A. M. Cameron - Concepedia

Author

A. M. Cameron

Also Known As

, A. M. Cameron, Allison Cameron, Allison M Cameron, Allison M. Cameron, Amber Cameron, Ashleigh G. Cameron

Publications

291

Citations

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All Affiliations

A. M. Cameron is an author at The University of Queensland specializing in social sciences, medicine, and electrophysiology.

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	3	3	152
2	Social Sciences	3	3	152
3	Neuroscience	2	2	58
4	Cellular Physiology	1	1	15
5	Psychiatry	1	1	94

A. M. Cameron

Publications

285

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Working memory correlates of three symptom clusters in schizophrenia A. M. Cameron, Joanne Oram, Gina Geffen, Psychiatry Research PsychiatryMemory CorrelatesPsychotic DisorderWorking MemorySchizophrenia	2002	94
Pro Re Nata Medication for Psychoses: An Audit of Practice in Two Metropolitan Hospitals Josh Geffen, Julie Stokes, A. M. Cameron, Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry	2002	58
Dark adaptation of human rod bipolar cells measured from the <i>b</i>‐wave of the scotopic electroretinogram A. M. Cameron, Omar A. Mahroo, Trevor D. Lamb The Journal of Physiology Dark AdaptationGanzfeld ErgsOptogeneticsSensory SystemsSocial Sciences	2006	43
Pro Re Nata Medication for Psychoses: The Knowledge and Beliefs of Doctors and Nurses Josh Geffen, A. M. Cameron, Julie Stokes, Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry	2002	41
Human scotopic dark adaptation: Comparison of recoveries of psychophysical threshold and ERG b-wave sensitivity Rasa Ruseckaite, Trevor D. Lamb, Michael J. Pianta, Journal of Vision	2011	22
Dark adaptation recovery of human rod bipolar cell response kinetics estimated from scotopic <i>b</i>‐wave measurements A. M. Cameron, Lei Miao, Rasa Ruseckaite, The Journal of Physiology Biophysical ModelingLight RegulationDark Adaptation RecoveryPhotoreceptor CellResponse Kinetics	2008	15
Event‐related potential correlates of impaired visuospatial working memory in schizophrenia A. M. Cameron, Gina Geffen, David J. Kavanagh, Psychophysiology	2003	12

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