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Social Work in Health Care
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Social Work in Health Care is a journal indexed in ScholarIQ from OpenAlex. ScholarIQ records 2,398 works, 38,802 citations and an h-index of 72.
2,398
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38,802
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ScholarIQmost cited works
Distinct Contributions of Adverse Childhood Experiences and Resilience Resources: A Cohort Analysis of Adult Physical and Mental Health
Patricia Logan‐Greene, Sara Green, Paula S. Nurius, Dario Longhi
Social Work in Health Care. 2014135 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
Assessing the Practical and Psychosocial Needs of Rural Women with Early Breast Cancer in Australia
Cindy Davis, Philippa Williams, Sally Redman, Kate White, Elizabeth M. King
Social Work in Health Care. 200262 Citations
Social Workers as Patient Navigators for Breast Cancer Survivors: What Do African-American Medically Underserved Women Think of This Idea?
Cindy Davis, Kathleen Darby, Wendy Likes, John L. Bell
Social Work in Health Care. 200957 Citations
Family Predictors of Psychosocial Outcomes Among Hong Kong Chinese Cancer Patients in Palliative Care: Living and Dying with the “Support Paradox”
Wallace Chi Ho Chan, Irwin Epstein, Dona J. Reese, Clw Chan
Social Work in Health Care. 200937 Citations
Reducing diabetes distress and improving self-management with mindfulness
Robin R. Whitebird, Mary Jo Kreitzer, Gabriela Vazquez‐Benitez, Chris J. Enstad
Social Work in Health Care. 201737 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
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