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Emily Holding, Ph.D.

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Patient Discharge1202134750.300 Why?
Quality of Life22021133000.210 Why?
Intensive Care Units, Pediatric1202110130.120 Why?
Delivery of Health Care, Integrated120209360.100 Why?
Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity1202236950.070 Why?
Opioid-Related Disorders1202021350.060 Why?
Child42022797580.050 Why?
Neuropsychology120221070.050 Why?
Reading120225300.040 Why?
Neuropsychological Tests2202270160.040 Why?
Prospective Studies12021542630.030 Why?
Universities120209830.030 Why?
Executive Function1202213700.030 Why?
Students1202017220.020 Why?
Aged120211689950.020 Why?
Critical Care1202026990.020 Why?
Critical Illness1202027090.020 Why?
Pilot Projects1202085530.020 Why?
Humans520227602610.020 Why?
Analgesics, Opioid1202037620.010 Why?
Female120213910110.010 Why?
Pandemics1202286210.010 Why?
Infant12020360300.010 Why?
Child, Preschool12020420340.010 Why?
Male120203594130.000 Why?
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