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Amy Shaw

St. Louis
As seen in: BMJ Open, Liverpool Echo, CSIRO Publishing, KSAT-TV (San Antonio, TX), Blackpool Gazette, School Library Journal, Library Journal, Current, Cell & Gene Therapy Insights
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Checking You Out

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By Jennifer Chen, Amy Shaw
| School Library Journal Verified
Gr 7 Up–Chen’s book nerd romance told from the alternating perspectives of two Asian American teens is a wholesome love letter to fantasy novels and foster kittens. Lizzie is a recent high school graduate navigating her last summer with her best friends, fellow book enthusiasts who all prefer different genres. In between saving for their best friend road trip and reading fantasy novels, Lizzie volunteers at a local cat rescue where she meets Dylan, a hunky and sweet self-professed book hater.
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The Spiral Key

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By Kelsey R Day, Amy Shaw
| School Library Journal Verified
Gr 9 Up–Day’s debut YA novel explores the complexities of childhood friendships set in a timely technological AI environment called Ametrine, an invitation-only venue created by the parents of Madison, Bree’s former best friend. Madison sends out spiral-shaped keys every year for her birthday, and only by receiving the key can one enter the covetable Ametrine. Each invitation cycle, one thing remains constant: Bree never gets an invite—until now.
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Developing a screening tool and intervention strategy for elder neglect in persons with dementia in primary care: protocol to use a multistep process

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By Tony Rosen, Amy Shaw, Alyssa Elman, Daniel Baek
| BMJ Open Verified
Developing a screening tool We plan to develop a novel, easy-to-use screening tool to identify elder neglect in primary care and describe the tool’s test characteristics. We plan to create a tool with as few items as possible that will have high sensitivity and specificity to detect neglect. Existing elder mistreatment screening tools are not appropriate for older adults with dementia.
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