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1 Curriculum Vitae CV Prepared: 26 June 2012 Name:

Andrew S. Kanter Date of Birth: 28 March 1962 Place of Birth: New York City, NY Citizenship:

USA

Title:

Assistant Professor of Clinical Biomedical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology at the Earth Institute (Home department: Department of Biomedical Informatics, Secondary department: Department of Epidemiology and Center for Global Health and Economic Development, Earth Institute.

Academic Training Institution Degree/Major Yrs.

1. University of California, Los Angeles B.S./Psychobiology 1980-1985
2. Harvard School of Public Health M.P.H./Tropical Public Health 1989-1990
3. Harvard Medical School M.D.

1986-1991 Medical Licenses

1. State of Illinois (permanent), 036-099330, ex 7/31/05.

Traineeship

1. University of Washington/

Internal Medicine/Primary Care Intern 7/91-7/92 Resident 7/92-7/94

2. University of Washington/Providence Medical Center Chief Medicine Resident 6/94-7/95 Academic Appointments
1. Wolfson College/Cambridge Univ.

Visiting Scholar 1995-1998

2. Wolfson College/Cambridge Univ.

Visiting Fellow 2006

3. Columbia University Assistant Professor 2008-Board Certifications
1. National Board of Medical Examiners (Parts I, II, III)
2. National Board of Internal Medicine-August, 1994-not renewed (#157628)

Professional Organizations and Societies

1. Fellow of the American College of Medical Informatics 2011-
2. Intelligent Medical Objects, Inc. Member of Board of Directors, 2006-
3. International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War. International Councilor from the USA 2004-2005, Deputy Councilor from the USA 2006-2007, At-Large Member of Board of Directors, 2006-2008, 2010-2012.
4. Physicians for Social Responsibility, Regional Director 2003-2006, At-Large Member 2007-2010, President 2012
5. American Medical Informatics Association, International Affairs Committee, 2005-Exhibit CLE000049 Submitted June 28, 2012

2 Honors/Awards

1. Ruth Seegal Award, (Best Thesis-Medicine and the Community) - Harvard Medical School
2. Research Travel Scholarship (Nepal) - Harvard Medical School
3. Regent's Scholarship & Chancellor's Scholarship - University of California, Los Angeles
4. College Honors (Highest Academic Honor for L&S) - University of California, Los Angeles Fellowship/Grant Support Funded
1. Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Ethiopia eHealth Requirements Contract ($990,000) 11/21/11-7/31/12 (PI)
2. Rockefeller Foundation Planning Grant ($168,305) 1/1/2008-12/31/2008 (PI)
3. Rockefeller Global eHealth Program ($1.2M) 1/1/2009-12/31/2011 (PI)
4. IDRC OASIS II Grant ($602,735) 9/28/2009-9/28/2011 (Co-PI)
5. Novartis Fund for Sustainable Development ($50,000) 10/1/2010-09/30/2011 Teaching Experience
1. Terminology 101 to Symbolic Methods course 11/2011
2. Introduction to Global Health Informatics Lecture Intro to Biomedical Informatics 11/2011
3. Introduction to MVP and eHealth for Medical Student Innovation group 11/2011
4. The Verbal Autopsy and Vital Stats: Integration with ChildCount+, OpenMRS and Android smartphones. Epidemiology Innovation Cluster 11/2011
5. eHealth in the MVP. Panel for EI Fellows 7/2011
6. The Millennium Villages Project: Achieving the MDGs by 2015 with eHealth to Mt. Sinai MPH Students 6/2011.
7. Quality Improvement using MVG-Net in Africa. MIT 4/2011.
8. Common Data Dictionary and Common Language For Global Health. Unite For Site, New Haven, CT 4/2011
9. Introduction to Global Health Informatics Lecture Intro to Biomedical Informatics 10/2010
10. Millennium Global Village-Network Lecture to SIPA Global Health Course 4/2010
11. Nuclear Renaissance or a New Dark Age? Lecture to Five Towns Consortium 4/2010
12. Innovations in Medicine Lecture 12/2009
13. Biomedical Informatics for Public Health (SSM-sponsored seminar) 10/2009
14. Visiting Lecturer in Medical Informatics-Northwestern Medical School
15. Chernobyl at 20: Medical Consequences of a Nuclear Accident Near Chicago. Presentation to NEIS Know Nukes Series and broadcast on CAN-TV Chicago. April, 2006.
16. Nuclear Terrorism, Nuclear Power and Article IV: NGO Panel at the Seventh Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty Review Conference, United Nations, May 18, 2005.
17. International Volunteer Opportunities: Career-Enhancing, Life-Changing! Panel at the American College of Physicians Annual Session 2005, San Francisco, California. April 15, 2005.
18. Computers and Clinicians: The role of computers in medicine. Grand Rounds. Auburn General Hospital, Auburn, Washington, November 22, 1994.
19. Clinician and Computer: A CPC. University of Washington Department of Medicine Grand Rounds.

