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Melanie D. Logue, Ph.D.

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2011 Nursing University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 
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Nursing, Information Technology
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Judith A. Effken grad student 2011 University of Arizona
 (Validating and testing a model to predict adoption of electronic personal health record systems in the self-management of chronic illness in the older adult.)

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Herman PM, Dodds SE, Logue MD, et al. (2014) IMPACT--Integrative Medicine PrimAry Care Trial: protocol for a comparative effectiveness study of the clinical and cost outcomes of an integrative primary care clinic model. Bmc Complementary and Alternative Medicine. 14: 132
Dodds SE, Herman PM, Sechrest L, et al. (2013) When a whole practice model is the intervention: developing fidelity evaluation components using program theory-driven science for an integrative medicine primary care clinic. Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine : Ecam. 2013: 652047
Logue MD, Effken JA. (2013) Validating the personal health records adoption model using a modified e-Delphi. Journal of Advanced Nursing. 69: 685-96
Logue MD, Effken JA. (2012) An exploratory study of the personal health records adoption model in the older adult with chronic illness. Informatics in Primary Care. 20: 151-69
Logue MD, Effken JA. (2012) Modeling factors that influence personal health records adoption. Computers, Informatics, Nursing : Cin. 30: 354-62
Effken JA, Brewer BB, Logue MD, et al. (2011) Using Cognitive Work Analysis to fit decision support tools to nurse managers' work flow. International Journal of Medical Informatics. 80: 698-707
Effken JA, Verran JA, Logue MD, et al. (2010) Nurse managers' decisions: fast and favoring remediation. The Journal of Nursing Administration. 40: 188-95
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