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01-01-2010
JAY E. BERKELHAMER, M.D., F.A.A.P
Address:
3415 Valley Road NW
Atlanta, Georgia 30305-1148
Phone: Office: (404) 785-7005
Mobile: (404) 771-1251
Home: (404) 760-9414
E-Mail: jay.berkelhamer@choa.org
jberkelhamer@aap.org
jayeb@att.net
Place of Birth:
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Education: 1959 - Diploma New Trier Township High School
Winnetka, Illinois
1963 - B.S. in Zoology University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan
1967 - M.D. University of Michigan Medical School
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Postdoctoral Training:
University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics
1967 - 1968 Straight Pediatric Internship
1968 - 1969 Junior Assistant Resident in Pediatrics
1969 - 1970 Chief Resident in Pediatrics
Institute of Medicine/National Academy of Sciences and the
American Political Science Association
1978 - 1979 Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy Fellow
Work assignments:
United States Senate Finance Committee
Subcommittee on Health, Minority Staff
United States House of Representatives
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Subcommittee on Health and the Environment,
Minority Staff
Licensure and Certification:
1968 Michigan #28193
1968 Illinois #36-41840
1972 American Board of Pediatrics
Licensure and Certification: (continued)
1972 Consultant in Pediatrics, Chicago Board of Health (inactive)
1978 District of Columbia #4094 (inactive)
1983 California #C 40802 (inactive)
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1999 Georgia #47574
Current Positions:
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
2010 Senior Physician Consultant
1999 Active Professional Staff Member
Morehouse School of Medicine
2002 Adjunct Clinical Professor of Pediatrics
Emory University School of Medicine
1999 Clinical Professor of Pediatrics
Previous Positions:
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
2007 – 2009 Senior Vice President, Chief Academic Officer
1999 – 2007 Senior Vice President, Medical Affairs
American Academy of Pediatrics
2007 – 2008 Immediate Past President
2006 - 2007 President
2005 - 2006 President-Elect
Michigan State University, College of Osteopathic Medicine
1997 - 1999 Clinical Professor of Pediatrics
Case Western Reserve University
1994 - 1999 Professor of Pediatrics
University of Michigan
1994 - 1999 Clinical Professor of Pediatrics and Communicable Diseases
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pontiac, Michigan
1993 - 1999 Medical Staff Member
Henry Ford Health System
1993 - 1999 Chair, Department of Pediatrics
1994 - 1997 Clinical Practice Committee, Chair
1995 - 1996 Obstetrics and Gynecology Chair Search Committee, Chair
1996 - 1999 Physician Coordinator for the HFHS/Ukrainian Hospital Partnership
1997 - 1998 Director of Medical Education Search Committee, Chair
1998 - 1999 Board of Governors
Mercy Hospital and Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois
1990 - 1993 Consultant
Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois
1986 Acting Chair, Department of Pediatrics
1986 - 1990 Attending Physician
University of Chicago Committee on Public Policy Studies, Chicago, Illinois
Previous Positions: (continued)
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1980 - 1987 Faculty member
Little Company of Mary Hospital, Evergreen Park, Illinois
1975 - 1978 Consultant and Medical Coordinator for the University of Chicago
Wyler Children's Hospital, University of Chicago Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois
1972 - 1993 Medical staff member
1972 - 1973 Director of Outpatient Department
1973 - 1974 Director of the Cleft Palate & Craniofacial
Anomalies Clinic
1974 - 1979 Director of the Handicapped Child Clinic
1980 - 1982 Councilor of the Medical Staff Organization
1973 - 1986 Director of Ambulatory Services
United States Public Health Service Hospital, Norfolk, Virginia
1970 - 1972 Deputy Chief of Pediatrics
University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, Chicago, Illinois
1969 - 1970 Instructor of Pediatrics
1972 - 1978 Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
1979 - 1981 Director of the Task Force on Ambulatory Care
1978 - 1984 Associate Professor of Pediatrics
1981 - 1985 Housestaff Recruitment Director, Department of Pediatrics
1984 - 1986 Professor of Clinical Pediatrics
1986 Acting Chairman, Department of Pediatrics
1983 - 1988 Associate Dean for Ambulatory Care
1985 - 1992 Director, Pediatric Residency Training Program
1986 - 1993 Professor of Pediatrics
1986 - 1993 Associate Chairman, Department of Pediatrics
1980 - 1993 Chief, General Academic Pediatrics Section, Dept. of Pediatrics
Awards and Honors:
1976 The Ambulatory Pediatric Association Teaching Award presented to the
University of Chicago Wyler Children's Hospital Ambulatory Program.
1977 Included in the National Joint Practice Commission Casebook on Primary Care,
"The Roberts Team.", Together, LCNN 7700078.
1988 Guest Editor, The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, a symposium on teaching and
learning pediatrics
1989, 1990 Pediatrician of the Year Nominee, Illinois Chapter of the American Academy of
Pediatrics
1993 The Archibald L. Hoyne Award for dedicated contributions to children, Chicago
Pediatric Society
1995 Guest Editor, Pediatrics Annals, Volume 24, Number 8.
1994 Honorary Chairperson, 1995 Hospice Soiree, Henry Ford Retirement Village
1996, 1999 Listed in Best Doctors in America: Midwest Region, Aiken, South Carolina:
Woodward/White Inc.
2003-2006 Listed in Best Doctors in America, Aiken, South Carolina
Awards and Honors: (continued)
2008 Outstanding Achievement Award, Georgia Chapter of the American
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Academy of Pediatrics
Visiting Professorships/Consultations:
1985 Howard University Department of Pediatrics, Washington, D. C.
1985 University of Michigan Department of Pediatrics, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
1986 Medical Center of Delaware Department of Pediatrics, Wilmington, Delaware.
1987 Children's Hospital of Michigan, Wayne State University School of Medicine,
Detroit, Michigan.
1987 Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.
1988 The Children's Hospital, University of Colorado, Denver, Colorado.
1989 San Juan City Hospital, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
1990 The Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, Oregon.
1991 The Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Women, Orlando, Florida.
1992 The Bridgeport Hospital, Bridgeport, Connecticut.
1993 Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, New Jersey.
1994 Baystate Medical Center, Consultant to the Pediatrics Department Peer Review
Committee, Springfield, Massachusetts.
1994 Driscoll Children's Hospital, Children's Medical Center of South Texas, Corpus
Christi, Texas.
1996 Eastern Virginia Medical School, Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters,
Department of Pediatrics, Norfolk, Virginia
1996 University of Florida, Health Sciences Center, Department of Pediatrics,
Jacksonville, Florida
1996 Albany Medical Center, Consultant to the Institutional Review Committee for the
Department of Pediatrics, Albany, N.Y.