University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, Washington, August 18, 1994.

20. The Clinician or the Computer: The Future of Medical Diagnosis. University of Washington Department of Medicine Grand Rounds. University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, Washington, March 17, 1994.

3 Other Professional Experience Clinical

1. Supervisor - EMS, Neonatal/Pediatric/Maternal Transport Program, UCLA Center for the Health Sciences, Los Angeles, CA 4/84/9/84 Responsibilities included supervision of EMTs and equipment necessary to operate the UCLA Hospitals neonatal/pediatric/maternal emergency ground transport program.
2. Asst. Administrator, Emergency Medical Services - UCLA Dept. of Community Safety, Los Angeles, CA 8/84-6/85 Responsible for overseeing Emergency Medical Services (EMS) system for the UCLA campus and surrounding city. The EMS system included three supervisors, 30 emergency medical technicians, one neonatal transport ambulance and two basic life support ambulances. Other responsibilities included staffing, purchasing and maintaining equipment, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and emergency medical technician (EMT) training. Began work on developing both operational and treatment guidelines for the program.
3. Visiting Medical Student - Kenyan Medical Research Institute, Nairobi, Kenya 6/86 Trained with physician in rural Kenya in the diagnosis and treatment of leishmaniasis and a schistosomiasis control project.
4. Visiting Medical Student - Muhimbili Medical Center and Aga Khan Hospital, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 7/86-8/86 Trained with a radiologist in both public and private practice. Met with medical students to discuss future North-South exchanges.
5. Visiting Medical Student - Luanshya Hospital/Zambia Consolidated Copper Mines (ZCCM), Luanshya, Zambia 8/86 Trained with the Chief Medical Officer for ZCCM in a general medicine inpatient care facility.

Helped develop a plan for reorganizing the mines emergency medical services.

6. Medical Intern - University of Washington, Seattle, WA 7/91-7/92 First year post-graduate physician with primary responsibility for the in-hospital care of patients admitted to hospitals in the University of Washington system. Areas of training/care included general medicine, intensive/cardiac care medicine, emergency room care, HIV/AIDS clinic and outpatient primary care through a continuity clinic consisting of a panel of 100-200 patients.
7. Visiting Physician - McCormick Hospital, Chiang Mai, Thailand 9/92-10/92 Full-time responsibilities included inpatient admissions to Internal Medicine/Cardiology service, care of AIDS patients, intensive care medicine and visits to primary care and development sites.
8. Visiting Physician - University of Zimbabwe, Departments of Medicine and Community Medicine, Harare, Zimbabwe 10/93-11/93 Responsibilities included rotations with inpatient medicine teams at Parirenyatwa and Harare Hospitals as well as AIDS/infectious disease consult services at Beatrice Hospital. Gave lectures to the Harare City Health Office and Dept. of Community Medicine at University of Zimbabwe Medical School.

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9. Junior/Senior Medical Resident - University of Washington, Seattle, WA7/92-7/94 Responsibilities included supervision and teaching of in-hospital care teams and providing continuity care to outpatients. Areas of training include general medicine, intensive/coronary care medicine, HIV/AIDS, oncology, as well as Medic One Doctor for the Harborview Medical Center Emergency Trauma Center, and base-station physician for the regional paramedic system.
10. Chief Medical Resident - Providence Medical Center, Seattle, WA Acting Instructor - University of Washington, Seattle, WA 6/94-7/95 Responsibilities included: supervision and teaching of medical housestaff service, coordinating weekly conferences and introducing Medical Grand Rounds at the University of Washington. I helped to implement a computerized records system allowing residents to access electronic medical information, produce an electronic medical record, and create a relational database of all patients admitted to the housestaff services.

