Health & Social Work 2005: Vol 30 Index

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ANNUAL INDEX
Health & Social Work
Volume 30, Numbers 1-4, 2005
CARNES
The following abbreviations are used: Feb. for February, Asthma
in children, May 167-170
Aug. for August; Nov. for November, E for Editorial, Asthma Management: A Role for Social Work (PF) by Debra
NHL for National Health Line, and PF for Practice Parker-Oliver, May 167-170
Attitude theory
Forum.
psychiatric rehabilitation, May 87—97
Avoidance coping
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX HIV risk behavior, Aug. 193-201
Abortion Avoidance Coping and HIV Risk Behavior among Gay Men by
mentally challenged individuals, Aug. 253-25 James I. MartinJ,o G. Pryce, and James D. Leeper, Aug.
Abuse 193-201
transgender people, Feb. 19-26
Adaptation to Long-Term Prostate Cancer Survival: The Perspective Behavioral coping
of Elderly Asian/Pacific Islander Wives by Lana Sue I. psychiatric rehabilitation, May 87-97
Ka’opua, Carolyn C. Gotay, Meghan Hannum, and Breast cancer
Grace Bunghanoy, May 145-154 screening, Aug. 221-232
Administration Brief interventions
hospital social work, May 155-165 application, Nov. 336-339
Advancing Social Workers’ Responsiveness to Health Disparities:
The Case of Breast Cancer Screening by Mary Altpeter, Cancer
James Mitchell, and Joan Pennell, Aug. 221—232 breast, May 98-106, Aug 221-232
Advocacy cervical, May 98-106
home health care, Feb. 48-55 early detection, May 98-106, Aug. 221-232
African Americans prostate, May 145-154
clinical trials research, Nov. 296-304 The Capacity ofa Mentally Challenged Person to Consent to
health care disparities, Avg. 265-270 Abortion and Sterilization (PF) by Daniel Pollack, Aug.
African Americans: Disparities in Health Care Access and 253-257
Utilization (NHL) by Valire Carr Copeland Capacity to consent
Aging abortion and sterilization, Aug. 253-257
communication with health care agents, May 107-116 Caregiving
health promotion, May 135-144 family, Nov. 340-343
prostate cancer survivors, May 145-154 HIV/AIDS, Feb. 64-74
social work leadership, Nov. 344-347 patients with Alzheimer’s disease, Nov. 287-295
social work services utilization, Aug. 241-251 Case management
Alcohol treatment evidence-based assessment, May 98-106
brief interventions, Nov. 336-339 Celebrating 30 Years of Scholarship in Health and Mental Health
Allergies (E) by Colleen Galambos, Nov. 275-278
in children, Nov. 325-335 Challenges in the New Perspective Payment System: Action Steps
Alzheimer’s disease for Social Work in Home Health Care by Ji Seon Lee and
caregivers, Nov. 287—295 Barry D. Rock, Feb. 48-55 ;
Ambivalence Charity care
hospitalization for high-risk pregnancy, Feb. 39—47 hospitals, Aug. 213-220
Anaphylaxis Children
life-threatening allergies in children, Nov. 325-335 asthmatic, May 167-170
Anaphylaxis: How Do You Live with It? by Deena Mandell, life-threatening allergies, Nov. 325-335
Ruth Curtis, Milton Gold, and Susan Hardie, Nov. Chinese values
325-335 health care, Feb. 76-79
Asians/Pacific Islanders Clinical practice
Chinese values, May 145-154 mental health services, Feb. 56-63
prostate cancer survival, May 145-154 Clinical research
Assessment African American participants, Nov. 296-304
evidence-based, May 98-106 Collaboration
health-related quality of life, Feb. 27-38 hospice care, Nov. 279-286
spiritual, Nov. 314-323 Communication
Assessment and the Ubiquity of Culture: Threats to Validity in family caregivers, Nov. 340-343
Measures of Health-Related Quality of Life by Peter health care agents and older people, May 107-116
Maramaldi, Barbara Berkman, and Amanda Barusch, Communication between Older People and Their Health Care
Feb. 27-38 Agents: Results of an Intervention by Irene A. Gutheil and
Associations of Psychosocial Factors with the Stress of Infertility Janna C. Heyman, May 107-116
Treatment by Myra G. Schneider and Melinda S. Community benefits
Forthofer, Aug. 183-191 hospital, Aug. 213-220
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ANNUAL INDEX
Health & Social Work
Volume 30, Numbers 1-4, 2005
CARNES
The following abbreviations are used: Feb. for February, Asthma
in children, May 167-170
Aug. for August; Nov. for November, E for Editorial, Asthma Management: A Role for Social Work (PF) by Debra
NHL for National Health Line, and PF for Practice Parker-Oliver, May 167-170
Attitude theory
Forum.