Professional Societies:
1970 - present American Academy of Pediatrics
Consultant to Legislative Issues Committee, 1979 - 1980
Consultant to the Committee on Third Party Programs, 1980 - 1982
Council on Government Affairs, 1980 - 1986
Section on Community Pediatrics, 1984 - present
National Spokesperson, 1986 - present
Committee on Practice and Ambulatory Management, 1987 - 1990
Committee on State Government Affairs (Chair), 1989 - 1996
Committee on Scientific Meetings (Consultant), 1997 - 1999
National Conference and Exhibition Planning Group, 1999 – 2005
Committee on Continuing Medical Education, 1999 - 2005
Steering Committee on Quality Improvement and Management, 2001- 2005
Chair - 2004 -2005
President – October, 2006 – October, 2007
Chairperson – 2008-present Subcommittee on Access at the Committee on
Federal Government Affairs
Professional Societies: (continued)
1970 - present American Academy of Pediatrics
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Illinois Chapter:
Committee on Youth, 1977 – 1979
Legislation Committee, 1984 - 1987
Media and Newsletter Committee (Chair), 1988 - 1990
President Elect, 1990 - 1992
President, 1992 – 1993
Michigan Chapter:
Communication Committee (Chair), 1995 - 1999
Access Strategy Committee, 1990-1993
Health Reform Advisory Group, 1993 - 1995
Georgia Chapter
Liaison to the Board for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, 1999 - present
1972 - present Ambulatory Pediatric Association, a.k.a. Academic Pediatric Association (2007)
Chairman, Region V, 1974 - 1976
Board of Directors, 1980 - 1983, 1985 - 1988
Regional Coordinator and Membership Chairperson, 1980 - 1983
President, 1986 - 1987
1974 - 1993 Chicago Pediatric Society
Executive Committee, 1981 - 1990
President, 1987 - 1988
1975 - 1980 American Cleft Palate Association
1978 - 1983 American Public Health Association
1981 - 1999 Midwest Society for Pediatric Research
1985 – 1999 Association of Pediatric Program Directors
1988 - present American Medical Association
Alternate Delegate, American Academy of Pediatrics, 2005 - 2007
1988 - 1993 Illinois State Medical Society (ISMS) and the Chicago Medical Society (CMS)
ISMS Committee on Third Party Payment Processes, 1991 - 1993
CMS Advisory Committee on Public Health Policy, 1988 - 1991
CMS Council (University of Chicago Representative), 1989 - 1993
CMS Committee on Management of Practice, 1991 - 1993
1993 - 1999 Wayne County Medical Society and the Michigan State Medical Society
MSMS Committee on Maternal and Perinatal Health, 1995 - 1999
1993 - 1999 Association for Health Services Research
1994 - present American Pediatric Society
Other Activities:
1963 - 1964 Honors Council, University of Michigan Medical School
1970 – 1972 United States Public Health Service Norfolk Hospital Officers' Club
(Director)
1972 - 1999 K.A.M. Isaiah Israel Congregation, Board of Directors, 1980 1986
1972 – 1974 Hyde Park-Kenwood Community Conference Health Task Force
1974 - 1977 Hyde Park-Kenwood Community Health Center Board of Directors
1978 - 1980 Board of Opinions on Professional Nursing of the State of Illinois
Other Activities: (continued)
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1980 – 1981 National Health Service Corps Advocate, faculty representative for the
University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine
1981 - 1985 Advisory Task Force to the Division of Ambulatory Care,
American Hospital Association
1986 - 1991 Pediatrician's for Children (P.A.C.), Board of Directors
1988 – 1990 Editor, Illini Pediatrician, newsletter for the Illinois Chapter of the
American Academy of Pediatrics
1991 – 1993 Chicago Area Immunization Campaign Advisory Committee
1992 - 1993 Child Health Insurance Study Steering Committee, Illinois
Department of Health
1992 - 1993 Chicago Infant Mortality Study Steering Committee, Loyola University
1992 - 1993 Pediatric Access Steering Committee, The Institute of Medicine
of Chicago
1992 - 1995 John F. Kennedy Health Care Foundation, Inc. Advisory Board
1993 – 1999 C.A.T.C.H. (Caring Athletes Team for Children's & Henry Ford Hospitals)
Board of Trustees
1993 – 1999 Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy Fellowships Program Advisory Board
1993 – 1999 Michigan Council for Maternal and Child Health, Board Liaison for the
Henry Ford Health System
1994 - 1999 Packard Roundtable for Children, Center for the Future of Children of
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation and the Center for Health
Policy Research of the George Washington University, roundtable
participant.
1995 Medicaid Block Grant Task Group for the Health Policy and Senior Citizens
Committee of the Michigan State Senate
1995 – 1996 Advisory Committee Member for Medicaid Managed Care Manual: An
Advocates Guide for Protecting Children, National Association of
Child Advocates and National Health Law Program, Washington, D.C.
1996 – 2000 National Child Health Leadership Committee, New York, N.Y.
1996 - 2002 Pediatric Residency Review Committee of the ACGME
1996 – 1998 Editorial Board, Pediatric Residency Training in an Era of Managed Care,
Proceedings of a National Conference, published as a supplement to Pediatrics,
Vol. 101, No. 4, 1998.
1999 - 2006 State of Georgia, Department of Community Health, Office of Women’s Health
Advisory Council
2000 – 2007 The Children’s Health Network, Board of Directors
2000-present Atlanta Ronald McDonald house, Board of Directors
2000-present Starting Out Healthy, Advisory Board, Health Ink and Vitality Communications,
Moorestown, New Jersey
2000-present Emory-Egleston Children’s Research Center, Inc., Board of Trustees
2001-2007 Council on Child Health and Financing, NACHRI
2002-present National Association of Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions (NACHRI) Council
on Child Health Quality NACHRI Board of Trustees
2003-present Camp Twin Lakes Board of Directors
Other Activities: (continued)
2003 - 2006 Georgia Tobacco Use Prevention Advisory Board
2005-present Editor, peds – A physician publication from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
2006–present Emory-Children’s Center Board of Directors
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2007-present America’s Promise Alliance, Co-chair, Committee on Health Care
2007-2008 Institute of Medicine of The National Academies
Member of the Institute of Medicine’s Forum on the Science of
Healthcare Quality Improvement and Implementation
2008 - America’s Promise Alliance Trustees
2008 - Reach Out and Read National Center Board Member
2008 - Pediatrics Professional Delegation to Russia Delegation Leader
2008 - United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta – Early Education Commission
2009 - Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta - Labor, Education, and Health Advisory Council
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Articles:
1. W. Faller, J. E. Berkelhamer, and J. R. Esterly: Neonatal Biliary Tract Infection Coincident with
Maternal Methadone Therapy. Pediatrics, Vol. 48, No. 6:997, 1971.
2. J. E. Berkelhamer, J. Mendelsohn, and J. D. Madden: Student Education in a University- based
General Pediatric Clinic. Pediatrics, Vol. 54, No. 3:384, 1974.
3. J. Mendelsohn and J. E. Berkelhamer: Bridging the Gap between Doctor and Patient: The Role
of the Patient Advocate. Clinical Pediatrics, Vol. 13, No. 12:1017, 1974.
4. J. E. Berkelhamer: Group Practice in a University-based General Pediatric Clinic: A
Preliminary Report. Pediatrics, Vol. 56, 2:234, 1975.
5. F. Witter, J. E. Berkelhamer, M. O. Beem, and E. Lumicao: Neonatal Tetanus--Illinois.
Morbidity and Mortality, Vol. 24, 37:313, 1975.
6. J. E. Berkelhamer, F. K. Thorp, and S. Cobbs: Kwashiorkor in Chicago. Am. J. Dis. Child, Vol.
129, No. 4:1240, 1975.
7. J. E. Berkelhamer, R. H. Whitham, and J. J. North: Distorted Conceptions of Infant Nutrition
among Urban Mothers: An Illustration of the Great Need for Well-Baby Health Supervision.
Clinical Pediatrics, Vol. 16, No. 11:986, 1977.
8. J. Kraut, K. K. Christoffel, J. E. Berkelhamer, C. Boddie-Willis: Assessment of Tuberculin
Screening in an Urban Pediatric Clinic. Pediatrics, Vol. 64, No. 6:856, 1979.
