Browsing Health Management and Informatics electronic theses and dissertations (MU) by Title

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    Genome-wide microbial phylogeny reconstruction with polytomy identification [1]
    Healing centered yoga : an adjunct clinical intervention pilot study : trauma and chemical dependency [1]
    Impact of maternal education and health awareness on child health in Kandahar province, Afghanistan [1]
    Implementation of a fuzzy rule-based decision support system for the immunohistochemical diagnosis of small B-cell lymphomas [1]
    Informatic approaches to evolutionary systems biology [1]
    Integrated clinical decision support : assessing opportunities and outcomes [1]
    An interventional informatics approach to development and evaluation of population-based health and web technologies [1]
    Large-scale analysis, management, and retrieval of biological and medical images [1]
    Large-scale soybean genome-wide variation workflow and association analysis using deep learning [1]
    The long-term effects of a short-term study abroad experience on baccalaureate-prepared nursing students [1]
    Manual process productivity measurement : for Pre-registration Department in University of Missouri Healthcare [1]
    Methods to assess process flow and wait-times at student run free clinics [1]
    Prediction of clinical events in elderly using sensor data : a case study on pulse pressure [1]
    Prevalence of Shiga-toxigenic Escherichia coli (STEC) in pre-harvest sheep in Missouri [1]
    Recidivism and resource use by mental health patients in the emergency room [1]
    Repetitive sequence analysis for soybean genome sequences [1]
    The role of electronic medical record in nation care delivery, development: case study on Ghana [1]
    Uncovering morphoproteomic relationships using probabilistic graphical models and resource description framework knowledgebases [1]
    Understanding genome composition of eusocial hymenopteran insects [1]
    Understanding intensive care unit clinical communication using knowledge representation [1]