Papers, Books, Book Chapters, Abstracts

2013

Papers

  1. Collaborating Across Borders III (CAB III) Interprofessional Collaboration - From Concept to Preparation to Practice

    Weinstein RS, Brandt BF, Gilbert JHV, Schmitt MH et.al.  Collaborating Across Borders III (CAB III)  "Interprofessional Collaboration - From Concept to Preparation to Practice."  J Interprofessional Care 2013; 27:1-5.

Abstracts

  1. CAB III Abstracts

    Weinstein RS, Brandt BF, GIlbert J, Schmitt MH.  CAB III Abstracts.  J Interprofessional Care, 2013; 27(SI), 6-218.

  2. Student views of pandemic flu exercise at the University of Arizona

    Herko K, Tomasa L, Erps K, Weinstein RS.  Student views of pandemic flu exercise at the University of Arizona.  J Interprofessional Care, 2013: 27S; 173.

  3. Compressing Virtual Pathology Slides

    Krupinski EA, Johnson JP, Jaw S, Graham AR, Weinstein RS.  Compressing Virtual Pathology Slides.  Human & model observer evaluation.  SPIE 2012: 8318; 83180Q.

  4. Infectious disease tele-clinics in adult detention centers

    Lopez AM, Klotz S, Webster P, Hanson K, Weinstein R.  Infectious disease tele-clinics in adult detention centers: Telemedicine and e-Health, 2013, A-12. doi: 10.1089/tmj.2013.9994.

  5. Integrating Telemedicine In the Medical School Curriculum

    Lopez AM, Webster P, Major J, Hanson K, Weinstein R.  Integrating Telemedicine In the Medical School Curriculum.  In press.

  6. Developing an Outline. Four-Course Interprofessional Health Care Quality and Safety Curriculum

    Schloss E, Brewer B, Franke H, Griffith M, Michaels C, Price Y, Warholak T, Weinstein R.  Developing an Outline.  Four-Course Interprofessional Health Care Quality and Safety Curriculum.  J Interprofessional Care.  2013: 27S; 164-165.

  7. The Influence of Prehospital Hypotension and Hypoxia on Outcomes in Patients with Major Traumatic Brain Injury

    Spaite DW, Chikani V, Bobrow BJ, Sotelo M, Barnhart B, Denninghoff KR, Gaither JB, Viscusi C, Adelson DP, Sherrill D, Harden D, Stolz U: The Influence of Prehospital Hypotension and Hypoxia on Outcomes in Patients with Major Traumatic Brain Injury.  Prehospital Emergency Care 2013;17(1):106.

2012

Papers

  1. Paradigm for Achieving Color-Reproduction Accuracy in LCD's for Medical Imaging

    Silverstein LD, Hashmi SF, Lang K, Krupinski EA.  Paradigm for Achieving Color-Reproduction Accuracy in LCD's for Medical Imaging.  J Society Inf Disp 2012, 20:53-62.

2012

Papers

  1. Automated detection of diagnostically relevant regions in H&E stained digital pathology slides

     Bahlmann C, Patel A, Johnson J, Ni J, Chekkoury A, Parmeshway K, Kamen A., Grady L, Krupinski E, Graham A, Weinstein R.  Automated detection of diagnostically relevant regions in H&E stained digital pathology slides. SPIE 2012

  2. Compressing Pathology Whole-Slide Images Using a Human and Model Observer Evaluation

    Krupinski EA, Johnson JP, Jaw S, Graham AR, Weinstein RS.  Compressing Pathology Whole-Slide Images Using a Human and Model Observer Evaluation.  J Pathol Inform 2012; 3/1/17/95/29

  3. Characterizing the Development of Visual Search Expertise in Pathology Residents Viewing Whole Slide Images

    Krupinski EA, Graham AR, Weinstein RS.  (2013).  Characterizing the Development of Visual Search Expertise in Pathology Residents Viewing Whole Slide Images.  Human Pathology 44:357-364.

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  4. Reconciliation of Diverse Telepathology System Designs. Historical Issues and Implications for Emerging Markets and New Applications

    Weinstein RS, Graham AR, Lian F, Braunhunt BL, Barker GR, Krupinski EA, Bhattacharyya AK.  Reconciliation of Diverse Telepathology System Designs.  Historical Issues and Implications for Emerging Markets and New Applications.  APMIS 2012; 120: 256-275.

  5. Second Opinion Telepathology Services for Cancer Patients

    Weinstein RS, Graham AR, Barker GP.  Second Opinion Telepathology Services for Cancer Patients.  In: Thought Leaders in Medical Informatics.  J. Ternullo, ed. Bierbaum Publishing, 2012, p. 16-28.

  6. Secrets to Success for Telemedicine and Telehealth Programs In the Thought Leaders Project: E-Health, Telemedicine, Connected Health-The Next Wave of Medicine.