9. J. E. Berkelhamer: The Current Use of Tuberculin Skin Testing in Pediatric Practice.
Comprehensive Therapy, Vol. 16, No. 12:17, 1980.
BIBLIOGRAPHY (continued)
10. S. Waskerwitz and J. E. Berkelhamer: Outpatient Bacteremia: Clinical Findings in Children
Under 2 Years with Initial Temperatures of 39.5 C or Higher. J. of Ped., Vol. 99, No. 2:231,
1981.
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11. J. E. Berkelhamer: Ambulatory Clinic Facilities--The Medical Viewpoint. Proceedings of the
Symposium on Pediatric Clinic and Emergency Room Architecture, American Academy of
Pediatrics, Section on Community Pediatrics, Chicago, Illinois, 1981.
12. Y.-T. Chun, J. E. Berkelhamer, T. E. Herold: Dog Bites in Children Less than Four Years Old.
Pediatrics, Vol. 69, No. 1:119, 1982.
13. J. E. Berkelhamer and T. E. Herold: Junior Medical Students and Satisfaction of Patients'
Parents in a Pediatric Clerkship. Jour. of Med. Educ., Vol. 57, No. 5:393, 1982.
14. J. E. Berkelhamer, R. Childs-Fowler, H. W. Hamilton, Jr. The Transformation of a General
Pediatric Clinic to a Physician Directed Practice. J. of Amb. Care Management, Vol. 7, No.1:15,
1984.
15. S. Reingold and J. E. Berkelhamer: Metronidazole Use. Pediatrics, Vol. 77, No. 3:439, 1986.
16. J. E. Berkelhamer: Charges by Residents and Faculty Physicians in a University Hospital
Pediatric Practice. Jour. of Med. Educ., Vol. 61, No. 4:303, 1986.
17. J. E. Berkelhamer: Charges by Residents and Teachers. Jour. of Med. Educ., Vol. 61, No.
5:434, 1986.
18. J. M. Feinstein, J. E. Berkelhamer, M. E. Gruszka, C. W. Wong, A. Carey: Factors Related to
Early Termination of Breastfeeding in an Urban Population. Pediatrics, Vol. 78, No.
2:210,1986.
19. J. E. Berkelhamer and K. J. Rojek: An Analysis of Revenues and Expenses in a Hospital-based
Ambulatory Pediatric Practice. Am. J. Dis. Child., Vol. 142, No. 5:551, 1988.
20. J. E. Berkelhamer: General Pediatric Clinic Practice Management: Results of a Survey of
Academic Departments. Pediatrics, Vol. 84, No. 1:98, 1989.
21. J. E. Berkelhamer and D. E. Fisher: Senior Elective. Academic Medicine, Vol. 64, No. 11:667,
1989.
22. M. F. Roizen, K. F. Brown, M. L. Marais, M. W. Maher, R. M. Andersen, S. T. Shaw, C. K.
Zarins, L. B. Sorensen, B. L. Leventhal, A. Brown, A. H. Moawad, and J. E. Berkelhamer: Using
Relative Productivity Assessments for Allocating Housestaff to Departments. Medical Care, Vol.
23, No. 4: 369, 1990.
BIBLIOGRAPHY (continued)
23. P.T. Horn, J. Mendelsohn, M.I. Bowers, M.Chappen, J. R. Schreier, S. H. Spalding, J. Weyher,
and J. E. Berkelhamer: Effectiveness of a targeted screening program in identifying infants with
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positive urine toxicology screening results in a regular neonatal nursery. J. of Pediatrics, Vol.
123, No. 1:137, 1993.
24. J.E.Berkelhamer: Political Advocacy from a Pediatrician’s Perspective. Pediatric Annals, Vol. 24, No.
8:402, 1995
25. J.M. Devries, J.E. Berkelhamer, R. A. Molteni, K.S. Edwards, and E.K. Kachur: Developing Models for
Pediatric Residency Training in Managed Care Settings. Pediatrics, Vol. 101 No. 4: 753, 1998.
26. J. E. Berkelhamer: Press Statement on passage of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act.
Clinical Pediatrics, Vol. 46, No. 6:479, 2007
27. J. E. Berkelhamer: Press Statement on New CMS SCHIP Guidelines. Clinical Pediatrics, Vol. 46,
No. 9:763, 2007
28. Szilagy PG, Cheng T, Simpson L, Berkelhamer, JE, Sectish TC; Association of Medical School
Pediatric Department Chairs, Inc.: Health insurance for all children and youth in the United States: a
position statement of the Federation of Pediatric organizations. J Pediatr. 2008 Sep; 153(3):301-2. No
abstract available PMID: 1871823
Abstracts:
1. J. E. Berkelhamer and J. Mendelsohn: Triage in the Pediatric Emergency Room. Combined
Centennial Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Program and Abstracts, Toronto,
Canada, 168, 1975.
2. J. E. Berkelhamer: Solo Versus Group Practice in a University Based Pediatric Clinic.
Combined Centennial Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Program and Abstracts,
Toronto, Canada, 169, 1975.
3. J. Mendelsohn and J. E. Berkelhamer: Patient Compliance in a University Based Pediatric
Clinic. Combined Centennial Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Program and
Abstracts, Toronto, Canada, 180, 1975.
4. J. E. Berkelhamer, R. Whitham, J. North, J. Mendelsohn, and B. J. Thompson: Postpartum
Urban Mothers' Conceptions about Infant Feeding Regimens. 16th Annual Meeting of the
Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Program and Abstracts, St. Louis, Missouri, 27, 1976.
5. J. E. Berkelhamer, R. Whitham, J. North, and J. Mendelsohn: The Correlation of Education
Level, Economic Status, and Maternal-Infant Feeding Methods in an Urban Population.
Pediatric Research, Vol. 10, No. 4:301, 1976.
Abstracts: (continued)
*6. J. Kraut, K. K. Christoffel, J. E. Berkelhamer, and C. Boddie-Willis: Assessment of the Tine
Screening in an Urban Pediatric Clinic. 18th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric
Association, Program and Abstracts, New York, New York, 1978.
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7. J. E. Berkelhamer: A Comparison of Outcomes in Pediatric Houseofficers Exposed to a Solo
versus Team Practice Model. 18th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association,
Program and Abstracts, New York, New York, 46, 1978.
8. J. E. Berkelhamer, S. M. Davidson, S. Bornstein: An Analysis of the Changing Utilization
Pattern of Emergency Room Services. 18th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric
Association, Program and Abstracts, New York, New York, 47, 1978.
9. J. E. Berkelhamer, F. Munkenbeck, S. M. Davidson, C. M. Wigder, S. Bornstein: Pediatric
Emergency Room Utilization by Diagnosis and Sex. Pediatric Research, Vol. 12, No. 4, Part
2:368, 1978.
*10. S. Waskerwitz and J. E. Berkelhamer: Bacteremia in Febrile Children: Evaluation of Functional
Status, Physician Judgement, and Absolute White Cell Count. 19th Annual Meeting of the
Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Program and Abstracts, Atlanta, Georgia, 63, 1979.
11. J. E. Berkelhamer and T. Herold: Do Medical Students Cause Patient Dissatisfaction? 21st Annual
Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Program and Abstracts, San Francisco, California, 29,
1981.
*12. S. Waskerwitz and J. E. Berkelhamer: Another Look at the Febrile Child Under 2 Years: Who
Really Needs a White Cell Count and Blood Culture? 21st Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory
Pediatric Association, Program and Abstracts, San Francisco, California, 35,1981.
