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2012
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Jane Peace, William Bisanar, Nathan Licht:
Will Family Health History Tools Work for Complex Families? Scenario-Based Testing of a Web-Based Consumer Application. AMIA 2012
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Kathy A. Johnson, Jane Peace:
Internet and Social Network Recruitment: Two Case Studies. Nursing Informatics 2012

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2009
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Jane Peace, Patricia Flatley Brennan:
Formalizing Nursing Knowledge: From Theories and Models to Ontologies. Nursing Informatics 2009: 347-351
2006
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Jane Peace, Patricia Flatley Brennan:
MetaMapping the Nursing Procedure Manual. AMIA 2006

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