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Margaret McGee's research investigates various aspects of human physiology and health, with a recent focus on cardiovascular responses to exercise and biomechanics in older adults. Her work includes a 2024 cross-sectional study comparing two methods for measuring chronotropic response to exercise, utilizing the heart rate–work rate slope and its percent change. Another recent publication from 2023 examines the comparison of gait patterns in older adults when ascending and descending an incline while using a walking device. McGee has a publication record of 90 papers, with 156 citations, and an h-index of 5. She has collaborated with several colleagues at the University of Central Arkansas, including Melissa Allen, Ruth Ann Mathis, Jacquie Rainey, and James P. Fletcher, each sharing at least one publication.
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- h-index: 5
- Publications: 91
- Citations: 156
Selected Publications
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Comparison of 2 Methods for Measuring Chronotropic Response to Exercise: Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope Versus Percent Change in Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope—A Cross-Sectional Study (2024)
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Comparison of gait between walking up and down an incline with a walking device in older adults (2023)
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- Comparison of gait between walking up and down an incline with a walking device in older adults
- Comparison of gait between walking up and down an incline with a walking device in older adults
- Comparison of gait between walking up and down an incline with a walking device in older adults
- Comparison of gait between walking up and down an incline with a walking device in older adults
- Comparison of 2 Methods for Measuring Chronotropic Response to Exercise: Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope Versus Percent Change in Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope—A Cross-Sectional Study
- Comparison of 2 Methods for Measuring Chronotropic Response to Exercise: Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope Versus Percent Change in Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope—A Cross-Sectional Study
- Comparison of 2 Methods for Measuring Chronotropic Response to Exercise: Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope Versus Percent Change in Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope—A Cross-Sectional Study
- Comparison of 2 Methods for Measuring Chronotropic Response to Exercise: Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope Versus Percent Change in Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope—A Cross-Sectional Study
- Comparison of 2 Methods for Measuring Chronotropic Response to Exercise: Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope Versus Percent Change in Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope—A Cross-Sectional Study
- Comparison of 2 Methods for Measuring Chronotropic Response to Exercise: Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope Versus Percent Change in Heart Rate–Work Rate Slope—A Cross-Sectional Study
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