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Gregory John Young, M.D.

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Child Health Services220216450.240 Why?
Adolescent Health Services120212170.160 Why?
Mental Health Services2202117280.150 Why?
Child Behavior120218640.120 Why?
Primary Health Care2202147340.110 Why?
Delivery of Health Care, Integrated120219490.110 Why?
Adolescent Behavior1202111840.100 Why?
Psychiatry1202117140.080 Why?
Pediatrics1202136130.060 Why?
Kartagener Syndrome12003330.060 Why?
Respiratory Distress Syndrome, Newborn120032390.050 Why?
Child Behavior Disorders120198120.030 Why?
Education, Medical, Continuing120198290.030 Why?
Program Evaluation1201925030.020 Why?
Psychotherapy1201916480.020 Why?
Patient Satisfaction1201934850.020 Why?
Massachusetts1201988850.020 Why?
Referral and Consultation1201936160.020 Why?
Attitude of Health Personnel1201939280.020 Why?
Child22021806680.010 Why?
Health Services Accessibility1201955090.010 Why?
Physical Therapy Modalities120035330.010 Why?
Cilia120034980.010 Why?
United States12021729100.010 Why?
Adolescent12021888980.010 Why?
Humans320217664320.000 Why?
Infant, Newborn12003263880.000 Why?
Male120033639750.000 Why?
Female120033963540.000 Why?
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