13. Y.-T. Chun, J. E. Berkelhamer, T. Herold: Characteristics of Dog Bites in Children Less than 4
Years Old. 21st Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Program and
Abstracts, San Francisco, California, 52, 1981.
14. A. Buckner-Chandler, J. Reibstein, C. Wong, and J. E. Berkelhamer: Attendance in a Program
for Teenage Mothers: What Levels Make A Difference? 22nd Annual Meeting of the
Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Program and Abstracts, Washington, D.C., 111, 1982.
15. J. M. Feinstein, M. Gruszka, C. Wong, A. Carey, and J.E. Berkelhamer: Factors Associated with
Early Cessation of Breastfeeding in an Urban Population. 23rd Annual Meeting of the
Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Program and Abstracts, Washington, D.C., 98, 1983.
16. J. M. Feinstein, M. Gruszka, C. Wong, A. Carey, J. E. Berkelhamer: Early Cessation of Breast
Feeding in an Urban Population. Clinical Research, Vol. 31, No. 4:787A, 1983.
Abstracts: (continued)
*17. S. Reingold, P. Abramowitz, T. Karrison, J. E. Berkelhamer: A Controlled Clinical Trail of
Amoxicillin and Metronidazole for the Treatment on Non-specific Vaginitis. 24th Annual
Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Program and Abstracts, San Francisco,
California, 80, 1984.
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*18. A. J. Saulys, J. E. Berkelhamer, A. C. Watson: Does Single Dose Amoxicillin Therapy Work for
Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infection in Children? 24th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory
Pediatric Association, Program and Abstracts, San Francisco, California, 96, 1984.
*19. S. Reingold, P. Abramowitz, T. Karrison, J. E. Berkelhamer: Amoxicillin versus Metronidazole
for Therapy of Non-specific Vaginitis. Clinical Research, Vol. 32, No.4:813A, 1984.
*20. A. J. Saulys and J. E. Berkelhamer: Single Dose Amoxicillin for Childhood Urinary Tract
Infection. Clinical Research, Vol. 32, No. 813A, 1984.
*21. J. E. Berkelhamer, K. Rojek, D. Sawicki: An Analysis of Revenues and Expenses in a University
Hospital General Pediatric Ambulatory Practice. 25th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric
Association, Program and Abstracts, Washington, D.C., 58, 1985.
*22. J. E. Berkelhamer: Do Housestaff Generate More Charges than Faculty? An Analysis of a University
Hospital General Pediatric Practice, 25th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association,
Program and Abstracts, Washington, D.C., 65, 1985.
23. J. M. Feinstein, J. E. Berkelhamer, M. Gruszka, C. Wong, A. Carey: Early Termination of
Breastfeeding in an Urban Population. Clinical Research, Vol. 33, No. 4:823A, 1985.
24. J. E. Berkelhamer and D. Fisher: Should Medical Students Take a Senior Elective at Their First
Choice Pediatric Residency Program? 29th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric
Association, Abstracts Brochure, Read by Title. p. 4, 1989.
*25. J. E. Berkelhamer: How Do General Pediatric Clinics Function From The Perspective of the
Practice Manager? Results of a Survey of Academic Departments. AJDC, Vol. 143, No. 4:415,
1989.
*26. I. Cade, E. Willis, J. E. Berkelhamer: A Correlation Between Maternal and Child Blood Lead
and Zinc Protoporphyrin Concentrations. Clinical Research, Vol. 37, No. 4:962A, 1989.
*27. M. Lehmann, S. Gordon, A. Saulys, J. Dinnes, J. E. Berkelhamer, E. Ekwo: Upright or Lying
Down: Is One Better for Doing a Lumbar Puncture (LP)? AJDC, Vol. 144, No. 4: 427,1990.
*28. I. Cade, C. Gosselink, E. Willis, E. Ekwo, J. E. Berkelhamer: Correlation of Maternal and Child
Blood Lead Concentrations. AJDC, Vol. 144, No. 4:434, 1990.
*29. J. E. Berkelhamer and N. H. Pliskin: Has the Eighty Hour Work Week Lessened Stress Levels in
PL-1 Residents? AJDC, Vol. 145, No.4:399, 1991.
Abstracts: (continued)
*30. P. Horn, J. Mendelsohn, M. I. Bowers, M. Chappen, J. R. Schreier, S. H. Spalding, J. Weyher,
and J. E. Berkelhamer: Universal Urine Toxicologic Screening in an Urban Nursery. AJDC, Vol.
146, No. 4:491, 1992.
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*31. N. M. Nazark, J. E. Berkelhamer, R. E. Ward: Development of a Pediatric Lead Screening Policy
in a Diverse Managed Care Population. Arch Ped Adol Med, Vol. 150, P57, 1996.
*32. L. Reeves, J. F. Cara, R.M. Massanari, and J. E. Berkelhamer: Utilization Management of
Insulin-dependent Diabetes Mellitus (IDDM) in a Managed Care Setting. Arch Ped Adol Med,
Vol. 150, P76, 1996.
*33. J. Cara, J. E. Berkelhamer, S. Rivkin, J. Johnson: Growth Hormone Utilization Management in a
Managed Care Setting: Effect of Human Growth Hormone (HGH) Utilization Guidelines on
HGH-Associated Costs. Amb Child Health, Vol. 3, No. 1, part 2:136, 1997.
*34. K. Yager, L. Whell, J. E. Berkelhamer: Asthma Readmissions after Implementation of a Clinical
Pathway and Education Program. Amb Child Health, Vol. 3, No. 1, part 2:217, 1997.
35. A. Joshua, J. Mayrand, D. Demeester, M. Hall, J. Berkelhamer: Early Discharge of Healthy
Newborns. Amb Child Health, Vol. 3, No. 1, part 2:218, 1997.
*36. J. Berkelhamer: Issues facing children in the United States and the role of the American
Academy of Pediatrics. Journal of the Japan Pediatric Society, Vol. 111, No. 2:135, 2007.
* indicates abstract that resulted in a platform, poster or post-symposium presentation
Book Chapters:
1. Foreword and co-edited by J. E. Berkelhamer: Our Baby's First Seven Years. Chicago Lying-In
Hospital, University of Chicago Medical Center, Fifth Edition, ISBN 0-93780-07-7, Chicago,
Illinois, 1980.
2. J. E. Berkelhamer, E. J. Noyes, R. T. Chen: Child Health Policy--An Overview of Federal
Involvement. Advances in Pediatrics, Vol. 29, 211, 1982.
3. J. E. Berkelhamer: Public Policy Formulation and Child Advocacy for the Health Care
Professional. Crippled Children's Services Institute Handbook, Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio, copyright July, 1985, CCSI.
4. J.E. Berkelhamer: Childhood Enuresis. Conn's Current Therapy, edited by R.E. Rakel. W.B.
Saunders Co., Philadelphia, PA, 570,1988.
5. J. E. Berkelhamer: Models of Office Practice. Ambulatory Pediatric Care. Edited by R. A.
Dershewitz. J. B. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia, PA, 1, 1988.
Book Chapters: (continued)
6. J. E. Berkelhamer: The Organization of Practice for Underserved Children: Implications for
Resident Education. Educating Pediatric Residents to Provide Health Care to Underserved
Children. Edited by P. McCarthy. Ambulatory Pediatric Association. McLean, VA, 29, 1990.
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7. Authored by the Committee on Practice and Ambulatory Medicine: Management of Pediatric
Practice. Second Edition. American Academy of Pediatrics, Elk Grove Village, IL, 1991.
