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Author Index A Abrams DB Ake CF, 278 \lao MO. S66 Alderman M Anderson RI Atkins Austin Aven S, 162 B Bacak S] Barrera Bauman Beckles G, | sell RA, 124 sellew B, 41 Bennett NM Benotsch FE, 84 Berman WH Blozis SA Bolen |¢ 152. S83 Borrelli B, 2 Boulware LE, 221 Boutsen M Brink EW Brownson Buckles | Buekens P sulim ID Cc age M, 84 aldwell MB, | alifornia Department of Health Set Women’s Health Survey Group all KT, 182 Gold HI unacho F, 12 Good B ampbell M, 320 Goodwin arande-Kulis VG, S23, S66 Goonan K ase B, 218 GottliebN H asev MM Graham ], & issarino| Green CA, 298 Charles LI Greenwood G havez G Gregg EW, 197 hen X, 162 Guo }-l hou C-P. 16 McGinnis JM, | Christian RS, 79 Mckenzie TL, 48 H Christos P], 214 McMenamin S, 1! ChunHong L, 162 HaddixA , 1, 10 Mieczkowski TA Coates C], 93 Haikonen H, 209 Miller TR, S9 Coffield AB Halpern \C 214 MinkovitzCS , 22 Conway TI HarrisJ R, 1, 10 Moffat |, S5 Cooper GS Hartos ]l Mordavsky JK, 153 Crosthwait« Hartwell T, 197 Motl RW, 110, 332 Courtney JG Hecht [P, 272 Motvlewski I ink ¢ Covne-Beasles Hibberd PI Mukamel DB, 29 Cummings KM Hoefer WR Houck PM N D Huang PP Nadel MR, 132 Daumit GL, 221 Hunkeler EI Narayan KMV, 197 De A. Nishioka S, 152 Hyland A, 32° Navarro AM, =/2 78 336 Am | Prev Med 2001;21(4) 0749-3797 S-see front matter 2001 American Journal of Preventive Medicine ¢ Published by Elsevier Science Inc PIL 80749-3797 (01 )00376-2 Author Index A Abrams DB Ake CF, 278 \lao MO. S66 Alderman M Anderson RI Atkins Austin Aven S, 162 B Bacak S] Barrera Bauman Beckles G, | sell RA, 124 sellew B, 41 Bennett NM Benotsch FE, 84 Berman WH Blozis SA Bolen |¢ 152. S83 Borrelli B, 2 Boulware LE, 221 Boutsen M Brink EW Brownson Buckles | Buekens P sulim ID Cc age M, 84 aldwell MB, | alifornia Department of Health Set Women’s Health Survey Group all KT, 182 Gold HI unacho F, 12 Good B ampbell M, 320 Goodwin arande-Kulis VG, S23, S66 Goonan K ase B, 218 GottliebN H asev MM Graham ], & issarino| Green CA, 298 Charles LI Greenwood G havez G Gregg EW, 197 hen X, 162 Guo }-l hou C-P. 16 McGinnis JM, | Christian RS, 79 Mckenzie TL, 48 H Christos P], 214 McMenamin S, 1! ChunHong L, 162 HaddixA , 1, 10 Mieczkowski TA Coates C], 93 Haikonen H, 209 Miller TR, S9 Coffield AB Halpern \C 214 MinkovitzCS , 22 Conway TI HarrisJ R, 1, 10 Moffat |, S5 Cooper GS Hartos ]l Mordavsky JK, 153 Crosthwait« Hartwell T, 197 Motl RW, 110, 332 Courtney JG Hecht [P, 272 Motvlewski I ink ¢ Covne-Beasles Hibberd PI Mukamel DB, 29 Cummings KM Hoefer WR Houck PM N D Huang PP Nadel MR, 132 Daumit GL, 221 Hunkeler EI Narayan KMV, 197 De A. Nishioka S, 152 Hyland A, 32° Navarro AM, =/2 78 336 Am | Prev Med 2001;21(4) 0749-3797 S-see front matter 2001 American Journal of Preventive Medicine ¢ Published by Elsevier Science Inc PIL 80749-3797 (01 )00376-2 Am | Prev Med 200 ubject Index accidents, tra ehicl ACIP. See Advisory Committee « il, screenin Immunization Practices : H. See Child and Adolescent ACPM Practice Policy Statement hild and Adolescent Trial for overweight adults, 73 ! iscular Health, 101 ictivity, physical, 189 hospita=liz ation 1I s ,D OI > | 1dministrative license 1 Cation ] ) lets at, S25 j | ct Obs idolescent Dore smok Advisory Co Practices \frican-Americat AHCPR Clin 1 Pr Smoking Cessatio AHRQ. See AHCPR AIDS / HIV, 84 ilcohol-impaired alcohol-related mot ALR laws. See administrative license American Academ Immunization BAC. See blood alcohol concenu barriers to prenatal care I urope behavior animal, 209 contracepuve idolescent, 60 health and colorectal cancer s« 132 health, of alcohol drinkers, 298 Priorities physician, and immunization rates, 250 : ommunity pre ' services, 24, S16 preventive selt~ and diabetes. 