Health & Social Work 1996: Vol 21 Index

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HEALTH
& Social Work
Volume 21, Numbers 1-4, 1996
ANNUAL INDEX
The following abbreviations are used: E for Editorial, Black Americans, see African Americans
NHL for National Health Line, PF for Practice Forum,
and V for Viewpoints. Cancer patients, computer-mediated support group,
Feb. 24-29
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX Caregivers
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome, see AIDS/ AIDS/HIV and caregiver grieving, Feb. 49-57
HIV dementia patients, caregiver grieving, Nov. 247-
Adolescents, see Youths 254
Adoption, participants’ rights, Nov. 257-266 dementia patients, discharge planning, May 97—
Advancing Social Work Practice in Health Care Set- 104
tings: A Collaborative Partnership for Continuing Case Manager—Physician Collaboration: Implications
Education, by Colette V. Browne, Margaret for Professional Identity, Roles, and Relationships,
Smith, Patricia L. Ewalt, and Duane D. Walker, by F. Ellen Netting and Frank G. Williams, Aug.
Nov. 267-276 216-224
African Americans Challenge of HIV Prevention among High-Risk Ado-
asthma education program (PF), Feb. 70-75 lescents, by T. Richard Sullivan, Feb. 58-65
childhood immunizations, May 105-114 Changing Scene of Social Work in Hospitals: A Report
elderly discharge planning, racial differences, Feb. ofa National Study by the Society for Social Work
30-40 Administrators in Health Care and NASW, by
Aged, see Elderly Candyce S. Berger, Jay Cayner, Greg Jensen,
AIDS/HIV Terry Mizrahi, Alice Scesny, and Judith
caregivers and grieving, Feb. 49-57 Trachtenberg, Aug. 167-177
gay men and family support, May 141-149 Children, immunization among African American
immune system functioning, psychological inter- children, May 105-114
ventions, Nov. 287-295 see also Youths
risk among street youths, Feb. 58-65 Chronic pain management, May 122-130
Anticipatory Grief and AIDS: Strategies for Interven- Clinics, insured clients at public health clinics, Feb.
ing with Caregivers, by Rebecca J. Walker, Eliza- 16-22
beth C. Pomeroy, John S. McNeil, and Cynthia Community-Centered Board Model of Managed Care
Franklin, Feb. 49-57 for People with Developmental Disabilities (V),
Are Mental Illnesses Biological Diseases? Some Public by Stephen R. Hall, Aug. 225-229
Policy Implications (V), by Philip D. Arben, Feb. Computers, cancer patient online support group,
66-69 Feb. 24-29
Assessment Tools for General Health Care Settings: Confidentiality and Managed Care: Ethical and Legal
PRIME-MD, OARS, and SF-36 (PF), by Mary P. Concerns, by Jeanette R. Davidson and Tim
Van Hook, Barbara Berkman, and Ruth Dunkle, Davidson, Aug. 208-215
Aug. 230-234
Asthma, African American education program (PF), Dangerous clients, managed care documentation,
Feb. 70-75 Aug. 202-207
Attitudes toward and Knowledge of Chronic Pain: Death, end-of-life decisions, May 115-121
A Survey of Medical School Workers, by Jackie D. Dementia patients
Sieppert, May 122-130 caregiver depression and grief, Nov. 247-254
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discharge planning, May 97-104 insured clients at public clinics, Feb. 16-22
Depression or Grief? The Experience of Caregivers of Health-Related Quality-of-Life Measure (PF), Aug.
People with Dementia, by Rebecca J. Walker and 230-234
Elizabeth C. Pomeroy, Nov. 247-254 Home health care, chronically ill elderly, Feb. 30-40
Developmental disabilities, managed care model (V), Homosexuality, family support for gay men with
Aug. 225-229 AIDS, May 141-149
Discharge planning Hospitals
chronically ill elderly, Feb. 30-40 discharge, see Discharge planning
dementia patients, May 97-104 restructuring, effects on social work services, Aug.
racial differences, May 131-139 167-177, Aug. 178-188
Discharge Planning for Dementia Patients: Factors How Psychological States Affect the Immune System:
Influencing Caregiver Decisions and Satisfaction, Implications for Interventions in the Context of
by Carole B. Cox, May 97-104 HIV, by Jill Littrell, Nov. 287-295
Documentation of Client Dangerousness in a Managed Human immunodeficiency virus, see AIDS/HIV
Care Environment, by Jay Callahan, Aug. 202-
207 Immune system functioning, psychological interven-
tions, Nov. 287-295
Editorials Immunization among African American Children:
managed care, social work issues, Aug. 163-166 Implications for Social Work, by Valire Carr
mental illness, primary care issues, May 83-87 Copeland, May 105-114
NAFTA health and social issues, Feb. 3-7 Implementation of Discharge Plans for Chronically Ill
welfare reform, Nov. 243-246 Elders Discharged Home, by Enola K. Proctor,
Effects of Ageism on Individual and Health Care Pro- Nancy Morrow-Howell, and Sally J. Kaplan, Feb.
