Health & Social Work 2002: Vol 27 Index

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& Social Work
Volume 27, Numbers 1-4, 2002
ANNUAL INDEX
Change process
male batterers, Feb. 47—55
n. See also Adolescents
1 , May 104-112
Clinical social work
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX social whobia. May |
Abuse PaitiInm a education Works 1
attet eer-Assisted Media
Acculturation by Susan Kurtz, Jame
subhsctetaa n ice iD> use y 1 ]1 2 y tHT olbrook, May
Adolescents. See ‘ognitive control
Korean immigr
ollege students
alcOnol use,
substan
Advocacy
Alcohol use. See
homes, Aug
192
Animal hoarding
CaltIitlh UMpi>l} ecatl 1
Asian Indians Computers
coordilinna ted care,
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
\ - 939)
Binge drinking
COMES uae
Bioterrorism The Crist ublic H ealth Revi
6 Work (NHL), by Stephe
Brief motivational intervention Customer satisfaction surveys
irsing home care, Feb. 75
J2A 92
LI4-L2
Delinquency
brief motivational in
“apacity building idolescents,
HIV-pr
Delivery system
aregiving commpyuputteerr uussee., FF eb.
Depression
need assisted-living residents, Nov
Case managers Developmental disabilities
HIV mental h leost SNetloev .e 32r1192 -,313 133
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& Social Work
Volume 27, Numbers 1-4, 2002
ANNUAL INDEX
Change process
male batterers, Feb. 47—55
n. See also Adolescents
1 , May 104-112
Clinical social work
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX social whobia. May |
Abuse PaitiInm a education Works 1
attet eer-Assisted Media
Acculturation by Susan Kurtz, Jame
subhsctetaa n ice iD> use y 1 ]1 2 y tHT olbrook, May
Adolescents. See ‘ognitive control
Korean immigr
ollege students
alcOnol use,
substan
Advocacy
Alcohol use. See
homes, Aug
192
Animal hoarding
CaltIitlh UMpi>l} ecatl 1
Asian Indians Computers
coordilinna ted care,
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
\ - 939)
Binge drinking
COMES uae
Bioterrorism The Crist ublic H ealth Revi
6 Work (NHL), by Stephe
Brief motivational intervention Customer satisfaction surveys
irsing home care, Feb. 75
J2A 92
LI4-L2
Delinquency
brief motivational in
“apacity building idolescents,
HIV-pr
Delivery system
aregiving commpyuputteerr uussee., FF eb.
Depression
need assisted-living residents, Nov
Case managers Developmental disabilities
HIV mental h leost SNetloev .e 32r1192 -,313 133
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ons of Professional Involvement in Health Care Challenges Created by Subs
| 4 View from Within, by Adital Tirosh hole Is Definitely
ri, May 95-103 by Anne A.
