Publications - Published Books or Book Chapters

1. Chute CG. Cancer Data, Information Standards, and convergent Efforts (Chapter 7). Cancer Informatics: Essential Technologies for Clinical Trials. Silva JS, Ball MJ, Chute CG, Douglas JV, Langlotz CP, Niland JC, Scherlis WL (Eds.). Springer, 2002; 102-105.
2. Chute CG, Langlotz CP. The Spectrum of Existing and Emerging Health Data Standards: Their Relevance and Application to Cancer Information (Section 3 Introduction). Cancer Informatics: Essential Technologies for Clini-cal Trials. Silva JS, Ball MJ, Chute CG, Douglas JV, Langlotz CP, Niland JC, Scherlis WL (Eds.). Springer, 2002; 99-101.
3. Chute CG. Nomenclatures, Classifications and Case-Mix: From Patient Description to Abstraction. Case Mix: Global Views, Local Actions. Roger France, FH, et al. (Eds.). IOS Press; 2001; 1-7.
4. Chute CG, Baud RH, Cimino JJ, Patel VL, Rector AL. Special issue on coding and language processing. (Proceedings of the 1997 International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA) Working Group 6 Conference on Natural Language and Medical Concept Representation). Methods of Information in Medicine 1998;37(4/5):311-575.
5. Blair J, Narcisi J, Turner A, Appavu S, Chute CG, Fitzmaurice JM, et al. Healthcare informatics standards board inventory of health care information standards. New York, NY: American National Standards Board, 1997.
6. Johnson C, Arrighi M, Van Grevenhof P, Mueller R, Panser L, Lee R, Chute CG. Some considerations in designing SAS-based data management systems for large international epidemiologic studies. Client/Server Computing with the SAS System: Tips and Techniques. Cary, NC: SAS Institute Inc, 1995, 244-252.
7. McCray AT, Scherrer J-R, Safran C, Chute CG (Eds.). Special issue on concepts, knowledge, and language in health-care information systems (IMIA). Methods of Information in Medicine 1995;34(1/2).
8. Yang Y, Chute CG. A numerical solution for text information retrieval and its application in patient data classification. Technical Report Series, Report #50, Section of Biostatistics, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, 1992.
9. Chute CG. Epidemiology. Clark BR, Neave G (Eds.). The Encyclopedia of Higher Education. Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1992:2285-92.
10. Chute CG, Ballard DJ, Nemetz PN. Contributions of autopsy to population-based cancer epidemiology: Targeted intervention to improve ascertainment. E Riboli, M. Delendi, eds. Autopsy in Epidemiology and Medical Research. Lyon: IARC Scientific Publication No. 112, 1991:207-16.
11. Chute CG. Endogenous and Exogenous Estrogen, Body Size, and Smoking on Colon Cancer Risk in Women. Boston, MA: Harvard School of Public Health; 1990. Thesis.
12. Stampfer M, Colditz GA, London SL, Chute CG, Rosner B, Willett WC, Hennekens CH, Speizer FE. Smoking and Hormone-related disorders in the Nurses Health Study. Wald N, Baron B, eds. Smoking and Hormone-Related Disorders. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1990:20-31.