viders’ Responses to Healthy Aging, by Lynda D. 30-40
Grant, Feb. 9-15
Elderly Keeping Managed Care in Balance (E), by Dennis L.
ageism effects on health care programs, Feb. 9-15 Poole, Aug. 163-166
discharge planning, chronically ill, Feb. 30-40
discharge planning, racial differences, Feb. 30-40 Managed care
Older Americans Resources and Services Ques- confidentiality, Aug. 208-215
tionnaire (PF), Aug. 230-234 developmental disabilities, community-centered
Empowerment-Centered, Church-Based Asthma Edu- board model (V), Aug. 225-229
cation Program for African American Adults (PF), documentation, suicidal or violent clients, Aug.
by Marvella E. Ford, Gloria Edwards, Juan L. 202-207
Rodriguez, Rose C. Gibson, and Barbara C. Medicaid and urban poor, Aug. 189-195
Tilley, Feb. 70-75 mental health services, (NHL) Feb. 76-80, Aug.
End-of-life decisions, May 115-121 196-201
social work issues, overview (E), Aug. 163-166
Families, support for gay men with AIDS, May 141- Managed Care and People with Severe Mental Illness:
149 Challenges and Opportunities for Social Work, by
Wes Shera, Aug. 196-201
Gay Men with AIDS and Their Families of Origin: Managing Mental Health:.Whose Responsibility?
An Analysis of Social Support, by Goldie (NHL), by Susan J. Rose and Sharon M. Keigher,
Kadushin, May 141-149 Feb. 76-80
Governors’ Dangerous Medicaid Endgame (NHL), by Medicaid
Sharon M. Keigher, May 151-157 managed care and urban poor, Aug. 189-195
Grieving National Governors’ Association position (NHL),
caregivers of people with AIDS/HIV, Feb. 49-57 May 151-157
caregivers of people with dementia, Nov. 247-254 Medicaid Managed Care and Urban Poor People:
Implicatiofnosr Social Work, by Janet D. Perloff,
Health care providers Aug. 189-195
Ageism in elder care programs, Feb. 9-15 Mental health and illness
Health insurance biological vs. environmental debate (V), Feb. 66-
Health Insurance Reform Act (NHL), Nov. 304-311 69
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managed care plans, (NHL) Feb. 76-80, Aug. 196- Public health clinics, insured clients, Feb. 16—22
201
natural support networks (PF), Nov. 296-303 Quality-of-Life Health-Related Measure (PF), Aug.
Primary Care Evaluation of Mental Health Disor- 230-234
ders (PF), Aug. 230-234
primary care, mental illness policy issues (E), May Racial Differences in Discharge Planning, by Nancy
83-87 Morrow-Howell, Letha A. Chadiha, Enola K.
Mexico, NAFTA health and social issues (E), Feb. 3—7 Proctor, Maggie Hourd-Bryant, and Peter Dore,
May 131-139
NAFTA, Feb. 3-7 Reproductive technologies, participants’ rights, Nov.
NAFTA, American Health, and Mexican Health: They 257-266
Tie Together (E), by Dennis L. Poole, Feb. 3-7
National Association of Social Workers, hospital Screening for Social and Environmental Problems in a
restructuring, Aug. 167-177 VA Primary Care Setting, by Cynthia A. Loveland
National Governors’ Association, Medicaid position Cook, Jay A. Freedman, Lucia D. Freedman,
(NHL), May 151-157 Rhonda K. Arick, and Mark E. Miller, Feb. 41-47
North American Free Trade Agreement, see NAFTA SF-36 Health-Related Quality-of-Life Measure (PF),
Aug. 230-234
OARS (PF), Aug. 230-234 Social Work and End-of-Life Decisions: Self-Determi-
Older population, see Elderly nation and the Common Good, by Carol A.
