Academic Publications

Use of national surveys for targeting food and nutrition programs to homeless children and families

P Darby, E Fassberg, R Grant, I Redlener. American Public Health Association, Oct 2001. Bureau of Primary Health Care

Mental health needs and services to children and families in shelters

R Grant, L Lynch, K Redlener. National Health Care for the Homeless, May 2003. Poster

Homeless street youth: The foster care connection

A Shapiro, R Grant. American Public Health Association, Nov 2004

Identification of nutrition needs amongst homeless families living in the New York City shelter system

SS Berjis, S Goldsmith, R Grant, A Shapiro. American Dietetic Association, 2005, poster.

The Feasibility of Otoacoustic Emission Screening for Hearing Loss in Pediatric Primary Care

R Grant, Hobson, P Sherman, Gravel, Townsend, White, I Redlener. Pediatric Academic Societies, May 1999

Medically involved infants and toddlers in the Early Intervention Program: Implications for policy.

Roy Grant, MA, and Molly Nozyce, PhD. American Public Health Association, October 25-29, 2008. San Diego, CA.

Impact of the New Citizenship Requirements on Receipt of Medicaid in Vulnerable Populations

Deirdre A. Byrne, David M. Abramson, PhD, MPH, Roy Grant, MA, Arturo Brito, MD. American Public Health Association. October 25-29, 2008. San Diego CA.

Emergency Department Use for Non-Urgent Care: Patient Perspectives and Possible Solutions

Andres Ramgoolam, MD, John J. Green, PhD, Ryan Betz, Jeffrey Muschell, ME, MPH, Roy Grant, MA. American Public Health Association. October 25-29, 2008. San Diego, CA.

Beyond Insurance: Potential policy solutions for barriers to children’s health care in rural Communities

Sarah Overholt, MA and Pritha Kuchaculla, MPH. American Public Health Association. October 25-29, 2008. San Diego, CA.

The Comprehensive Medical Home: Access to Child Development and Mental Health Services

Arturo Brito, MD, MPH. American Public Health Association. October 25-29, 2008. San Diego, CA.

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