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Most cited papers from Crain Communications (United States)

What are the most cited papers from Crain Communications (United States)?

The most cited paper from Crain Communications (United States) is "High-level access APIs in the OSIMIS TMN platform: Harnessing and hiding" (George Pavlou, Thurain Tin, Andy Carr, 1994), with 6 citations. Next come "Nursing Homes Develop Special Alzheimer's Units" (3) and "Congress: over and out. Just before the session ended, Congress approved legislation that could lead to a 7.5% Medicare reimbursement cut in '08." (1).

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1 High-level access APIs in the OSIMIS TMN platform: Harnessing and hiding George Pavlou, Thurain Tin, Andy Carr · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 1994 6
2 Nursing Homes Develop Special Alzheimer's Units Lynn Wagner · American Journal of Alzheimer s Disease & Other Dementias® May 1987 3
3 Congress: over and out. Just before the session ended, Congress approved legislation that could lead to a 7.5% Medicare reimbursement cut in '08. Matthew DoBias · PubMed 16 Jan 2007 1
4 3D-Printable Passive RIS for Beam Steering and Polarization Control at Millimeter Waves Fabrice Kabonzo Mfuamba, Mourad Nedil, Khelifa et Jafar Conference paper Jul 2026 0
5 Illinois Politics and Public Finance 101 Peter Stettler, Laurence Msall, Kate Grossman et al. · Municipal Finance Journal 2017 0
6 Press Release L. Davies · Cellular Polymers Nov 1993 0
7 Announcement David Reed · Cellular Polymers 1986 0
8 Comment Rance Crain, Tracy Westen · Journal of Marketing 1979 0
9 Logistical and Drilling Considerations Associated with Sulphur Exploration in High Arctic D.J.B. Marshall, E.R. Crain Conference paperOpen access Feb 1970 0
10 Obituaries Margaret Mirola · Occupational Health Nursing 1973 0
11 Everyday Heroes: 'Staggering' need as Muslim community grocery delivery service gets food to homes Frank, Annalise · ScholarWorks - WMU (Western Michigan University) 12 Apr 2020 0
12 Folklore, Media-Lore & Modernity: An Introduction. Tiffany Hutton · Coolabah Open access 2019 0
13 The 50 Most Powerful Physician Executives in Healthcare, 2008. Jay Greene · PubMed 14 Apr 2008 0
14 Nurses in the News Nancy A. Reed · Occupational Health Nursing Feb 1974 0
15 Leaving troubles behind. Hospital with colorful past seeks bright future. Mark Taylor · PubMed 11 Dec 2006 0
16 Put your faith in Popcorn and surprise your employees by marketing to mood. Lauer Cs · PubMed Mar 1992 0
17 Back to the patient: a matter of attitude and service. Lauer Cs · PubMed May 1991 0
18 Turning the tables. Insurers win low marks in doc-satisfaction survey. Jay Greene · PubMed 25 Feb 2008 0
19 Consumer-Driven Health Care Todd Sloane · Journal of Legal Medicine 15 Mar 2007 0
20 Logistical and Drilling Considerations Associated with Sulphur Exploration in High Arctic D. J. Marshall, E.R. Crain Conference paper 15 Feb 1970 0
21 The relationship between IOs and COs in VPN charging management Joan C. May, Aurelio Maia · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 1995 0
22 Engineering a TMN in an Open Distributed Processing environment R. Larsson, Don Cochrane · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 1995 0
23 TMN implementation issues Ruth Lewis · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 1994 0
24 Service/resource discovery and allocation Diane Doyle, Don Cochrane · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 1994 0

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