 Connection
Mary Kimbrough to Male
This is a "connection" page, showing publications Mary Kimbrough has written about Male.
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Kimbrough MK, Thrush CR, Barrett E, Bentley FR, Sexton KW. Are Surgical Milestone Assessments Predictive of In-Training Examination Scores? J Surg Educ. 2018 Jan - Feb; 75(1):29-32.
Score: 0.036
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Winer LK, Kader S, Abelson JS, Hammaker AC, Eruchalu CN, Etheridge JC, Cho NL, Foote DC, Ivascu FA, Smith S, Postlewait LM, Greenwell K, Meister KM, Montgomery KB, Zmijewski P, Byrd SE, Kimbrough MK, Stopenski SJ, Nahmias JT, Harvey J, Farr D, Callahan ZM, Marks JA, Stahl CC, Al Yafi M, Sutton JM, Elsaadi A, Campbell SJ, Dodwad SM, Adams SD, Woeste MR, Martin RCG, Patel P, Anstadt MJ, Nasim BW, Willis RE, Patel JA, Newcomb MR, George BC, Quillin RC, Cortez AR. Disparities in the Operative Experience Between Female and Male General Surgery Residents: A Multi-institutional Study From the US ROPE Consortium. Ann Surg. 2023 07 01; 278(1):1-7.
Score: 0.013
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Smith AR, Karim SA, Reif RR, Beck WC, Taylor JR, Davis BL, Bhavaraju AV, Jensen HK, Kimbrough MK, Sexton KW. ROTEM as a Predictor of Mortality in Patients With Severe Trauma. J Surg Res. 2020 07; 251:107-111.
Score: 0.011
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Smeds MR, Janko MR, Allen S, Amankwah K, Arnell T, Ansari P, Balters M, Hess D, Ferguson E, Jackson P, Kimbrough MK, Knight D, Johnson M, Porter M, Shames BD, Schroll R, Shelton J, Sussman J, Yoo P. Burnout and its relationship with perceived stress, self-efficacy, depression, social support, and programmatic factors in general surgery residents. Am J Surg. 2020 06; 219(6):907-912.
Score: 0.010
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Smeds MR, Thrush CR, McDaniel FK, Gill R, Kimbrough MK, Shames BD, Sussman JJ, Galante JM, Wittgen CM, Ansari P, Allen SR, Nussbaum MS, Hess DT, Knight DC, Bentley FR. Relationships between study habits, burnout, and general surgery resident performance on the American Board of Surgery In-Training Examination. J Surg Res. 2017 09; 217:217-225.
Score: 0.009
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Connection Strength
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