Context: Previous studies have demonstrated a strong association between minority race,
low socioeconomic status (SES), and lack of potential access to care (eg, no insurance …

… Stevens is well known for his work on children’s health and health care disparities, especially
in … The right of Leiyu Shi and Gregory D. Stevens to be identified as the authors of this work …

BACKGROUND: Studies of pediatric primary care suggest that time is an important limitation
to the delivery of recommended preventive services. Given the increasingly frenetic pace of …

Objectives. We assessed whether there were associations between maternal mental health
and individual and co-occurring parenting stressors related to social and financial factors …

Objectives. The study assessed the progress made toward reducing racial and ethnic
disparities in access to health care among US children between 1996 and 2000. Methods. Data …

Objective. To examine the effects of race/ethnicity, language, and potential access on parents'
reports of pediatric primary care experiences. Data Sources/Study Setting. Primary survey …

Activating communities to achieve public health change and initiate policy reform usually
requires collective action from many entities. This case study analyzes inter-organizational …

Objectives: To analyze child vulnerability as a profile of multiple risk factors for poorer health
based on race/ethnicity, social class (maternal education and family poverty status), child …

Objective. To examine whether community health centers (CHCs) reduce racial/ethnic
disparities in perinatal care and birth outcomes, and to identify CHC characteristics associated …

Community health centers (CHCs) have long served an important safety-net healthcare
delivery role for vulnerable populations. Federal efforts to expand CHCs, while potentially …