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Most cited papers from University Park Pathology Associates

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What are the most cited papers from University Park Pathology Associates?

The most cited paper from University Park Pathology Associates is "A Patient Survey System to Measure Quality Improvement" (Raymond G. Carey, Jerry H. Seibert, 1993), with 261 citations. Next come "Assessing Patient Satisfaction across the Continuum of Ambulatory Care: A Revalidation and Validation of Care-Specific Surveys" (15) and "The MEDIGATE Graphical User Interface for Entry of Physical Findings: Design Principles and Implementation" (8).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 A Patient Survey System to Measure Quality Improvement Raymond G. Carey, Jerry H. Seibert · Medical Care Sep 1993 261
2 Assessing Patient Satisfaction across the Continuum of Ambulatory Care: A Revalidation and Validation of Care-Specific Surveys Jerry H. Seibert, Jan Strohmeyer Brien, Barri L. Maaske et al. · Journal of Ambulatory Care Management Apr 1999 15
3 The MEDIGATE Graphical User Interface for Entry of Physical Findings: Design Principles and Implementation Joseph William Yoder, Donald F. Schultz, B T Williams · Journal of Medical Systems Oct 1998 8
4 Emergency Management: Building an O-D Ranking Model Using GIS Network Analysis Carine J. Yi, Roy S. Park, Osamu Murao et al. · Journal of Disaster Research Open access Dec 2012 4
5 The Good Life: Lessons From the World’s Longest Scientific Study of Happiness: Create a More Meaningful and Satisfying Life Marcie Parker · Issues in Mental Health Nursing 29 Jul 2025 0
6 Losing the art of medicine. Stanley M Pamfilis · PubMed 14 Aug 2012 0
7 HMOs: more to come. David Schuh · PubMed 5 Jan 1996 0
8 Patient service tips the scales. J H Seiberg · PubMed Feb 1996 0
9 Patient surveys and quality improvement. James Anthony Seibert · PubMed 23 Jan 1997 0

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