8. J. C. Dolins, J. G. Pawelski, C. N. Schiavo: Government Affairs Handbook. Edited by The
Committee on State Government Affairs, J. E. Berkelhamer, Chairperson and The Council on
Government Affairs, M. O. Kolb, Chairperson. American Academy of Pediatrics, Elk Grove
Village, IL, 1992.
9. J.E. Berkelhamer: Introduction to Improving Child Health in a Managed Care Environment, Report of
the Twenty-Ninth Ross Roundtable on Critical Approaches to Common Pediatric Problems. Columbus,
Ohio: Ross Products Division, Abbott Laboratories, Inc., 1998, p 1.
Reviews and Commentaries:
1. J. E. Berkelhamer: The University of Chicago Wyler Children's Hospital Ambulatory Program.
Ambulatory Pediatric Association Newsletter, Vol. 11, No. 3:17, 1976.
2. D. W. Schiff et. al., Consultants: G. Austin, J. E. Berkelhamer, et. al.: Health Insurance: A
Statement of Principles to Serve As A Basis for Health Insurance Programs. Amer. Acad. Ped.
News and Comments, Vol. 32, No. 2:7, 1981.
3. J. E. Berkelhamer: The Hospital Outpatient Department. Ambulatory Pediatric Association
Newsletter, Vol. 22, No. 1:3, 1986.
4. J. E. Berkelhamer: What Has the APA Done for Me Lately? Ambulatory Pediatric Association
Newsletter, Vol. 22, No. 2:1, 1986.
5. J. E. Berkelhamer: Should We Affirm Our Commitment to the Family? Ambulatory Pediatric
Association Newsletter, Vol. 22, No. 3:3, 1987.
6. J. E. Berkelhamer: Caring for Society's "Have-nots". American Medical News, Vol. 30, No.
24:4, 1987.
7. J. E. Berkelhamer: A Pediatrician's View of the Medical Revolution. Ambulatory Pediatric
Association Newsletter, Vol. 23, No. 2:1, 1987.
Reviews and Commentaries: (continued)
8. J. E. Berkelhamer: A book review of "Assuring Quality Out-Patient Care for Children:
Guidelines and a Management System" by C. D. Cook and J. Heidt. Pediatrics, Vol. 82, No.
3:376, 1988.
9. D. W. Shea et. al., Consultants: J. E. Berkelhamer et. al.: Office-Based Medication Dispensing in
Pediatric Practice. Pediatrics, Vol. 83, No. 1:143, 1989.
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10. J. E. Berkelhamer: Teaching and Learning Pediatrics. Indian Journal of Pediatrics, Vol. 56, No.
1:17, 1989.
11. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letters from the Editor. Illini Pediatrician, Vol. 7, No. 1:5, 1989 and No. 2:3,
1989.
12. Adam H. (ed): Pediatric AIDS, Report of the Twentieth Ross Roundtable on Critical Approaches
to Common Pediatric Problems. Columbus, Ohio, Ross Laboratories, pp 97 and 117,1989. J. E.
Berkelhamer (participant)
13. J. E. Berkelhamer: Pediatrician finds challenges in Chicago practice. American Academy of
Pediatrics News, Vol. 5, No. 8:10, 1989.
14. J. E. Berkelhamer: Office laboratory procedures. American Academy of Pediatrics News, Vol. 5,
No. 11:3, 1989.
15. Committee on Child Health Care Delivery, B. J. Bradford and P. Melinkovich, Co-chairpersons,
J. E. Berkelhamer, et. al. (committee members): Guidelines for Pediatric Health Care Delivery in
Academic Ambulatory Care Settings. Ambulatory Pediatric Association, McLean, VA, 1990.
16. J. E. Berkelhamer: President’s Column. Illinois Pediatrician, Vol. 10, No. 3:2, 1992.
17. J. E. Berkelhamer: Book Review of Textbook of Pediatric Nutrition” by Robert M. Suskind and
Leslie Lewinter-Suskind. Chicago Medicine, Vol. 95, No. 23:34, 1992.
18. J. E. Berkelhamer: President’s Report. Illinois Pediatrician, Vol. 10, No. 4:1, 1992.
19. J. E. Berkelhamer: Attack on Vaccines Irrational, Unhelpful. Letter to the Editor, Highland Park
Voice, No. 12:13, 1992.
20. J.E. Berkelhamer: Remembering What's Important. Illinois Pediatrician, Vol. II, No. 1:1, 1993.
21. J.E. Berkelhamer: Proposed Block Grants Hurt Families. Detroit Free Press, October 11, 1995.
22. J.E. Berkelhamer: Medicaid Block Grant a Bad Idea. The Detroit News, October 24, 1995.
23. J. E. Berkelhamer: Candidates for 2005 election outline professional accomplishments. AAP
News, Vol. 25, No. 12: 284, December, 2004.
Reviews and Commentaries: (continued)
24. J. E. Berkelhamer: Vice Presidential Candidates position statements. AAP News, Vol. 26, No.
1:6, January, 2005.
25. J. E. Berkelhamer: What do you view as the key to energizing and involving the grassroots
membership? AAP News, Vol. 26, No. 2:7, February, 2005.
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26. J. E. Berkelhamer: Along your career path in pediatrics and the Academy, who are the
individuals who were your mentors, and what have you learned from them? AAP News, Vol.
26, No. 3:7, March, 2005.
27. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. Changing of the guard: New president to tackle
host of issues. AAP News, Vol. 27, No. 11:6, November, 2006.
28. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. Immunizations: More than a burning issue for
pediatricians. AAP News, Vol. 27, No.12:6, December, 2006.
29. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. Seizing the opportunity: AAP relying on members
to advance National Agenda for Children. AAP News, Vol. 28, No.1:6, January, 2007.
30. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. Pediatric diplomacy: AAP extending reach beyond
U.S. borders. AAP News, Vol. 28, No.2:6, February, 2007.
31. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. Academy forges alliance to keep promises to
America’s youth. AAP News, Vol. 28, No.3:6, March, 2007.
32. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. AAP striving to make SCHIP accessible to more
children. AAP News, Vol. 28, No.4:6, April, 2007
33. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. UNICEF report card yet another wake-up call for
U.S.. AAP News, Vol. 28, No.5:6, May, 2007.
34. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. EPSDT has stood test of time, but its future is in
jeopardy. AAP News, Vol. 28, No.6:6, June, 2007.
35. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. AAP poised to move research from lab to bedside
to curbside. AAP News, Vol. 28, No.7:6, July, 2007.
36. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. AAP members share views on health insurance,
reimbursement. AAP News, Vol. 28, No.8:6, August, 2007.
37. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. Adherence to fair trade policies a step in the right
direction. AAP News, Vol. 28, No.9:6, September, 2007.
Reviews and Commentaries: (continued)
38. J. E. Berkelhamer: Letter from the President. Year flies by, but important gains made for
children, pediatricians. AAP News, Vol. 28, No. 10:6, October, 2007.
Selected Presentations and Invited Lectures:
1. "The History of Poliomyelitis", presented to the Victor Vaughn Society, January 14, 1967,
University of Michigan Medical School Library.
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2. "Nursing: The Concept of the Nurse Practitioner", presented to the 18th Annual Congress of the
Illinois Association of Maternal and Child Health, March 22, 1974, Peoria, Illinois.
3. "A Comprehensive Child Care Team", presented to the 9th Annual Conference of the
Association for the Care of Children in Hospitals, May 31, 1974, Chicago, Illinois.
4. "The General Pediatric Clinic Health Care Team", presented to the 1st Annual Meeting of
Region V of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, January 31, 1975, Chicago, Illinois.
