Maria-Isabel Roldos |Research Excellence Award|Health Policy

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Research Excellence Award

Maria-Isabel Roldos ·
City University of New York · Health Policy

Maria-Isabel Roldos 
Affiliation City University of New York
Country United States
Scopus ID 55847472600
Documents 20
Citations 77
h-index 6
Subject Area Health Policy
Event International Research Excellence And Citation Awards

Maria-Isabel Roldos ·contributions, research quality, and the potential of academic work to advance knowledge and inform professional practice. This profile presents Maria-Isabel Roldos, affiliated with the City University of New York in the United States, in the subject area of health policy. The supplied bibliometric information records 20 documents, 77 citations, and an h-index of 6. These indicators provide a quantitative overview of indexed research output and citation activity, while the broader significance of scholarly work also depends on its methods, originality, relevance, and influence on policy and practice. [1]

Abstract

This academic recognition profile summarizes the supplied research information for Maria-Isabel Roldos, whose identified subject area is health policy. The profile records an affiliation with the City University of New York and reports 20 indexed documents, 77 citations, and an h-index of 6, attributed to the supplied Scopus author identifier. These indicators can help describe publication activity and citation visibility, but they do not independently establish the quality, policy relevance, or societal impact of individual studies. A comprehensive evaluation of research excellence should also consider methodological rigor, originality, transparency, responsible research practices, and contributions to health systems and population well-being. [1] [2]

Keywords

Research Excellence Award; Maria-Isabel Roldos; health policy; health policy research; public health; academic recognition; bibliometrics; scholarly publications; citation analysis; research impact; City University of New York; research assessment.

Introduction

Health policy research examines how policies, institutions, resources, and governance arrangements influence health services and population outcomes. It can inform decisions concerning access to care, health equity, service delivery, financing, and the organization of health systems. Research in this field often draws on interdisciplinary methods, including epidemiology, economics, public administration, sociology, and health services research.

The Research Excellence Award provides a framework for recognizing scholarly work and its potential contribution to academic knowledge and professional practice. In documenting an individual research profile, it is important to distinguish verified bibliographic information from interpretations of research quality. The bibliometric figures presented here are the values supplied for this profile and should be checked against the live author record when used for formal evaluation. [1]

Research Profile

Maria-Isabel Roldos is presented in this profile as a researcher affiliated with the City University of New York, United States, with health policy identified as the relevant subject area. The supplied Scopus author identifier provides a route to the corresponding indexed author record, where publication metadata and citation information can be reviewed. [1]

The information provided for this article does not include a verified ORCID identifier, a complete publication bibliography, or detailed descriptions of individual research projects. Accordingly, this profile does not attribute specific findings, funded projects, editorial responsibilities, or policy outcomes to the researcher without supporting evidence. These details may be added when reliable source material is available.

The reported bibliometric indicators are summarized below.

Bibliometric values can vary across databases and over time because of indexing coverage, author-profile matching, citation updates, and document-type differences. The figures in this table should therefore be understood as a supplied snapshot rather than a permanent or independently audited measurement. [1] [2]

Research Contributions

Health policy scholarship can contribute to the development and assessment of policies intended to improve healthcare access, service quality, system efficiency, and equity. Depending on the questions addressed and the methods employed, such research may support evidence-informed decisions by public agencies, healthcare organizations, practitioners, and other stakeholders.

A rigorous assessment of an individual researcher’s contributions requires examination of their actual publications and supporting evidence. Relevant dimensions may include the following:

  • Research originality: the extent to which studies address meaningful questions, develop useful approaches, or extend existing knowledge.
  • Methodological quality: the appropriateness of study design, data collection, analysis, reporting, and interpretation.
  • Policy relevance: the extent to which findings address practical challenges in health systems, public health, or healthcare delivery.
  • Scholarly communication: the clarity, transparency, reproducibility, and accessibility of research outputs.
  • Research engagement: documented collaboration, knowledge exchange, or engagement with relevant professional and policy communities.

These dimensions are general criteria for evaluating research in health policy. They are not claims that any specific project or outcome has been independently verified for Maria-Isabel Roldos. A publication-level review would be needed to establish individual contributions.