psychiatric rehabilitation, May 87—97
Avoidance coping
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX HIV risk behavior, Aug. 193-201
Abortion Avoidance Coping and HIV Risk Behavior among Gay Men by
mentally challenged individuals, Aug. 253-25 James I. MartinJ,o G. Pryce, and James D. Leeper, Aug.
Abuse 193-201
transgender people, Feb. 19-26
Adaptation to Long-Term Prostate Cancer Survival: The Perspective Behavioral coping
of Elderly Asian/Pacific Islander Wives by Lana Sue I. psychiatric rehabilitation, May 87-97
Ka’opua, Carolyn C. Gotay, Meghan Hannum, and Breast cancer
Grace Bunghanoy, May 145-154 screening, Aug. 221-232
Administration Brief interventions
hospital social work, May 155-165 application, Nov. 336-339
Advancing Social Workers’ Responsiveness to Health Disparities:
The Case of Breast Cancer Screening by Mary Altpeter, Cancer
James Mitchell, and Joan Pennell, Aug. 221—232 breast, May 98-106, Aug 221-232
Advocacy cervical, May 98-106
home health care, Feb. 48-55 early detection, May 98-106, Aug. 221-232
African Americans prostate, May 145-154
clinical trials research, Nov. 296-304 The Capacity ofa Mentally Challenged Person to Consent to
health care disparities, Avg. 265-270 Abortion and Sterilization (PF) by Daniel Pollack, Aug.
African Americans: Disparities in Health Care Access and 253-257
Utilization (NHL) by Valire Carr Copeland Capacity to consent
Aging abortion and sterilization, Aug. 253-257
communication with health care agents, May 107-116 Caregiving
health promotion, May 135-144 family, Nov. 340-343
prostate cancer survivors, May 145-154 HIV/AIDS, Feb. 64-74
social work leadership, Nov. 344-347 patients with Alzheimer’s disease, Nov. 287-295
social work services utilization, Aug. 241-251 Case management
Alcohol treatment evidence-based assessment, May 98-106
brief interventions, Nov. 336-339 Celebrating 30 Years of Scholarship in Health and Mental Health
Allergies (E) by Colleen Galambos, Nov. 275-278
in children, Nov. 325-335 Challenges in the New Perspective Payment System: Action Steps
Alzheimer’s disease for Social Work in Home Health Care by Ji Seon Lee and
caregivers, Nov. 287—295 Barry D. Rock, Feb. 48-55 ;
Ambivalence Charity care
hospitalization for high-risk pregnancy, Feb. 39—47 hospitals, Aug. 213-220
Anaphylaxis Children
life-threatening allergies in children, Nov. 325-335 asthmatic, May 167-170
Anaphylaxis: How Do You Live with It? by Deena Mandell, life-threatening allergies, Nov. 325-335
Ruth Curtis, Milton Gold, and Susan Hardie, Nov. Chinese values
325-335 health care, Feb. 76-79
Asians/Pacific Islanders Clinical practice
Chinese values, May 145-154 mental health services, Feb. 56-63
prostate cancer survival, May 145-154 Clinical research
Assessment African American participants, Nov. 296-304
evidence-based, May 98-106 Collaboration
health-related quality of life, Feb. 27-38 hospice care, Nov. 279-286
spiritual, Nov. 314-323 Communication
Assessment and the Ubiquity of Culture: Threats to Validity in family caregivers, Nov. 340-343
Measures of Health-Related Quality of Life by Peter health care agents and older people, May 107-116
Maramaldi, Barbara Berkman, and Amanda Barusch, Communication between Older People and Their Health Care
