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Weng C, Supporting Collaborative Clinical Trial Protocol Writing through an Annotation Design, University of Washington, Pages: 208, ISBN: 0-542-24688-0, Order Number: AAI3183439, 2005.

Peer Reviewed Journal Papers

JAMIA09	S Thadani, C Weng, JT Bigger, J Ennever, D Wajngurt, Electronic Screening Improves Efficiency of Clinical Trials Recruitment, accepted by Journal of American Medical Informatics Association, 2009.

JBI-09	X Zhu, JW Fan, D Borato, C Weng , J Cimino, A Review of Auditing methods Applied to Controlled Biomedical Terminologies, available online at Journal of Biomedical Informatics, 2009 , doi:10.1016/j.jbi.2009.03.003

Military Medicine-09	C Weng , B Levine, SK Mun, Software Architecture and Engineering for Patient Records: Current and Future, accepted by Military Medicine, 174, 4:1, 2009.

JBI-07	C Weng, Gennari JH, D Fridsma, User-Centered Semantic Harmonization: A Case Study, Journal of Biomedical Informatics, Vol 40, Issue 3, pg 353-364.

IJMI-06	C Weng, DW. McDonald, Gennari JH, Participatory Design of a Collaborative Clinical Trial Protocol Writing System. International Journal of Medical Informatics, 2006, vol 76, pg 245-251, available online on June 26, 2006.

IJMI-05	Gennari JH, C Weng, DW. McDonald, Asynchronous Communication among Clinical Researchers: A Study for System Designs, International Journal of Medical Informatics, Vol. 74, No.10. July 2005, pp 797-807.

Peer Reviewed Conference Papers

TR09	A Wilcox, K Natarajan, C Weng, Using Personal Health Records for Automated Clinical Trials Recruitment: the ePaIRing Model, Accepted to AMIA Translational Bioinformatics Summit 2009, March 15-17, 2009, San Francisco, CA.

BMC-09	J Zhang, C Weng , P Niyogi, Graphical analysis of population structure on Rheumatoid arthritis data, accepted by BMC Genetics, 2009.

AMIA08	C weng, D. Gallagher, M. Bales, S. Bakken, and H.N. Ginsberg. Understanding Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Collaborations: A Campus-Wide Survey of Obesity Experts. in Proc of 2008 AMIA Fall Symposium . 2008.in press

AMIA08	Li, L., H. Chase, C. Patel, C. Friedman, and C. Weng. Comparing ICD9-Encoded Diagnoses and NLP-Processed Discharge Summaries for Clinical Trials Pre-Screening: A Case Study. in Proc of 2008 AMIA Fall Symp . 2008.in press

ITCH07	C Weng, M Becich, D Fridsma, Collective Domain Modeling across Clinical Trials Standards: Needs, Challenges, and Design Implications, The 2nd International Conference on Information Technology and Communications in Health, Feb 2007, Victoria, Canada. (In press )

AMIA05	C Weng , Why is it hard to support group work in distributed healthcare organizations: empirical knowledge about of the social-technical gap. Proc of American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) Annual Fall Symposium, Washington DC, US, October 22- 24, 2005, pp 804-808.

CSCW04 (pdf)	C Weng, JH. Gennari, Asynchronous Collaborative Writing through Annotations, Proc of ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW’04), November 2004, Chicago, IL, pp 578-81.

CSCW04	DW. McDonald, C Weng , Gennari JH, The Multiple Views of Inter-organizational Authoring, Proc of ACM Conference on Computer-supported Cooperative Work (CSCW’04), November 2004, Chicago, IL, pp 564-73.

MedInfo04	C Weng, Gennari JH, DW. McDonald, A Collaborative Clinical Trial Protocol Writing System, 11th World Congress on Medical Informatics (MedInfo’04), San Francisco, CA. September 2004, pp 1481-6.

MedInfo04	JH. Gennari, C Weng, DW. McDonald, J. Benedetti, S Green, An Ethnographic Study of Collaborative Clinical Trial Protocol Writing, 11th World Congress on Medical Informatics (MedInfo’04), San Francisco, CA. September 2004, pp 1461-5.

ITHC04	C Weng, DW. McDonald, Gennari JH, Participatory Design of A Collaborative Clinical Trial Protocol Writing System, IT in Health Care: Socio-technical Approaches 2nd International Conference, 13-14 September 2004, Portland, Oregon.

AMIA02	C Weng, M Kahn, Gennari JH, Temporal Knowledge Representation for Scheduling Tasks in Clinical Trial Protocols. Proceedings of the American Medical Informatics Association Fall Symposium (AMIA'02). San Antonio TX. Nov. 2002, pp 879 – 883.

Peer Reviewed Conference Abstracts (2008 and beyond)

AMIA09	J Niland, G Saadawi, C Weng, V Huser, J Jones, R Richerson, Development, Selection, and Adoption of Clinical Research Eligibility Representation Standards and Screening Methods: Current and Future Directions, Panel, Proc of AMIA 2009, to appear.

AMIA09	C Weng, A Lai, Implications of Differences in Disease Prevalence in Two Population-based Clinical Data Warehouses, Poster, Proc of AMIA 2009, to appear.

TR09	C Weng, R Smiley, P Flood, B Cheng, C Friedman, G Hripcsak, A Phenome-Wide Assocation study through secondary uses of clinical and research data, Proc of the Summit of Translational Bioinformatics 2009, March 15-17, 2009, San Francisco, CA.

AMIA08	Patel, C. and C. Weng. ECRL: An Eligibility Criteria Representation Language based on the UMLS Semantic Network in Proc of 2008 AMIA Fall Symp. 2008.in press

AMIA08	Bales, M., S. Johnson, and C. Weng. Social Network Analysis of Interdisciplinarity in Obesity Research. in Proc of 2008 AMIA Fall Symp. 2008.in press

AMIA08	Bakken, S., P.-Y. Yen, and C. Weng. Informatics Tools for Meeting Information and Communication Needs Related to Interdisciplinary Research Competency Development. in Proc of 2008 AMIA Fall Symp. 2008.in press