Kimberly M. Stewart - Concepedia

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Kimberly M. Stewart

Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine ORCID

Also Known As

K Stewart, K. Stewart, KImberly M. Stewart, Kimberly M Stewart, Kimberly M. Stewart, Kimberly Stewart

Publications

309

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Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine Sea Turtle Conservancy University of the West Indies Renewable Spirits (United States)University of Tasmania

About

Kimberly M. Stewart is an author at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine specializing in medicine, marine biology, and engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	5	5	124
2	Engineering	3	3	52
3	Anatomy	2	2	34
4	Natural Sciences	1	1	12
5	Public Health	1	1	28

Kimberly M. Stewart

Publications

228

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	Year	Citations
Pharmacy diabetes care program: Analysis of two screening methods for undiagnosed type 2 diabetes in Australian community pharmacy Ines Krass, Bernadette Mitchell, Philip Clarke, Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice Family MedicineMetabolic SyndromeUndiagnosed Type 2Australian Community PharmacyDiabetes Management	2006	66
EFFECTS OF “SWIM WITH THE TURTLES” TOURIST ATTRACTIONS ON GREEN SEA TURTLE (<i>CHELONIA MYDAS</i>) HEALTH IN BARBADOS, WEST INDIES Kimberly M. Stewart, Terry M. Norton, Hamish Mohammed, Journal of Wildlife Diseases Aquatic Food SystemEngineeringHealth In BarbadosWest IndiesSustainable Fishery	2016	28
Diabetes Medication Assistance Service Stage 1: impact and sustainability of glycaemic and lipids control in patients with Type 2 diabetes Ines Krass, Bernadette Mitchell, Yun Ju Christine Song, Diabetic Medicine	2011	22
MEASURING THE LEVEL OF AGREEMENT IN HEMATOLOGIC AND BIOCHEMICAL VALUES BETWEEN BLOOD SAMPLING SITES IN LEATHERBACK SEA TURTLES (<i>DERMOCHELYS CORIACEA</i>) Kimberly M. Stewart, Mark A. Mitchell, Terry M. Norton, Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine Animal PhysiologyBiologyLeatherback Sea TurtlesVeterinary PhysiologyMedicine	2012	22
International movements of adult female leatherback turtles in the Caribbean: results from tag recovery data (2002-2013) JA Horrocks, Seth Stapleton, Hedelvy J. Guada, Endangered Species Research	2015	19
Differentiation of group VIII <i>Spiroplasma</i> strains with sequences of the 16S–23S rDNA intergenic spacer region Laura B. Regassa, Kimberly M. Stewart, April C. Murphy, Canadian Journal of Microbiology	2004	18
Detection of <i>Salmonella enterica</i> Serovar Montevideo and Newport in Free‐ranging Sea Turtles and Beach Sand in the Caribbean and Persistence in Sand and Seawater Microcosms April Ives, Elizabeth Antaki, Kimberly M. Stewart, Zoonoses and Public Health	2016	17
<i>SALMONELLA ENTERICA</i>PREVALENCE IN LEATHERBACK SEA TURTLES (<i>DERMOCHELYS CORIACEA</i>) IN ST. KITTS, WEST INDIES Clayton S. Dutton, Floyd Revan, Chengming Wang, Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine Leatherback Sea TurtlesEngineeringPathogen DetectionAntibiotic ResistanceBacterial Pathogens	2013	13
Leatherback Sea Turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) Embryo and Hatchling Pathology in Grenada, with Comparison to St. Kitts Esther Choi, Kate Charles, Kester L. Charles, Chelonian Conservation and Biology BiologyLeatherback Sea TurtlesDevelopmental BiologyLeatherback Sea TurtleNatural Sciences	2020	12
Leatherback sea turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) hatch success and essential and nonessential metals in eggs and embryos from nests in St. Kitts (2015) Michelle M. Dennis, Robert H. Poppenga, Anne Conan, Marine Pollution Bulletin Whole Homogenized EmbryosEngineeringMetal ContaminationNonessential MetalsHatch Success	2020	11

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