Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
The importance of medical records in disaster epidemiology research,1992,63,10,137-138,Noji
Complying with the privacy rule during a disaster--Part 1. An overview of plan development data backup and recovery,2008,79,4,60-61,Halpert
Complying with the privacy rule during a disaster--Part 2. An overview of interim management,2008,79,5,58-59,Halpert
Expediting emergency contact for car accidents. Database will link emergency contact information with vehicle id number,2008,79,6,54-55,Sweet
Fear factor. Ambiguities in state law leave some providers hesitant to adopt EHRs,2009,80,11,50-51,Dimick
No consensus on E codes,1994,65,2,60-61,Covino
Coding injuries in ICD-10-CM,2011,82,1,52-54,Zeisset
Summary of ICD-9-CM Coordination and Maintenance Committee meeting,1997,68,8,52 54-6 58,Prophet
Overview of trauma registries in the United States,1997,68,7,26 28-32,Garthe
Taking a closer look at 2003 ICD-9-CM DRG changes,2002,73,10,68-72,Zeisset
Preventing risk in long-term care: lessons learned,2003,74,1,64-66,Wright
Committee proposes ICD-9-CM changes for 2001,2000,71,3,73-78,Prophet
Summary of ICD-9-CM Coordination and Maintenance Committee meeting,1999,70,2,64-70,Prophet
HIM roles in investigations of significant risk devices,1995,66,5,63-64,Sain-Sammataro
Managing trauma data in Texas,1996,67,9,74 76 78-9,Thomas
Permanent record. Electronic records aid in the aftermath of Joplin tornado,2011,82,9,34-37,Russell
Consumer preparedness in the face of disaster,2012,83,9,38-42,Wolter
The implementation of a trauma registry in an acute care hospital,1992,63,2,50-54,Barbetta
Overview of trauma registries,1992,63,2,39-44 46 48,Proctor
Traumatic brain injury coding in ICD-10-CM,2014,85,6,60-62,Rihanek
ICD-10-CM coding for injury resulting from terrorism,2016,87,5,46-48,Kostick
Understanding disclosures for firearm background checks,2016,87,5,30-31,Davis
New study illuminates the ongoing road to ICD-10 productivity and optimization,2017,88,3,40-45,Alakrawi