American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2002: Vol 23 Index

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Author Index
gau MM Lee JM
Lemke
Ahluwalia JS Leslie |
\hrens MB FerrariJ D, 110 Levy BS
Allan |, 267 Ford BS, 106 Lewis PG, 524
Anderson M Fournier AM, 117 Linkins RW, 184
Anderson | Francis |, 117 Linton LS, 208
Anstadt G Frisch L, 69 Lipkus IM, 247
Asch S, 113 Funnell MM, 3S
M
B G Madsen |
BarriosL C, 146 Garfield S, 15S, 39S Marcell
Beach ML, 137 Gebbie KM, 217 Marcos |
Bjornson WM Geiss LS, 42 Marti|
Blair SN, 8S Gemson DH Mason K, 184
Bovd TD, 184 \, 15 McAfee T, 177
Brener ND, 146 sjeltema K McClure |B
Brennan | slanz K, 77)2 McCreath HI
Briss P. | slasgow RI McCulloch D, 15
Brownell s;Oldstein M McDonald TI Lin
Brownson rvonzales D McGechin M, 71
Buchanan Green BB. 17 McGeehin MA
Buist AS McGinnis JM
suist D H McNutt L-A
Sulim | Halabi S Millstein SG
Halpern-Felsher Mirabelli M¢
Harris K], 228 Morgan S] 110
lan C) Hays] T, 254 Morland K
iplo Heath GW, 73S Moser K, 134
Heatherton TI 7 Mott LA, 137
Henderson A, 221
asperse! Hennessey T, 110
ass AR Hindmarsh M, 177
itlin Th HolcombK , 165
hen |] Holtgrave DR, 209
hen |l Howze EH :
Choi WS Hulley SB
Clark MA, | Humpel N
Clarke RM, 59 Hurt RD
Coriell M tzkin fl
Corso P, 73S Noonan G
Isham G Norris SI
D
Dalton MA, 137 0
Davey HM, 15 Ottner PJ, 11
De Guire M. 165 Johnston JA Okuvemi K
Dellinger A, 33] ©’Malley MS
Dismuke SE, 69 K leans Cl
Dodard M, 117 Kahn EB wen N, ISS
Duan N, 113 Kaiser R, 221
Dube CE, | Kaplan EB, 247
Dunn AL, 8S Kieszak SM, 221 P
Durcan M], 234 Kilbourne EM. 328 Patrick K. 66
Kim D, 71 Pearlman DN, |
E Kip KE, 258 Pender N, 267
EarpJ L, 8 Kraft K, 208 Pérez-Stable
Edgerton EA, 113 Kriska A, 6S Peterson KK
Ehrich B, | Krueger CL, 170 Phillips KA, 98
Elder RW, 331 Pickle LW, 75
Ellenberg SS, 170 L Poole C, 23
Elliott JP, 110 LaDou J, 285 Powell KE, 73S
Elster AB, 211 Laurant MGH, 120 Prislin R, 165
320 Am ] Prev Med 2002;23(4) 0749-3797 /02/$-—see front matter
© 2002 American Journal of Preventive Medicine ¢ Published by Elsevier Science Inx $1054-139X (02)00523-8
Author Index
gau MM Lee JM
Lemke
Ahluwalia JS Leslie |
\hrens MB FerrariJ D, 110 Levy BS
Allan |, 267 Ford BS, 106 Lewis PG, 524
Anderson M Fournier AM, 117 Linkins RW, 184
Anderson | Francis |, 117 Linton LS, 208
Anstadt G Frisch L, 69 Lipkus IM, 247
Asch S, 113 Funnell MM, 3S
M
B G Madsen |
BarriosL C, 146 Garfield S, 15S, 39S Marcell
Beach ML, 137 Gebbie KM, 217 Marcos |
Bjornson WM Geiss LS, 42 Marti|
Blair SN, 8S Gemson DH Mason K, 184
Bovd TD, 184 \, 15 McAfee T, 177
Brener ND, 146 sjeltema K McClure |B
Brennan | slanz K, 77)2 McCreath HI
Briss P. | slasgow RI McCulloch D, 15
Brownell s;Oldstein M McDonald TI Lin
Brownson rvonzales D McGechin M, 71
Buchanan Green BB. 17 McGeehin MA
Buist AS McGinnis JM
suist D H McNutt L-A
Sulim | Halabi S Millstein SG
Halpern-Felsher Mirabelli M¢
Harris K], 228 Morgan S] 110
lan C) Hays] T, 254 Morland K
iplo Heath GW, 73S Moser K, 134
Heatherton TI 7 Mott LA, 137
Henderson A, 221
asperse! Hennessey T, 110
ass AR Hindmarsh M, 177
itlin Th HolcombK , 165
hen |] Holtgrave DR, 209
hen |l Howze EH :
Choi WS Hulley SB
Clark MA, | Humpel N
Clarke RM, 59 Hurt RD
Coriell M tzkin fl
Corso P, 73S Noonan G
Isham G Norris SI
D
Dalton MA, 137 0
Davey HM, 15 Ottner PJ, 11
De Guire M. 165 Johnston JA Okuvemi K
Dellinger A, 33] ©’Malley MS
Dismuke SE, 69 K leans Cl
Dodard M, 117 Kahn EB wen N, ISS
Duan N, 113 Kaiser R, 221
Dube CE, | Kaplan EB, 247
Dunn AL, 8S Kieszak SM, 221 P
Durcan M], 234 Kilbourne EM. 328 Patrick K. 66