Distress Ith
among homeless adults, Nov. 262-2
Korean immigrants, Feb. 36-46
Domestic violence AAnniimmaall Hoasiraiednailindengin d
male batterers, Feb. 47-5 mals Research Consortium, May
Drop-in centers Health insurance
African American injection drug : ; - uninsured workers
Heath care
Insured WOTrKeTS,
Elderly people
ricoh} se, Aug. 110925_-%270 5
issisted-living residents, Nov. 2
r need, Nov. 307-311 by Anthony J. Silve
bstance abuse treatment, Aug. 239-240 Ivery, and Sylvia I
Homeless adults
ital care for addicted women, Aug. 166-174 psychological distre
Ethnic groups. See also Minorities Homophibia
1 capacity building, Feb. 61-66 lesbian alcoholics, At
! Health Training: Changes in Practice Hospital restructuring
Worke ( at
, Christopher G. Mitch
Joanne Despotes, Judith Cook, Lisa Razzano, Dennis
and Michael Wolf, Feb. 67—70
1 Globerman ar
Families. See also Parents Feb. 7-1
Infectious disease
spread, Feb. 56-60
Injection drug users
irop-in center for African Americz
David W. Springer and Sarah H. Orsbon, Aug. 204-7 HIV infection, Aug. 22332-_292¢6
Field education
tumrriinn g :i mpar ct,- EFee b. 7-11 6
Group members
perspectives, May 95-103 Korean immigrants
Group therapy tressful circumstances, |
for battere Feb. 47-55
ion workshop, May 113-12 Life satisfaction
ontion for M ale Batterers: A assisted-living residents, Nov. 2
Literature review
Wallace J. Gingerich, Feb. 4 parenting adolescents with attention deficit hyperactivity
Guided self-change disorde
| ntion for substance-abusir Long-term care
or, Nov. 31
Longitudinal analysis
psychological distress among h
Low-income workers
1 +=
Harm reduction Managed care
inieec tion n ddrriusgo uussee., AuAgr . Se HjIuddiICCi claSly '
, by RobertJ . Reid, Feb. 2
Mediation
peer-assisted, May 155-158
Medication assistance program
> for addicted women, Aug. 166-174 rogram development, Nov. 303-306
healtlehl crisis, Feb. 5~ 6—67 0 MedicJ ation Assistancea Prograitma : OUt ni iaveirseit ye e
I
work in restructured hospitals, Nov. 2 are Depart nt of Soctal Service
substance abuse challenges, Aug. 162-165 Parker-Oliver and Lisa Crandall, Nov. 303-306
Mental health. See also Psychiatric disabilities Promoting Community Awareness to Enhance Mental Health
community awareness promotion, May 83-85 (E), by Ellen Lukens, May 83-85
HIV training, Feb. 67-70 Psychiatric disabilities. See also Mental health
mentally ill adult children living at home, May 145-154 consumer drop-in centers, Nov. 248-261
peer-assisted mediation, May 155-158 mental health recovery paradigm, May 86-94
recovery paradigm, May 86-94 Psychological distress
social phobia, May 137-144 among homeless adults, Nov. 262-273
Mental Health Recovery Paradigm: Implications for Social Public health
Work, by Jenneth Carpenter, May 86-94 animal hoarding, May 125-136
Microethnography crisis, Feb. 56-60
male batterers, Feb. 47-55 injection drug use, Aug. 223-226
Minorities
\frican American injection drug users, Aug. 227-229 Quality of care
HIV-prevention capacity building, Feb. 61-66 nursing homes, Feb. 75-79
stressful circumstances in Korean immigrants, Feb. 36-46
substance abuse in Asian Indians, Aug. 175-183 Recovery
Multifamily therapy group mental health recovery paradigm, May 86-94
with substance-abusing adolescents, Aug. 204-207 Referrals
technology use, Feb. 71-74
Nursing homes Rehabilitation
alcohol use, Aug. 193-203 consumer drop-in centers, Nov. 248-261
quality of care, Feb. 75-79 Rewards
caregivinMga,y 145-154
One Last Pleasure? Alcohol Use among Elderly People in The Role of Cognitive Control in Mediating the Effect of
Nursing Homes, by Waldo C. Klein and Carol Jess, Stressful Circumstances among Korean Immigrants, by
Aug. 193-203 Yongseok Kim, Feb. 36-46
Organizational change Rural communities
hospital restructuring, Feb. 7-16; Nov. 274-284 gun violence and children, May 104-112
substance abuse, Aug. 213-217
Adolescents with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder: Analysis of the Literature for Social Work Self-help groups
Practice, by Lynn McCleary, Nov. 285-292 professional involvement, May 95-103
Parents. See also Families Self-neglect
of adolescents with attention deficit hyperactivity disor- animal hoarding, May 125-136
der, Nov. 285-292 Shame
gun violence and children, May 104-112 lesbian alcoholics, Aug. 218-222
mentally ill adult children living at home, May 145- Shyness
causes and interventions, May 113-124
[ll Adult Children Living at Home, by Shyness and Social Phobia: A Social Work Perspective
Chaya Schwartz and Ronit Gidron, May 145-154 on a Problem in Living, by Joseph Walsh, May 137-
Peer-assisted mediation 144
in mental health settings, May 155-158 Social phobia
Perinatal care causes and interventions, May 113-124
addicted women, Aug. 166-174 Social skills
Perinatal Care for Women Who Are Addicted: Implications rural substance abuse treatment, Aug.
