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Parental immigration status is associated with children's health care utilization: findings from the 2003 new immigrant survey of US legal permanent residents.
Pregnant and moving: understanding residential mobility during pregnancy and in the first year of life using a prospective birth cohort.
Factors promoting or potentially impeding school success: disparities and state variations for children with special health care needs.
What gets measured gets done: assessing data availability for adolescent populations.
Increasing access to program information: a strategy for improving adolescent health.
What fathers need: a countywide assessment of the needs of fathers of young children.
Community health monitoring: taking the pulse of America's children.
Perceptions of motivators and barriers to public prenatal care among first-time and follow-up adolescent patients and their providers.
Integrating children's health services: evaluation of a national demonstration project.
Social HMOs and other capitated arrangements for children with special health care needs.