Author

Grace Dadzie

Observed name: Dadzie, Grace

Institution: Hospital for Sick Children

Observed institutions: University of Ghana, Hospital for Sick Children

ORCID: 0000-0002-8154-571X

Observed ORCID: 0000-0002-8154-571X

OpenAlex ID: A5081174710

“We are the best to stand in for patients”: a qualitative study on nurses’ advocacy characteristics in Ghana

2017 · Grace Dadzie, Lydia Aziato, et al. · BMC Nursing · 45

Reasons for disagreement between proxy-report and self-report rating of symptoms in children receiving cancer therapies

2021 · Deborah Tomlinson, Erin Plenert, et al. · Supportive Care in Cancer · 28

Discordance between pediatric self‐report and parent proxy‐report symptom scores and creation of a dyad symptom screening tool (co‐SSPedi)

2020 · Deborah Tomlinson, Erin Plenert, et al. · Cancer Medicine · 27

Creating and adapting an infection management care pathway in pediatric oncology

2022 · Deborah Tomlinson, Paula D. Robinson, et al. · Supportive Care in Cancer · 18

Identifying clinical practice guidelines for symptom control in pediatric oncology

2021 · Paula D. Robinson, Deborah Tomlinson, et al. · Supportive Care in Cancer · 15

Feasibility of three times weekly symptom screening in pediatric cancer patients

2023 · Maryann Calligan, Lauren Chakkalackal, et al. · BMC Cancer · 11

Patient Characteristics that Influence the Advocacy Role of Nurses in Ghana: A Qualitative Study

2018 · Grace Dadzie, Lydia Aziato, et al. · Journal of Nursing & Patient Care · 4

Perceived interpersonal and institutional challenges to patient advocacy in clinical nursing practice: a qualitative study from Ghana / Interpersonelle und institutionelle Herausforderungen für die Rolle als Patientenfürsprecher/-in aus Sicht der Pflege: eine qualitative Studie aus Ghana

2020 · Grace Dadzie, Lydia Aziato · International Journal of Health Professions · 3

Self-reported positive impact of mentored clinical research training is associated with academic success in hematology

2021 · Allison A. King, Sara K. Vesely, et al. · Blood Advances · 2

Works count: 11

Citation count: 153

H-index: 6

I10-index: 6