for Empowerment, by Carolyn S. Carter, Aug. 166-174 Social work
Person-in-environment change, Feb. 3-5; Nov. 243-247
social phobia, May 137-144 HIV mental health training, Feb. 67-70
Pets in restructured hospitals, Nov. 274-284
animal hoarding, May 125-136 mental health recovery paradigm, May 86-94
Physician-assisted suicide social phobia, May 137-144
letters, Nov. 313-315 technology use, Feb. 71-74
Placing Social Work in Time and Space (E), by Sharon M. trauma education workshop, May 113-124
Social work education
Keigher, I eb 3-5
Posttraumatic stress impact of hospital restructuring, Feb. 7-16
trauma education workshop, May 113-124 Social Work in Restructuring Hospitals: Program Manage
Practice evaluation ment Five Years Later, by Judith Globerman, Jane
male batterers, Feb. 47-55 White, and Glenda McDonald, Nov. 274-284
Predictors of Psychological Well-Being among Assisted-Living Social work students
Residents, by Sherry M. Cummings, Nov. 293-302 alcohol use, Aug. 184-192
Professional involvement Stress
in self-help groups, May 95-103 Korean immigrants, Feb. 36—46
Professional values parenting, Nov. 285-292
mental health recovery paradigm, May 86-94 trauma education workshop, May 113-124
Program management Structural equation modeling
social work in restructured hospitals, Nov. 274-284 Korean immigrants, Feb. 36-46
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Structured stories 1 “7 ,
30bbe >, Jud ith, Treatme with Lesbian Alcoholics: Healing
rural substance abuse treatment, Aug. 213-217 Shame and Internalized Homophobia for Ongoing
Structured Stories: Reinforcing Social Skills in Rural Sub Sobriety (PF), Aug. 2
stance Abuse Treatment (PF), by Carl G. Leukefeld, Ted 1. See Globerman, Judith
Godlaski, James Clark, Cynthia Brown, and Lon Hays, 2. See Van Loon, Ruth
Aug. 213-217 . See Leukefeld, Carl ¢
Substance abuse
African American injection drug users, Aug. 227-229 Mental Health Recovery
alcohol use among college students, Aug. 184-192 - Social Work, May 86—94
alcohol use among elderly people, Aug. 193-203 ie S., Perinatal Care for Women Who Are
Asian Indians, Aug. 175-183 i:I mplications for Empowerment, Aug. 166-174
ao reduction and injection drug use, At ames. See Leukefeld, Carl G
health care challenges, Aug. 162-165 onway-Giustra, Francine, Ann Crowley,<
lesbian alcoholics, Aug. 218-222 Gorin, Crisis in Caregiving: A (¢ all
letters, Aug. 238-240 Nov. 307-311
motivational intervention for delinquent adolescents Cook, Judith. See Linsk, Nathan L.
Aug. 208-212 , Defining Substan
multifamily therapy group with adolescents, Aug. 204-20 You See Is What You G
perinatal women, Aug. 166-174
rural communities, Aug. 2 See Parker-Oliver Debr 1
statistical information, See Conway-Glustra
welfare recipients, Aug Cummings, Sherry M., Predictors ¢
be-ionsg naa amyomnnnga AAs siisctteedd -Livtwiinng
Tech Knowledge: Introducing Computers for Coordinated
Care (PF), by H. Virginia McCoy and Christie Kilbort Demone, Harold W. See Gassman,
Vila, Feb. 71-74 Despotes, Joanne. See Linsk, Natl
There Is a Time for Every Purpose under Heaven.. , by
Sharon M. Keigher, Nov. 243-247 Fournier, Robert R.