Kim D, 71 Pearlman DN, |
E Kip KE, 258 Pender N, 267
EarpJ L, 8 Kraft K, 208 Pérez-Stable
Edgerton EA, 113 Kriska A, 6S Peterson KK
Ehrich B, | Krueger CL, 170 Phillips KA, 98
Elder RW, 331 Pickle LW, 75
Ellenberg SS, 170 L Poole C, 23
Elliott JP, 110 LaDou J, 285 Powell KE, 73S
Elster AB, 211 Laurant MGH, 120 Prislin R, 165
320 Am ] Prev Med 2002;23(4) 0749-3797 /02/$-—see front matter
© 2002 American Journal of Preventive Medicine ¢ Published by Elsevier Science Inx $1054-139X (02)00523-8
R Schreiner P], 258
Rajab MW, 73S Scutchfield FD, 66 in der Bij AK, 120
Rakowski W, | Seidel JS, 115 wricchioF E, 170
Ramirez AG, 36 Seidman CS, 66 Velicer WF, |
Ramsey LT,73S Shevlin JD, 92 Vest JR a
Rauscher GH, 8 Shults RA, 351 Villarreal R, 56
Ray SM, 92 Silvers LE, 170
Reed A, 117 Simon TR, 146
Rigotti NA, 234 Skinner CS, 247
Rimer BK, 1, 247 Sleet DA, 351
Ring AR, 296 Small ML, 146
Wensing
Robinson DA, 84 Snvder SR, 15S
Robinson TN, 106 Stange KC, 320 White ]D, 23
Rock LBS, 335 Stone E], 73S Whitlock EP
Rolka DB, 42 Surigo TS, 247 Whitney CG
Rose IM, 84 Su Y, 75 Wilhelm Jl
Roseman JM, 258 Suarez L, 36 Wilson DB
Roux AD Summers-Bean ( Wing S, 23
Rubia M Wise RP
Rubin CH T Wolff N
Russell LB TalaveraGA , 36 Woolf SH
Task Force on Community Preventive
Ss Services. 10S. 67S. 73S
Y
Sachs DPL, 234 Thomas D, 92
Salive ME, 170 Thompson RS Yohannes
Sallis JF, 208 Tickle [J], 137
Samsa GP, 247 Tilson HH, 217
Sanson-Fisher RW Todd D, 92
Sargent JD 137 Trapido E, 36
Sawver MH, 165 Trevena L], 59
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Subject Index
A Pap smear, 207 dental health projects, neighborhood
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome carcinoma basal cell and sunburn based, 15(1S
AIDS cardiovas« ular disease dental schools, 14(1S
activity physical. Se physi al activity and excess body we ight l dental sealant trials IS
adolescent alcohol use, 269 ind hypercholesterolemia, 13 I dental Service Research Scholars program
adolescent smoking ind parenting and physical activity, 121 14(1S
practices, 73 economi analysis | Dental Tr uning for ¢ of the
idolescent tobaccous e, 269 nutrition education, 297 Handi« ipped program RWIF), 13C1S
1dIi vertusing tobacco, 73 aries, dental 1(1S), 3¢1S), 6C1S) ‘ lentistry community, 16(1S), 2101S
for Healthcare Research and 13(1S), 16¢1S) 21(1S) 55(1S) 55(1S
Quality (AHRQ), 2(1S ariostatic agents 16(1S), 2101S pre ventve
alcohol hemical agents, warfare, 200 public healt 21(2S
and pede strian fatalities, 129 child immunization status, 36, 106 ( lepression ind coronary heart disease
ind pregnancy, medical text hildren, African-American risk of measles lisabled persons physic activity, 2900
recommendations 6 195 ( lisease outbreak detection, 180
and smoking in pregnancy holesterol disparities al and ethnic, in oral health
exposed pregnancy 166 high, 13 8(1S), 13(1S) (1S
use and dental health, 1(1S lowering therapy l Doctors Ag inst Handgun Injun DAHI
use Hispanic migrant adolescents, 269 ity design, 23(2S 516
American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry ochrane Collaboration, 3(1S) lomestic violence, 260
4(1S 77(1S) (table ollege students, vaccinating compared to other risk-taking behavior
American Academy of Pediatrics, 34(1S olonoscopy 28 RT)
76(1S table colorectal cancet screening, 23 physician's beliefs and behaviors, 82
American Cancer Society, 72(1S) (table ommunity coalitions for substance abuse survey questionnaire tor 83
American Dental Association (ADA 237, 304 dormitory students vaccinating, YS
1O(1S), 28(1S 34(1S), 77(1S) (table ommunity-based tobacco /alcohol drug Lis community action against
