Gail Kouame

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2023
Publications (10 Years): 5

Top Topics

Body Mass Index

Medical Students

Virtual Reality

Top Venues

Journal of hospital librarianship

Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing

Journal of the Medical Library Association : JMLA

Medical reference services quarterly

University of Washington

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Affiliation History

University of Washington

United States

Assistant Director for HEALWA (Health Evidence Resource for Washington State) :: Health Sciences Library

University of Washington

United States

Consumer Health Outreach Coordinator, Public Health Outreach Coordinator :: National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Pacific Northwest Region

Highline Community College

United States

Director of Circulation Services :: Library

Publications

Jessica Y Britt-Thomas, Matthew Kridel, Janina Velez, Gail Kouame, Shafer Tharrington, Thomas Barrett, Tracy Casanova
A scoping review of institutional policies and recommendations for trans inpatient mental health care. Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing (2023)
Gail Kouame, Stephanie Hendren
Library tools at the nurses' station: exploring information-seeking behaviors and needs of nurses in a war veterans nursing home. Journal of the Medical Library Association : JMLA 110 (2) (2022)
Sara Hobday, Maria Armache, Rebecca Paquin, Margaret Nurimba, Khalil Baddour, Daniel Linder, Gail Kouame, Shafer Tharrington, William G Albergotti, Leila J Mady
The Body Mass Index Paradox in Head and Neck Cancer: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Nutrition and cancer (2022)
Gail Kouame, Elena A Wood, Jason Orlosky
A Virtual Reality Library Space for Health Centered Education and Well-Being. Journal of hospital librarianship 21 (3) (2021)
Julie K Gaines, Lindsay Blake, Gail Kouame, Kathy J Davies, Darra Ballance, V Thomas Gaddy, Eve Gallman, Michael Russell, Elena Wood
Partnering to Analyze Selection of Resources by Medical Students for Case-Based Small Group Learning: A Collaboration between Librarians and Medical Educators. Medical reference services quarterly 37 (3) (2019)