Medical Informatics

1. Medical Software Development: Media Design Interactive, Surrey, U.K.1/91-12/91 Designed and wrote computer-based advanced first aid tutorial system called What to do before the ambulance arrives for Macintosh Hypercard systems. Published CD-ROM multi-media version with Media Design Interactive, UK, 1991.
2. Development of a Regional Standardized HIV/AIDS Clinical-Research Database for South Africa: Johannesburg, South Africa 9/94-10/94 While on short-term contract with the National AIDS Research Programme of the Medical Research Council of South Africa, coordinated discussions on a standardized computer database for HIV/AIDS patients in South Africa. Created a prototype database using Microsoft Access', and completed a proposal to fund a staged implementation of the database and health information system in the Cape Town and Johannesburg regions.
3. Co-Director, Allied Disciplines Project: Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK.

1/97-7/98 Co-founded the Allied Disciplines Project (ADP) with Dr. Edward Johnson at Wolfson College.

ADP is an experiment in cross-discipline research where experts in different academic disciplines come together to share their discipline-based expertise to solve fundamental issues related to knowledge acquisition, storage, retrieval and transfer. Developed a heuristic model to describe knowledge transfer presented in Copenhagen in February 1998.

4. Director, Health Information Systems/Medical Informatics Millennium Villages Project Earth Institute/Columbia University 1/07 - present Responsible for design, development and implementation of the Millennium Global Village-Network (MGV-Net) linking together clinicians, health workers and researchers among the Millennium Villages in twelve locations and ten countries throughout Africa.
5. Board of Directors, Intelligent Medical Objects 9/08 - present Chief Medical Office, Intelligent Medical Objects 6/06 - 9/08 President and Chief Medical Officer, Intelligent Medical Objects 10/00 - 6/06 Chief Operating Officer: Intelligent Medical Objects, Inc.,

5 Chicago, IL, USA 1/98 - 10/00 Acting Vice President For Clinical Affairs 7/95 - 1/98 Started position as Chief Medical Officer and President of the company in October, 2000.

Stepped down to just Chief Medical Officer in June, 2000. Prior to that, was Chief Operating Officer for IMO. Responsible for clinical direction of company (including outcomes research and disease management), employee management and Research and Development. Oversaw IMO's participation in Glaxo Wellcome-sponsored Collaboration in HIV Outcome Research-US (CHORUS) including complete development of Retrospective Data Entry tool for use with HealthPoint ACS electronic medical record. Oversaw creation of Interface Terminologies for Health Care, IMOs relationship with Epic Systems and Misys. Appointed to IMO Board of Directors in 2008.

6. Director, Health Information Systems/Medical Informatics 6/06 - 5/12 Millennium Villages Project, Earth Institute, Columbia Univ.

New York, NY, USA Originally began position during Visiting Fellowship at Cambridge University 7/1/2006 pro bono, but then became a 50% consultant to MVP in 1/1/2007 to 9/1/2008. Became full time with faculty appointment to Columbia University in 9/2008. Primary responsibility currently is design and implementation of health information systems in clinics throughout MVP projects sites in 10 countries, including analysis and data warehousing tools, research and service reporting. Also directs the Columbia International eHealth Laboratory (CIEL).

Research

1. Development and Clinical Evaluation of Quantitative Computed Tomography (QCT).

A broad program in the development and use of QCT to study specific clinic problems. It included the development of a computerized analysis system to generate statistical data on various parameters associated with QCT and bone mineral. Worked under the direction of Harry K. Genant, University of California, San Francisco, Department of Radiology. (1982-1984).