199 , ompetencies, | health physicians, 2 smoking, cigars : omputers, 520 behavioral ontraceptive behavior, 60 intervention for high blood pressure, 221 ’ . ost etiectivofe pnreevesntsiv e set risk factors, physical activity, 189 me : 6, 7 risk factors, smoking, 218 , ost— benefit analysis, 1, 10 behaviors, risk-taking, and occupation, 203 ouncil on Linkages Between Academia Family Violence Prevet blood alcohol concentration, S10, S20. S66 aries — enc ‘ and Public Health Practice, S13 FARS. See Fatality Anal book review, 71 ; : ounseling fast-food industry, 71 Boost America program, S5 health habit, 20 Fatalitv Analvsis Re porting System FARS burdeno f disease, clinically preventable, 3 = en services, ettectivenesso f S7. S50. S6R 0 , smoking-cessation, 272 fecal occult blood testing iS preventive measure, 132 c D firearm storage, law enforcement officers California Women’s Health Survey, 314 deer vehicle crashes, 209 and, 118 CAMP. See Colorado Adolescent Maternity delivery of preventive services. See firearm-related injuries, firearm storage Program preventive services 118 Canadian National Population Health devices, protective, $31 firearms, 118 Survey, 307 diabetes care measures, 126 FOBT. See fecal occult 338 Am | Prev Med 2001;21(4) 0749-3797 /01/$-see front matter 2001 American Journal of Preventive Medicine ¢ Published by Elsevier Science Inc PIL S0749-3797 (01)00375-0 entorcemenst vs, servers, alcoholic beve P OS BAC S10. S80. S69 PACES. See ALR, $70 Paneoln child safety seat, S9, $17 Medicine MLDA, S20, $72 parent smoking, ce motor vehicle occupant injun hospitalization prevention, $7 parent support of occupant restramt, SS partner violence, 43 per se, SOU See also domestic violence primary enforcement, S48 screen for, 93 Am | Prev Med 2001;21 R prevalence, lesbian, gay, bisexual, 142 transportation, parent, spor registries, immunization, 267 144, 146 reminder system, 256 smoking-cessation counseling, 272 respiratory tract infections, 79 SOFIT. See Systematic Observation risk behaviors, HIV transmission, 84 spouse abuse, 170 USPSTI risk factors, behavioral, and occupatior See also partner violence UDPP Set 203 State Highway Safety Officers, S5 rural vs urban populations, health services STEPs. See Selective Traffic 182 STEP-UP. See Study to Enhance rural-urban differences in utilization of Study to Enhance Prevention by preventive preventive services, 182 Understanding Practice (STEP-UP iser—comput commentary, 05 | SPSTF. See - symptoms, patient, and delivery of Borex safety belt laws preventive services, 17 enhanced enforcement, $19, 548 Systematic Observationo f Fitness primary enforcement, S19, S48 Instruction Time (SOFIT), 103 secondary enforcement, S19, 548 systematic reviews, methods, $25 safety belt use (automobile), $19, S48 systems model intervention, domestic safety seats, child, automobile, $17, S31 iolence, 170 Scottish Heart Health Study, 285 seat belts, $23, $48, S66 T seatbelt use (automobile), $191 , S48 Task Force on Community Preven Selective Traffic Enforcement Programs Services, members, Sv STEPs), S55 tax, tobacco, and Latino health, 278 ind deer seniors and physical activity, 306 TEA-21. See Transportation Efficiency motor, 5 server training, alcoholic beverage, S20, $78 teachers, physical education, 101 servers, alcoholic beverages, laws, $78 teenage drivers. See adolescent , sexual practices, HIV, unprotected, 84 The Injury Prevention Program (TIPP), S1 VIGHERCE, Part sigmoidoscopy, as preventive measure TIPP. See The Injury Prevention Program predictors of skin cancer screening and nurse tobacco tax and Latino health, 278 practitioners, 214 tobaccous e. 153 72. 9R4. 395 smokers, Latino, 27 lesbian, gay, bisexual, 142 weight managen smoking, 272, 284 tobacco-related diseases, 15 effectiveness adolescent traffic accidents, and animals, 209 women, battered. Sec cessation, 153 lransportation Efficiency Act of the 21st women’s | parents, 218 Century (TEA-21), $7 Wuhan Smokir 340 American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Volume 21, Number 4 =| : ‘ | . : | é P | r ; | 7 a ’ te sor eke 5 M a Poe e = ee ee e ~ “Az wareCY Pee a : - Ba se e sen = e ee . ; ; Ag ee a a aac c " Mei ke } ort eae RE OSE esate Petmee ca eo oo , s i na te s .