Online Help: Cancer Patients Participate in a Com- Wesley, May 115-121
puter-Mediated Support Group, by Nancy Social work education, academic and field site col-
Weinberg, John Schmale, Janet Uken, and Keith laboration, Nov. 267-276
Wessel, Feb. 24-29 Social Work in Restructuring Hospitals: Meeting the
Outcomes research, assessment tools (PF), Aug. 230— Challenge, by Judith Globerman, Joan
234 MacKenzie Davies, and Susan Walsh, Aug. 178-188
Social Work with Suicidal Clients: Challenges of Imple-
Pain management, May 122-130 menting Practice Guidelines and Standards of
Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Recon- Care, by Jay Callahan, Nov. 277-285
ciliation Act of 1996, (E) Nov. 243-246, (NHL) Social Workers’ Attitudes toward Participants’ Rights
Nov. 304-311 in Adoption and New Reproductive Technologies,
Physicians by Sarah M. Holbrook, Nov. 257-266
collaboration with case managers, Aug. 216-224 Society for Social Work Administrators in Health
primary care treatment of psychosocial problems, Care, Aug. 167—177
May 89-95 Speaking of Personal Responsibility and Individual
Poverty, Medicaid managed care and urban poor, Accountability. . . (NHL), by Sharon M. Keigher,
Aug. 189-195 Nov. 304-311
Primary care settings Suicidal clients
mental illness policy issues (E), May 83-87 managed care documentation, Aug. 202-207
physician treatment of psychosocial problems, social work practice guidelines, Nov. 277-285
May 89-95 Support networks
Primary Care Evaluation of Mental Health Disor- cancer patient online support group, Feb. 24-29
ders (PF), Aug. 230-234 family support for gay men with AIDS, May 141-149
psychosocial screening, Feb. 41—47 mental illness, natural support networks (PF),
Primary Health Care and Severe Mental IIlness: The Nov. 296-303
Need for National and State Policy (E), by King E. Supportive Behaviors in Natural Support Networks of
Davis, May 83-87 People with Serious Mental Illness (PF), by Joseph
Primary Health Care Physicians’ Treatment of Psycho- Walsh and Patrick R. Connelly, Nov. 296-303
social Problems: Implications for Social Work, by
Revital Gross, Jonathan Rabinowitz, Dina Terminal conditions, end-of-life decisions, May 115-
Feldman, and Wienke Boerma, May 89-95 121
PRIME-MD (PF), Aug. 230-234
Psychosocial screening, primary care settings, Feb. Urban poor and Medicaid managed care, Aug. 189-—
41-47 195
ANNUAL INDEX
Use of Health Insurance in County-Funded Clinics: Cox, Carole B., Discharge Planning for Dementia
Issues for Health Care Reform, by Cynthia J. Patients: Factors Influencing Caregiver Decisions
Rocha, Feb. 16-22 and Satisfaction, May 97-104
Veterans primary care facilities, psychosocial screen- Davidson, Jeanette R., and Tim Davidson, Confiden-
ing, Feb. 41-47 tiality and Managed Care: Ethical and Legal
Violent clients, managed care documentation, Aug. Concerns, Aug. 208-215
202-207 Davidson, Tim, see Davidson, Jeanette R.
Davies, Joan MacKenzie, see Globerman, Judith
Welfare reform, (E) Nov. 243-246, (NHL) Nov. 304— Davis, King E., Primary Health Care and Severe Men-
311 tal Illness: The Need for National and State Policy
Welfare Reform: The Bad, the Ugly, and the Maybe Not (E), May 83-87
Too Awful (E), by Dennis L. Poole, Nov. 243-246 DiBlasio, Frederick A., book review, May 158-159
Dore, Peter, see Morrow-Howell, Nancy
Youths, HIV risk among street youths, Feb. 58-65 Dunkle, Ruth, see Van Hook, Mary P.
see also Children
Edwards, Gloria, see Ford, Marvella E.
AUTHOR INDEX Ewalt, Patricia L., see Browne, Colette V.
Arben, Philip D., Are Mental Illnesses Biological Dis-
eases? Some Public Policy Implications (V), Feb. Feldman, Dina, see Gross, Revital
66-69 Ferrugia, Elizabeth, book review, Aug. 237-238
Arick, Rhonda K., see Cook, Cynthia A. Loveland Ford, Marvella E., Gloria Edwards, Juan L.
Rodriguez, Rose C. Gibson, and Barbara C.
Berger, Candyce S., Jay Cayner, Greg Jensen, Terry Tilley, Empowerment-Centered, Church-Based
Mizrahi, Alice Scesny, and Judith Trachtenberg, Asthma Education Program for African American
Changing Scene of Social Work in Hospitals: Adults (PF), Feb. 70-75
A Report ofa National Study by the Society for Franklin, Cynthia, see Walker, Rebecca J.
Social Work Administrators in Health Care and Freedman, Jay A., see Cook, Cynthia A. Loveland
NASW, Aug. 167-177 Freedman, Lucia D., see Cook, Cynthia A. Loveland
Berkman, Barbara, see Van Hook, Mary P. Freedman, Ruth I., book review, Nov. 312-313
Boerma, Wienke, see Gross, Revital
Brown, Stacey R., book review, Nov. 312 Gibson, Rose C., see Ford, Marvella E.