Feb. 27-38 Agents: Results of an Intervention by Irene A. Gutheil and
Associations of Psychosocial Factors with the Stress of Infertility Janna C. Heyman, May 107-116
Treatment by Myra G. Schneider and Melinda S. Community benefits
Forthofer, Aug. 183-191 hospital, Aug. 213-220
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onsent Flow cytometry
abortion and sterilization, Aug. 253-257 prenatal sex selection, May 126-134
contribution of Demographic, Medical, and Social Support
Variables in Predicting the Mental Health Dimension of Gays
Quality of Life among People with Multiple Sclerosis by HIV risk behavior, Aug. 193-201
Chaya Schwartz and Rena Frohner, Aug. 203-212 Genetics
oping prenatal sex selection, May 126-134
avoidance, Aug. 193-201 Gerontological social work
life-threatening allergies in children, Nov. 325~335 health promotion, May 135-144
psychiatric rehabilitation, May 87-97 social work leadership, Nov. 344-347
sultivating Social Work Leadership in Health Promotion and Grief reactions
Aging: Strategies for Active Aging Interventions by Victor W. caregivers, Nov. 287—295
Marshall and Mary Altpeter, May 135-144 Grief Reactions and Depression in Caregivers of Individuals with
culture Alzheimer’s Disease: Results from a Pilot Study in an Urban
Chinese, Feb. 76-79 Setting by Sara Sanders and Kathryn Betts Adams, Nov.
health promotion, Aug. 221-232 287-295
patient-based assessment, Feb. 27-38
Health care
Depression celebrating 30 years of scholarship, Nov. 275-277
caregivers, Nov. 287—295 Chinese culture and values, Feb. 76-79
Developing a Spiritual Assessment Toolbox: A Discussion of the hospital social work, May 155-165
Strengths and Limitations of Five Different Assessment national policy, May 171-175
Methods by David R. Hodge, Nov. 314-323 older immigrants and veterans in Israel, Aug. 241-251
Diabetes rura! populations, Aug. 179-181
evidence-based intervention, Aug. 259-264 ransyender people, Feb. 19-26
Discharge planning Health care access
social work evaluation, May 117-125 African Americans, Aug. 265-270
Disparities hospital community benefits and free care programs, Aug.
breast cancer screening, Aug. 221—232 213-220
health care for African Americans, Aug. 265-270 low-income working women, Feb. 7-17
rural populations, Aug. 179-181 Health care agents
Diversity communication with older people, May 107-116
patient-based assessment, Feb. 27-38 Health Care Disparities among Rural Populations:A Neglected
Drug courts Frontier (E) by Colleen Galambos, Aug. 179-181
social work implications, Aug. 233-240 Health care proxy
Drug Courts and Mental Health Courts: Implications for Social communication with older people, May 107-116
Work by Sabrina W. Tyuse and Donald M. Linhorst, Health insurance
Aug. 233--240 low-income working women, Feb. 7-17
uninsured, Feb. 3-6, Aug. 213—220
Employment Health promotion
people with thultiple sclerosis, Aug. 203-212 older people, May 135-144
Empowerment Health-related quality of life (HRQL)
culture-sensitive approaches to health care, Feb. 76-79 assessment, Feb. 27-38
End-of-life planning Helping Adults with Diabetes:A Review of Evidence-Based
communication with older people, May 107-116 Interventions (PF) by Vaughn A. DeCoster and Sherry M.