American Dental Education Association program, 269 4
1O¢1S ommunity DentCare Network
American Healthstvles Survey ommunity Voices: Healthcare fe E
4A merical Medical Association Underserved initiative, 8(1S ecologiu«v ipproach to ral lth
77018 table community water fluoridation (CWE promouon, 35(1 01S
1(1S), 3(1S), 17(1S), 2418 ducation, medi nutrition
table s2(1S), 6501S table
battered wom efttectiveness, 26(1S table conomk aly liovascular disease
behavior National Health Service (1 hrlichiosiinsd physi
lderl
change intervention, 62 IS table nvironment
health phvsic al cul pot ntial adverse effects of pedestrian-oriented IS
risk taking 7, 62 phvsical. audit to measure. 187
computet based counseling
travel, and physi il activity, 65(2S nvironmental mediatorso f physi
wctivity, 1]
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Svstem conference, Whistler 200] physi il activitt 20(25
BRFSS), 56(2S quipment, protective, sport, 1(1S
22)
Benefits and Risks of Water Fluoridation I8(1S), 21(¢1S), 54(1S), 5501S
confounders, defined, 7(2S
Report Pre pare d for Ontario's Publi coronary heart disease and depression table
Consultation on Water Fluoridatio SSENC] Electronic Surveillance System
Levels, 57(1S). 6001S cost for the Early Notufhication ot
and cost analysis, excess body
bioterrorism, book review Community-Based Epidemics, |
body weight, excess, cost « and cost analysis HI\ / vidence-based dentistrs 1S), 21
benefit analysis and HEDIS measures
book review, Guidotti, 139 76 medicine, 16(2S), 21(2S), 55(2S8
Keck 1) effectiveness and HEDIS measure eXercise 113, 12] ¢ ais physical activity
built environment training for disabled persons, 290
of dental services, 16(1S), 17(1S), 2101S
dimensions of, t
28(1S
F
Cc counseling, nutrition i face masks. See equipment
craniofacial injuries, sports-related, 1(15S)
California Tobacco Survey (CTS), 74 fatalities, motor vehicle-related
Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health (1S). 6C1S) 8(1S) 13¢(1S). 16¢1S) fecal occult blood test (FOBT)
Care, 19(1S), 56(1S) 58(1S), 59(1S) 21(1S), 55(1S). 76C1S) (table 79(1S) fetal alcohol syndrome, 136, 166
(table) 81(1S)
63(1S) (table), 68(1S) Fighting Back, community coalition, 237
cancer, oral and pharyngeal, 1(1S), 3(1S) curriculum in dental education, 14(1S) 404
6(1S), 13(1S), 16(1S), 21(1S), 32(1S) financing oral health care 8(1S)
55(1S), SLC1S) hrearms, preventing injury ACPM position
screening, colorectal, 28 death, attitude toward, 215 statement, 516
322 Am | Prev Med 2002;23(4) 0749-3797 /02/$-see front matter
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fluorides and fluoridation Insurance coverage Nabional \ Violence
1301S). 1601S), 55018 See al colorectal cancer screening, 28 NVAWS), 260
community wate! fluoridation excess body weight, | neighborhood stud
fluorosis, enamel 17(1S) 27(1S) smoking cessation, 160 9S
football, injury prevention in, 34(1S intervention studies, population-b ised
61S 16c ts 4 ; IS 1S
G intimate partner ol Se don rest
genetic factors in physical activity, 87(2S wlence
Guide to Clinical Preventive Services
Reporto f the U.S. Preventive Services L
lask Force (2
33(1S), 58C1S e9d9(i1tS)i,o n 7210919S6)) z(zt ablei S llaengdi slautsieo n, inds eatp hybseilct a use ACLiV2I5T4Y NIH Cons
guidelines, practice, 16(1S), 2101S), 55(1S life, end of as public healt Statement, Diagnosis and Ma
Gulf War veterans, illness experience, 200 life, quality of, 215 t Dental Caries Throu
Lyme disease, 47 IS na) 63018 table
nutrition counseling 174
