Academic Publications

Urgent need for specialist referral in a homeless pediatric population

R Grant, P Sherman, I Redlener. Third International Conference on Urban Health, Oct 2004 Poster. Abstract published in Journal of Urban Health. 2005. Volume 82, page ii45.

Getting There, Getting Care: Transportation and Workforce Barriers to Child Health Care in America: A Report from The Children’s Health Fund

R Grant, D Johnson, I Redlener, J Winer Brown. CHF, 2000 Publication Transportation

Beyond Primary Care: Ensuring Access to Subspecialists, Special Services and Health Care Systems for Medically Underserved Children

I Redlener, R Grant, DM Krol. Advances in Pediatrics. 2005. Volume 52, pages 9-22.

The 9/11 terror attacks: Emotional consequences persist for children and their families

I Redlener and R Grant. Contemporary Pediatrics. 2002. Volume 19, pages 43-59

Improving the nutrition status of homeless children: Guidelines for homeless family shelters

Kourgialis, Wendel, Darby, R Grant, L Seim, I Redlener. National Health Care for the Homeless, May 2001 Bureau of Primary Health Care

Developed by The Division of Community Pediatrics (DCP), Children’s Hospital at Montefiore and The Children’s Health Fund (CHF). These include: "Homeless Family Facility Nutrition Guidelines”, “Improving the Nutrition Status of Homeless Children: Guidelines for Homeless Family Shelters”, and an appendix providing nutrition resources and internet-based resources, nutrition screening tools and selected examples of “Best Practice” shelters.

Read more

Screening program for identifying infants and toddlers at risk for otitis media with effusion using distortion product otoacoustic emission technology

S Townsend, R Grant, R Ruben, R Schwartz, K White, J Gravel. Recent Advances in Otitis Media: Proceedings of the Seventh International Symposium. 2002. Ontario: BC Decker, pages 200-204.

Urgent need for specialist referral in a homeless pediatric population

Getting There, Getting Care: Transportation and Workforce Barriers to Child Health Care in America: A Report from The Children’s Health Fund

Beyond Primary Care: Ensuring Access to Subspecialists, Special Services and Health Care Systems for Medically Underserved Children

The 9/11 terror attacks: Emotional consequences persist for children and their families

Improving the nutrition status of homeless children: Guidelines for homeless family shelters

Nutrition policies, best practices, and guidelines in homeless family shelters

Asthma Among the Homeless: An Update

The Health of Homeless Children Revisited

Identification of hearing loss for infants and toddlers in Early Intervention programs

Screening program for identifying infants and toddlers at risk for otitis media with effusion using distortion product otoacoustic emission technology

Children's Health Fund is a tax-exempt, charitable organization incorporated under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All contributions, grants and bequests are tax deductible.