Lori Williamson
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Also affiliated: University of Wolverhampton (2000–2001); Oxford Brookes University (1998); London Metropolitan University (1999); Center for Open Science (2006); University of Missouri Health System (2008); University of Oklahoma Medical Center (2011); University of Mississippi (2016); University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (2008); University of Missouri (2008); Cardiff University (2000)
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Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
Lori Williamson's research interests encompass a broad range of historical and social topics, as evidenced by her publications. Her work has explored the history of the contraceptive pill, examining its societal and cultural impact. She has also investigated historical urban development in Britain and the evolution of feminist thought and motherhood in Western Europe. Additional publications delve into the complexities of human genetics, specifically genotype-phenotype analysis in congenital adrenal hyperplasia, and the history of interpersonal communication. Williamson's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 11, with a total of 73 publications and 663 citations.
Metrics
- h-index: 11
- Publications: 73
- Citations: 663
Selected Publications
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Exploring parents' experiences with direct‐to‐consumer genetic testing for their adopted children (2026)
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Developing a genetic services assessment tool to inform quality improvement efforts in state genetic service delivery (2018)
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- Developing a genetic services assessment tool to inform quality improvement efforts in state genetic service delivery
- Developing a genetic services assessment tool to inform quality improvement efforts in state genetic service delivery
- Developing a genetic services assessment tool to inform quality improvement efforts in state genetic service delivery
- Developing a genetic services assessment tool to inform quality improvement efforts in state genetic service delivery
- Developing a genetic services assessment tool to inform quality improvement efforts in state genetic service delivery
- Exploring parents' experiences with direct‐to‐consumer genetic testing for their adopted children
- Exploring parents' experiences with direct‐to‐consumer genetic testing for their adopted children
- Exploring parents' experiences with direct‐to‐consumer genetic testing for their adopted children
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