital computer in the clinical laboratory.
- The sociology of clinical computing.
- A Brazilian issue.
- A computer-based medical-history system.
- When the home is also the clinic.
- Democracy and the computer in America.
- A brief treatise on the academic committee.
- The soul of a new system: a modern parable.
- Remembrance, thanks, and welcome.
- The computer and the doctor-patient relationship.
- Trouble in Zhongguo.
- Type 1 and type 2 administrators.
- The human genome.
- An invasion of mercy.
- The forces of bureaucracy.
- Magnetic disk technology.
- When the machine stops.
- On walking in America.
- Trends in journalism.
- How should we organize to do informatics? Report of the ACMI Debate at the 1997 AMIA Fall Symposium.
- Claude Shannon and communication theory.
- Trends in health policy: heading home.
- Principles of clinical computing.
- A trip down under.
- A history of computerized medical interviews.
- Measurement of intelligence: misplaced trust and the lure of prophecy.
- Academic little league.
- Analysis of dietary data; an interactive computer method for storage and retrieval.
- Collection of a clean voided urine specimen: a comparison among spoken, written, and computer-based instructions.
- Self-service computerized bibliographic retrieval: a comparison of Colleague and PaperChase, programs that search the MEDLINE data base.
- PaperChase.
- Computer searching of the medical literature.
- Computer-based patient interviewing.
- Patient-computer dialogue.
- Private information in the hands of strangers.
- The handheld calculator.
- Neural networks in plants?
- Assessing the clinician's use of computers.
- The issue of privacy.
- ClinQuery: a system for online searching of data in a teaching hospital.
- Barriers to clinical computing: what physicians can do.
- Computer-assisted soliloquy as an approach to psychotherapy.
- Computer-based support for clinical decision making.
- Clinical computing.
- ClinQuery: searching a large clinical database.
- Departmental and laboratory computing in two hospitals.
- An electronic medical record that helps care for patients with HIV infection.
- Diagnosis-related groups. A critical assessment of the provision for comorbidity.
- Effect of computer-based alerts on the treatment and outcomes of hospitalized patients.
- The effect of computer-based reminders on the management of hospitalized patients with worsening renal function.
- Psychological predictors of subsequent medical care among patients hospitalized with cardiac disease.
- Trends in computer applications in medical care.
- Relation between age, education, and time to respond to questions in a computer-based medical interview.
- The patient online.
- Role of computing in patient care in two hospitals.
- An interactive dietary interview for hospital employees.
- Use of electronic mail in a teaching hospital.
- Guidelines for management of HIV infection with computer-based patient''s record.
- Designing a hospital information system: a comparison of interfaced and integrated systems.
- The CCC system in two teaching hospitals: a progress report.
- A web-based rapid prototyping and clinical conversational system that complements electronic patient record system.
- Computer-based interview for screening blood donors for risk of HIV transmission.
- Be well!: a computer-based health care interview for hospital personnel.
- Patient entries in the electronic medical record: an interactive interview used in primary care.
- Computer interview for screening blood donors for risk of HIV transmission.
- Effects of a knowledge-based electronic patient record in adherence to practice guidelines.
- A computer-administered health screening interview for hospital personnel.
- Development of a knowledge-based electronic patient record.
- Reflections on electronic medical records: when doctors will use them and when they will not.
- Cybermedicine for the patient.
Schools
Columbia University College of Physicians And Surgeons
University Of Wisconsin
Doctors Specialties
- Other
- Neurology
Accepted Insurances
Education
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University of Wisconsin -
Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons
Hospital
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
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