Health & Social Work 1995: Vol 20 Index

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HEALTH
& Social Work
Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, 1995
ANNUAL INDEX
The following abbreviations are used: E for Editorial, Cancer Pain Management and the Role of Social Work:
NHL for National Health Line, and PF for Practice Barriers and Interventions, by Myra Glajchen,
Forum. Diane Blum, and Kimberly Calder, Aug. 200—
206
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX Caregivers/caregiving
Access to care, high-tech home health care, Nov. caregiver well-being scale, May 87-91
262-271 home health care technology, Nov. 262-271
Addressing AIDS Long-Term Care Issues through perceptions of discharge planning, Nov. 254-260
Education and Advocacy (PF), by Reggi Marder Case management
and Nathan L. Linsk, Feb. 75-80 geriatric, primary care system and (PF), May 152-
Advance directives, responses to education about, 154
Aug. 223-228 jail recidivism and, Aug. 167-173
Advocacy Children
clozapine therapy for schizophrenia, May 124- homeless, May 93-100
131 infants and toddlers with disabilities, Feb. 39-45
federal and state human assistance budgeting Clozapine and the Treatment of Schizophrenia, by
(NHL), Nov. 300-304 Patricia B. Higgins, May 124-132
long-term care issues for AIDS (PF), Feb. 75-80 Codependency model, family member with mental
African Americans, social workers’ attitudes toward/ illness in, Nov. 272-278
knowledge of AIDS, May 110-115 Criminal justice system, recidivism and case man-
Aid to Empowerment: A Caregiver Well-Being Scale, agement, Aug. 167-173
by Susan Tebb, May 87-92 Culturally sensitive practice
AIDS/HIV health beliefs of elderly Mexican Americans, Nov.
African American social workers’ attitudes, May 247-252
110-115 heart disease among Hawaiians, Feb. 46-50
long-term care issues (PF), Feb. 75-80 Curanderismo: Demystifying the Health Beliefs and
preventive psychosocial care, May 102-108 Practices of Elderly Mexican Americans, by
Alcohol/alcohol abuse Steven Lozano Applewhite, Nov. 247-253
emotions of adult children of alcoholics, Feb. 52-
Death and dying, self-blame and making amends by
58
survivors, Nov. 294-298
mental health problems and, Aug. 207-212
Decision-Making Influence: An Empirical Study of
perinatal, treatment models (PF), Aug. 234-238
Social Workers in Nursing Homes, by Jean Marie
Applying the Codependency Model to a Group for
Kruzich and William E. Powell, Aug. 215-223
Families of Obsessive-Compulsive People, by
Decision-Making Situations in Health Care, by Allison
Marlene Cooper, Nov. 272-278
D. Murdach, Aug. 187-191
Attitudes toward and Knowledge of AIDS among Afri-
Delivery of Home Care Services after Discharge: What
can American Social Work Students, by Sharon
Really Happens, by Ellen Perlman Simon,
Owens, May 110-115
Nancy Showers, Susan Blumenfield, Gary
Beyond the Rhetoric: Shared Responsibility versus the Holden, and Xiaochu Wu, Feb. 5-14
Contract with America (E), by Dennis L. Poole, Denial of Death and Taxes: America at Middle Age
May 83-85 (NHL), by Sharon M. Keigher, Aug. 229-233
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Developing a Research Unit within a Hospital Social Grief work, self-blame and making amends in, Nov.
Work Department, by Grace H. Christ, 294-298
Karolynn Siegel, and Lois Weinstein, Feb. 60-69
Health care policy
Developmental disabilities, infants and toddlers
aging of population and health care reform
with, Feb. 39-45
(NHL), Aug. 229-233
Differential Work Assignments of Social Work Practi-
effects of proposed budget cuts (NHL), Nov. 300-
tioners in Hospitals, by Ron Levin and Margot
304
Herbert, Feb. 21-30
managed care (NHL), May 146-151
Discharge planning
reform process (NHL), Feb. 70-74
aftercare compliance by psychiatric patients, Feb.