handgun injury, preventing, ACPM position direct obse1 ition, 174
statement, 316 education, cardiovascular
Health Canada, 221 mailings, mass, 45
health education programs for dental market research to promote physi cal 0
health, 7(1S activity, 56(2S) obesity, |
Health Resources ind Services marketing, tobacco, 73 observaotf iproactnic e (nutriti«
Administration HRSA), 2 IS), 29(1S) mass mailings, effect on vaccine 1 eceipt 1 counseling 174
32(1S) Maternal and Child Health Burea 1 21S occupational medicine, 308, 311
health services, community, 16(1S), 21018 measles outbreak, risk of, 195 Oral Health in America \ Report
measurement and methods in ph ysical
IS Surgeon General, 1(1S
Healthy Pe ople 2010 goals and objectives vity research, 44(2S 1I3¢18 (1S (1S 8)
for promoting oral health, 1(1S), 3(1S) mediators 6301S Z IS table
16(1S), 22¢18 defined, 7(2S), 26(2S table), 6911S /2(1S
heat-induced death, vehicles 3] of exercise adherence in the el derly 74(1S) (table
hHeElDmeItSs . meSaees uerqeus ipamnedn t cost effectiveness, 276 of phyBsOi(c2aSl activity, women, 98 9S) oOlb jeicl tihev esl,t h 1(1S
Hisp2anHi c migrant adolesce nts, alcohol use Medpiscyacihdos ocpiraolv ide2r6s( 25o r programs l S communi(tiys -based
tobacco use, 269 s2(1S outbreak disease detection system
HIV prevention needs, cost of, 7 Medicare beneficiaries, influenza vaccine prevention outcomes comir unity
3
oahtions, 23, }
melanoma and sunburn, 91
meningococcal infections ind students OR
Immunization
coverage improving commentary mental health and intims partr 1e1 ir screening, ”2)0*
delay in schedule 8) violence, 260 parenting practices and idolescet
merchant incentives, tobacco, 73
hiinsftloureyn za,c hil4d3 106 methods for conducting systemat wm revicws pe dessmtorkiiann fatalities, 12
1(1S 22(1S), 4001S
rates, measles, 195 pedestrian-oriented environ
schedulk delayed, 36 Mexican-U.S border, tele phone survey use Persian Gulf syndrome, 200
storage prac ices 246 il activit 113
underserved areas 106 moderators, defined 2» health messages |
inactivity, physical, 1(2S) 74(28 104(2S) motor vehicle-rel ited fatalities ind disabled persons, 290
treatment for 1(2S) seat belts 254 behavior, 26(2S), 44(2S
Indian Health Service (IHS), 2(1S), 29(1S) mouthguards. See equipment mputer-based counselit
01S decline, inner-city youth, 12
Indians North American, and pedestrian N of built environment
fatalities, 129 National Dental Association, 10 IS effect of environmento r
influenza vaccine, 43 National Health and Nutrition I xamination environmental mediator
injuries Surveys (NHANES), 57(2S factors that influence
craniotacial 1(1S) National He ilth Interview Survey NHIS genetic tac I 7(28
13(1S) 1601S 56(2S), 74(2S n the elderly, 80(2S
RR( 1S) National Health Service (UK) “Y ork interventions, research
facial 16(1S), 21 1S), 55(1S) Review Ser community wate! levels
sports-related, 1(1S 3(1S). 6(1S) R(1S fluoridation measurement and
13(1S), 1601S) 2101S), 5501S) National Institute of Dental and mediator studies
81(1S) Craniofacial Research NID R). 20018 neighborhood study
tooth 16(1S), 2101S), 55¢1S) 57(1S physical environment
Institute of Medicine (LOM), 19(1S National Institutes of Health (NIH), 21S promouono f, 1(2S5
IOM Dietary Reference Intakes for 56(1S), 6301S) (table 56(2S
Calcium, Phosphorus, Magnesium National Oral Health Plan, 22(1S recommended daily, 115
Vitamin D and Fluoride »*8( 1S) 68(1S) National Survey on Recreation a nad the telep' hone counseling, 115
(table) Environment (NSRE), 59(2S theoretical approaches, 15(2S