Ethical Considerations in Prenatal Sex Selection by Leslie Doty Cummings, Aug. 259-264
Hollingsworth, May 126-134 High-risk pregnancy
Ethical issues hospitalization, Feb. 39-47
abortion and sterilization in mentally challenged High-Risk Pregnancy and Hospitalization: The Women’s Voices by
individuals, Aug. 253-257 Ronit D. Leichtentritt, Nurith Blumenthal, Anat
prenatal sex selection, May 126-134 Elyassi, and Sigi Rotmensch, Feb. 39-47
Evidence-Based Assessment in Case Management to Improve HIV/AIDS
Abnormal Cancer Screen Follow-Up by Betsy coping strategies, Aug. 193-201
Vourlekis, Kathleen Ell, and Deborah Padgett, May stigma, Feb. 64-74
98-106 transgender people, Feb. 19-26
Evidence-based practice Holistic services
cancer prevention, May 98-106 spiritual assessment, Nov. 314-323
diabetes interventionAsu,g . 259-264 Home health care
Examining Variables Related to Successful Collaboration on the prospective payment system, Feb. 48-55
Hospice Team by Debra Parker-Oliver, Laura R. Hong Kong
Bronstein, and Lori Kurzejeski, Nov. 279-286 Chinese cultures and values in health care, Feb. 76-79
Hospice
Families interdisciplinary collaboration, Nov. 279-286
with asthmatic children, May 167-170 Hospitals
caregivers, Nov. 340-343 free care programs, Aug. 213-220
life-threatening allergies in children, Nov. 325-335 high-risk pregnancies, Feb. 39-47
Females social work leadership, May 155-165
abortion and sterilization consent, Aug. 2 How Many Social Workers Are Needed in Primary Care? A Patient-
health insurance for low-income working, Feb. 7-17 Based Needs Assessment Example by James McGuire,
hospitalization for high-nsk pregnancy, Feb. 39-47 Karra Bikson, and Jessica Blue-Howells, Nov. 305-313
mental health services, Feb. 56-63 Humor
wives of prostate cancer survivors, May 145-154 family caregivers, Nov. 340-343
Annual Index
Immigrants prostate cancer survivors, May 145-154
health social work services utilization, Aug. 241-251 social work leadership, Nov. 344-347
Increasing Access to Health Care: Examination of Hospital social work services utilization, Aug. 241-251
Community Benefits and Free Care Programs by Elissa D. Organizational change
Giffords, Linda Wenze, David M. Weiss, Donna Kass, hospital social work, May 155-165
and Rosemarie Guercia, Aug. 213-220
Index of Interdisciplinary Collaboration Patient-based assessments (PBAs)
hospice care, Nov. 279-286 validity, Feb. 27-38
Infertility treatment Phenomenological inquiry
psychosocial factors, Aug. 183-191 hospitalization for high-risk pregnancy, Feb. 39-47
Inpatients Policy
social work evaluation, May 117-125 prospective payment system, Feb. 48-55
Interdisciplinary collaboration Pregnancy
hospice care, Nov. 279-286 high-risk, Feb. 39-47
Israel infertility treatment, Aug. 183-191
health social work services utilization, Aug. 241-251 prenatal sex selection, May 126-134
Preimplantation genetic diagnosis
Leadership ethics, May 126-134
aging issues, Nov. 344-347 Prenatal sex selection
hospital social work, May 155-165 ethics, May 126-134
Let’s Not Gamble with Social Security (NHL) by James H. Presidential election
Schulz and Stephen Gorin, Feb. 75 social worker views, May 171-175
The Lion at the Gate: An HIV-Affected Caregiver Resists Stigma Primary care
by Cynthia Cannon Poindexter, Feb. 64—74 social workers in, Nov. 305-313
Listening for the Communicative Signals of Humor, Narratives, and Prospective payment system
Self-Disclosure in the Family Caregiver Interview (PF) by home health care, Feb. 48-55
Lisa Sparks, Shirley S. Travis, and Sharlene R. Prostate cancer
Thompson, Nov. 340-343 long-term survival, May 145-154
A Longitudinal Look at Social Work Leadership in Hospitals: The Psychological Traits and Behavioral Coping of Psychiatric
Impact of a Changing Health Care System by Terry Consumers: The Mediating Role of Self-Esteem by Sang K.
