✨ I’m outlining a detailed influence evaluation system for postpartum depression researchers and institutions, considering both academic and social impacts, and identifying key data sources.
I’m identifying key data sources for evaluating influence in postpartum depression research, including databases like Scopus, PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, and guideline databases like NICE.
🔍 Searched for postpartum depression research guidelines
✨ I'm thinking about whether a specific study or researcher should be cited to highlight how evidence is incorporated into guidelines. Points like publication counts, H-index, and grants are considered.
🔍 Searched for academic social metrics in mental health
✨ I'm piecemeal sharing my thoughts on mental health metrics while exploring formats like citations and media to ensure clarity and relevance.
🔍 Searched for researcher impact and public engagement guidelines
✨ Consider searching academic databases or retrieving high-impact publications on postpartum depression interventions for robust evidence.
🔍 Searched for Lancet Psychiatry postpartum depression trial
✨ I'm piecing together significant postpartum depression trials, noting Zuranolone vs. placebo and Brexanolone injection trials, especially with authors like Samantha Meltzer-Brody.
✨ I'm thinking the details might be behind a paywall, but I'm hopeful I can find them elsewhere.
✨ I’m considering alternative search strategies due to a 503 error and exploring Samantha Meltzer-Brody's postpartum trials for insights on brexanolone.
🔍 Searched for Meltzer-Brody brexanolone postpartum trial 2018
✨ I’m thinking through how high-impact journals and clinical trials contribute to a researcher's authority, ensuring each example is well-cited to maintain credibility.
🔍 Searched for NIH postpartum depression intervention funding
✨ Noticing that results [0] or [4] might be duplicates from a specific site, possibly MSU.
🌐 Read publichealth.msu.edu
✨ I’m leaning towards a $6.2M NIH grant for postpartum depression prevention at 98 clinics, aligning with the criteria effectively.
🔍 Searched for postpartum depression research and policy guidelines WHO
✨ I’m mapping out a more focused search to pinpoint "research included in guidelines." This strategy should yield precise results last.
🔍 Searched for postpartum depression NICE guideline
✨ I’m figuring out if a researcher’s work is cited or if they contribute to health guidelines like NICE or WHO, focusing on systematic reviews and guideline panels.
🔍 Searched for WHO guideline postpartum depression evidence
✨ Researching the use of guidelines or policies as key measures of research influence and translational impact.
🔍 Searched for measures of researcher impact in guidelines
✨ I’m examining a BMJ blog article on measuring research impact, which might discuss incorporating research into guidelines or policy as a measure of its influence.
🌐 Read blogs.bmj.com
✨ OK, let me see what I find. Scan scrolling around for insights.
🌐 Read more from blogs.bmj.com
✨ OK, let me see. Integrating research into guidelines or policy affects public awareness and practice without directly impacting health outcomes. This indirect influence is often a preliminary step in effecting future health changes.
🔍 Searched for psychosocial interventions preventing postpartum depression
✨ In a recent update of a Cochrane review, Dennis identified psychosocial and psychological interventions as crucial for postpartum depression prevention.
🌐 Read pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
✨ I'm thinking through Samantha Meltzer-Brody's leadership in the Lancet RCT and considering examples of editorial roles and organizational leaders, like the Marce Society or Archives of Women's Mental Health.
🔍 Searched for Archives of Women's Mental Health postpartum depression researcher
✨ I'm thinking about how casually mentioning editorial board or reviewer roles could highlight academic standing, even if not specific to this team.
🔍 Searched for journal editor academic research influence measures
✨ I'm thinking about whether the "Journal editorship index" includes data on the number of editors, which could help gauge scholarly impact.
🌐 Read sciencedirect.com
✨ I’m digging into an alternative search result, specifically "Using Publication Metrics to highlight academic productivity and impact," to enhance visibility over a pesky paywall.
🌐 Read pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
✨ The article notes that metrics such as publications, citations, journal impact factor, h-index, and emerging altmetrics effectively emphasize productivity and impact.
🌐 Read more from pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
✨ I’m gathering data from Scopus, Web of Science, PubMed, Google Scholar, and altmetrics aggregator tools to track publications, citations, altmetrics, multi-center trials, systematic reviews, editorial roles, guidelines, funding, public dissemination, and collaborations with service systems.
🔍 Searched for postpartum depression hospital community outcomes
✨ I’m gathering info on researchers, public talks, and media to highlight postpartum depression awareness, seeking a specific example for citation.
🔍 Searched for postpartum depression expert media interview
✨ I’m considering counting and assessing publications in high-impact journals, citations, h-index, and Altmetrics to gauge a researcher's influence.
🔍 Searched for Marce Society president
✨ Noting Cindy-Lee Dennis and Jennifer Payne's contributions to the International Marce Society.
🌐 Read news.med.virginia.edu
✨ Examining how public lectures and media, including podcasts and documentaries, highlight researchers' influence on postpartum depression.
🔍 Searched for brexanolone postpartum depression expert interview
✨ A $34,000 drug for postpartum depression is praised but raises concerns about affordability. Mich Medicine (likely a blog) highlights both expert opinions and price realties.
🌐 Read npr.org
✨ I'm tasked with unblocking Michigan Medicine from robots.
🌐 Read michiganmedicine.org
✨ Dr. Maria Muzik's enthusiasm reflects the growing awareness and education around postpartum depression treatments like brexanolone, showcasing a meaningful progression in public health efforts.
🔍 Searched for TED talk postpartum depression researcher
🌐 Read aha.org
✨ I’m brainstorming the criteria for academic and social influence in postpartum depression intervention research. Considering bullet points or short paragraphs for clarity, ensuring each criterion section is concise and well-organized.
I'm balancing high-impact journals like Lancet Psychiatry with metric studies to evaluate postpartum depression interventions. Considering the metrics to justify their importance and relevance.
🌐 Read editage.com
✨ I’m outlining a metrics page that avoids bulletin-point overload and includes a section on altmetrics. Academic references, including publication impact and high-level research, are also planned.
Editor's roles often reflect professional stature, so citing their broad significance is useful, though specific citations might be skipped. Still, confirming the editorial board list is worthwhile.
🌐 Read more from editage.com
✨ OK, let me see. The Archives of Women's Mental Health is the official journal of the Marcé Society and NASPOG.
🌐 Read springermedicine.com
✨ I’m gathering info from BMJ guidelines and NICE to show how research is integrated into clinical practices, reflecting its impact on policies and guidelines.
🌐 Read uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org
✨ I'm pulling together the criteria and references for a structured guide, using a mix of bold headings and bullet points for easy scanning.
🌐 Read publichealth.msu.edu
✨ I'm thinking through the program's NIH grant and results, mentioning collaboration and impact. Considering high-impact publications like Lancet for future citations.
🌐 Read jamanetwork.com
🌐 Read pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
✨ I'm compiling necessary references for a high-impact publication criterion, including citation details for figures such as the JAMA Psychiatry article and the Lancet trial. This ensures a comprehensive approach to evaluating research contributions.
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