Tracking Change in Psychological Distress among Homele FDoocsttttrraa umatra!t
Adults, by Yin-Ling Irene Wong, Nov. 262-273
Trauma Gassman, Ruth A.,
gun violence and children, May 104-112
posttraumatic stress education workshop, May ide duate
Trauma Education Workshop on Posttraumatic Stre
Robert R. Fournier, May 113-124 Gidron, Ronit. See Schwartz,
Treatment with Lesbian Alcoholics: Healing Shame and Gil, Andres G. See Tubman, Jonat
Intern Homophobia for ( Ingoing Sobriety Gingerich, Wallace J. See Pandya,\
Judith Bobbe, Aug. 218-222 Globerman, Judith
Jane White, and Glenda McDonald
Uninsured workers pitals: Program
health care experiences, Feb. 17-26 —284
Using Customer Satisfaction Surveys to Imt{ rion Bogo, The Impact of
Care in Nursing Homes (PF he Terry Peale; and Sara V. al Work Field Educatior
Sinclair, Feb. 75-79 Godlaski, Ted. See Leukefeld, Carl G.
Gorin, Stept
Welfare recipients
substance abuse, Aug. 230-233
Xchange Point: A Drop-In Center for African American
Active Injection Drug Users (PF), by Samuel A. Leukefeld, Carl G
MacMaster, Kenneth A. Vail, and James Alan Neff imals Research Consortium,
Aug. 227-229
cati f Animal Hoarding, May 125—
Holbrook, Terry. See Kurtz, Susan
AUTHOR INDEX Holter, Mark C. See Mowbray, Carol T.
Abbott, Ann A
> Hea tf ( are ( ‘hallenges ( reated by Sub-
stance Abuse: The Whole Is Definitely Bigger than th ery, Jan M. See Silvestre, Anthony J.
Sum of Its Parts (E), Aug. 162—165
Arrowood, Scott H. See Silvestre, Anthony J. Jess, Carol. See Klein, Waldo C.
Barksdale, Sylvia. See Silvestre, Anthony J. Keigher, Sharon M.
Ben-Ari, Adital Tirosh, Dimensions and Predictions of Pro- Placing Social Work in Time and Space (E), Feb. 3-5
fessional Involvement in Self-Help Groups: A View from [here Isa Time for Every Purpose under Heaven.... (E
Within, May 95-103 Nov. 243-247
Bhattacharya, Gauri, Drug Abuse Risks for Acculturating Kim, Yongseok, The Role of Cognitive Control in Mediating
ee 8 nt Adolescents: Case Study of Asian Indians in the Effect of Stressful Circumstances among ia
the United States, Aug. 175-183 Immigrants, Feb. 36-46
ANNUAL INDEX
Klein, Waldo C., and Carol Jess, One Last Pleasure? Alcohol Gay, Racial, and Ethnic Minority Communities in Small
Use among Elderly People in Nursing Homes, Aug. 193- Cities and Towns (PF), Feb. 61-66
203 Sinclair, Sara V.. See Peak, Terry
Kurtz, Susan, James L. Stone, and Terry Holbrook, Clini- Slovaki, Karen, Gun Violence and Children: Factors Related
cally Sensitive Peer-Assisted Mediation in Mental to Exposure and Trauma, May 104-112
Health Settings (PF), May 155-158 Springer, David W., and Sarah H. Orsbon, Families Helping
Families: Implementing a Multifamily Therapy Group
Lens, Vicki, Managed Care and the Judicial System, Feb. 27- with Substance-Abusing Adolescents (PF), Aug. 204—
35 207
Leukefeld, Carl G., Ted Godlaski, James Clark, Cynthia Steffen, John J. See Van Loon, Ruth
Brown, and Lon Hays, Structured Stories: Reinforcing Stone, James L. See Kurtz, Susan
Social Skills in Rural Substance Abuse Treatment (PF),
Aug. 213-217 Tubman, Jonathan G., Eric F. Wagner, Andres G. Gil, and
Linsk, Nathan L., Christopher G. Mitchell, Joanne Kerensa N. Pate, Brief Motivational Intervention for
Despotes, Judith Cook, Lisa Razzano, Dennis Grey, Substance-Abusing Delinquent Adolescents: Guided
and Michael Wolf, Evaluating HIV Mental Health Self-Change as a Social Work Practice Innovation (PF),
Training: Changes in Practice and Knowledge for Social Aug. 208-212
Workers and Case Managers (PF), Feb. 67-70
Lukens, Ellen, Promoting Community Awareness to Enhance Urbach, Blake J. See Yacoubian, George S., Jr.
