Stuart Spore

Supporting Patient Education and Safety Using an Online Patient Education Handout Database
Willcox, Sallie; Anglin, Carlita; Dement, Fritz; Spore, Stuart; Schanback, Mindy
2011 ;15(1):1-12, Journal of consumer health on the Internet
The New York University (NYU) Langone Medical Center Patient Education Handout Database, used largely by clinicians to connect patients with timely Joint Commission-compliant patient education materials, was converted from a paper-based to an online database-generated system. This change required the participation of a multidisciplinary team made up of hospital and library staff to select, construct, and maintain the database, craft an end-user web interface, and create and sustain metadata that allows for faceted searching. Greener and more nimble, the system enhances patient safety by allowing for instantaneous updates of outdated material, immediate inclusion of new hospital-vetted information, and on-demand printouts in multiple languages
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Working with or around your ILS?: Solutions from the real world
Cuddy, C; Wu, C; Spore, S; Needleman, M; Schlumpf, P
2002 JAN 1 ;39(1):529-530, Proceedings of the ASIS Annual Meeting
The Integrated Library System (ILS) is the backbone of the library. Traditional systems supplied by a handful of vendors have done the job more or less. However, with the advent of the WWW and the digital library, librarians have become more demanding about the features of these systems. Integrated Library Systems need to be more sophisticated and more adaptable to the needs of libraries. ILS vendors are not always ready or able to keep up with the demand for added functionality and libraries are often left to develop intermediary solutions or look to third-party software applications to achieve the functionality they need. This session will present the work of four projects undertaken to add functionality to ILSs
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Facing the challenge of electronic documents
Spore, Stuart
1994 Oct;26(2):1-3, American Association of Law Libraries newsletter
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Follow the yellow brick road: learning to give, take, and use instructions
Spore, Stuart
1993 May;13(5):14-16, Technicalities
— id: 6296, year: 1993, vol: 13, page: 14, stat: Journal Article,

New Internet resources for artificial intelligence and law
Spore, Stuart
1992 ;2(2):11, 17-, Academic Computing & Networking at NYU
— id: 6297, year: 1992, vol: 2, page: 11, 17, stat: Journal Article,

Book Review: Modeling legal argument
Spore, Stuart
1991 Mar;4(7):1-2, Trends in law library management & technology
— id: 6299, year: 1991, vol: 4, page: 1, stat: Journal Article,

Downloading from the OPAC: the Innovative Interfaces environment
Spore, Stuart
1991 ;9(2):69-79, Library hi-tech
— id: 6298, year: 1991, vol: 9, page: 69, stat: Journal Article,

SideKick Plus
Spore, Stuart
1989 ;(March/April):?-?, Library software review
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Disk Manager & Disk Manager Diagnostics
Spore, Stuart
1988 Jul/Aug;:?-?, Library software review
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ForComment
Spore, Stuart
1988 ;(March/April):?-?, Library software review
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Lattice Sidetalk
Spore, Stuart
1987 Nov/Dec;:?-?, Library software review
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