social work practice and (E), Aug. 163-165
15-20
Health Conditions and Perceived Quality of Life in
alternative level of care patients, May 133-138
Retirement, by Lorraine T. Dorfman, Aug. 192-
home care services, Feb. 5—13
199
planner vs. caregiver perceptions, Nov. 254-260
Heart Disease and Associated Risk Factors among
social worker job satisfaction, Aug. 174-184
Hawaiians: Culturally Responsive Strategies, by
Does Apologizing Help? The Role of Self-Blame and
Noreen Mokuau, Claire K. Hughes, and JoAnn
Making Amends in Recovery from Bereavement,
U. Tsark, Feb. 46-51
by Nancy Weinberg, Nov. 294-299
Home care
Editorials discharge planning for, Feb. 5-13
Contract with America, May 83-85 technology for, Nov. 262-271
current practice environment, Aug. 163-165 Homelessness, homeless women with children, May
partnership approach in social work, Feb. 2-4 93-100
public health social work, Nov. 243-245 Hospitals. See Inpatient care
Educational system, infants and toddlers with dis-
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 1986,
abilities, Feb. 39-45
Feb. 39-45
Effect of Predischarge Interventions on Aftercare Atten-
Informed consent, organ donor system, Nov. 287-292
dance: Process and Outcome, by Sandra B.
Inpatient care
Sharma, David Elkins, Ann van Sickle, and
alternative level of care, May 133-138
Cleora S. Roberts, Feb. 15—20
discharge planning for elderly, perceptions of,
Effects of a Fast-Track Closing on a Nursing Facility
Nov. 254-260
Population, by Nancy F. Beirne, Margery N.
expectations of social worker, Nov. 279-286
Patterson, Michelle Galie, and Patricia
job satisfaction among discharge planners, Aug.
Goodman, May 116-123
174-184
Elderly
social work research in, Feb. 60-68
aging of population and health care reform
(NHL), Aug. 229-223 social worker work assignments, Feb. 21-30
Integrating Geriatric Case Management into Primary
alternative level of care patients, May 133-138
Care Physician Practices (PF), by F. Ellen Net-
caregiver well-being scale, May 87-91
ting and Frank G. Williams, May 152-155
discharge planning for, perceptions of, Nov. 254—
Interdisciplinary Expectations of the Medical Social
260
Worker in the Hospital Setting: Part II, by Lois
geriatric case management and primary care (PF),
Anne Cowles and Myron J. Lefcowitz, Nov.
May 152-154
279-286
health beliefs of Mexican Americans, Nov. 247-252
Intimacy, Loneliness, and Openness to Feelings in
perceived quality of life in retirement, Aug. 192-198
Adult Children of Alcoholics, by James I. Martin,
response to information about advance directives,
Aug. 223-228 Feb. 52-59
response to move to nursing home, decisional Jail Recidivism in a Forensic Case Management Pro-
control as factor in, Feb. 31-37 gram, by Phyllis Solomon and Jeffrey Draine,
sudden relocation from nursing facility, May 116- Aug. 167-173
AZZ Job Satisfaction among Social Work Discharge Plan-
ners by Goldie Kadushin and Regina Kulys,
Families
Aug. 174-186
military, stressors for, May 140-145
of obsessive—-compulsive people, codependency Latino population, health beliefs of elderly Mexican
model of, Nov. 272-278 Americans, Nov. 247-252
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Legal issues, organ donor system, Nov. 287-292 Of Technological Targets and Budgetary Bombs: The
Long-term care Dangers of Depersonalized Budgetary Warfare
AIDS care (PF), Feb. 75-80 (NHL), by Sharon M. Keigher, Nov. 300-305
social work practice and (E), Aug. 163-164 Older People’s Responses to Education about Advance
Directives, by Deborah J. Bailly and Elizabeth
Managed care
DePoy, Aug. 223-228
(NHL) May 146-151
Organ donor system, Nov. 287-292
social work practice and (E), Aug. 163-164
Managed Care’s Silent Seduction of America and the Pain, cancer therapy, Aug. 200-205
New Politics of Choice (NHL), by Sharon M. Partnerships Buffer and Strengthen (E), by Dennis L.
Keigher, May 146-151 Poole, Feb. 2—4
Management of Alternate Level of Care Patients Using Persian Gulf Conflict: The Impact of Stressors as Per-
a Computerized Database, by Barry D. Rock, ceived by Army Reservists, by Tracie L.
Aaron Beckerman, Charles Auerbach, Charles Hammelman, May 140-145
Cohen, Marian Goldstein, and Elizabeth Physical disabilities, infants and toddlers with, Feb.
