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Most cited papers from Community Health Works

What are the most cited papers from Community Health Works?

The most cited paper from Community Health Works is "Implementing a Trauma Recovery Framework for Youths in Residential Treatment" (Jeanne C. Rivard, David McCorkle, Mariama E. Duncan et al., 2004), with 62 citations. Next come "The effect of prenatal dietary protein intake on birth weight" (54) and "Factors Associated with Lack of Interest in HIV Testing in Older At-Risk Women" (49).

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1 Implementing a Trauma Recovery Framework for Youths in Residential Treatment Jeanne C. Rivard, David McCorkle, Mariama E. Duncan et al. · Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal 30 Sep 2004 62
2 The effect of prenatal dietary protein intake on birth weight Nancy L. Sloan, Sally Ann Lederman, Jessica Leighton et al. · Nutrition Research 2001 54
3 Factors Associated with Lack of Interest in HIV Testing in Older At-Risk Women Aletha Y. Akers, Lisa B. Bernstein, Susan J Henderson et al. · Journal of Women s Health Jul 2007 49
4 Using popular education for community empowerment: perspectives of Community Health Workers in thePoder es Salud/Power for Health program Noelle Wiggins, Denise L. Johnson, Maria Marlene Marques Ávila et al. · Critical Public Health Mar 2009 36
5 Impact of a joint labor-management ergonomics program on upper extremity musculoskeletal symptoms among garment workers Robin Herbert, Jonathan Dropkin, Nick Warren et al. · Applied Ergonomics Oct 2001 33
6 Pharmacology is not Destiny: The Contingent Character of Cocaine Abuse and Addiction Craig Reinarman, Sheigla Murphy, Dan Waldorf · Addiction Research & Theory 1994 29
7 Community‐based participatory research and the challenges of qualitative analysis enacted by lay, nurse, and academic researchers Jennifer Whitman Foster, Fidela Chiang, Rosa Ipania Burgos et al. · Research in Nursing & Health 21 Aug 2012 18
8 Dietary fat and genotype: toward individualized prescriptions for lifestyle changes1,2 Janis S. Fisler, Craig H. Warden · American Journal of Clinical Nutrition Open access Jun 2005 10
9 Neither liberty nor safety: the impact of fear on individuals, institutions, and societies, part IV Sandra L. Bloom · Psychotherapy and Politics International Open access 2006 4
10 Prostate Cancer Care and Survivorship (CaPCaS) Model for Black Men: An Ethnographical Study of Prostate Cancer Survivors Folakemi T. Odedina, Mary Ellen Young, Deidra Pereira et al. PreprintOpen access 26 Aug 2020 3
11 Politics and press: A content analysis of health news in South Africa Ashakant Nimbark, Catherine Davis · Gazette (Leiden Netherlands) Aug 1990 2
12 A discipline of consequence: Collaborating with community health workers against systemic oppression Renee B. Cadzow, Richard L. Strater, Carmen Blanco · Human Organization 2 Oct 2025 0
13 Soigner des patients alcoolisés ou en sevrage alcoolique Pascal Menecier · Médecine Intensive Réanimation 11 Jun 2025 0
14 200 Assessing Pre-Diabetes Knowledge, Attitudes, & Needs: A Study of the CHW Translational Advisory Board of South Texas Elisabeth M. de la Rosa, Paula Winkler, Ariel Gómez et al. · Journal of Clinical and Translational Science Open access Apr 2024 0
15 Georgia's plan for health IT: help you do what you do best. Kelly Gonzalez · PubMed 2012 0

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