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Karen Kolivoski

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Concepts are listed by decreasing relevance which is based on many factors, including how many publications the person wrote about that topic, how long ago those publications were written, and how many publications other people have written on that same topic.


Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Child Welfare
3
2020
49
0.780
 Why?
Juvenile Delinquency
2
2020
44
0.680
 Why?
Social Work
2
2017
53
0.620
 Why?
Social Justice
1
2017
65
0.520
 Why?
Vulnerable Populations
1
2017
166
0.480
 Why?
Adolescent Health Services
1
2020
29
0.160
 Why?
History, 21st Century
1
2017
83
0.130
 Why?
History, 20th Century
1
2017
121
0.130
 Why?
Child
4
2020
3443
0.130
 Why?
Residential Facilities
1
2014
8
0.110
 Why?
Home Care Services
1
2014
37
0.100
 Why?
Evidence-Based Practice
1
2013
50
0.100
 Why?
Adolescent
4
2020
6081
0.100
 Why?
Mental Health Services
1
2013
141
0.090
 Why?
Mental Disorders
1
2013
392
0.070
 Why?
Humans
4
2020
43102
0.040
 Why?
Pennsylvania
1
2020
43
0.040
 Why?
Socialization
1
2020
23
0.040
 Why?
Child Abuse
1
2020
92
0.040
 Why?
Longitudinal Studies
1
2020
1063
0.030
 Why?
Mental Health
1
2020
385
0.030
 Why?
Health Services Research
1
2013
161
0.020
 Why?
Young Adult
1
2020
5080
0.020
 Why?
Male
2
2020
23409
0.020
 Why?
Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
1
2013
989
0.020
 Why?
Female
1
2020
24698
0.010
 Why?
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