Most cited papers from Sierra Health Foundation

Sierra Health Foundation

What are the most cited papers from Sierra Health Foundation?

The most cited paper from Sierra Health Foundation is "Barriers to prenatal care for low-income women." (Barbara M. Aved, Margaret M. Irwin, Leslie Cummings et al., 1993), with 51 citations. Next come "Using performance measurement to assess research: Lessons learned from the international agricultural research centres" (12) and "The Effect of Rehospitalization and Emergency Department Visits on Subsequent Adherence to Weight Telemonitoring" (8).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Barriers to prenatal care for low-income women. Barbara M. Aved, Margaret M. Irwin, Leslie Cummings et al. · PubMed Open access	May 1993	51
2	Using performance measurement to assess research: Lessons learned from the international agricultural research centres Sirkka Immonen, Leslie J. Cooksy · Evaluation	2014	12
3	The Effect of Rehospitalization and Emergency Department Visits on Subsequent Adherence to Weight Telemonitoring Sarah C. Haynes, Daniel Joseph Tancredi, Kathleen L. Tong et al. · The Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing Open access	8 May 2020	8
4	Incorporating Qualitative Evidence in Systematic Reviews: Strategies and Challenges Valerie J. Caracelli, Leslie J. Cooksy · New Directions for Evaluation Review	Jun 2013	7
5	Role and use of independent evaluation in development-oriented agricultural research: The case of CGIAR, an agricultural research network Sirkka Immonen, Leslie J. Cooksy · Outlook on Agriculture	19 May 2019	5
6	Equity for All: Building the Infrastructure for Change Through Community-First Funder Collaboratives Ellen Braff‐Guajardo, Kaying Hang, Leslie J. Cooksy et al. · The Foundation Review Open access	Dec 2018	1
7	CARES (Center for AIDS Research, Education and Services): a model collaborative effort. Jay Lemons, B Mirken, S Allison-Cooke et al. · PubMed	22 Jan 1993	0
8	II. SPECIAL REPORT: Responding to California's Perinatal Access Crisis Thomas G. David, Ruth Lyn Riedel, Barbara M. Aved · Health Affairs	1993	0

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