Carly Williams
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Also affiliated: Western University (2018); Edge Hill University (2014); Glasgow Caledonian University (1993); University of Florida (2006); Langara College (2019); Encompass Health (United States) (2023)
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Carly Williams' research has investigated topics ranging from older adults' online activities to student transitions in allied health programs. Her work includes a multicenter randomized controlled trial adapting a birth timing trial during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on pregnancy hypertension. Williams has also explored nurses' perceptions of managed alcohol programs in acute care settings and examined the transition of first-semester allied health students through the lens of Occupational Adaptation.
Her publications also include work on the validation of diagnostic X-ray source generators and historical animal health care in Egypt. Williams' scholarship metrics include an h-index of 3, with 9 total publications and 295 citations. She has collaborated with Jacquie Rainey and Lorrie George-Paschal from the University of Central Arkansas, sharing one publication with each.
Metrics
- h-index: 3
- Publications: 9
- Citations: 297
Selected Publications
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Exploring first semester allied health students’ transition to graduate school through the lens of Occupational Adaptation (2023)
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- Exploring first semester allied health students’ transition to graduate school through the lens of Occupational Adaptation
- Exploring first semester allied health students’ transition to graduate school through the lens of Occupational Adaptation
- Exploring first semester allied health students’ transition to graduate school through the lens of Occupational Adaptation
- Exploring first semester allied health students’ transition to graduate school through the lens of Occupational Adaptation
- Exploring first semester allied health students’ transition to graduate school through the lens of Occupational Adaptation
- Exploring first semester allied health students’ transition to graduate school through the lens of Occupational Adaptation
- Exploring first semester allied health students’ transition to graduate school through the lens of Occupational Adaptation
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