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community Ip sychologyS, 18(2 depIr ession and heart disease, 51 use and oral health, 1(1S)
environmental psychology 2 risk-taking behavior. See behavior use cessation, 150, 160
personal-level, 15(2S) Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RW]I use, Hispanic migrant adolescents, 269
social-ecologic, 17(2S) 10(1S). 18018) raffic accidents, 129
physical environment, audit to measure Rocky Mountain spotted fever (RMSF) travel behavior and physical activity, 65(2S
187 68(25
physical inactivity, 1(2S) S twins and physical activity levels, 87(2S
physician / practice characteristics, 82 sealant programs, school-based or school
Pipeline, Profession, and Practice linked, 1(1S), 8(1S), 28(1S), 29(1S u
Community-Based Dental Education (table), 32(1S
= urban planning
14(1S sealants, pit and fissure, 1(1S :
a ana physical activity
poverty 21(1S), 28(1S 2 )
S
and oral health, 8(1S), 1301S ( seat belt use, 254
and pregnancy, alcohol, tobacco, 15 sigmoidoscopy, flexible
pregnancy smokeless tobacco, |
and alcohol, 136, 150 smoking, 143, 150 vaccination
alcohol-exposed 15 166 adolescents, 269 child, underserved areas, 106
pregnant women, low-income yO ind parenting practices, 73 rates, measles
Preventing and ControllOrialn gan d and alcohol use in pregnancy, 15 status, children
Pharyngeal Cancer: Recommendations cessation, 145, 150, 160 accine(s), 246
from a National Strategic Planning and insurance coverage, 160 coverage, improvin mmmentar
Conference, 32(1S), 56(1S), 57(1S snuff use, 143, 226 influenza, 43
74(1S) (table SPACES (Systematic Pedestrian an meningococcal infection, 98
prevention programs, community-level Environmental Scan), 187 storag actices, 246
1(1S), 3 ) 8(1S), 18018 spouse a buse. See intimate partner hicles, heat-induced death
1S), 81(1S Stat
e Action for Oral Health Access iS terans, Gulf War, chemi
PRIZM lifestyle geodemographi students, college, meningococcal infections exposure, 200
segmentation, 538(2S QR iolence against
protective devices in contact spor ¢ substance abuse, community ac iolence
equipment 404
public health sunburn prevaience Al
dentoan l practice. 7(1S). 16 : m General's Re port on ¢ ral Health W. K. Kellogg Foundaatndi ooranl health
(1S See Oral Health in America R(1S
leadership and management, | ) systematic reviews, methods for conducti te
, ilking, 187
review, 140 1(1S), 22 1001S
surveill‘a nce data, 56(2S tor insportavtion
to work, 36(2S
. war, veterans and illness experience, 200
Recommendations for Using Fluoride elephon cghhtt., exexc ess boc lv. i and carrddii ovasSc ular
. ‘ . disease |
Prevent and Control Dental Caries in counseling for phys
. . ‘. _ women
the United States, 56(1S IS ise In SUIVeVS Z
, ind physical activity behavior, 98(2S
6601S table textbooks, obstetrical, recommendations '
. Vietnamese-American Pap smear 20
research issuesi n ilcohol use 136 : om
preventing and controlling , tick exposure, risk factors for wannen © Resne 166. 207
using CWF and sealants, 32(1S tickborne illnesses, prevention Workshop on Guidelines for Sealant Use
preventing and controlling oral and recommendations, 47 Recommendations, 58(1S), 6971S
pharynge il cancers, 33(1S tobacco table
reventing and controlling sports-related disease prevention, 226
craniofacial injuries, 35(1S industry, 73 Y
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review literature marketing idolescent rece puvity ’ Youth Risk Factor Behavior Surveillance
behavior lang iterventions, 62 smokeless, 143 System (YRBSS), 56(2S
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