    Weinstein RS, Lopez AM, Graham AR, Barker GP.  Secrets to Success for Telemedicine and Telehealth Programs In the Thought Leaders Project: E-Health, Telemedicine, Connected Health-The Next Wave of Medicine.  B.J. Bierbaum (Ed.).  Bierbaum Publishing: Minneapolis, MN, 2012.  73-91.

Abstracts

  1. Influence of LCD Color Reproduction Accuracy On Observer Performance Using Virtual Pathology Slides

    Krupinski EA, Silverstein LD, Hashmi SF, Graham AR, Weinstein RS, Roehrig H.  Influence of LCD Color Reproduction Accuracy On Observer Performance Using Virtual Pathology Slides.  SPIE 2012: 8318P (electronic journal), 2012

  2. Post-Sophomore Fellowships in Pathology: A National Survey

    Summers DE, Smith J, Klein R, Weinstein RS, Bracamonte ER.  Post-Sophomore Fellowships in Pathology: A National Survey.  Modern Pathology, 2012; 25: A140.

2011

Papers

  1. Changes In Visual Search Patterns of Pathology Residents As They Gain Experience

    Krupinski EA, Weinstein RS.  Changes In Visual Search Patterns of Pathology Residents As They Gain Experience.  (electronic journal).  SPIE 2011, 7966: 79660P

  2. Two-Year Experience of Using Pigtail Catheters to Treat Traumatic Pneumothorax: A Changing Trend.

    Kulvatunyou N, Vijayasekaran A, Hansen A, Wynne JL, O'Keeffe T, Friese RS, Joseph B, Tang A, Rhee P.  Two-Year Experience of Using Pigtail Catheters to Treat Traumatic Pneumothorax: A Changing Trend.  Journal of Trauma-Injury Infection & Critical Care.  2011, 71(5):1104-1107.

Book Chapters

  1. Telemedicine for Trauma Emergencies and Disaster Management

    Weinstein RS.  Telemedicine for Trauma Emergencies and Disaster Management. R. Latifi (Book Review).  Telemedicine and e-Health.  2011; 17: 666-667.

2011

Papers

  1. The taxonomy of telemedicine

    Bashshur R, Shannon G, Krupinski E, Grigsby J. (2011). The taxonomy of telemedicine. Telemedicine and eHealth 17:484-494.

  2. Evidence based practice for telemental health

    Grady B, Myers KM, Nelson EL, et al. (2011). Evidence-based practice for telemental health. Telemedicine & e-Health, 17, 131-148.

  3. Using a visual discrimination model for the detection of compression artifacts in virtual pathology images

    Johnson JP, Krupinski EA, Yan M, Roehrig H, Graham AR, Weinstein RS. Using a visual discrimination model for the detection of compression artifacts in virtual pathology images. IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging 2011; 30:306-314.

  4. Compressing pathology whole slide images using a human and model observer evaluation

    Krupinski EA, Johnson JP, Jaw S, Graham AR, Weinstein RS. (2012). Compressing pathology whole-slide images using a human and model observer evaluation. J Pathology Inform 2012; 3/1/17/95/29

  5. Successful models for telehealth

    Krupinski EA, Patterson T, Norman CD, Roth Y, ElNasser Z, Abdeen Z, Noyek A, Sriharan A, Ignatieff A, Black S, Freedman M. (2011). Successful models for telehealth. Otolaryngologic Clinics North America 44:1275-1288.

  6. Incidence and Pattern of Cervical Spine Injury in Blunt Assault: It’s Not How They’re Hit, But How They Fall

    Kulvatunyou K, Joseph B, Tang A, O'Keeffe T, Wynne JL, Friese RS, Rhee P. “Incidence and Pattern of Cervical Spine Injury in Blunt Assault: It’s Not How They’re Hit, But How They Fall.” Accepted for Publication; Journal of Trauma. 2011.

  7. Comparability of digital photography with the ETDRS film protocol for evaluation of diabetic retinopathy severity

    Li HK, Danis RP, Hubbard LD, Florez-Arango JF, Esquivel A, Krupinski EA. (2011). Comparability of digital photography with the ETDRS film protocol for evaluation of diabetic retinopathy severity. Invest Ophthal Vis Sci 52:4717-4725.

Abstracts

  1. Technology as a high impact educational tool for K-12 teachers

    Barker G, Eden C, Cooley J, Hess L, Martin C, Hia H, Hiryak C, Wintrich J. Weinstein RS.  Technology as a high impact educational tool for K-12 teachers. EISTA Proceedings 2011; 9:In press.

  2. Upward evaluation at the Arizona Health Sciences Library

    Howe, CL, Auflick, PA, Freiburger, G. Upward evaluation at the Arizona Health Sciences Library. J Medical Library Association 2011; 99(1):91-4.

  3. Year 1 Experience of a New Telehealth Resource Center

    Krupinski EA, Erps KA, Weinstein RS. (2011). Year 1 Experience of a New Telehealth Resource Center. 16th Annual American Telemedicine Association Meeting & Expo, May 1-3, Tampa, FL.

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