K. L. Harvey Data-verified

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K. L. Harvey is a Professor of Cultural History at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Harvey's scholarship centers on the history of medicine and illness, particularly as depicted in literature and experienced by women. Recent work includes an analysis of "Feeling Old in Eighteenth-Century Britain" and a review of Heather Meek's "Reimagining Illness: Women Writers and Medicine in Eighteenth-Century Britain." This focus on historical perspectives on health and the body is complemented by an engagement with contemporary issues in healthcare, such as a qualitative study exploring NICU nurses' views on a genetic point-of-care test for antibiotic-induced ototoxicity and an author response to that study. Harvey also leads a research group and has a significant scholarly output, evidenced by an h-index of 39, over 269 publications, and approximately 5,000 citations, designating them as a highly cited researcher. Collaborations include shared publications with Cole Sherrill, Jia Di, and Zibin Weng, all at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.

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• h-index: 39
• Publications: 269
• Citations: 5,115