J. Naylor
Director of Research Administration
Also affiliated: University of Arizona (1968); University of South Florida (2002–2003); Jean Brown Research (1971–1983)
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J. Naylor's research focuses on the translation of implementation science principles and methods for front-line clinicians, as demonstrated by the Implementation Science Scholars Program. With a scholarly output of 11 publications and 105 citations, Naylor maintains an h-index of 4. Key collaborators at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences include Benjamin S. Teeter, Sara J. Landes, Taren Swindle, and Cynthia L. Mosley, with whom Naylor has co-authored single publications. Naylor is currently active in research, with a recent publication in 2025.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 11
- Citations: 106
Positions
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Director of Research Administration 2024–presentUniversity of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Pharmacy Practice ORCID
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ORISE Postdoctoral Fellow 2015–2017National Center for Toxicological Research Neurotoxicology ORCID
Selected Publications
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Translating implementation science principles and methods to front-line clinicians: The Implementation Science Scholars Program (2025)
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- Translating implementation science principles and methods to front-line clinicians: The Implementation Science Scholars Program
- Translating implementation science principles and methods to front-line clinicians: The Implementation Science Scholars Program
- Translating implementation science principles and methods to front-line clinicians: The Implementation Science Scholars Program
- Translating implementation science principles and methods to front-line clinicians: The Implementation Science Scholars Program
- Translating implementation science principles and methods to front-line clinicians: The Implementation Science Scholars Program
- Translating implementation science principles and methods to front-line clinicians: The Implementation Science Scholars Program
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