Modes of Belonging: Debating School Demographics in Gentrifying New York

New York University School of Medicine.

Although much has been written about implementing mission-based management tools to help facilitate managing the primary academic missions at academic medical centers, there is surprisingly little written on standardized methodologies to align financial support across the academic and clinical missions. However, professional fee reimbursement has not kept pace with costs, and this, combined wit...

New York Law School Law Review

Impact of residential displacement on healthcare access and mental health among original residents of gentrifying neighborhoods in New York City

OBJECTIVES As gentrification continues in New York City as well as other urban areas, residents of lower socioeconomic status maybe at higher risk for residential displacement. Yet, there have been few quantitative assessments of the health impacts of displacement. The objective of this paper is to assess the association between displacement and healthcare access and mental health among the ori...

The Journal of New York School of Regional Anesthesia

I am heavily indebted to Vincent Chan who first described in great detail this specific technique, although in his initial paper (1), both ultrasound and nerve stimulation were used, which I no longer routinely do. Although la Grange et al. (2), as early as 1978, advocated the use of a Doppler probe to locate the axillary artery and facilitate plexus location, Kapral et al. (3) first described ...

Childhood obesity in New York City elementary school students.

OBJECTIVES We estimated overweight and obesity in New York City elementary school children. METHODS A multistage cluster sample of New York City public elementary school children was selected. Nurses measured children's height and weight and used a standard protocol to determine body mass index (BMI). Demographic information was obtained from official school rosters. Overweight and obese were...