5. "Health Maintenance Organizations--Chicago Style", presented to the 1st Annual Meeting of
Region V of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, January 31, 1975, Chicago, Illinois.
6. "The Organization of the Pediatric Emergency Room", presented to the Conference on the
Evaluation and Treatment of the Injured Child, December 11, 1975, Chicago, Illinois.
7. "A Description of the University of Chicago Wyler Children's Hospital Ambulatory Program",
presented to the 16th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, April 27, 1976,
St. Louis, Missouri.
8. "Teaching Pediatrics in the Ambulatory Setting", a workshop presented with J. Mendelsohn and
A. Lattimer to the 16th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, April 27,
1976, St. Louis, Missouri.
9. "The Ambulatory Care of Pediatric Patients", a part of the Preceptor Lecture Series of the Center
for Health Administration Studies, February 14, 1977, Chicago, Illinois.
10. Children and Death: A Conference for Educators and Clinicians, as a moderator, sponsored by
the University of Chicago Wyler Children's Hospital and The Center for Continuing Education,
March 19, 1978, Chicago, Illinois.
11. "The History, Direction, and Current Standards of Ambulatory Care", presented to the Greater
Chicagoland Affiliate Association for the Care of Children in Hospitals, April 7, 1978, Chicago,
Illinois.
Selected Presentations and Invited Lectures: (continued)
12. "The Potential Usefulness of Computerization to the Emergency Room Medical Staff", presented
to the 4th Annual Meeting of Region V of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, December 1,
1978, Chicago, Illinois.
13. "Trends in the Utilization of Pediatric Emergency Services", presented to the Third Annual Illinois
Health Care Symposium with S. M. Davidson and S. Bornstein, March 13, 1979, Chicago, Illinois.
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14. "How Washington Formulates Child Health Policy", a workshop presented to the 5th Annual
Meeting of Region V of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, December 7, 1979, Chicago,
Illinois.
15. "Proposals Before Congress on National Health Insurance", presented as the National Social
Work Month Lecture at the University of Chicago, March 18, 1980, Chicago, Illinois.
16. "Child Health Policy and the Federal Government", a workshop presented with S. M. Davidson
to the 20th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, April 28, 1980, San
Antonio, Texas.
17. "Do Medical Students Cause Patient Dissatisfaction?", presented with T. Herold to the 21st
Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, April 30, 1981, San Francisco,
California.
18. "Another Look at the Febrile Child Under 2 Years: Who Really Needs a While Cell Count and
Blood Culture?", presented with S. Waskerwitz to the 21st Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory
Pediatric Association, April 30, 1981, San Francisco, California.
19. "Ambulatory Clinic Facilities--The Medical Viewpoint", presented to the Symposium on
Pediatric Clinic and Emergency Room Architecture, American Academy of Pediatrics, June 26,
1981, Chicago, Illinois.
20. "Advances in Architecture Design of Pediatric Ambulatory Facilities,", a workshop presented
with W. A. Wingert, D. Bassler, M. Tyne, and B. J. Seabury to the 22nd Annual Meeting of
the Ambulatory Pediaric Association, May 12, 1981, Washington, D.C.
21. "The Federal Government and Health Policy", presented as part of the ASHUM (Arts and
Sciences Basic to Human Biology and Medicine) Seminar Series, University of Chicago,
November 22, 1982, Chicago, Illinois.
22. "Current Debates Over the New Federalism", a workshop presented to the 9th Annual Meeting
of Region V of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, March 2, 1983, Chicago, Illinois.
23. "Medicaid Improvements on Behalf of Mothers and Children", testimony before the United
States House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health
and the Environment, July 15, 1983, Washington, D.C.
Selected Presentations and Invited Lectures: (continued)
24. "The Future of General Pediatrics and the APA", presented to the 10th Annual Meeting of
Region V of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, April 2, 1984, Chicago, Illinois.
25. "Public Policy for the Child Advocate", presented to the First Crippled Children's Services
Continuing Education Institute (CCSCEI), September 26, 1984, the Second CCSCEI, July 24,
1985, the Third CCSCEI, June 25, 1986, the Fourth CCSCEI July 22, 1987, and the Fifth
CCSCEI June 15, 1988, Columbus, Ohio.
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26. "Single Dose Amoxicillin for Childhood Urinary Tract Infection", presented with A. J. Saulys to
the Combined Annual Meeting of the Midwest Society for Pediatric Research, November 2,
1984, Chicago, Illinois.
27. "An Analysis of Revenue and Expenses in a University Hospital Pediatric Ambulatory Practice",
presented to the 25th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, May 9, 1985,
Washington, D.C.
28. "Do Housestaff Generate More Charges Than Faculty? An Analysis of a University Hospital Pediatric
Ambulatory Practice", presented to the 25th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association,
May 10, 1985, Washington, D.C.
29. "The Economics of Ambulatory Pediatric Practice in an Academic Setting", presented to the
Annual Meeting of Region V of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, November 1, 1985,
Toledo, Ohio.
30. "Crippled Children's Services Programs and Prospective Payment", presented to the First
Crippled Children's Services Continuing Education Advanced Institute (CCSCEAI), November
4, 1985, and the Second CCSCEAI, November 16, 1987, Columbus, Ohio.
31. A series of lectures on general pediatric topics: "Common Bacterial Infections, Infant Nutrition,
Health Promotion, and Bacterial Meningitis", presented to the Annual Continuing Medical
Education Conferences for the U. S. Department of State Regional Medical Officers, March 16-
21, 1986, Waikiki, Hawaii and April 28- May 2,1986, London, England.
32. "Children as a Priority? Political Implications of the 1986 Elections", presented with F. Barnes,
P. Budetti, and M. Kolb to the Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Pediatrics,
November 5, 1986, Washington, D. C.
33. "Contemporary Issues in Pediatric Ambulatory Care", presented at Advances in Family
Medicine 1987, The Cook County Graduate School of Medicine, March 25, 1987, Chicago,
Illinois.
34. "A Pediatrician's View of the Medical Revolution", President's Address to the 27th Annual
Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, May 1, 1987, Anaheim, California.
Selected Presentations and Invited Lectures: (continued)
35. "The Parental and Medical Leave Act", testimony before the United States Senate Human
Resources Committee Subcommittee on Children, Families, Drugs and Alcoholism, September
14, 1987, Chicago, Illinois.
36. "Impacts of the Current Focus on Quality: Physician Perspectives", presented at the Chicago
Health Executives Forum, September 16, 1987, Chicago, Illinois.
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37. "Practice Management in the General Pediatric Clinic", a workshop presented with S. H. Gould
and Stan McMorrow to the 28th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, May
5, 1988, Washington, D. C..
38. "Solutions - Building in Quality of Care - Minimal Care Versus Optimal Care", presented to the
Children with Special Health Care Needs Continuing Education Advanced Institute, October 25,
1988, Columbus, Ohio.
39. "Management of Outpatient Pediatric Practice in the Ambulatory Setting", presented at Loyola
University Pediatric Department Grand Rounds, February 22, 1989, Maywood, IL
40. "How do General Pediatric Clinics Function from the Perspective of the Practice Manager?
Results of a Survey of Academic Departments", presented to the 29th Annual Meeting of the
Ambulatory Pediatric Association, May 3, 1989, Washington, D. C..
41. A series of lectures on general pediatric topics: "Growth and Development, Adolescent
Medicine, and Attention Deficit Disorders", presented to the Annual Continuing Medical
Education Conferences for the U. S. Department of State Regional Medical Officers, April
17-21,1989, Waikiki, Hawaii and May 15-19, 1989, Lisbon, Portugal.
