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• 1974Folk Medical Beliefs and Their Implications for Care of Patients199 cited
• 2002The importance of cultural and linguistic issues in the emergency care of children127 cited
• 1986Ethical Standards for Cross‐Cultural Counseling: Counselor Preparation, Practice, Assessment, and Research119 cited
• 1986Access of Hispanics to health care and cuts in services: a state-of-the-art overview.98 cited
• 2007Health Service Utilization by Ethiopian Immigrants and Refugees in Toronto93 cited
• 1978Mexican-American mental health service utilization: A critical examination of some proposed variables68 cited
• 1979Espanto: A dialogue with the Gods62 cited
• 1983Curanderismo in Taos County, New Mexico--a possible case of anthropological romanticism?54 cited
• 1983Utilization of Traditional and Non-Traditional Sources of Health Care among Hispanics51 cited
• 1989Fallen fontanelle in the American southwest: Its origin, epidemiology, and possible organic causes34 cited
• 1977El Hospital Invisible32 cited
• 1981Folk Medicine Among Urban Mexican Americans: Cultural Persistence, Change, and Displacement26 cited
• 1992Access to health care and the undocumented alien22 cited
• 1980Curanderismo: An Emic theoretical perspective of Mexican‐American folk medicine1