2. Respiratory Illnesses in the Philippines A study of the various parameters affecting the health of Filipinos living on the island of Mactan, particularly those impacting on respiratory disease, was performed in January 1988. The study included a door-to-door survey and examination of 463 families and a case-selected survey of hospital admissions. In addition to gathering subjective and objective information about respiratory illnesses, measurements of childhood age, weight and arm circumference were performed. (1988).
3. Comprehensive Primary Health Care in Nepal - A Case Study Returning to the district I worked in eight years before, I evaluated one example of an integrated primary health care (PHC) project in Nepal, the United Mission to Nepal's Community Development and Health Project. A door-to-door survey was performed to compare services before and after the implementation of PHC. Villagers, health workers, and program administrators were asked about their attitudes and priorities regarding primary health care.

(1990-Medical School Thesis).

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4. Primary Health Care and Nutrition in Rural Kenya Participatory Rural Appraisal, an approach to developing community-based resource management plans, was used to assess primary health care and childhood nutrition for a rural community in Machakos, Kenya. An international team of medical students and physicians from the USA, the Philippines, Germany, Lithuania, USSR, and Kenya participated in the assessment. A drop in nutritional status in the second year of life demonstrated the potential effect of weaning on malnutrition (1990).
5. Effects of Living in Refugee Camps on Cambodian Children Conducted a descriptive study of the physical, social and psychological effects on children living in Site-2, one of the Displaced Person camps along the Thai-Cambodia border. Research was based primarily on interviews with people and staff living and working in the camp. (1991)
6. Bartonella (Rochalimaea) quintana Infection in the Homeless Community Collaborated with David H. Spach on examining the potential clinical importance of Bartonella quintana (Bq) infection. A case report and review of the literature postulates Bq as another important cause of culture-negative endocarditis. In addition, a case-control study at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle showed that Bq was an important occult source of fever in debilitated patients, and that homelessness was a significant risk factor for Bq-induced fevers. (1993-4).
7. Natural History and Related-Conditions of HIV Infection in South Africa Developed a comprehensive clinical observational database for Johannesburg General Hospital HIV Clinic including over 2000 complete medical records of HIV-infected patients from 1985-1997. Worked with Drs. David Spencer and Malcolm Steinberg to describe effects of Vitamins on HIV disease progression as well as incidences of opportunistic infections. A description and analysis of clinic utilization was also performed. Data presented at 5th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections and 12th World AIDS Conference. (1994-2000)
8. Medical Knowledge-Acquisition, Storage, Retrieval and Transfer Working as Co-Director of the Allied Disciplines Project and a Visiting Scholar at Wolfson College, Cambridge University (UK), developed heuristic model for communication within health care systems. Combining experience in medical informatics, general medicine, linguistics, operational communications, anthropology, history and engineering, the model uses an optical metaphor to identify critical processes for effective communication of medical knowledge. In addition, a unique methodology for mapping of standardized concepts to medical reference with authenticated distribution over the Internet was developed along with the Cambridge Centre for Clinical Informatics.
9. Medical Terminology and Health Information Systems in Resource-poor Settings Most of my current research involves the implementation of multi-lingual, multi-national health information systems in resource-poor settings through design, implementation and evaluation/research of the open source Millennium Global Village-Network (MGV-Net), and the common, multilingual data dictionary which lies at its center.

7 Community Development

1. Community Development Worker - Water Development/Health Project:

United Mission to Nepal/Project Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal 9/79-12/79 Worked with Nepali staff on water development project in which 13,000 meters of PVC pipe was laid along the mountain ridges of Ikudol Panchayat. Also worked with a health assistant in a remote rural health clinic.

2. Coordinator - Project 88, Community Development Project: Harvard Medical School and Mactan Island, the Philippines 3/87-1/88 Helped organize a one month community service project on Mactan island in the Philippines.

Participants were Harvard medical students, who were responsible for project design, fundraising and evaluation. The project centered around the study of respiratory diseases and the construction of health clinics. Designed and constructed a village latrine and started mini-project to fund ongoing latrine construction throughout the island.

3. Program Leader-Public Health and Diplomacy Project: Harvard School of Public Health and Machakos, Kenya 3/90-8/90 Developed and coordinated project in which medical students and physicians from East, West and South (represented by the USA, Philippines, Germany, Lithuania, Russia, and Kenya),

worked together on a public health project in Kenya. Primary responsibilities included recruiting participants, fundraising, and project design. Project was part of a larger program designed to provide the participants with a unique experience of international cooperation for health.