42. "Public Policy for the Child Advocate", presented to the Children with Special Health Care
Needs Continuing Education Institute, June 14, 1989, Columbus, Ohio.
43. "The Organization of Practice for Underserved Children: Implications for Resident Education",
presented to the Ambulatory Pediatric Association Conference on Educating Pediatric Residents
to Provide Health Care to Underserved Children, March 4, 1990, Alexandria, VA.
44. "Medicaid" a workshop presented with Judith Cohen Dolins to the American Academy of
Pediatrics Third Annual Legislative Conference, March 28, 1990, Washington, D. C..
45. "How to Teach Practice Management to Pediatric Residents" a workshop presented with James
V. Lustig and Kenneth E. Matthews to the Association of Pediatric Program Directors 1990
Annual Meeting, May 7,1990, Anaheim, California.
46. "Some Observations on Ambulatory Division Programs" as an invited participant in the Boston
Children's Hospital Ambulatory Division Staff Retreat, September 27,1990, Woods Hole, MA.
Selected Presentations and Invited Lectures: (continued)
47. "Access to Care: Working the System at the State Level" presented with A. M. Rogers and D. T.
Tayloe, Jr. to the 1991 Spring Session of the American Academy of Pediatrics, March 20,1991,
San Diego, California.
48. "Access to Care" presented with A. M. Rogers to the Fourth Annual Legislative Conference of the
American Academy of Pediatrics, April 15, 1991, Washington, D. C..
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49. "Has the Eighty Hour Work Week Lessened Stress Levels in PL-1 Residents?" presented to the
1991 Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, April 30, 1991, New Orleans, LA.
50. "The Children's Investment Trust Fund" as testimony before the United States Senate Committee
on Labor and Human Resources Subcommittee on Children, Family, Drugs and Alcoholism,
May 14, 1991, Washington, D. C..
51. "Political Advocacy at the State Level: Current Legislative Issues" presented with A. M. Rogers
and D. T. Tayloe, Jr. to the 60th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Pediatrics,
October 29,1991, New Orleans, LA.
52. "Immunizations and Care of the Well Child" presented to Advances in Family Medicine, The
National Center for Advanced Medical Education, March 4, 1992, Chicago, IL.
53. "Access to Medical Care: State Overview" presented with J. C. Dolins to the American Academy
of Pediatrics Fifth Annual Legislative Conference, March 20, 1992, Washington, D. C.
54. A series of lectures on general pediatric topics: Screening Tests, Lead Poisoning, Otitis Media,
and Visual Diagnosis, presented to the Continuing Medical Education Course #11 sponsored by
the American Academy of Pediatrics, September 4-6, 1992, Seattle, Washington.
55. Working with the Bureaucracy at the State Level: Successful Scenarios in Political Advocacy”
presented with R. M. Corwin, A. M. Rogers, and D. T. Tayloe, Jr. to the 1992 Annual Meeting
of the American Academy of Pediatrics, October 14, 1992, San Francisco, CA.
56. The American Academy of Pediatrics Access Agenda” presented to the Access to Health Care
Task Force, a conference sponsored by the Administration for Children and Families, Public
Health Service, and Health Care Financing Administration, December 8, 1992, Chicago, IL.
57. "State Overview of Current Trends in Child Health Care Policies" presented with J.C. Dolins to
the American Academy of Pediatrics Sixth Annual Legislative Conference, April 19, 1993,
Washington, D.C.
58. "Universal Health Insurance - Three New State Programs" presented with J.F. Hagan, Jr., J.R.
Moore, and R. Stempfel at The American Academy of Pediatrics 1993 Annual Meeting,
November 1, 1993, Washington, D.C.
Selected Presentations and Invited Lectures: (continued)
59. "Lobbying at the State Level" presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics Combined
District I and V Meeting, February 25, 1994, Bermuda.
60. "State Overview of Current Trends in Child Health Care Policies" presented to the American
Academy of Pediatrics Seventh Annual Legislative Conference, March 6, 1994, Washington,
D.C.
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61. "Definitions of Access and Partnership" at the State Child Health Access Project Strategy
Conference, A program of: American Academy of Pediatrics and National Association of Child
Advocates, Wingspread Conference Center, April 8, 1994, Racine, WI.
62. "Nutrition in Childhood and Adolescence" at the Eighth Annual Nutrition Symposium "Nutrition
for All of Life's Stages," a program of the Henry Ford Hospital Office of Continuing Medical
Education, November 2, 1994, Dearborn, MI.
63. "Data, Standards, and Quality Assurance Issues" as part of an expert panel at the Invitational
Workshop "Strategies for Assuring the Provision of Quality Services through Managed Care
Delivery Systems to Children with Special Health Care Needs," Institute of Medicine, National
Academy of Sciences, December 12, 1994, Washington, D.C.
64. “State Overview of Child Health Policy” presented to the American Academy of Pediatrics Eight
Annual Legislative Conference, April 2, 1995, Washington, D.C.
65. “Growth, Development and Anticipatory Guidance” presented to the 8th Annual Pediatric Board
Review, September 11, 1995, Ypsilanti, MI.
66. “Childhood Emergencies: Resuscitating the System” presented with G.L. Foltin, J.A. Weinberg,
and R.A. Wiebe to the 1995 Annual Meting of the American Academy of Pediatrics, October 17,
1995, San Francisco, CA.
67. “Growth, Development and Anticipatory Guidance” presented to the 20th Annual Family
Practice Review Course, March 12, 1996, Ann Arbor, MI.
68. “State Overview of Child Health Policy” presented with J.C. Dolins to the American Academy
of Pediatrics Ninth Annual Legislative Conference, April 28, 1996, Washington, D.C.
69. “Managing Managed Care” a workshop presented with J.M. Perrin, B.M. Harley, and J.C.
Dolins
to the American Academy of Pediatrics Ninth Annual Legislative Conference, April 28, 1996,
Washington D.C.
70. “Redesigning Pediatric Training at Henry Ford: Lessons Learned and Future Directions” presented to
the HRSA and AAP Sponsored Conference, Managed Care and Pediatric Residency Training. May 4,
1996, Washington, D.C.
Selected Presentations and Invited Lectures: (continued)
71. “The Integration of Health Care Delivery and Medical Education in a Managed Care
Environment” presented with J.M. Devries, S.P. Shelov, and J.N. Walburn to the 36th Annual
Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, May 7, 1996, Washington, D.C.
72. “Resolved: Managed Care is the Best Health Care Delivery System for Children and their
Families” a debate presented with C. DeAngelis, L.M. Osborn, L.R. First, and M.E.H. Wilson to
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the 36th Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, May 9, 1996, Washington,
D.C.
73. “The Child Health Network from the Perspective of the Henry Ford Health System” presented to
the Children’s Hospital Oakland Leadership Retreat, May 23, 1996, Oakland, California.
74. “The Current State of Pediatric Practice and the Role of the Academy” presented to the Illinois
Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Meeting, May 31, 1996, Oak Brook,
Illinois.
75. “The Child Health Network, Bringing Managed Care and Children’s Hospital Together” to the
Annual Meeting of the National Association of Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions,
October 3, 1996, LaJolla, California.
76. “System-wide Integration of a Pediatric Asthma Education and Treatment Program” with D.L.
Haas as a poster presentation to the Annual Meeting of the National Association of Children’s
Hospitals and Related Institutions, October 4, 1996, LaJolla, California.
