Academic Publications

Otitis media and early development in a high risk pediatric population

R Grant, L Lynch, P Sherman, I Redlener. Seventh National Head Start Research Conference, June 2004 Poster. Published in, 2005. Washington DC: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Head Start Bureau, pages 567-568.

A Critical Concern: Pediatrician Self-care After Disasters

P Madrid and S J Schacher. Pediatrics. 2006; 117(5), S454-S457.

Chronicles From Out-of-State Professionals: Providing Primary Care to Underserved Children After a Disaster: A National Organization Response

A Shapiro, L Seim, R Christensen, A Dandekar, M Duffy, D Krol, I Redlener, and A Brito. Pediatrics, 2006:117(5), S412-S415.

Short-term Impact of a Major Disaster on Children's Mental Health: Building Resiliency in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina

P Madrid, R Grant, M Reilly, N Redlener. Pediatrics, 2006:117(5), S448-S453.

A Mobile Medical Care Approach Targeting Underserved Populations in post-Hurricane Katrina Mississippi

D Krol, M Redlener, A Shapiro, A Wajnberg. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved. 2007:18, 331–340.

Children and Megadisasters: Lessons Learned in the New Millennium

A Garrett, R Grant, P Madrid, A Brito, D Abramson, I Redlener. Advances in Pediatrics. 2007: 54, 189-214.

Challenges in meeting immediate emotional needs: short-term impact of a major disaster on children's mental health: building resiliency in the aftermath of Hurrican Katrina

Madrid M, Grant R, Reilly M, Redlener N. Pediatrics. 2006; (117(Suppl): S412-S415.

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Otitis media and early development in a high risk pediatric population

A Critical Concern: Pediatrician Self-care After Disasters

Chronicles From Out-of-State Professionals: Providing Primary Care to Underserved Children After a Disaster: A National Organization Response

Short-term Impact of a Major Disaster on Children's Mental Health: Building Resiliency in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina

A Mobile Medical Care Approach Targeting Underserved Populations in post-Hurricane Katrina Mississippi

Children and Megadisasters: Lessons Learned in the New Millennium

Challenges in meeting immediate emotional needs: short-term impact of a major disaster on children's mental health: building resiliency in the aftermath of Hurrican Katrina

Meeting mental health needs following a natural disaster: lessons from Hurricane Katrina

Mental health services in Louisiana school-based health centers post-Hurricanes Katrina and Rita

Nurses Without Walls: Field Notes

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