Mental Health (E), May 83-85
Vail, Kenneth A. See MacMaster, Samuel A.
MacaMcaMsatesrt,e r, S Samuel \.,A ., KKeennnen etA.h . Vail, Vaial, annd d JJaammeess AlaAl: n Van Loon, Ruth, Joyce R. Borkin, and John J. Steffen, Health
Neff, The Xchange Point: A Drop-In Center for African Care Experiences and Preferences of Uninsured Workers,
American Active Injection Drug Users (PF), Aug. 907 Feb. 17-26
799 Vila, Christie Kilbort. See McCoy, H. Virginia
Manetta, Ameda A., and Janice G. Wells, letter, Nov. 314-315
McCleary, Lynn, Parenting Adolescents with Attention Deficit Wagner, Eric F. See Tubman, Jonathan G.
Hyperactivity Disorder: Analysis of the Literature for Walsh, Joseph, Shyness and Social Phobia: A Social Work
Social Work Practice, Nov. 285-292 Perspective on a Problem in Living, May 137-144
McCoy, H. Virginia, and Christie Kilbort Vila, Tech Knowl- Wechsler, Henry. See Gassman, Ruth A.
edge: Introducing Computers for Coordinated Care White, Jane. See Globerman, Judith
PF), Feb. 71-74 Wolf, Michael. See Linsk, Nathan L.
McDonald, Glenda. See Globerman, Judith Wong, Yin-Ling Irene, Tracking Change in Psychological
Miller, Pamela, and Susan Hedland, letter, Nov. 313-314 Distress among Homeless Adults, Nov. 262-273
Mitchell, Christopher G. See Linsk, Nathan L.
Mowbray, Carol T., Elizabeth A. R. Robinson, and Mark C. Yacoubian, George S., Jr., and Blake J. Urbach, A Compart-
Holter, Consumer Drop-In Centers: Operations, Ser- son of Drug 5 Use between Welfare-Receiving Arrestees
ices, and Consumer Involvement, Nov. 248-261 and Non-Welfare-Receiving Arrestees (PF), Aug. 230-
a
33
Neff, James Alan. See MacMaster, Samuel A.
Orsbon, Sarah H. See Springer, David W.
Palley, Howard A., and Vallerie Van Hollen, letter, Nov. :
313
Pandya, Varsha, and Wallace J. Gingerich, Group Therap)
Intervention for Male Batterers:A Microethnographiff c
Study, Feb. 47-
Parker-Oliver, Debra, and Lisa Crandall, Medication Assis
tance Program: | *rsity of Missouri Health Care
Department of Social Services (PF), Nov. 303-306
Pate, Kerensa N. See Tubman, Jonathan G.
Peak, Terry, and Sara V. Sinclair, Using Customer Satisfaction
to Improve Quality of Care in Nursing Homes
5—79
Razzano, Lisa. See Linsk, Nathan L.
Reid, Robert ‘ Reduction and Injection Drug Use:
Pragmatic Lessons from a Public Health Model (PI
Robinson, Elizabeth -°e Mowbray, Carol T.
Schwartz, Chaya, and Ronit Gidron, Parents of Mentally IIl
Adult Children ing at Home, May 145-154
Silvestre, Anthony J., Scott H. Arrowood, Jan M. Ivery, and
Sylvia Barksdale, HIV-Prevention Capacity Building in
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