Emphasis was placed on Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) in the area of nutrition.

Publications Original, Peer-Reviewed

1. Richardson ML, Pozzi-Mucelli RS, Kanter AS, Kolb FO, Ettinger B, Genant HK: Bone Mineral Changes in Primary Hyperparathyroidism. Skeletal Radiology 15(2):85-95, 1986.
2. *Spach DH, Kanter AS, Dougherty MJ, Larson AM, Coyle MR, Brenner DJ, Swaminathan B, Matar GM, Welch DF, Root RK, Stamm WE. Bartonella (Rochalimaea) quintana Bacteremia in Inner-City Patients with Chronic Alcoholism: New Engl J Med 332(7):424-7, 1995.
3. *Kanter AS, Spencer DC, Steinberg, MH. Development of an HIV Clinical and Research Database for South Africa. Meth Inform Med. 36: 144-8, 1997
4. *Kanter AS, Spencer DC, Steinberg MH, Soltysik R, Yarnold PR, Graham NM: Supplemental Vitamin B and Progression to AIDS and Death in Black South African Patients Infected with HIV. Letter. J of AIDS. 21:252-253, 1999.
5. *Kanter A, Naeymi-Rad F, Buchan IE. Right information, right patient, right time: intelligent content searching supporting point-of-care applications. Proc AMIA Symp 2000;:403-7.
6. *Kanter AS, Bukachi F, Johnson E. Bridging Culture and Language: IPH Search - A Pilot Global Health Information System. Medinfo, 2001: 406.
7. *Cole C, Kanter A, Cummens M, Vostinar S, Naeymi-Rad F. Using a Terminology Server and Consumer Search Phrases to Help Patients Find Physicians with Particular Expertise. Medinfo, 2004:11(Pt 1):492-6. San Francisco, California, September 7-11, 2004
8. *Kanter A, Maldonado J, Varshney A, Naeymi-Rad F. A Mediated Health Search Portal for Trusted Medical Content. Medinfo, 2004:11(Pt 2):1138-41. San Francisco, California, September 7-11, 2004.
9. Seebregts CJ, Mamlin BW, Biondich PG, Fraser HS, Wolfe BA, Jazayeri D, Allen C, Miranda J,

8 Baker E, Musinguzi N, Kayiwa D, Fourie C, Lesh N, Kanter A, Yiannoutsos CT, Bailey C; The OpenMRS Implementers Network. Int J Med Inform. 2009 Jan 19.

10. *Kanter AS, Negin J, Olayo B, Bukachi F, Johnson E, Sachs SE. Millennium Global Village-Net:

Bringing together Millennium Villages throughout sub-Saharan Africa. Int J Med Inform. 2009 Dec;78(12):802-7. Epub 2009 Sep 18.

11. *Kanter AS, Dick J, Bukachi F, Johnson E, Borland C, Dusable S, Wariero O and Sachs ES.

Update on the Millennium Global Village-Net: Status and Lessons Learned. HELINA 2009, Abidjan, Cote dIvoire, 2009.

12. Tierney WM, Kanter AS, Fraser HSF, Bailey C. A Toolkit For eHealth Partnerships in Low-Income Nations. Health Affairs. Supplement 2010; 29(2): 268-273.
13. Ohemeng-Dapaah S, Pronyk P, Akosa E, Nemser B and *Kanter AS. Combining Vital Events Registration, Verbal Autopsy and Electronic Medical Records in Rural Ghana for Improved Health Services Delivery. MedINFO 2010, Cape Town, South Africa, Sept 2010.
14. Braa J, Kanter AS, Lesh N, Crichton R, Jolliffe B, Sbøe J, Kossi E, Seebregts C.

Comprehensive Yet Scalable Health Information Systems for Low Resource Settings: A Collaborative Effort in Sierra Leone. AMIA, Washington, DC November 2010

15. Ingun P, Streveler D, Brown K, Kanter A, Rietberg A and Hesp C. Technical Brief Series - Brief No 10: THE ROLE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN ACHIEVING UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE. World Health Organization, December, 2010.
16. *Kanter AS, Borland R, Barasa M, Iiams-Houser C, Velez O, Kaonga N, Berg M. The importance of using open source technologies and common standards for interoperability within eHealth: Perspectives from the Millennium Villages Project. Advances in Health Care Management, In Press.
17. Mechael P, Nemser B, Cosmaciuc R, Cole-Lewis H, Ohemeng-Dapaah S, Dusabe S, Kaonga NN, Namakula P, Shemsanga M, Burbach R, Kanter AS. Capitalizing on the Characteristics of mHealth to Evaluate Its Impact. J Health Commun. 2012 May 2;17 Suppl 1:62-6.