Quitkin, May 133-139 39-45
Medical management Physical health
advance directives, Aug. 223-228 cancer pain management, Aug. 200-205
clozapine therapy for schizophrenia, May 124-131 in retirement, Aug. 192-198
culturally sensitive practice among Hawaiian Pregnancy
heart care patients, Feb. 47-50 perinatal drug and alcohol abuse treatment mod-
decision making, Aug. 187-190 els (PF), Aug. 234-238
health care professionals’ perceptions of social Preventive intervention, psychosocial care for HIV-
worker role, Nov. 279-286 positive clients, May 102-108
Medicare, (NHL) Nov. 301-302 Primary care
Mental health care geriatric case management and (PF), May 152-
alcohol abuse and, Aug. 207-212 154
clozapine therapy for schizophrenia, May 124-131 social work practice and (E), Aug. 164
predischarge interventions for aftercare compli- Provider and Consumer Profiles of Traditional and
ance, Feb. 15-20 High-Tech Home Health Care, by Lenard W.
preventive interventions for HIV-positive clients, Kaye and Joan K. Davitt, Nov. 262-271
May 102-108
Public Health Social Work: Pro Bono Publico (E), by
Mental Health Problems and Alcohol Abuse: Co-occur- Dennis L. Poole, Nov. 243-245
rence and Gender Differences, by Thomas Public policy
O’Hare, Aug. 207-214 Contract with America (E), May 83-85
Mental illness effects of proposed budget cuts, Nov. 300-304
codependency model applied to families of obses- see also Health care policy
sive—compulsive people, Nov. 272-278
Quality of life
Military practice, stress impacts of Persian Gulf
cancer pain management, Aug. 200—205
conflict, May 140-145
perceptions in retirement, Aug. 192-198
Model of Preventive Psychosocial Care for People with
HIV Disease, by Ellen Coleman Scofield, May Relocation to a New Environment: Decisional Control
103-109 and the Move to a Nursing Home, by James R.
Multiple Perceptions of Discharge Planning in One Reinardy, Feb. 31-38
Urban Hospital, by Elizabeth L. Clemens, Nov. Research needs cited
254-261 aftercare compliance by psychiatric patients, Feb.
19-20
Naive, Not Stupid (NHL), by Sharon M. Keigher, Feb.
cancer pain management, Aug. 205
70-74
Risk management, in discharge planning for elderly,
Nursing homes
Nov. 254-260
decisional control as factor in elder response to,
Feb. 31-37 Services for Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities:
effects of sudden relocation from, May 116- IDEA, Part H, by Edward J. Saunders, Feb. 39-
122 45
social worker influence in decision making, Aug. Shaking the Kaleidoscope (E), by Dennis L. Poole,
215-221 Aug. 163-166
ANNUAL INDEX
Social work Calder, Kimberly, see Glajchen, Myra
aging of population and (NHL), Aug. 229-233 Callahan, Jay, book review, Nov. 309-310
AIDS knowledge/attitudes of African American Chaiklin, Harris, computer program review, Aug.
social workers, May 110-115 239-240
Contract with America and (E), May 83-85 Christ, Grace H., Karolynn Siegel, and Lois
federal and state budgetary process (NHL), Nov. Weinstein, Developing a Research Unit within a
300-304 Hospital Social Work Department, Feb. 60-68
health care decision making, Aug. 187-190 Clayson, Zoe, Gale Berkowitz, and Claire Brindis,
health care reform and, (NHL) May 150-151, (E) Themes and Variations among Seven Compre-
Aug. 163-165 hensive Perinatal Drug and Alcohol Abuse Treat-
hospital research, Feb. 60-68 ment Models (PF), Aug. 234-238
hospital work assignments, Feb. 21-30 Clemens, Elizabeth L., Multiple Perceptions of Dis-
influence in nursing home decision making, Aug. charge Planning in One Urban Hospital, Nov.
215-221 254-260
job satisfaction among discharge planners, Aug. Cohen, Charles, see Rock, Barry D.
