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Paediatric Drugs|March 1, 2011
Limited capacity in US pediatric drug trials: qualitative analysis of expert interviewsRichard Wasserman, Alison Bocian, Donna Harris, et al.Ambulatory Pediatrics : the Official Journal of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association|November 23, 2006
What do pediatric primary care providers think are important research questions? A perspective from PROS providersAlyna Chien, Tumaini Coker, Lillian Choi, et al.Academic Pediatrics|October 15, 2011
To report or not to report: examination of the initial primary care management of suspicious childhood injuriesRobert Sege, Emalee Flaherty, Rise Jones, et al.Pediatrics|July 20, 2007
Decision-making for postpartum discharge of 4300 mothers and their healthy infants: the Life Around Newborn Discharge studyHenry H Bernstein, Cathie Spino, Stacia Finch, et al.Pediatrics|October 23, 2012
Secondary sexual characteristics in boys: data from the Pediatric Research in Office Settings NetworkMarcia E Herman-Giddens, Jennifer Steffes, Donna Harris, et al.Pediatrics|August 5, 2008
From suspicion of physical child abuse to reporting: primary care clinician decision-makingEmalee G Flaherty, Robert D Sege, John Griffith, et al.Contemporary Clinical Trials|November 13, 2010
Comparison of intraclass correlation coefficient estimates and standard errors between using cross-sectional and repeated measurement data: the Safety Check cluster randomized trialEdward H Ip, Richard Wasserman, Shari BarkinJournal of Paediatrics and Child Health|July 6, 2010
Power to the paediatricians: the Australian Paediatric Research Network is bornHarriet Hiscock, Daryl Efron, Richard Wasserman, et al.Allergy and Asthma Proceedings|December 21, 2006
Intrainfusion and postinfusion adverse events related to intravenous immunoglobulin therapy in immunodeficiency statesHaig Tcheurekdjian, Jamila Martin, Roger Kobayashi, et al.Pediatrics|August 5, 2008
Clinicians' description of factors influencing their reporting of suspected child abuse: report of the Child Abuse Reporting Experience Study Research GroupRisé Jones, Emalee G Flaherty, Helen J Binns, et al.Pageof 4