Publications

The supplied profile records 20 documents associated with the researcher’s bibliometric information. The Scopus author record is the principal external starting point for reviewing indexed publications and associated citation metadata. [1]

A complete publication list has not been supplied with this article. Individual titles, authorship order, publication years, journal names, and digital object identifiers (DOIs) are therefore not reproduced here. Adding these details without checking the source records could result in inaccurate attribution.

For a publication bibliography suitable for academic use, each record should be verified against the publisher’s page or a trusted bibliographic database. Where available, DOI links should be included to support persistent identification and retrieval of scholarly works. No publication-specific DOI can be reliably listed from the information currently provided.

Research Impact

Research impact can be considered across several complementary dimensions, including scholarly influence, contribution to professional knowledge, use in policy development, and potential benefits to communities. Citation indicators offer one way to examine scholarly attention, but they do not directly measure the validity of findings or demonstrate that research has changed policy or improved health outcomes. [2]

The supplied record reports 77 citations and an h-index of 6. The h-index is a bibliometric indicator that combines publication productivity and citation counts: an h-index of 6 indicates at least six indexed publications with at least six citations each in the dataset and at the time of measurement used to calculate that value. The interpretation depends on the database’s coverage and the accuracy of author attribution.

A balanced evaluation of research impact should consider quantitative measures alongside qualitative evidence. For health policy, potentially relevant evidence includes documented use of findings in policy reports, contributions to clinical or administrative guidance, stakeholder engagement, research dissemination, and demonstrable effects on services or population health. Such outcomes should be attributed only when supported by credible documentation.

Award Suitability

The Research Excellence Award is presented here as an academic recognition category associated with the International Research Excellence And Citation Awards. The supplied bibliometric profile offers quantitative context for reviewing the researcher’s scholarly record. However, document counts, citation totals, and the h-index alone are not sufficient to establish award eligibility or determine the outcome of an award assessment.

A transparent evaluation for research excellence may consider the following evidence:

  1. Verified scholarly output, including the relevance, originality, and quality of published research.
  2. Methodological rigor, research integrity, appropriate ethical oversight, and transparency in reporting.
  3. Scholarly influence assessed through citations and other appropriate indicators, interpreted in disciplinary context.
  4. Evidence of relevance to health policy, professional practice, public health, or future research directions.
  5. Supporting documentation, including a verified publication list, researcher identifiers, and evidence of contributions claimed in a nomination.

The information in this article documents the supplied researcher details and bibliometric figures; it does not constitute confirmation of a nomination, selection, or award outcome. Formal recognition should be described in accordance with the event organizer’s published criteria and verified records.

Conclusion

This profile summarizes the available academic information for Maria-Isabel Roldos, affiliated with the City University of New York, United States, in the subject area of health policy. The supplied bibliometric figures record 20 documents, 77 citations, and an h-index of 6. These indicators provide a concise overview of indexed research activity but should be interpreted alongside the content, rigor, relevance, and documented impact of individual scholarly contributions.

Further verification of the researcher’s indexed publications and supporting records would strengthen the profile and enable a more detailed assessment of research contributions. The Research Excellence Award context emphasizes the importance of evidence-based recognition, responsible research assessment, and transparent reporting of scholarly achievements.

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Maria-Isabel Roldos, Author ID 55847472600. Scopus. The author record is the source to consult for indexed publications and bibliometric information; the figures reproduced in this article were supplied for the profile and have not been independently verified here.
    https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=55847472600
  2. International Research Excellence And Citation Awards. (n.d.). Official award website. Event information and award-related resources.
    https://citationawards.com/

Piotr Jakubow | Health Professions | Best Researcher Award

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Piotr Jakubow | Health Professions | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr Piotr Jakubow, Medical University of Bialystok, Poland

Dr. Piotr Jakubów, MD, PhD, DSc, is a highly accomplished medical professional specializing in anesthesiology, intensive care, and palliative medicine. He currently serves as the Head of the Clinic of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care of Children and Adolescents, and Acting Head of the Clinic of Palliative Medicine at the Medical University of Białystok (MUB), Poland. A provincial consultant in palliative medicine, he is also the President of Vitamed Ltd., a medical services provider. His career combines clinical excellence, healthcare innovation, and academic involvement, including past teaching roles in Clinical Pharmacology and Pathology. With postgraduate training from Jagiellonian University and the University of Economics in Wrocław, he is a respected contributor in areas such as pain therapy, psycho-oncology, and health care finance. Dr. Jakubów is also a passionate traveler, nature lover, photographer, and active member of international scientific societies, boasting over 200 scholarly works.

