David L. Wood — Publications

Quality of Life and Satisfaction with Outcome Among Prostate-Cancer Survivors

2008
Health Reform for Children and Families

2001
Reducing Missed Opportunities to Vaccinate During Child Health Visits: How Effective Are Parent Education and Case Management?

2000
Utilization of well-child care services for African-American infants in a low-income community: Results of a randomized, controlled case management and home visiting intervention

1999
African American mothers in south central Los Angeles : their fears for their newborn's future

1998
The Effect of Case Management on Immunization Rates and Well-Child Care

1998
Increasing Immunization Rates Among Inner-City, African American Children: A Randomized Trial of Case Management

1998
Assessing the Accuracy of Parental Recall of Child Immunizations in an Inner-City Population

1997
Maternal Acculturation and Childhood Immunization Levels Among Children in Latino Families in Los Angeles

1997
Medicaid Enrollment and Health Services Access by Latino Children in Inner-City Los Angeles

1997
Factors Related to Immunization Status Among Inner-City Latino and African-American Preschoolers

1996
Health Care Reform for Children and Families: Refinancing and Restructuring the U.S. Child Health System

1996
The Impact of the Vaccine for Children's Program on Child Immunization Delivery: A Policy Analysis

1996
Knowledge of the Childhood Immunization Schedule and of Contraindications to Vaccinate by Private and Public Providers in Los Angeles

1996
Routine Emergency Department Use of Sick Care By Children in the United States

1996
Nonfinancial Barriers to Care for Children and Youth

1995
Access to Infant Immunizations for Poor, Inner-City Families: What Is the Impact of Managed Care?

1994
Barriers to Medical Care for Homeless Families Compared with Housed Poor Families

1991
Homeless and Housed Families in Los Angeles: A Study Comparing Demographic, Economic, and Family Function Characteristics

1990
The Data Reconfiguration Service: An Experiment in Adaptable, Process

1971

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David L. Wood — Publications

Quality of Life and Satisfaction with Outcome Among Prostate-Cancer Survivors

Health Reform for Children and Families

Reducing Missed Opportunities to Vaccinate During Child Health Visits: How Effective Are Parent Education and Case Management?

Utilization of well-child care services for African-American infants in a low-income community: Results of a randomized, controlled case management and home visiting intervention

African American mothers in south central Los Angeles : their fears for their newborn's future

The Effect of Case Management on Immunization Rates and Well-Child Care

Increasing Immunization Rates Among Inner-City, African American Children: A Randomized Trial of Case Management

Assessing the Accuracy of Parental Recall of Child Immunizations in an Inner-City Population

Maternal Acculturation and Childhood Immunization Levels Among Children in Latino Families in Los Angeles

Medicaid Enrollment and Health Services Access by Latino Children in Inner-City Los Angeles

Factors Related to Immunization Status Among Inner-City Latino and African-American Preschoolers

Health Care Reform for Children and Families: Refinancing and Restructuring the U.S. Child Health System

The Impact of the Vaccine for Children's Program on Child Immunization Delivery: A Policy Analysis

Knowledge of the Childhood Immunization Schedule and of Contraindications to Vaccinate by Private and Public Providers in Los Angeles

Routine Emergency Department Use of Sick Care By Children in the United States

Nonfinancial Barriers to Care for Children and Youth

Access to Infant Immunizations for Poor, Inner-City Families: What Is the Impact of Managed Care?

Barriers to Medical Care for Homeless Families Compared with Housed Poor Families

Homeless and Housed Families in Los Angeles: A Study Comparing Demographic, Economic, and Family Function Characteristics

The Data Reconfiguration Service: An Experiment in Adaptable, Process