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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Community Mental Health Services
2
2017
34
0.250
 Why?
Depressive Disorder
2
2017
187
0.230
 Why?
Community-Based Participatory Research
3
2018
352
0.150
 Why?
Computer Communication Networks
1
2018
12
0.140
 Why?
Vulnerable Populations
2
2017
166
0.140
 Why?
Minority Health
1
2018
95
0.140
 Why?
Medically Underserved Area
1
2018
120
0.130
 Why?
Resilience, Psychological
1
2018
106
0.130
 Why?
Health Care Coalitions
1
2016
11
0.120
 Why?
Program Development
1
2017
240
0.120
 Why?
Quality of Life
2
2017
616
0.110
 Why?
Healthcare Disparities
1
2016
590
0.080
 Why?
Los Angeles
2
2018
394
0.060
 Why?
Feasibility Studies
1
2018
259
0.030
 Why?
Health Planning Technical Assistance
1
2016
5
0.030
 Why?
Criminals
1
2016
18
0.030
 Why?
Pilot Projects
1
2018
760
0.030
 Why?
Follow-Up Studies
1
2017
1067
0.030
 Why?
Poverty
1
2016
400
0.020
 Why?
Hospitalization
1
2016
485
0.020
 Why?
Middle Aged
2
2017
12222
0.020
 Why?
Patient Acceptance of Health Care
1
2016
497
0.020
 Why?
Adult
2
2017
13872
0.020
 Why?
Humans
3
2018
43102
0.020
 Why?
Male
2
2017
23409
0.020
 Why?
Female
2
2017
24698
0.020
 Why?
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