174-184 Cook, Doug, book review, May 158-159
partnership approach (E), Feb. 2-4 Cooper, Marlene, Applying the Codependency Model
public health (E), Nov. 243-245 to a Group for Families of Obsessive-Compulsive
role expectations in hospital setting, Nov. 279- People, Nov. 272-278
286 Cornelius, Llewellyn J., book review, Nov. 312-313
Social Work Perspectives in Organ Procurement, by Cowles, Lois Anne, and Myron J. Lefcowitz, Interdis-
Judith Geva and Maxine L. Weinman, Nov. ciplinary Expectations of the Medical Social
287-293 Worker in the Hospital Setting: Part 2, Nov. 279-
Strengths Perspective: An Ethnographic Study of 286
Homeless Women with Children, by Shirley P.
Davitt, Joan K., see Kaye, Lenard W.
Thrasher and Carol T. Mowbray, May 93-100
DePoy, Elizabeth, see Bailly, Deborah J.
Substance abuse, perinatal treatment models (PF),
Dorfman, Lorraine T., Health Conditions and Perceived
Aug. 234-238
Quality of Life in Retirement, Aug. 192-199
Technology, home health care, Nov. 262-271 Draine, Jeffrey, see Solomon, Phyllis
Themes and Variations among Seven Comprehensive
Elkins, David, see Sharma, Sandra B.
Perinatal Drug and Alcohol Abuse Treatment
Models (PF), by Zoe Clayson, Gale Berkowitz, Galie, Michelle, see Beirne, Nancy F.
and Claire Brindis, Aug. 234-238 Gant, Larry M., book review, Nov. 306-307
Transplantation, Nov. 287-292 Geva, Judith, and Maxine L. Weinman, Social Work
Perspectives in Organ Procurement, Nov. 287—
Women, homeless women with children, May 93-100
293
AUTHOR INDEX Glajchen, Myra, Diane Blum, and Kimberly Calder,
Cancer Pain Management and the Role of Social
Abramson, Marcia, book review, May 159-160
Work: Barriers and Interventions, Aug. 200-206
Applewhite, Steven Lozano, Curanderismo:
Goldstein, Eda G., book review, Aug. 239
Demystifying the Health Beliefs and Practices of
Goldstein, Marian, see Rock, Barry D.
Elderly Mexican Americans, Nov. 247-253
Goodman, Patricia, see Beirne, Nancy F.
Auerbach, Charles, see Rock, Barry D.
Hammelman, Tracie L., Persian Gulf Conflict: The
Bailly, Deborah J., and Elizabeth DePoy, Older
Impact of Stressors as Perceived by Army Reserv-
People’s Responses to Education about Advance
ists, May 140-146
Directives, Aug. 223-228
Harris, Audrey P., book review, Nov. 310
Beckerman, Aaron, see Rock, Barry D.
Herbert, Margot, see Levin, Ron
Beirne, Nancy F., Margery N. Patterson, Michelle
Higgins, Patricia B., Clozapine and the Treatment of
Galie, and Patricia Goodman, Effects of a Fast-
Schizophrenia, May 124-132
Track Closing on a Nursing Facility Population,
Holden, Gary, see Simon, Ellen Perlman
May 116-123
Hughes, Claire K., see Mokuau, Noreen
Berkowitz, Gale, see Clayson, Zoe
Blum, Diane, see Glajchen, Myra Kadushin, Goldie, and Regina Kulys, Job Satisfaction
Blumenfield, Susan, see Simon, Ellen Perlman among Social Work Discharge Planners, Aug.
Brindis, Claire, see Clayson, Zoe 174-186
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Kaye, Lenard W., and Joan K. Davitt, Provider and Poole, Dennis L.
Consumer Profiles of Traditional and High-Tech Beyond the Rhetoric: Shared Responsibility versus
Home Health Care, Nov. 262-271 the Contract with America (E), May 83-85
Keigher, Sharon M. Partnerships Buffer and Strengthen (E), Feb. 2-4
book review, May 156 Public Health Social Work: Pro Bono Publico (E),
Denial of Death and Taxes: America at Middle Age Nov. 243-245
(NHL), Aug. 229-233
Shaking the Kaleidoscope (E), Aug. 163-166
Managed Care’s Silent Seduction of America and Powell, William E., see Kruzich, Jean Marie
the New Politics of Choice (NHL), May 146-
Quitkin, Elizabeth, see Rock, Barry D.
151
Naive, Not Stupid (NHL), Feb. 70-74 Reinardy, James R., Relocation to a New Environment:
Of Technological Targets and Budgetary Bombs: The Decisional Control and the Move to a Nursing
Dangers of Depersonalized Budgetary Warfare Home, Feb. 31-38
(NHL), Nov. 300-305 Roberts, Cleora S., see Sharma, Sandra B.
