Professor, Pediatrics, Medical College of Wisconsin

Pediatrics

Dr. John R. Meurer, MD

Doctor John R. Meurer, MD practices Pediatrics. He went to Baylor College of Medicine. John R. Meurer is a published doctor as well. He has 46 publications published. The latest was: Charges for childhood asthma by hospital characteristics.

Publications

Towards Building a Bridge between Community Engagement in Research (CEnR) and Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER).
Policy and system change and community coalitions: outcomes from allies against asthma.
Perceptions about eating healthy in WIC participants.
Asthma coalition effects on vulnerable sub groups of children: the most frequent users of health care and the youngest.
Improvements in Health Care Use Associated With Community Coalitions: Long-Term Results of the Allies Against Asthma Initiative.
Controlling Asthma in American Cities: major themes, persistent challenges, and next steps.
The Childhood Asthma Control Test: retrospective determination and clinical validation of a cut point to identify children with very poorly controlled asthma.
Genetic aspects of the etiology and treatment of asthma.
Guiding mothers' management of health problems of very low birth-weight infants.
The coalition process at work: Building care coordination models to control chronic disease.
From formation to action: How allies against asthma coalitions are getting the job done.
Engaging health care providers in coalition activities.
Childhood asthma surveillance by community coalitions.
Improving quality of care and promoting health care system change: The role of community-based coalitions.
Emergency department allies: a controlled trial of two emergency department-based follow-up interventions to improve asthma outcomes in children.
Adolescent hospital discharges associated with self-poisonings in Wisconsin, 2000-2002.
Coding for asthma patient education in the primary care setting.
Pediatric asthma case management: a review of evidence and an experimental study design.
Factors associated with physician interventions to address adolescent smoking.
Association between infant continuity of care and pediatric emergency department utilization.
Efforts to quit smoking by parents of children with asthma.
Incorporating quality improvement into pediatric practice management.
Parental perceptions of well-child care visits in an inner-city clinic.
Randomized controlled trial of a Wellness Action Plan to promote healthy diet and activity in pediatric primary care.
An exploratory study of health practices of American Catholic nuns.
New models of health care in the home and in the work site.
Clinical problems and counseling for single-parent families.
Access to care for children: recent progress, remaining challenges.
Welfare reform and food insecurity: influence on children.
Urban Wisconsin pediatric patients using an after-hours telephone triage service: outcomes and compliance.
Moderate and vigorous exercise programs in children with asthma: safety, parental satisfaction, and asthma outcomes.
Evaluation of Cooper 12-minute walk/run test as a marker of cardiorespiratory fitness in young urban children with persistent asthma.
Nurse case management and housing interventions reduce allergen exposures: the Milwaukee randomized controlled trial.
Risk factors for pediatric asthma emergency visits. Milwaukee Childhood Asthma Project Team.
The awesome Asthma School Days Program: educating children, inspiring a community.
Medical injuries among hospitalized children.
The Medical Outcomes Research Project Pediatric Asthma Study.
Keeping children with asthma out of hospitals: parents' and physicians' perspectives on how pediatric asthma hospitalizations can be prevented.
Booster seat use in an inner-city day care center population.
Asthma severity among children hospitalized in 1990 and 1995.
Charges for childhood asthma by hospital characteristics.
Pediatric Asthma Study of the State Medical Society of Wisconsin.
Newborn hearing testing at Wisconsin hospitals: a review of the need for universal screening.
Voluntary progress toward universal newborn hearing screening.
The urban and community health pathway: preparing socially responsive physicians through community-engaged learning.

Schools

University of Wisconsin Madison
Baylor College Of Med
Winston Health Policy

Doctors Specialties

Pediatrics

Accepted Insurances

Education

Baylor College of Medicine
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

Hospital

Children's Hospital of Wisconsin

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