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Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development | 2006

Use of medical informatics for management of multiple sclerosis using a chronic-care model.

Michael Hatzakis; Craig H. Allen; Mark Haselkorn; Stephen M. Anderson; Paul Nichol; Charles Lai; Jodie K. Haselkorn

The mission of the Multiple Sclerosis Centers of Excellence (MSCoEs) is to optimize the services veterans with multiple sclerosis (MS) receive across the U.S. Veterans Health Administration. To accomplish this mission, the MSCoE West has adopted a collaborative chronic-disease management strategy along the lines of the model described by Wagner and colleagues. This model describes an organized, integrated, proactive, and population-based approach to patient care that includes healthcare delivery system change and patient-based self-management. While Wagners model is described independent of information technology, the majority of actions called for in that model benefit tremendously from the application of a powerful and well-integrated informatics infrastructure designed to serve and support populations with chronic disease. Key elements such as goals and actions encourage high-quality care for those with chronic illnesses.


Ocean Development and International Law | 1989

Doctrine of hot pursuit: A functional interpretation adaptable to emerging maritime law enforcement technologies and practices

Craig H. Allen

Abstract The doctrine of maritime hot pursuit recognizes the right of a coastal state to pursue onto the high seas a foreign vessel that violated its laws while within its waters. This article examines the hot pursuit doctrines development under customary and conventional law, particularly in light of recently expanded coastal state jurisdictional claims over resources located in adjacent ocean areas and the growing maritime drug interdiction effort. The article concludes that several of the procedural standards contained in the conventional doctrine unnecessarily restrict the use of innovative and essential technologies in the exercise of hot pursuit. The author proposes a functional approach to defining the standards to be followed in exercising a right of hot pursuit. The functional approach eschews detailed, mechanical standards, and instead articulates the policy goals that must be followed in exercising the right. Such an approach will encourage innovative approaches to maritime law enforcement wit...


Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce | 2000

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Craig H. Allen


Georgetown International Environmental Law Review | 2001

Protecting the Oceanic Gardens of Eden: International Law Issues in Deep-Sea Vent Resource Conservation and Management

Craig H. Allen


Archive | 2007

Maritime Counterproliferation Operations and the Rule of Law

Craig H. Allen


Archive | 1968

Farwell's Rules of the nautical road

Craig H. Allen; Raymond Forrest Farwell; Richard Arthur Smith


Journal of transportation law, logistics and policy | 2011

Future Ports Scenarios for 21st Century Port Strategic Planning

Craig H. Allen


Tulane Maritime Law Journal | 2009

'Hiding Behind Tradition?' Should U.S. Vessel Traffic Centers Exercise Greater Direction and Control over Vessels in their Area?

Craig H. Allen


San Diego International Law Journal | 2008

Revisiting the Thames Formula: The Evolving Role of the International Maritime Organization and Its Member States in Implementing the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention

Craig H. Allen


International law studies | 2005

Limits on the Use of Force in maritime Operations in Support of WMD Counter-Proliferation Initiatives

Craig H. Allen

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Charles Lai

University of Washington

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Mark Haselkorn

University of Washington

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Paul Nichol

University of Washington

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