Kruzich, Jean Marie, and William E. Powell, Deci- Rock, Barry D., Aaron Beckerman, Charles
sion-Making Influence: An Empirical Study of Auerbach, Charles Cohen, Marian Goldstein,
Social Workers in Nursing Homes, Aug. 215- and Elizabeth Quitkin, Management of Alter-
222 nate Level of Care Patients Using a Computerized
Kulys, Regina, see Kadushin, Goldie Database, May 133-139
Rubino, Dennis L., book review, Nov. 313-314
Lapham, E. Virginia, book review, Nov. 309
Lefcowitz, Myron L., see Cowles, Lois Anne Saunders, Edward J., Services for Infants and Tod-
Levin, Ron, and Margot Herbert, Differential Work dlers with Disabilities: IDEA, Part H, Feb. 39-
Assignments of Social Work Practitioners in 45
Hospitals, Feb. 21-30 Scofield, Ellen Coleman, Model of Preventive Psycho-
Levitt, John L., book review, Nov. 308 social Care for People with HIV Disease, May
Linsk, Nathan L., see Marder, Reggi 102-109
Marder, Reggi, and Nathan L. Linsk, Addressing AIDS Sharma, Sandra B., David Elkins, Ann van Sickle,
Long-Term Care Issues through Education and and Cleora S. Roberts, Effect of Predischarge
Interventions on Aftercare Attendance: Process
Advocacy (PF), Feb. 75-80
and Outcome, Feb. 15-20
Martin, James I., Intimacy, Loneliness, and Openness
to Feelings in Adult Children of Alcoholics, Feb. Showers, Nancy, see Simon, Ellen Perlman
Siegel, Karolynn, see Christ, Grace H.
52-59
Meglin, Diane E., book review, Nov. 309 Simon, Ellen Perlman, Nancy Showers, Susan
Mokuau, Noreen, Claire K. Hughes, and JoAnn U. Blumenfield, Gary Holden, and Xiaochu Wu,
Delivery of Home Care Services after Discharge:
Tsark, Heart Disease and Associated Risk Factors
among Hawaiians: Culturally Responsive Strate- What Really Happens, Feb. 5—14
gies, Feb. 46-51 Smith, Aaron A., book reviews, Nov. 311-312
Snyder, Wendy K., book review, Nov. 306
Mowbray, Carol T., see Thrasher, Shirley P.
Murdach, Allison D., Decision-Making Situations in Solomon, Phyllis, and Jeffrey Draine, Jail Recidivism
Health Care, Aug. 187-192 in a Forensic Case Management Program, Aug.
167-173
Netting, F. Ellen, and Frank G. Williams, Integrating
Geriatric Case Management into Primary Care Tebb, Susan, An Aid to Empowerment: A Caregiver
Physician Practices (PF), May 152-155 Well-Being Scale, May 87-92
Thrasher, Shirley P., and Carol T. Mowbray, Strengths
O’Hare, Thomas, Mental Health Problems and Alco-
Perspective: An Ethnographic Study of Homeless
hol Abuse: Co-occurrence and Gender Differ-
Women with Children, May 93-101
ences, Aug. 207-215
Tsark, JoAnn U., see Hughes, Claire K.
Oktay, Julianne S., book review, May 157-158
Owens, Sharon, Attitudes toward and Knowledge of van Sickle, Ann, see Sharma, Sandra B.
AIDS among African American Social Work
Wasow, Mona, book reviews, May 159, Nov. 310-311
Students, May 110-115
Weinberg, Nancy, Does Apologizing Help? The Role of
Patterson, Margery N., see Beirne, Nancy F. Self-Blame and Making Amends in Recovery
Paz, Juan, book review, Nov. 307 from Bereavement, Nov. 294-299
Perlman, Peter, book review, Nov. 314 Weinman, Maxine L., see Geva, Judith
ANNUAL INDEX
Weinstein, Lois, see Christ, Grace H. Mayers, Raymond Sanchez, Barbara L. Kail, and
Williams, Frank G., see Netting, F. Ellen Thomas D. Watts, Hispanic Substance Abuse,
Wormer, Katherine van, book review, Nov. 307 rev. by Juan Paz, Nov. 307
Wu, Xiaochu, see Simon, Ellen Perlman
O'Farrell, Timothy J., ed., Treating Alcohol Problems:
Book REVIEW INDEX Marital and Family interventions, rev. by John
L. Levitt, Nov. 308
Binstock, Robert H., and Stephen G. Post, eds., Too
Orr, Alberta L., ed., Vision and Aging: Crossroads for
Old for Health Care? Controversies in Medicine,
Service Delivery, rev. by Sharon M. Keigher,
Law, Economics, and Ethics, rev. by Julianne S.