77. “Pediatric Asthma Management: Implementing a System Wide Program” with L. A. Whell,
K.M. Yager, and G. Dolorfino as a workshop presentation to the 37th Annual Meeting of the
Ambulatory Pediatric Association, May 2, 1997, Washington, D.C..
78. “The Henry Ford Health System Managed Care College” to the Special Interest Group on
Managed Care at the 37th Annual Meeting of The Ambulatory Pediatric Association, May 3,
1997, Washington, D.C.
79. “Medicaid and Children’s Health Care: Building Blocks or Stumbling Blocks?” with S. Berman
and A. Harlor to the American Academy of Pediatrics 1997 Spring Session, May 12, 1997, San
Diego, CA.
80. “Improving Child Health in a Managed Care Environment” the 29th Ross Roundtable on Critical
Approaches to Common Pediatric Problems, chaired by Jay E. Berkelhamer in collaboration
with the Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Oct. 25-26, 1997, Washington, D.C.
81. “Pediatrics in Integrated Healthcare Delivery Systems” to the Michigan Pediatric Resident’s
Career Day sponsored by the Michigan Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics,
November 12, 1997, East Lansing, MI.
Selected Presentations and Invited Lectures: (continued)
82. “Making Managed Care Work, New Ways to Provide Pediatric Care” to the Johnson & Johnson
Pediatric Institute (sponsored by the American Academy of Pediatrics), December 7, 1997,
Naples, FL.
83. “Prevention of RSV Disease in Infants at Risk,” faculty member in a Continuing Medical Education
Program chaired by Greg R. Elliott at the Medical College of Virginia Campus, Virginia
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Commonwealth University, June 10, 1998, Richmond, Virginia (Monograph and Videotape produced by
J.D. Salthouse Associates, Lambertville, NJ).
84. “Kids are Different” presentation in a Continuing Nursing Education Program, Investing in the Art of
Nursing, sponsored by Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, June 23, 2000, Atlanta, Georgia.
85. “The Role of the School Nurse” presentation as the keynote address to the Georgia School Nurse
Leadership Forum, November, 21, 2005, Atlanta, GA.
86. “What’s New at the AAP” presentation to the Texas Pediatric Society 2006 Annual Meeting, September
16, 2006, Dallas, TX.
87. “Issues facing children in the United States and the role of the American Academy of Pediatrics”
presentation to the 110 th Annual Meeting of the Japan Pediatric Society, April 14, 2007, Kyoto, Japan.
88. “The American Academy of Pediatrics and a Children’s Agenda” presentation to the 63 rd Congress of
the Italian Society of Pediatrics, September 28, 2007, Pisa, Italy.
89. “Setting a National Agenda for Children” presentation as the keynote address to the Kids Come First –
Transforming Pediatric Health Care in America Conference, October 14, 2007, Philadelphia, PA.
90. “Advancing an Agenda for Children” presentation as the presidential address to the American Academy
of Pediatrics, 2007 National Conference and Exhibition, October 27, 2007, San Francisco, CA.
91. “Child Advocacy and Public Policy Basics” presentation to the Emory University of Medicine Pediatric
Residents, January 8, 2008, Atlanta, GA.
92. “The American Academy of Pediatrics and Forging a National Agenda for Children” presentation to the
Emory University School of Medicine, January 8, 2008, Atlanta, GA.
93. “The American Academy of Pediatrics and Forging a National Agenda for Children” presentation to the
Emory University School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics Grand Rounds, January 9, 2008,
Atlanta, GA.
94. “The American Academy of Pediatrics Looking Forward in 2008” presentation to the Cairo NRP
Symposium, January 13, 2008, Shaem el Sheikh, Egypt.
Selected Presentations and Invited Lectures: (continued)
95. “Immunizations: Current Challenges” presentation to the Egyptian Pediatric Society Meeting, January
15, 2008, Cairo, Egypt.
96. “The American Academy of Pediatrics and our National Agenda for Children” presentation to
Sociedad Puertorriquena de Pediatria Annual Meeting, February 16, 2008, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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97. “Implementing Standards for Guideline Development: The AAP Experience” presentation to Institute of
Medicine Committee on Reviewing Evidence to Identify Highly Effective Clinical Services March 31,
2008, Washington, DC.
98. “The American Academy of Pediatrics and Forging a National Agenda for Children” presentation to
Akron Children’s Hospital Conference, April 3, 2008 Akron, Ohio.
99. “Immunizations: Current Challenges” presentation to Akron Children’s Hospital Grand Rounds, April 4,
2008, Akron, Ohio.
100. “The American Academy of Pediatrics and Forging a National Agenda for Children” to the New Mexico
Pediatric Society, April 5, 2008, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
101. “Immunizations: Current Challenges” to University of California, Davis 6th Annual Resident Advocacy
Symposium, April 10, 2008 Sacramento, California.
102. “The American Academy of Pediatrics and Forging a National Agenda for Children” to University of
California, Department of Pediatrics, April 11, 2008, Sacramento, California.
103. “The American Academy of Pediatrics Priorities and America’s Promise to Children” to National
Confederation of Pediatrics, May 2, 2008, Monterrey, Mexico.
104. “The American Academy of Pediatrics and Forging a National Agenda for Children” to Children’s
Hospital and Regional Medical Center, Department of Pediatrics, May 8, 2008, Seattle, Washington.
105. “The American Academy of Pediatrics and Forging a National Agenda for Children” at The Peggy
Hershel Memorial Lecture to the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, Department of
Pediatrics, July 10, 2008 Chicago, Illinois
106. “Developing an Agenda for Children” to the India Scientific Committee of Indo American Summit in
India August 1, 2008 Jaipur, India
107. “Child Health Advocacy and Immunizations” to the India Scientific Committee of Indo American
Summit August 2, 2008 Jaipur, India
108. “The Value of Immunizations in the United States” to the India Scientific Committee of Indo American
Summit August 3, 2008 Jaipur, India
Selected Presentations and Invited Lectures: (continued)
109. “The Value of Immunizations in the United States” to The Third Annual Allen Schwartz, M.D.
Lectureship to the Children’s Hospital of Mt. Sinai Department of Pediatrics, October 28-29, 2008
Baltimore, Maryland
110. “Developing an Agenda for Children” to The Third Annual Allen Schwartz, M.D. Lectureship to the
Children’s Hospital of Mt. Sinai Department of Pediatrics, October 28-29, 2008, October 28-29, 2008
Baltimore, Maryland
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111. “Update on Children’s Coverage Role of Medicaid and SCHIP for Children and Families” Children’s
Coverage Panel to the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid & Medicare, January 23, 2009 Washington, DC
112. “Colloquim: Critical Linkages to Education Questions Interconnectedness of Policy Sectors Presentation
Education” to the Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education Policy Fellowship Program,
Inaugural class of the Education Policy Fellows Program (EPFP),
March 11, 2009 Atlanta, Georgia
113. “Community Collaboration or Free Services to Youth” to the BOYS & GIRLS Clubs of America, May
16, 2009, Atlanta, Georgia
114. “Public Policy Legislative Breakfast SCHIP and Other Matters: Expanding Health Care Coverage
for All Children in the 111 th Congress” to Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, May 5, 2009,
Baltimore, Maryland
115. “The Emerging National Agenda for Children” to the 44 th Annual Riley Hospital
Multidisciplinary Child Healthcare Conference First Luncheon, May 20, 2009, Indianapolis, Indiana
116. “Immunizations, Myths and Communicating with Parents” to the 44 th Annual Riley Hospital
Multidisciplinary Child Healthcare Conference, May 20, 2009, Indianapolis, Indiana
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