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7 works· latest 2022· 3 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0001-8961-2342

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Childhood Vaccine Risk/Benefit Communication in Private Practice Office Settings: A National Survey2001 · 137 citations
Ethnic Differences in the Demand for Physician and Hospital Utilization among Older Adults in Major American Cities: Conspicuous Evidence of Considerable Inequalities1989 · 90 citations
Improving Vaccine Risk/Benefit Communication With an Immunization Education Package: A Pilot Study2002 · 54 citations
Childhood Vaccine Risk/Benefit Communication Among Public Health Clinics: A Time‐Motion Study2004 · 33 citations
Teaching Nutrition Education in Adult Learning Centers: Linking Literacy, Health Care, and the Community (Book)1996 · 19 citations

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COVID-19 Concerns, Vaccine Acceptance and Trusted Sources of Information among Patients Cared for in a Safety-Net Health System

Vaccines·2022·7 authors·Open access

18citations

Vaccine Risk/Benefit Communication: Effect of an Educational Package for Public Health Nurses

Health Education & Behavior·2006·7 authors

17citations

Childhood Vaccine Risk/Benefit Communication Among Public Health Clinics: A Time‐Motion Study

Public Health Nursing·2004·8 authors

33citations

Improving Vaccine Risk/Benefit Communication With an Immunization Education Package: A Pilot Study

Ambulatory Pediatrics·2002·8 authors

54citations

Childhood Vaccine Risk/Benefit Communication in Private Practice Office Settings: A National Survey

PEDIATRICS·2001·7 authors

137citations

Teaching Nutrition Education in Adult Learning Centers: Linking Literacy, Health Care, and the Community (Book)

Journal of Community Health Nursing·1996·6 authors

19citations

Ethnic Differences in the Demand for Physician and Hospital Utilization among Older Adults in Major American Cities: Conspicuous Evidence of Considerable Inequalities

Milbank Quarterly·1989·6 authors

90citations