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	100001	Semantic Relations: Extending SNOMED CT and Solor Enthalten in Applied clinical informatics Bd. 16, 2025, Nr. 04: 1263-1270
	100002	Information Prioritization and Reading Patterns in Electronic Health Record Nursing Summaries: An Eye-Tracking Case Study Enthalten in Applied clinical informatics Bd. 16, 2025, Nr. 04: 1252-1262
	100003	Diagnosing aerosol–meteorological interactions on snow within Earth system models: a proof-of-concept study over High Mountain Asia Enthalten in Earth System Dynamics Bd. 16, 2025, Nr. 4: 1237-1266. 30 S.
	100004	Choosing between Patient Care Needs and Accurate Data Capture: Exploring Nurses' Experiences of Excessive Documentation Burden Enthalten in Applied clinical informatics Bd. 16, 2025, Nr. 04: 1231-1243
	100005	Physics of AMOC multistable regime shifts due to freshwater biases in an EMIC Enthalten in Earth System Dynamics Bd. 16, 2025, Nr. 4: 1221-1235. 15 S.
	100006	“Everyone Has a Role in This”: Evaluating Organizational Readiness for a Digital Solution to Support Hypertension Care Teams and Patients Enthalten in Applied clinical informatics Bd. 16, 2025, Nr. 04: 1219-1230
	100007	Nitrogen deposition and climate drive plant nitrogen uptake while soil factors drive nitrogen use efficiency in terrestrial ecosystems Enthalten in Earth System Dynamics Bd. 16, 2025, Nr. 4: 1183-1196. 14 S.
	100008	Leveraging the satellite-based climate data record CLARA-A3 to understand the climatic trend regimes relevant for solar energy applications over Europe Enthalten in Earth System Dynamics Bd. 16, 2025, Nr. 4: 1169-1182. 14 S.
	100009	Lessons Learned from Sepsis Microlearning Intervention Enthalten in Applied clinical informatics Bd. 16, 2025, Nr. 04: 1165-1171
	100010	Modeling Patients' Progression through Health-Related Social Needs Enthalten in Applied clinical informatics Bd. 16, 2025, Nr. 04: 1157-1164