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Kimberly J. Barrett

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Capturing Pediatric Health and Medication Use in a US National Health Data Network

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By Kimberly J. Barrett, Ashley I. Michnick, Gifty Brisbane, Samuel McGown
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Background Assessing medication safety in the pediatric population can take many forms, but given the shortcomings of traditional methods, there has been a shift toward leveraging real-world data to bolster these efforts. Objectives To characterize demographics, enrollment, and health characteristics among pediatric members in the Sentinel Distributed Database (SDD).
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The great urban shift: Climate change is predicted to drive mass species turnover in cities

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By Alessandro Filazzola, Marc Johnson, Kimberly J. Barrett, Conservation Halton
| PLOS ONE
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Filazzola A, Johnson MTJ, Barrett K, Hayes S, Shrestha N, Timms L, et al. (2024) The great urban shift: Climate change is predicted to drive mass species turnover in cities. PLoS ONE 19(3): e0299217.
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Using smartphone-GPS data to quantify human activity in green spaces

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By Alessandro Filazzola, Kimberly J. Barrett, Conservation Halton, Garland Xie
| PLOS
Data analysis We used two metrics of human activity based on the Mapbox activity index: activity density and activity coverage. Activity density (Eq 1) was calculated by taking the grid-cells determined to not have high overnight activity and multiplying the activity value by the area of the grid-cell.
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