John S. Mayo
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Also affiliated: California Institute of Technology (2020–2021); Industrial Research Institute (1992); Goddard Space Flight Center (1963); Jet Propulsion Laboratory (2018–2021); Bell (Canada) (2002); Indiana University Hospital (2016); Tripler Army Medical Center (2017–2021); Harvard University Press (2003); Indiana University Indianapolis (2016); University of Oklahoma - Tulsa (2020); Indiana University School of Medicine (2016); Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis (2016–2017); American College of Surgeons (2020)
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John S. Mayo's research interests include the evaluation of medical education quality, particularly concerning online content and the role of faculty in research advancement within surgical departments. He has investigated the reliability of individual assessments for medical education blogs, utilizing the METRIQ study methodology. Mayo's work also explores the impact of surgical approaches on ureteral injuries and the influence of oxidative stress on flap survival. Earlier in his career, Mayo contributed to the field of signal processing with publications on bipolar repeaters and PCM terminals. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 14, with 44 total publications and 491 citations.
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- h-index: 14
- Publications: 43
- Citations: 500
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Exploring Health-focused Students and the Need for Campus-based Health Promotion Initiatives (2025)
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- Exploring Health-focused Students and the Need for Campus-based Health Promotion Initiatives
- Exploring Health-focused Students and the Need for Campus-based Health Promotion Initiatives
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