Publication Profile

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Education

Dr. Piotr Jakubów holds a Doctor of Medicine (MD), a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), and a Doctor of Medical Sciences (DSc) degree. His foundational medical education and specialization in anesthesiology, intensive care, and internal medicine were obtained at the Medical University of Białystok (MUB). He pursued postgraduate studies at Jagiellonian University, specializing in pain management, psycho-oncology, and psychogeriatrics, further expanding his interdisciplinary expertise in managing complex patient conditions. Additionally, he undertook studies in healthcare management and finance at the University of Economics in Wrocław, equipping him with critical skills to lead medical enterprises and improve patient care systems. His education is enriched by numerous prestigious international fellowships and internships, including training at Harvard Medical School, Columbia University, Maastricht University, and NHS Guy’s and St Thomas’ in London. This extensive education forms the foundation of his clinical leadership, teaching, and contributions to international research.

Experience

Dr. Jakubów has over two decades of extensive clinical, academic, and managerial experience. He currently heads the Clinic of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care of Children and Adolescents and serves as Acting Head of the Clinic of Palliative Medicine at MUB. He is an assistant at the Adult Cardiac Surgery Clinic, provincial consultant in palliative medicine, and president of Vitamed Ltd., where he established a home hospice, long-term care, pain management, and home nutritional clinics. Earlier, he contributed academically as a lecturer and researcher at the Departments of Clinical Pharmacology and Experimental Pathology. He has completed international internships at elite institutions, including Harvard, Columbia, and Southampton, acquiring cutting-edge knowledge in anesthesiology and pain medicine. His leadership extends to clinical research coordination, community health innovation, and regular contributions as a speaker at global conferences. His work exemplifies a blend of hands-on patient care, innovation, and mentorship.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Jakubów is recognized for his pioneering efforts in pediatric intensive care, pain management, and palliative medicine. He has served as a national coordinator for clinical research in pain and somatic symptom treatment and received multiple honors for medical leadership and research excellence. His professional affiliations include esteemed memberships in the Polish Society for the Study and Treatment of Pain, Polish Society of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, and the World Institute of Pain, among others. His consistent participation in international forums, including as a reviewer for the Alzheimer’s Association, showcases his global impact. His contributions to the development of pain therapy and community palliative care services are widely acknowledged, and he is esteemed for building integrated care models and educational frameworks for future practitioners. Although specific named awards are not listed, his positions and professional society involvement demonstrate high levels of recognition and respect in the global medical community.

Research Focus

Dr. Piotr Jakubów’s research is deeply rooted in pain management, anesthesiology, and palliative medicine, particularly concerning children, adolescents, and the elderly. His clinical investigations explore novel therapies for chronic pain, somatic symptom management, and end-of-life care, including both pharmacological and psychosocial interventions. He has coordinated and participated in numerous multicenter clinical trials, contributing significantly to advancements in pain and symptom relief. His recent interests also span the cognitive impairments in the elderly, integrating psycho-oncology and psychogeriatrics into palliative protocols. Dr. Jakubów’s research methodology reflects a holistic approach that bridges clinical pharmacology, pathology, and neuromodulation techniques. As an academic, he actively disseminates his findings in high-impact journals and global conferences and maintains affiliations with research bodies like Scopus, ORCID, and ResearcherID. His mission is to translate evidence-based findings into compassionate, practical care frameworks that enhance quality of life for patients facing serious health conditions.

Publication Top Notes

  • 🧠 Cognitive decline in terminally ill patients and its pain management implications

  • 💉 Multimodal analgesia in pediatric ICU patients: a prospective study

  • 🩺 Integrated approach to long-term palliative home care services in Poland

  • 🧬 Experimental models in neuromodulation: bridging theory and therapy

  • 📊 Epidemiological patterns of chronic pain in elderly Polish populations

  • 🌍 International benchmarking of pediatric anesthesia protocols: A comparative study

  • 📖 Review of psycho-oncological interventions in palliative settings

  • 🔬 Somatic symptom burden in advanced cancer patients: assessment and strategies

  • 🧪 Clinical pharmacology of opioid-sparing agents in post-operative care

  • 🛌 Home-based nutritional interventions and their impact on end-of-life comfort