May 156
Oktay, May 157-158
Bryant, Donna M., and Mimi A. Graham, eds., Palfrey, Judith S., Community Child Health: An Ac-
Implementing Early Intervention: From Research tion Plan for Today, rev. by Dennis L. Rubino,
to Effective Practice, rev. by E. Virginia Lapham, Nov. 313-314
Nov. 309 Post, Stephen G., see Binstock, Robert H.
Dattilio, Frank M., and Arthur Freeman, eds., Cogni- Reamer, Frederic, ed., AIDS and Ethics, rev. by
tive-Behavioral Strategies in Crisis Intervention, Marcia Abramson, May 159-160
rev. by Peter Perlman, Nov. 314
Seltzer, Gary B., see Sutton, Evelyn
Dula, Annette, and Sara Goering, eds., It Just Ain't
Snow, Loudell F., Walkin’ over Medicine, rev. by
Fair: The Ethics of Health Care for African
Aaron A. Smith, Nov. 311-312
Americans, rev. by Llewellyn J. Cornelius, Nov.
Sommer, John F., see Williams, Mary Beth
312-313
Sutton, Evelyn, Alan R. Factor, Barbara A. Hawkins,
Ettorre, Elizabeth, Women and Substance Use, rev. by Tamai Heller, and Gary B. Seltzer, eds., Older
Katherine van Wormer, Nov. 307 Adults with Developmental Disabilities: Opti-
mizing Choice and Change, rev. by Doug Cook,
Factor, Alan R., see Sutton, Evelyn May 158-159
Fernando, M. Daniel, AIDS and Intravenous Drug
Use: The Influence of Morality, Politics, Social Usher, Sara Fels, Introduction to Psychodynamic Psy-
Science and Race in the Making of a Tragedy, rev. chotherapy Technique, rev. by Eda G. Goldstein,
by Larry M. Gant, Nov. 306-307 Aug. 239
Fontenot, Wanda L., Secret Doctors: Ethnomedicine of
Watts, Thomas D., see Mayers, Raymond Sanchez
African Americans, rev. by Aaron A. Smith, Nov.
Williams, Mary Beth, and John F. Sommer, Hand-
311-312
book of Post-Traumatic Therapy, rev. by Mona
Freeman, Arthur, see Dattilio, Frank M.
Wasow, Nov. 310-311
Goering, Sara, see Dula, Annette Wykle, May L., Eva Kahana, and Jerome Kowal, Stress
Graham, Mimi A., see Bryant, Donna M. and Health among the Elderlv, rev. by Mona
Wasow, May 159
Hawkins, Barbara A., see Sutton, Evelyn
Heller, Tamai, see Sutton, Evelyn Zoldbrod, Aline P., Men, Women, and Infertility:
Intervention and Treatment Strategies, rev. by
Kahana, Eva, see Wykle, May L.
Diane E. Meglin, Nov. 308-309
Kail, Barbara L., see Mayers, Raymond Sanchez
Kowal, Jerome, see Wykle, May L.
Kuhlman, Thomas L., Psychology on the Streets: Men-
tal Health Practice with Homeless Persons, rev.
by Jay Callahan, Nov. 309-310
Lawson, Ann W., see Lawson, Gary W.
Lawson, Gary W., and Ann W. Lawson, eds., Adoles-
cent Substance Abuse: Etiology, Treatment, and
Prevention, rev. by Wendy K. Snyder, Nov. 306
Locke, Shirley A., Coping with Loss: A Guide for Care-
givers, rev. by Audrey P. Harris, Nov. 310
Mattaini, Mark A., Visual EcoScan for Clinical Prac-
tice (Version 1.0) (computer program), rev. by
Harris Chaiklin, Aug. 239-240
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