Professor of Medicine, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Internal Medicine
Dr. Howard L. Bleich, MD
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Howard L. Bleich, MD works in the field of Internal Medicine. He went to Emory University School of Medicine. Emory University School of Medicine is ranked 23 in research and 42 in primary care medicine Howard Bleich is a published MD. He has 94 papers published. The most current publication "Conceptual mapping of user's queries to medical subject headings."
Publications
- Evaluation of computer-based medical histories taken by patients at home.
- The harvard cooperative stroke registry: a prospective registry.
- Test-retest reliability in a computer-based medical history.
- Protection of confidentiality in the computer-based patient record.
- George Boole, mathematical logic, and the modern computer.
- Medical subject headings used to search the biomedical literature.
- The CCC system in two teaching hospitals: a progress report.
- Why good hospitals get bad computing.
- Consulting the computer about acid-base disorders.
- PaperChase: computerized bibliographical retrieval for the physician.
- Conceptual mapping of user's queries to medical subject headings.
- The federal role in the health information infrastructure: a debate of the pros and cons of government intervention.
- Keeve Brodman and the Cornell Medical Index.
- John von Neumann.
- Lawrence L. Weed and the problem-oriented medical record.
- Howard Raiffa and the discovery of decision analysis.
- Sidney R. Garfield and the crisis in health care.
- Critique of an evaluation of software for searching MEDLINE.
- Use of electronic mail in a teaching hospital.
- The Kaiser Permanente health plan, Dr. Morris F. Collen, and automated multiphasic testing.
- Effect of computer-based alerts on the treatment and outcomes of hospitalized patients.
- Wesley A. Clark, Charles E. Molnar, and the LINC.
- The science and ethics of the randomized clinical trial.
- An inventor named Nikola Tesla.
- Alan Turing: the machine, the enigma, and the test.
- Computerized radiologic reporting with voice data-entry.
- Effect of methoxsalen photochemotherapy on cost of treatment for psoriasis. An example of technological assessment.
- PaperChase: a computer program to search the medical literature.
- Phototoxic reactions to photoactive drugs in patients treated with PUVA.
- Cutaneous squamous-cell carcinoma in patients treated with PUVA.
- PaperChase: computerized bibliographic retrieval to answer clinical questions.
- PaperChase. Self-service bibliographic retrieval.
- The induction of metabolic alkalosis by correction of potassium deficiency.
- The renal response to acid loads in metabolic alkalosis; an assessment of the mechanisms regulating acid excretion.
- Induction of metabolic alkalosis by the correction of potassium deficiency.
- Computer evaluation of acid-base disorders.
- MISAR: a miniature information storage and retrieval system.
- Prognosis by calculation.
- A computer-based teaching program in hemostasis.
- Tertiary care and primary prevention.
- The computer as a consultant.
- Computerized clinical diagnosis.
- Computerized radiology reporting using coded language.
- The use of digital computers in dermatologic diagnosis: computer-aided diagnosis of febrile illness with eruption.
- II. Electrolyte and acid-base equilibrium.
- Computer-based consultation. Electrolyte and acid-base disorders.
- Actinic degeneration in association with long-term use of PUVA.
- PaperChase: a program to search the medical literature.
- Clinical computing in a teaching hospital.
- PaperChase.
- Bringing the medical literature to physicians. Self-service computerized bibliographic retrieval.
- Computer searching of the medical literature.
- Diagnosis-related groups. A critical assessment of the provision for comorbidity.
- Self-service computerized bibliographic retrieval: a comparison of Colleague and PaperChase, programs that search the MEDLINE data base.
- ClinQuery: a system for online searching of data in a teaching hospital.
- Departmental and laboratory computing in two hospitals.
- Role of computing in patient care in two hospitals.
- Clinical computing.
- Modeling the diagnosis of stroke at two hospitals.
- Oral methoxsalen photochemotherapy for the treatment of psoriasis: a cooperative clinical trial. 1977.
- The clinical implications of venous carbon dioxide tension.
- Computer-based support for clinical decision making.
- ClinQuery: searching a large clinical database.
- Classic articles in medical computing.
- The effect of computer-based reminders on the management of hospitalized patients with worsening renal function.
- Enemy radar, theoretical physics, and computer-assisted diagnosis.
- Charles Babbage and his steam-driven computer.
- Diagnostica mathematica.
- Designing a hospital information system: a comparison of interfaced and integrated systems.
- The doc and the dough.
- Medical practice and statistical analysis.
- Barriers to clinical computing: what physicians can do.
- A computer program that evaluates patients with hypercalcemia.
- Cell kinetics and practical consequences for therapy of acute leukemia.
- Clinical research on aging: strategies and directions.
- Paper chase: a computer-based reprint storage and retrieval system.
- Oral methoxsalen photochemotherapy for the treatment of psoriasis: a cooperative clinical trial.
- Metabolic and hepatic effects of alcohol.
- Medical information storage and retrieval using preprocessed variables.
- Advances in radiologic reporting with Computerized Language Information Processing (CLIP).
- A computer program for the diagnosis of hematologic disorders.
- Collection of a clean voided urine specimen: a comparison among spoken, written, and computer-based instructions.
- Systemic hypertension and the relaxation response.
- Control of lymphocyte function.
- Antidiuretic hormone.
- Initiation of thyroid-hormone action.
- Urinary calcium excretion in human beings.
- Access to PaperChase.
- Correction: computer programs for physicians.
- Tris buffer (THAM). An appraisal of its physiologic effects and clinical usefulness.
- RAPID ESTIMATION OF PLASMA CARBON DIOXIDE TENSION FROM PH AND TOTAL CARBON DIOXIDE CONTENT.
- THE RESPONSE OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID COMPOSITION TO SUSTAINED HYPERCAPNIA.
- Reflections on electronic medical records: when doctors will use them and when they will not.
Schools
Emory University
New England Med Center
Grady Memorial Hospital
Doctors Specialties
- Internal Medicine
Accepted Insurances
Education
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Tufts Medical Center -
Emory University School of Medicine
Hospital
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
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