Richard Dixon - Concepedia

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Richard Dixon

United States Department of Health and Human Services

Also Known As

Friedrich, R Dixon, R E Dixon, R. E. DIXON, R. E. Dixon, R.E. Dixon, RICHARD E. DIXON, Richard Dixon, Richard E Dixon, Richard E. Dixon

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1.8K

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United States Department of Health and Human Services AID Atlanta Vancouver Coastal Health CARE Canada Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Richard Dixon is an author at United States Department of Health and Human Services specializing in medicine, infection control, and clinical microbiology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	17	23	1.2K
2	Health Sciences	6	6	253
3	Public Health	6	6	342
4	Engineering	3	3	46
5	Natural Sciences	2	2	29

Richard Dixon

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1.5K

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	Year	Citations
Indwelling Arterial Catheters as a Source of Nosocomial Bacteremia Walter E. Stamm, Joseph J. Colella, Roger L. Anderson, New England Journal of Medicine Arterial CathetersIntensive Care UnitMedicineFlavobacterium SpeciesHealthcare-associated Infection	1975	153
Economic costs of respiratory tract infections in the United States Richard Dixon The American Journal of Medicine Health EconomicsHealthcare-associated InfectionRespiratory InfectionHealth Care CostEconomic Costs	1985	148
Acinetobacter calcoaceticus: A Nosocomial Pathogen with an Unusual Seasonal Pattern HENRY F. RETAILLIAU, Allen W. Hightower, Richard Dixon, The Journal of Infectious Diseases Pathogenic MicrobiologyBacterial PathogensMedical MicrobiologyBacterial Diseases DivisionHealthcare-associated Infection	1979	143
Effect of Infections on Hospital Care Richard Dixon Annals of Internal Medicine Research PrioritiesPrimary CareAntibioticsMedicineHospital Care	1978	112
Aqueous Quaternary Ammonium Antiseptics and Disinfectants Richard Dixon JAMA DecontaminationChemistryHealthcare-associated InfectionAnalytical ChemistryToxicology	1976	111
Rhodococcus equi—An Increasingly Recognized Opportunistic Pathogen:<i>Report of 12 Cases and Review of 65 Cases in the Literature</i> Margie A. Scott, Barney S. Graham, Rosemary Verrall, American Journal of Clinical Pathology Medical MicrobiologyPathogenic MicrobiologyMicrobial DiseaseMedicinePathogenesis	1995	110
Comparison of endemic and epidemic nosocomial infections Walter E. Stamm, Robert A. Weinstein, Richard Dixon The American Journal of Medicine Healthcare-associated InfectionHospital EpidemiologyInfection ControlMedicineClinical Microbiology	1981	98
Clinical features of herpes genitalis. Raymond H. Kaufman, Herman L. Gardner, William E. Rawls, PubMed PathologyGynecologyPathologic LesionType 1Vulvar Diseases	1973	78
Secular trends in nosocomial infections: 1970–1979 James Allen, Allen W. Hightower, Stanley M. Martin, The American Journal of Medicine Infectious Disease EpidemiologySecular TrendsHealthcare-associated InfectionInfection ControlMedicine	1981	78
Epidemic Nosocomial Meningitis Due to Citrobacter diversus in Neonates Donald R. Graham, Roger L. Anderson, F. E. Ariel, The Journal of Infectious Diseases Medical MicrobiologyMicrobial DiseaseC. DiversusMedicineStool Colonization	1981	67

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