Name
Affiliation
Papers
PIERRE PLUYE
Department of Family Medicine, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
36
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
106
117
19.30
Referers 
Referees 
References 
389
210
86
Search Limit
100389
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
Evaluating online health information sources using a mixed methods approach. Part 3.00.342020
The Information Assessment Method: Over 15 years of research evaluating the value of health information.00.342020
Current works and future directions on application of machine learning in primary care00.342020
Using spaced education to deliver clinical information to medical residents: A mixed methods pilot study.00.342020
Will this benefit my patients? Expected benefits of information from a continuing medical education program may lead to higher participation rates by family physicians.00.342020
Understanding collaboration in monitoring research publications: Protocol for a qualitative multiple case study.00.342020
Facilitators and barriers associated with the implementation of an innovative cross-disciplinary monitoring of the scientific literature: The Collaborative eBibliography on Mixed Methods (CeBoMM)00.342020
Identifying empirical studies for mixed studies reviews: The mixed filter and the automated text classifier.00.342020
Evaluating online health information sources using a mixed methods approach: Part 2.00.342019
Patient Information Aid: An innovative educational program to improve outcomes of online consumer health information.00.342019
Towards a comprehensive Questionnaire Origin and Development Appraisal tool: A literature review and a modified nominal group.00.342019
Is online consumer health information only beneficial for the wealthy and the educated? A commentary.00.342019
Towards a Knowledge-Based Recommender System for Linking Electronic Patient Records With Continuing Medical Education Information at the Point of Care.00.342019
Crowdsourcing a mixed systematic review on a complex topic and a heterogeneous population: Lessons learned.00.342018
Evaluating online health information sources using a mixed methods approach: Part I.00.342018
Systematic reviews: A brief historical overview.10.482018
The wiki toolkit for planning, conducting and reporting mixed studies reviews.00.342018
The Mixed Methods Appraisal Tool (MMAT) version 2018 for information professionals and researchers.10.482018
Overcoming the digital divide? Low education low income parents are equally likely to report benefits associated with online parenting information.00.342017
The value of user feedback: Parent's comments to online health and well-being information providers.00.342017
Feasibility of a randomized controlled trial to evaluate the impact of decision boxes on shared decision-making processes.00.342015
The value of user feedback: Healthcare professionals' comments to the health information provider00.342015
Perceived outcomes of online parenting information according to self-selected participants from a population of website users10.352015
Toward an information management system for handling parenting information users' comments00.342015
Four levels of outcomes of information-seeking: A mixed methods study in primary health care30.442013
Barriers and facilitators to implementing Decision Boxes in primary healthcare teams to facilitate shared decisionmaking: a study protocol.50.492012
Systematic review of factors influencing the adoption of information and communication technologies by healthcare professionals.432.242012
Physicians' assessment of the value of clinical information: Operationalization of a theoretical model30.412011
Customer feedback management: Developing an organizational process of information use180.412011
Developing and user-testing Decision boxes to facilitate shared decision making in primary care--a study protocol.31.192011
Combining classifiers for robust PICO element detection.191.072010
Case Report: Impact of Research-based Synopses Delivered as Daily E-mail: A Prospective Observational Study00.342008
Research Paper: Systematically Assessing the Situational Relevance of Electronic Knowledge Resources: A Mixed Methods Study00.342007
Cognitive impact assessment of electronic knowledge resources: a mixed methods evaluation study of a handheld prototype.00.342006
Impact of clinical information-retrieval technology on physicians: a literature review of quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods studies.203.292005
A new impact assessment method to evaluate knowledge resources.00.342005