| 2017 | AMIA | Engaging Patients with Health Technologies to Improve Quality of Care and to Reduce Preventable Harm. | Wanda Pratt, Patricia C. Dykes, Ryan Greysen, Cornelia M. Ruland, David W. Bates |
| 2017 | CBMS | User and Stakeholder Requirements of eHealth Support Tool Viewed In a Self-Determination Theory Lens. | Stian Jessen, Jelena Mirkovic, Cornelia M. Ruland |
| 2007 | AMIA | Designing Tailored Internet Support to Assist Cancer Patients in Illness Management. | Cornelia M. Ruland, Annette Jeneson, Trine Andersen, Roar Andersen, Laura Slaughter, Bente Schjdt-Osmo, Shirley M. Moore |
| 2006 | AMIA | Comparing Tailored Computerized Symptom Assessments to Interviews and Questionnaires. | Cornelia M. Ruland, Jo Rislien, Suzanne Bakken, Jrn Kristiansen |
| 2006 | AMIA | Constructing an Effective Information Architecture for a Pediatric Cancer Symptom Assessment Tool. | Laura Slaughter, Cornelia M. Ruland, Torun M. Vatne |
| 2005 | AMIA | Clustering Techniques for Organizing Cancer-related Concepts into Meaningful Groups for Patients. | Roar Andersen, Cornelia M. Ruland, Jo Rislien, Laura Slaughter, Trine Andersen, Wenche Jacobsen |
| 2005 | AMIA | Challenges in Presenting Categories of Symptoms in a Home Health Care System for Cancer Patients. | Cornelia M. Ruland, Laura Slaughter, David R. Kaufman, Roar Andersen |
| 2005 | AMIA | Mapping Cancer Patients' Symptoms to UMLS Concepts. | Laura Slaughter, Cornelia M. Ruland, Ann Kristin Rotegrd |
| 2002 | AMIA | Clinicians' Opinions about the Usefulness and Effectiveness of Support Systems for Evidence- and Preference-based Patient Care. | Cornelia M. Ruland |
| 2000 | AMIA | Clinicians' use of a palm-top based system to elicit patient preferences at the bedside: a feasible technique to improve patient outcomes. | Cornelia M. Ruland |
| 1999 | AMIA | Using Palm-Top Technology to Elicit Patient Preferences at the Bedside. | Cornelia M. Ruland |
| 1998 | AMIA | Improving patient outcomes by including patient preferences in nursing care. | Cornelia M. Ruland |