SHADAC Research Assistant Jessie Kemmick-Pintor and Lynn Blewett published an article in the October 2011 issue of Minnesota Physician as part of the journal’s special focus section on hea

In this brief, SHARE grantee Mike O'Grady (NORC, University of Chicago) details the process of linking data sets, gives an overview of data linkage projects that have been undertaken to date

Pamela Jo Johnson's presentation titled, "Healthcare Coverage and Access for Race, Ethnic, and Immigrant (REI) Groups: A Summary of National Survey Data Sources." OMMH National Health Disparities Conference, Nov 13, 2008 in Minneapolis, MN

This SHADAC student paper is a summary of the literature that includes recommendations for future research on how to begin hearing the voices of medical interpreters. September 2004.

SHADAC student paper summarizing available information and knowledge about surveying non-English survey speaking respondents, as well as to produce guidelines and recommendations for the next statewide survey. The primary question was whether access to health services for Hispanic and Hmong residents varies along language lines in Minnesota. April 2003.

Call, K. T. and J. Nonnemaker. 1999. “Socioeconomic Disparities in Adolescent Health: Contributing Factors.” Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 896: 352-355.

Davidoff, M. J. , E. Ulrich, P. Carrizales, and L. A. Blewett. “Improving Health Care Access for Minnesota’s Growing Latino Community” in Just in Time Research: Resilient Communities. Report # BU-7565. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs and University of Minnesota Extension Service.

Blewett, L. A., and P. Carrizales. 2001. “Public Health: Latino Health.” Minnesota Physician 14 (3): 30-32.

Blewett, L. A., S. Smaida, C. Fuentes, and E. Ulrich. 2003. “Health Care Needs of the Growing Latino Population in Rural America: Focus Group Findings in One Midwestern State.” Journal of Rural Health 19 (1): 33-41.

McLeod, J. D., J. M. Nonnemaker, and K. T. Call. 2004. “Income Inequality, Race, and Child Well-being: An Aggregate Analysis in the 50 United States.” Journal of Health and Social Behavior 45(3): 249-264.