Assessing a Public Health Intervention for Children in Barbados, 2003-2008

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James N Laditka

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Jennifer H Bushelle-Edghill

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Larissa R Brunner Huber

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Sarah B Laditka

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Keeping children out of hospitals: parents' and physicians' perspectives on how pediatric hospitalizations for ambulatory care-sensitive conditions can be avoided.

Health care access in rural areas: evidence that hospitalization for ambulatory care-sensitive conditions in the United States may increase with the level of rurality.

Evaluating access to primary health care among older women and men in Barbados using preventable hospitalization.

Associations between maternal age and infant health outcomes among Medicaid-insured infants in South Carolina: mediating effects of socioeconomic factors.

Diabetes in North America and the Caribbean: an update.

Relationship between African dust carried in the Atlantic trade winds and surges in pediatric asthma attendances in the Caribbean.

Potentially preventable care: ambulatory care-sensitive pediatric hospitalizations in South Carolina in 1998.

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