To facilitate collaboration among physicians, a computer-based radiology handbook was developed and published electronically via the World Wide Web on the Internet. This system, called CHORUS (Collaborative Hypertext of Radiology), allows physicians without computer expertise to read documents, contribute knowledge, and critically review the handbook's content by using a simple, graphical user ...

Law firms engaged in litigation expend significant time and resources on document review, a process requiring brief examination of thousands to hundreds of thousands of client documents. Often performed by first-year associates, the document review task is essentially a classification problem: documents need to be sorted into a number of categories, based on their content, their author(s), and ...

initial management, incidence and review of hydatidiform mole, chorioadenoma and destruens and chorio carcinoma in mirza kochek khan hospital department of ob.gyn and gynecology oncology of women's hospital tehran-iran school of medicin from september 1985 to march 1990, 209 patients received primary management for hydatidiform mole at oncology department of mirza kochek khan hospital medi...

in order to examine the invasion of iraq from the perspective of international law, this paper will review the legal reasons for the occupation of iraq, and also, the question of research is that whether the occupation of iraq from the perspective of right to use force is justifiable or not? by analyzing the prohibition of the use force principle in international relations and its exceptions, i...

This Article analyzes the inconsistency between different document review efforts on the same document collection to determine whether that inconsistency is due primarily to ambiguity in applying the definition of responsiveness to particular documents, or due primarily to human error. By examining documents from the TREC 2009 Legal Track, the Authors show that inconsistent assessments regardin...

Background Health systems are based on 6 functions that need to work together at all times to effectively deliver safe and quality health services. These functions are vulnerable to shocks and changes; if a health system is unable to withstand the pressure from a shock, it may cease to function or collapse. The concept of resilience has been introduced with the goal of strengthening healt...

1.4 Review of documents All documents submitted for consideration by the Workshop had been submitted by or through Contracting Governments. The Chair referred participants to the list of documents (Appendix 2). A total of 25 documents had been submitted for discussion. Additional documents that were available as background and for information are also listed in Appendix 2. The Chair went throug...