Browne, Colette V., Margaret Smith, Patricia L. Ewalt, Globerman, Judith, Joan MacKenzie Davies, and
and Duane D. Walker, Advancing Social Work Susan Walsh, Social Work in Restructuring
Practice in Health Care Settings: A Collaborative Hospitals: Meeting the Challenge, Aug. 178-188
Partnership for Continuing Education, Nov. 267- Grant, Lynda D., Effects of Ageism on Individual and
276 Health Care Providers’ Responses to Healthy
Aging, Feb. 9-15
Callahan, Jay Gross, Revital, Jonathan Rabinowitz, Dina Feldman,
Documentation of Client Dangerousness in a Man- and Wienke Boerma, Primary Health Care Phy-
aged Care Environment, Aug. 202-207 sicians’ Treatment of Psychosocial Problems: Im-
Social Work with Suicidal Clients: Challenges of plications for Social Work, May 89-95
Implementing Practice Guidelines and Standards
of Care, Nov. 277-285 Hall, Stephen R., Community-Centered Board Model
Cayner, Jay, see Berger, Candyce S. of Managed Care for People with Developmental
Chadiha, Letha A., see Morrow-Howell, Nancy Disabilities (V), Aug. 225-229
Connelly, Patrick R., see Walsh, Joseph Harvey, Aminifu R., book review, May 159-160
Cook, Cynthia A. Loveland, Jay A. Freedman, Lucia D. Holbrook, Sarah M., Social Workers’ Attitudes toward
Freedman, Rhonda K. Arick, and Mark E. Miller, Participants’ Rights in Adoption and New Repro-
Screening for Social and Environmental Problems ductive Technologies, Nov. 257-266
in a VA Primary Care Setting, Feb. 41-47 Hourd-Bryant, Maggie, see Morrow-Howell, Nancy
Copeland, Valire Carr, Immunization among African
American Children: Implicationfsor Social Work, Jensen, Greg, see Berger, Candyce S.
May 105-114 Johnson, Robin S., book review, Nov. 313
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Kadushin, Goldie, Gay Men with AIDS and Their Rose, Susan J., and Sharon M. Keigher, Managing
Families of Origin: An Analysis of Social Support, Mental Health: Whose Responsibility? (NHL),
May 141-149 Feb. 76-80
Kaplan, Sally J., see Proctor, Enola K.
Keigher, Sharon M. Scesny, Alice, see Berger, Candyce S.
Governors’ Dangerous Medicaid Endgame (NHL), Schmale, John, see Weinberg, Nancy
May 151-157 Shera, Wes, Managed Care and People with Severe
Speaking of Personal Responsibility and Individual Mental Illness: Challenges and Opportunitiefsor
Accountability. .. (NHL), Nov. 304-311 Social Work, Aug. 196-201
see also Rose, Susan J. Sieppert, Jackie D., Attitudes toward and Knowledge of
Chronic Pain: A Survey of Medical School Work-
Levi, Stanley A., book review, Aug. 236-237 ers, May 122-130
Ligon, Jan, book review, May 158 Smith, Margaret, see Browne, Colette V.
Littrell, Jill, How Psychological States Affect the Im- Sullivan, T. Richard, Challenge of HIV Prevention
mune System: Implications for Interventions in among High-Risk Adolescents, Feb. 58-65
the Context of HIV, Nov. 287-295
Tilley, Barbara C., see Ford, Marvella E.
McNeil, John S., see Walker, Rebecca J. Trachtenberg, Judith, see Berger, Candyce S.
Miller, Mark E., see Cook, Cynthia A. Loveland
Mizrahi, Terry, see Berger, Candyce S. Uken, Janet, see Weinberg, Nancy
Morrow-Howell, Nancy, Letha A. Chadiha, Enola K.
Proctor, Maggie Hourd-Bryant, and Peter Dore, Van Hook, Mary P., Barbara Berkman, and Ruth
Racial Differences in Discharge Planning, May Dunkle, Assessment Tools for General Health Care
131-139 Settings: PRIME-MD, OARS, and SF-36 (PF),
see also Proctor, Enola K. Aug. 230-234
Netting, F. Ellen, and Frank G. Williams, Case Man- Walker, Duane D., see Browne, Colette V.
ager—Physician Collaboration: Implications for Walker, Rebecca J.
