Infant vocal and facial expressions of emotion
Olson, Karen. 1987. “Infant Vocal and Facial Expressions of Emotion”. Dissertation Abstracts International.
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Paralinguistic features of adult speech to infants and small children
Jacobson, Joseph, David Boersma, Robert Fields, and Karen Olson. 1983. “Paralinguistic Features of Adult Speech to Infants and Small Children”. Child DevelopmentChild Development 54: 436-42.
Human ethology abstracts
Stettner, and Karen Olson. 1981. “Human Ethology Abstracts”. Man-Environ SysMan-Environ SysMan-Environ Sys 11: 79-124.
Comparison of Drug Utilization Patterns in Observational Data: Antiepileptic Drugs in Pediatric Patients.
Bourgeois, Florence, Karen Olson, Annapurna Poduri, and Kenneth Mandl. 2015. “Comparison of Drug Utilization Patterns in Observational Data: Antiepileptic Drugs in Pediatric Patients.”. Paediatr Drugs.
Provider collaboration: cohesion, constellations, and shared patients
Mandl, Olson, Mines, Liu, and Tian. 2014. “Provider Collaboration: Cohesion, Constellations, and Shared Patients”. J Gen Intern Med 29: 1499-505.
Temporal patterns of medications dispensed to children and adolescents in a national insured population
Olson, and Mandl. 2012. “Temporal Patterns of Medications Dispensed to Children and Adolescents in a National Insured Population”. PLoS One 7: e40991.
Developing syndrome definitions based on consensus and current use
Chapman, Dowling, Baer, DL Buckeridge, Cochrane, Conway, Elkin, et al. 2010. “Developing Syndrome Definitions Based on Consensus and Current Use”. J Am Med Inform AssocJ Am Med Inform Assoc 17: 595-601.
Patients treated at multiple acute health care facilities: quantifying information fragmentation
Bourgeois, Olson, and Mandl. 2010. “Patients Treated at Multiple Acute Health Care Facilities: Quantifying Information Fragmentation”. Arch Intern MedArch Intern Med 170: 1989-95.
AEGIS: a robust and scalable real-time public health surveillance system
Reis, Kirby, Hadden, Olson, McMurry, Daniel, and Mandl. 2007. “AEGIS: a Robust and Scalable Real-Time Public Health Surveillance System”. J Am Med Inform AssocJ Am Med Inform Assoc 14: 581-8.
Lumbar puncture ordering and results in the pediatric population: a promising data source for surveillance systems
Kimia, Brownstein, Olson, Zak, Bourgeois, and Mandl. 2006. “Lumbar Puncture Ordering and Results in the Pediatric Population: A Promising Data Source for Surveillance Systems”. Acad Emerg MedAcad Emerg Med 13: 767-73.