Kimberly A. McGuigan

Identifying Malpractice-Prone Physicians

2007
Stopping Violence Before It Starts: Identifying Early Predictors of Adolescent Violence

2005
Preventing Adolescent Drug Use: Long-Term Results of a Junior High Program

2004
The Case Identification Challenge in Measuring Quality of Cancer Care

2002
Does Early Smoking Signal Later Problems?

2002
Predictors of Late-Onset Smoking and Cessation Over 10 Years

2002
Prospective Risk Factors for Alcohol Misuse in Late Adolescence

2002
Early Predictors of Adolescent Violence

2000
Helping Adolescents Resist Drugs

2000
Measuring Quality of Care for Prostate Cancer

2000
Prostate Cancer Patient Outcomes and Choice of Providers: Development of an Infrastructure for Quality Assessment

2000
Accuracy of Recall in Health-Related Quality-of-Life Assessment Among Men Treated for Prostate Cancer

1999
Lesbians' Sexual History with Men: Implications for Taking a Sexual History

1999
Recovery of Health Related Quality of Life in the Year After Radical Prostatectomy: Early Experience

1999
Adjusting for attrition in school-based samples: Bias, precision, and cost trade-offs of three methods

1998
Does Early Drug Use Increase the Risk of Dropping Out of High School?

1998
Profiles of Violent Youth: Substance Use and Other Concurrent Problems

1998
Teenage Alcohol Misuse: A Big Problem and a Different Solution

1998
Youth Violence: A Public-Health Problem with Disturbing Correlates

1998
Agreement Between Breast Cancer Risk Estimation Methods

1996
Rationing or rationalizing children's medical care: Comparison of a Medicaid HMO with fee-for-service care

1996
Teenagers and Alcohol Misuse in the United States: By Any Definition, It's a Big Problem

1996
The Demand for Military Health Care: Supporting Research for a Comprehensive Study of the Military Health Care System

1995
Tracking, Weighting, and Sample Selection Modeling to Correct for Attrition

1995
Malpractice Claims Data as a Quality Improvement Tool: I. Epidemiology of Error in Four Specialties

1991
Malpractice Claims Data as a Quality Improvement Tool: II. Is Targeting Effective?

1991

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Kimberly A. McGuigan

Identifying Malpractice-Prone Physicians

Stopping Violence Before It Starts: Identifying Early Predictors of Adolescent Violence

Preventing Adolescent Drug Use: Long-Term Results of a Junior High Program

The Case Identification Challenge in Measuring Quality of Cancer Care

Does Early Smoking Signal Later Problems?

Predictors of Late-Onset Smoking and Cessation Over 10 Years

Prospective Risk Factors for Alcohol Misuse in Late Adolescence

Early Predictors of Adolescent Violence

Helping Adolescents Resist Drugs

Measuring Quality of Care for Prostate Cancer

Prostate Cancer Patient Outcomes and Choice of Providers: Development of an Infrastructure for Quality Assessment

Accuracy of Recall in Health-Related Quality-of-Life Assessment Among Men Treated for Prostate Cancer

Lesbians' Sexual History with Men: Implications for Taking a Sexual History

Recovery of Health Related Quality of Life in the Year After Radical Prostatectomy: Early Experience

Adjusting for attrition in school-based samples: Bias, precision, and cost trade-offs of three methods

Does Early Drug Use Increase the Risk of Dropping Out of High School?

Profiles of Violent Youth: Substance Use and Other Concurrent Problems

Teenage Alcohol Misuse: A Big Problem and a Different Solution

Youth Violence: A Public-Health Problem with Disturbing Correlates

Agreement Between Breast Cancer Risk Estimation Methods

Rationing or rationalizing children's medical care: Comparison of a Medicaid HMO with fee-for-service care

Teenagers and Alcohol Misuse in the United States: By Any Definition, It's a Big Problem

The Demand for Military Health Care: Supporting Research for a Comprehensive Study of the Military Health Care System

Tracking, Weighting, and Sample Selection Modeling to Correct for Attrition

Malpractice Claims Data as a Quality Improvement Tool: I. Epidemiology of Error in Four Specialties

Malpractice Claims Data as a Quality Improvement Tool: II. Is Targeting Effective?