Professional Identity, Roles, and Relationships, Elizabeth C. Pomeroy, John S. McNeil, and Cynthia
Aug. 216-224 Franklin, Anticipatory Grief and AIDS: Strategies
for Intervening with Caregivers, Feb. 49-57
Perloff, Janet D., Medicaid Managed Care and Urban Elizabeth C. Pomeroy, Depression or Grief? The
Poor People: Implications for Social Work, Aug. Experience of Caregivers of People with Dementia,
189-195 Nov. 247-254
Pomeroy, Elizabeth C., see Walker, Rebecca J. Walsh, Joseph, and Patrick R. Connelly, Supportive
Poole, Dennis L. Behaviors in Natural Support Networks of People
NAFTA, American Health, and Mexican Health: with Serious Mental Illness (PF), Nov. 296-303
They Tie Together (E), Feb. 3—7 Walsh, Susan, see Globerman, Judith
Keeping Managed Care in Balance (E), Aug. 163— Weinberg, Nancy, John Schmale, Janet Uken, and
166 Keith Wessel, Online Help: Cancer Patients Par-
Welfare Reform: The Bad, the Ugly, and the Maybe ticipate in a Computer-Mediated Support Group,
Not Too Awful (E), Nov. 243-246 Feb. 24-29
Proctor, Enola K., Nancy Morrow-Howell, and Sally Wesley, Carol A., Social Work and End-of-Life Deci-
J. Kaplan, Implementation of Discharge Plans for sions: Self-Determination and the Common Good,
Chronically Ill Elders Discharged Home, Feb. 30- May 115-121
40 Wessel, Keith, see Weinberg, Nancy
see also Morrow-Howell, Nancy Williams, Frank G., see Netting, F. Ellen
Rabinowitz, Jonathan, see Gross, Revital Book REVIEW INDEX
Rejent, Deborah, book review, Aug. 235-236 Araoz, Daniel L., and Marie A. Carrese, Mental
Rocha, Cynthia J., Use of Health Insurance in County- Health Practice under Managed Care. Vol. 3.
Funded Clinics: Issues for Health Care Reform, Solution-Oriented Brief Therapy for Adjustment
Feb. 16-22 Disorders: A Guide for Providers under Managed
Rodriguez, Juan L., see Ford, Marvella E. Care, rev. by Deborah Rejent, Aug. 235-236
ANNUAL INDEX
Ballard, James O., see Hawkins, Anne Hunsaker
Blaisdell, Theodore, see Hawkins, Anne Hunsaker
Boland, Mary G., see Boyd-Franklin, Nancy
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Boyd-Franklin, Nancy, Gloria L. Steiner, and Mary G.
ayeT aa NATE) ahs
Boland, eds., Children, Families, and HIV/AIDS:
0] Social Work
Psychosocial and Therapeutic Issues, rev. by } "
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Stacey R. Brown, Nov. 312
Brantlinger, Ellen, Sterilization of People with Mental
Disabilities: Issues, Perspectives, and Cases, rev. by
Ruth I. Freedman, Nov. 312-313
Canino, Ian A., and Jeanne Spurlock, Culturally
Diverse Children: Assessment, Diagnosis, and The Foundations of
Treatment, rev. by Aminifu R. Harvey, May 159-
Social Work Practice
160
Carrese, Marie A., see Araoz, Daniel L. A Graduate Text
Carol H. Meyer and Mark A. Mattaini,
Hargrave, Terry D., Families and Forgiveness: Healing Editors
Wounds in the Intergenerational Family, rev. by
Frederick A. Diblasio, May 158-159 The Foundations of Social
Work Practice is an outstanding
Hawkins, Aane Hunsaker and James O. Ballard, with
new text written to meet the re-
Theodore Blaisdell, Time to Go: Three Plays on
quirements for a graduate foun-
Death and Dying with Commentary on End-of-
dation course. The book offers
Life Issues, rev. by Robin S. Johnson, Nov. 313 core, essential, comprehensive
knowledge that will provide a
Jackson, Vivian H., ed. base for graduate social work
Managed Care Resource Guide for Social Workers in students and prepare them for
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Agency Settings, rev. by Stanley A. Levi, Aug.
This text promotes skills
236-237
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Private Practice, rev. by Elizabeth Ferrugia, Aug. trate different ways content can
237-238 be taught and learned. It draws
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Rosenfeld, Lynn Robinson, Your Child and Health equips graduate students to
Care: A “Dollars & Sense” Guide for Families think through conflicts within
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with Special Needs, rev. by Jan Ligon, May 158
behavior and the social envi-
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Sauber, S. Richard, ed., Mental Health Practice under welfare history, research and
Managed Care, rev. by Deborah Rejent, Aug. evaluation and fieldwork are all
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