Case Reports and Reviews

1. *Spach DH, Kanter AS, Daniels NA, Nowowiejski DJ, Larson AM, Schmidt RA, Swaminanathan B, Brenner DJ. Bartonella (Rochalimaea) quintana Endocarditis: Case Report and Review. Clin Infect Dis. 20:1044-7. April, 1995.
2. *Kanter AS, Stewart BF, Costello JA, Hampson NB. Myocardial infarction while scuba diving: A Case Report and Review. Am Heart J. 130: 1292-4, 1995.

Reviews, Chapters, Editorials

1. *Kanter AS, Rossi R. An Orientation to the Harborview Emergency Trauma Center for Medical Residents (manual). October, 1993.
2. *DeWitt DE and Kanter AS. Computer Diagnostic Assistants: Useful Tools for Clinicians and Educators?. J Gen Intern Med 9:653-4, 1994.
3. *Kanter AS. Topics for Our Times: Lessons from Cambodia and Site-2. Am J Pub Hlth. 85(5):

620-1, May, 1995.

Abstracts/Posters

1. Pozzi-Mucelli RS, Kanter AS, Genant HK, Cann CE, Ettinger B, Kolb FO: Quantitative Bone Mineral Analysis in Primary Hyperparathyroidism. J Comput Assist Tomogr 7:555, 1983.
2. Genant HK, Cann CE, Pozzi-Mucelli RS, Kanter AS: Vertebral Mineral Determination by Quantitative CT: Clinical Feasibility and Normative Data. J Comput Assist Tomogr 7:554, 1983.

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3. Cann CE, Genant HK, Kolb FO, Kanter AS: Male Idiopathic Osteoporosis: Patterns of Bone Loss May Indicate Heterogeneity. American Society for Bone and Mineral Research, 1984.
4. Richardson ML, Heller M, Kanter AS, Salem A, Morgan JA, Cann CE, Genant HK:

Comparison of Methods for Noninvasive Assessment of Skeletal Bone Mass. American Roentgen Ray Society, Las Vegas, 1984.

