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Jose M. Calderon-Squiabro

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Name	Number of Publications	Most Recent Publication	Publications by All Authors	Concept Score	Why?
Substance-Related Disorders	3	2011	730	0.390	Why?
Health Care Reform	2	2001	32	0.380	Why?
Managed Care Programs	2	2001	38	0.380	Why?
Student Dropouts	1	2009	6	0.360	Why?
Puerto Rico	14	2011	1378	0.340	Why?
Suicide, Attempted	1	2011	91	0.340	Why?
Alcoholism	1	2011	240	0.310	Why?
Substance Abuse, Intravenous	5	2007	121	0.300	Why?
Mental Health Services	3	2002	118	0.250	Why?
Depression	1	2011	712	0.240	Why?
Contract Services	1	2001	2	0.190	Why?
Capitation Fee	1	2001	3	0.190	Why?
Community Mental Health Services	1	2001	32	0.190	Why?
Poverty	2	2001	348	0.180	Why?
Adolescent	11	2011	5363	0.180	Why?
Health Services Accessibility	2	2001	560	0.180	Why?
Medicaid	1	2001	109	0.170	Why?
Social Environment	2	2011	207	0.150	Why?
Socioeconomic Factors	8	2011	1067	0.150	Why?
Risk-Taking	4	2008	451	0.130	Why?
Male	15	2011	20025	0.130	Why?
Female	15	2011	20969	0.130	Why?
Residence Characteristics	2	2008	322	0.120	Why?
Alcohol Drinking	2	2011	519	0.120	Why?
HIV Infections	5	2007	2303	0.100	Why?
Humans	15	2011	37093	0.090	Why?
Forecasting	2	2009	128	0.090	Why?
Parent-Child Relations	2	2008	110	0.090	Why?
Follow-Up Studies	2	2011	974	0.090	Why?
Adult	10	2007	11712	0.090	Why?
Interviews as Topic	1	2011	381	0.090	Why?
Risk Factors	2	2011	3562	0.090	Why?
Longitudinal Studies	4	2008	885	0.080	Why?
Mental Disorders	2	2002	309	0.080	Why?
Incidence	1	2011	922	0.080	Why?
Juvenile Delinquency	1	2008	44	0.080	Why?
Parents	1	2011	329	0.080	Why?
Coitus	1	2007	13	0.080	Why?
Patient Acceptance of Health Care	3	2005	404	0.070	Why?
Prevalence	1	2011	1455	0.070	Why?
Urban Population	1	2008	333	0.070	Why?
Hepatitis C	1	2006	125	0.060	Why?
Adolescent Behavior	1	2008	253	0.060	Why?
Child	2	2011	3131	0.060	Why?
Alcoholic Intoxication	1	2004	19	0.060	Why?
Patient Dropouts	1	2005	29	0.060	Why?
Case Management	1	2004	20	0.060	Why?
Counseling	1	2004	116	0.060	Why?
Anxiety Disorders	1	2007	309	0.060	Why?
Age Distribution	1	2003	225	0.060	Why?
Sex Distribution	1	2003	215	0.060	Why?
Cause of Death	1	2003	156	0.050	Why?
Psychiatry	1	2002	27	0.050	Why?
Regression Analysis	1	2003	455	0.050	Why?
Health Services Research	2	2001	148	0.050	Why?
Public Sector	1	2001	19	0.050	Why?
Organizational Innovation	1	2001	20	0.050	Why?
Middle Aged	5	2004	10129	0.050	Why?
Health Care Surveys	1	2001	136	0.050	Why?
Privatization	1	2001	1	0.050	Why?
Poverty Areas	1	2001	41	0.050	Why?
Logistic Models	2	2001	923	0.050	Why?
Program Evaluation	1	2001	339	0.040	Why?
Cohort Studies	1	2003	1492	0.040	Why?
Aged	2	2001	6741	0.040	Why?
Age Factors	2	2007	1033	0.030	Why?
ROC Curve	1	1992	138	0.030	Why?
Models, Psychological	1	1992	131	0.030	Why?
Seroepidemiologic Studies	1	2006	68	0.020	Why?
Unsafe Sex	1	2007	161	0.020	Why?
Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay	1	2006	448	0.020	Why?
Heroin Dependence	1	2005	23	0.020	Why?
Rural Health	1	2005	53	0.020	Why?
Confidence Intervals	1	2004	149	0.020	Why?
Interview, Psychological	1	2004	61	0.020	Why?
Cocaine-Related Disorders	1	2005	85	0.020	Why?
Blotting, Western	1	2006	859	0.010	Why?
Odds Ratio	1	2004	534	0.010	Why?
Multivariate Analysis	1	2004	583	0.010	Why?
Insurance, Health	1	2002	126	0.010	Why?
Motivation	1	2004	436	0.010	Why?
Cross-Sectional Studies	1	2008	2721	0.010	Why?
Causality	1	1992	44	0.010	Why?
Morbidity	1	1992	91	0.010	Why?
United States	1	2002	4223	0.010	Why?
Cultural Characteristics	1	1992	125	0.010	Why?
Decision Making	1	1992	203	0.010	Why?

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