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Peer Reviewed Podium and Poster presentations-- Goodwin: Big Brother? Quality and Privacy Issues in Health Care Data Mining; Hook: Driving Patient Care with Evidence-based Professional Practice; Moorer: Increasing Patient Healthcare Self-Management Through the Use of Information Technology; Lefkowitz: Using Survey Data for Quality Measurement: Comparison of Reports; Bungard: Use of Process Mapping in Transitioning to an Electronic Medical Record; Kitt: Leveraging Technology for Nursing Handoffs; Painter, Charters: Empowering Patients: My HealtheVet and VA Quality of Care; King: Availability of Prescription Information for Secondary Usage – Impact of Outpatient E-prescribing; Hendrickson: The Role of Interoperability in Critical Care Information Systems; Murphy: Patient Entered Electronic Health Records with EMR Integration: Lessons Learned; Brandt: Poor Data Quality or Poor Interface Design? A Review of the Literature on the Quality of Documentation within the Electronic Medical Record(EMR); Durham: Community-Acquired Pneumonia Core Measures Automated Communication of Vaccination Needs Based upon Nursing Documentation; Mooney: Utilizing Data From Electronic Documentation- Clinical Applications; Erdley, Murray: Developing new models of personal health records-Health 2.0, Second Life and beyond; Nahm, Barshick, Johantgen: Trustworthiness of Data in Hospital Information Systems-What is it? How to assess it?; Harris: Fulfilling the Public Trust in the Secondary Use of Health Data-The Mayo Clinic Experience