Thank you, two words that can transform your life

Thank You for Your Continued Support.

It has been a very busy time for the Center. We are pleased that Dr. Sarah Breier will continue to be a principle and scholar of the Center, all the way from Tasmania, Australia. Dr. Clay Anderson has moved to North Kansas City Hospital to direct the palliative care program. Travis Dixon went to work with major events planning on MU campus. We welcome Matt Morgan now Each brings a unique set of...

Thank you, CMS, for your leadership!

Beginning January 1, 2010, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) increased the focus on depression screening and care planning for older adults receiving home health care services. With this revision, Medicare-certified home care agencies are required to complete two new depression related items included in the Outcome and Assessment Information Set (OASIS-C). These home health car...

Thank you for saving my life.

Thank you.

A scientific journal exists only because of the good will and assistance of its reviewers. We can only publish less than a fifth of the papers we receive and, in making our decisions, we depend on the expertise of many people. This year a total of 315 reviewers have helped us to decide about the papers that we should publish. Their names are listed below and we would like to take this opportuni...

Can you Trust your Data?

A new program analysis is presented, and two compile time methods for this analysis are given. The analysis attempts to answer the question: “Given some trustworthy and some untrustworthy input, can we trust the value of a given variable after execution of some code”. The analyses are based on an abstract interpretation framework and a constraint generation framework respectively. The analyses ...