5. Spach DH, Larson AM, Coyle MB, Kanter AS, Welch DF, Stamm WE. Unanticipated Rochalimea quintana bacteremia in patients with chronic alcoholism. In: Programs and Abstracts of the 33rd Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy. New Orleans, LA 1993.
6. *Kanter AS, Spencer DC, Steinberg MH: An HIV Clinical and Research Database for South Africa. Health Informatics in Africa (HELINA 96). Johannesburg, South Africa 1996.
7. Kepic T, Naeymi-Rad F, Almeida F, Kanter A, Trace D.A. Computerized Patient Prenatal Record for the Primary Care Provider. XV FIGO World Congress, Copenhagen, 1997.
8. *Kanter AS, Spencer DC, Steinberg MH: Supplemental Vitamin B Complex Associated with Delay in Progression to AIDS/Death in South African Patients Infected with HIV. In: Program and Abstracts of the 5th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections. Chicago, IL 1998. Note that this hypothesis was later confirmed in a landmark study: Fawzi WW, Msamanga GI, Spiegelman D, et al. A randomized trial of multivitamin supplements and HIV disease progression and mortality. N Engl J Med 2004;351:23-32.
9. *Pham-Kanter GB, Kanter A, Spencer DC, Steinberg MH: Characterizing an Epidemic: 10 years of Patient Attendance at a South African HIV Clinic. In: Program and Abstracts of the 12th World AIDS Conference. Geneva, Switzerland 1998.
10. *Kanter AS, Spencer DC, Steinberg MH: Incidence and characteristics of HIV-related conditions in distinct South Africa patient populations. In: Program and Abstracts of the 12th World AIDS Conference. Geneva, Switzerland 1998.
11. *Kanter AS, Naeymi-Rad F, Buchan I. Enhanced Access at the Point-of-Care to On-Line Multimedia Medical References using Standardized, Concept-Coded Indexing. AILA, Tokyo, August, 1999.
12. *Johnson E, Kanter AS, Garner M. Communication Within Healthcare Systems: Increasing Understanding with Filter and Optical Metaphors. AILA, Tokyo, August, 1999.
13. *Meyers KC, Kanter AS, Charlot C, Naeymi-rad F. The Follow-up note: Format and Requirements, Specifications for the Computerized Medical Record. AMIA, 2000.
14. Kepic T, Blankstein J, Kanter A, Charlot R, and Naeymi-Rad F. Using the Internet To Supplement Core Curriculum Lectures in Ob/Gyn Training. Obstet Gynecol 2001 Apr;97(4 Suppl 1):S57-S58.
15. Naeymi-Rad F, Kanter A, Charlot R, Meyers K, Paul M. -EMRTM: Intelligent Electronic Medical Record System: Functional, Structural, Modular and Integrated Components. DMAA, Poster Presentation, 2004.
16. *Kanter AS, Wang A, Naeymi-Rad F, Safran C. Interface Terminologies Bridge the Gap between Theory and Reality for Africa. Accepted HELINA 2007, Bamako, Mali, January, 2007.
17. *Mechael PN, Kanter AS, Lesh N, Dhadialla P, Kramers A. Open Source mHealth Applications and the Millennium Development Goals for Africa. MIE 2008, Gothenburg, Sweden, May 2008.
18. *Kanter AS, Wang A, Masarie FE, Naeymi-Rad F, Safran C. Interface Terminologies Bridge the Gap between Theory and Reality for Africa. MIE 2008, Gothenburg, Sweden, May, 2008.
19. Were MC, Seebregts C, Wolfe B, Mamlin B, Biondich P, Fraser HSF, Kanter AS. Collaboration and Communication Tools in a Rapidly Expanding Global Open-Source EMR Initiative. Spring AMIA, Orlando FL, May, 2009.
20. Mechael P, Kanter AS, Drucker E, Kwan A. mHealth Extensions to HIV and AIDS eHealth Systems. Spring AMIA, Orlando FL, May 2009.

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21. Dick J, Okongo M, Siriri D, Atuhahire E, Namakuka P, Kanter AS. OpenMRS as a Key Malaria Intervention. PHIN, Atlanta, GA, August, 2009
22. Charlot RC, Cole CL, Cheriff AD, Wang AY, Oganesova A, *Kanter AS, Naeymi-Rad F.

Finding Specialists Using Interface Terminology and Concept-Based Hierarchical Reference Terminology. VIVO, New York, August 2010.

23. Nemser B, Cole-Lewis H, Mechael M, Kanter AS. Evaluating Impact of Health Information Technology Applied to Clinics and Communities: The Millennium Global Village-Network.

mHealth Summit, Washington, DC, November 2010.

24. Payne J, Fazen L, Kanter AS, Walji A, Zornetzer H, Treatment D, Ollis S, Routen T, Ramachandran D, MacLeod B, Marcelo AB, Fraser H, Leshe N. Development of Common Maternal Health Concept Dictionary for Mobile Platforms; the formation of the Mobile Maternal Health Working Group. mHealth Summit, Washington, DC, November 2010.
25. Kanter AS, Payne J, Wang AY, Fraser HSF. Development of a Common Maternal Health Concept Dictionary: Integration of mobile maternal health platforms using the Maternal Concept Lab. PHI 2011, Orlando, FL, May 2011
26. Kanter, AS, Mechael P, Berg ML. The Millennium Global Village Network: Building an interoperable international health information system and database. Very Large Databases, Seattle, WA, September 2011.
27. Velez O, Mechael P, Kanter A, Bakken, S. Information Needs and Technical Self-Efficacy of Midwives in Rural Ghana. AMIA 2011, Washington, DC, October 2011.
28. Kanter AS. Challenges of evacuating impacted populations In the event of nuclear reactor emergencies. APHA 2011, Washington, DC, October 2011.
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