Mizrahi and Candyce S. Berger, May 155-165 Kahng and CarolT .M owbray, May 87-97
Low-income people Psychopharmacology
health care coverage, Feb. 7-17 recommendations for social workers, Feb. 56-63
Psychosocial factors
Management asthmatic children, May 167—170
asthma, May 167—170 cancer prevention, May 98-106
hospital social work, May 155-165 infertility treatment, Aug. 183-191
Medicaid
low-income working women, Feb. 7-17 Quality ofl ife
Medicare multiple sclerosis, Aug. 203-212
prospective payment system for home health care, Feb.
48-55 Recruitment
Mental health for clinical trials, Nov. 296-304
Religion
celebrating 30 years of scholarship, Nov. 27 spiritual assessment, Nov. 314-323
criminal courts, Aug. 233-240 Research
natural disasters, May 83-86 African Americans in clinical trials, Nov. 296-304
social worker responsiveness, Feb. 56-63 Risk assessment
Mental health courts inpatients, May 117-125
social work implications, Aug. 233-240 Rural populations
Minorities health care disparities, Aug. 179-181
health-related quality of life assessment, Feb. 27-38
Multiple sclerosis Screening
cancer prevention, May 98-106
inpatient, May 117-125
Narratives Screening Adherence Follow-up (SAFe) program
family caregivers, Nov. 340-343 cancer prevention, May 98-106
NASW Code of Ethics Self-disclosure
prenatal sex selection, May 126-134 family caregivers, Nov. 340-343
Natural disasters Self-esteem ;
health and mental health considerations, May 83-86 psychiatric rehabilitation, May 87-97
Natural Disasters: Health and Mental Health Considerations (E) Service utilization
by Colleen M. Galambos, May 83-86 African Americans, Aug. 265-270
Needs assessment older immigrants and veterans inI srael, Aug. 241-251
staffing in primary care, Nov. 305-313 SF-36®
validity, Feb. 27-38
Offering African Americans Opportunities to Participate in Clinical Social security privatization
Trials Research: How Social Workers Can Help by Susan E. rejection, Feb. 75
Mason, Nov. 296-304 Social support
Older people people with multiple sclerosis, Aug. 203212
communication with health care agents, May 107-116 Social work
health promotion, May 135-144 asthmatic children, May 167-170
Health & Social Work Votume 30, NuMBER 4 NOVEMBER 2005
brief interventions, Nov. 336-339 Why Kerry Lost and Where We Go from Here (NHL) by
drug courts and mental health courts, Aug. 233-240 Stephen Gorin, May 11T711_-A1D7E5
gerontological, May 135-144, Nov. 344-347 Wives
home health care, Feb. 48-55 of prostate cancer survivors, May 145-154
infertility treatment stress, Aug. 183-191 Women, Mental Health, and the Psychiatric Enterprise: A Review
leadership, May 155-165, Nov. 344-347 by Kia J. Bentley, Feb. 56-63
people with multiple sclerosis, Aug. 203— 212
presidential election, May 171-175
service utilization, Aug. 241-251 AUTHOR INDEX
staffing in primary care, Nov. 305-313 Adams, Kathryn Betts. See Sanders, Sara
Social Work Admission Assessment Tool for Identifying Patients in Altpeter, Mary. See Marshall, Victor W
Need of Comprehensive Social Work Evaluation by Carla James Mitchell, and Joan Pennell, Advancing Social Workers’
Boutin-Foster, Sona Euster, Yvette Rolon, Athena Responsiveness to Health Disparities: The Case of Breast
Motal, Rhonda BeLue, Robin Kline, and Mary E. Cancer Screening, Aug. 221—232
Charlson, May 117-125 Anderson, Steven G. and Mary Keegan Eamon, Stability of
Social Work Admission Assessment Tool (SWATT) Health Care Coverage among Low-Income Working Women,
application, May 117-125 Feb. 7-17
Social work evaluation Auslander, Gail K., Varda Soskolne, and Ilana Ben-Shahar,
early identification, May 117-125 Utilization of Health Social Work Services by Older
Social Work Leadership and Aging: Meeting the Demographic Immigrants and Veterans in Israel, Aug. 241-251
Imperative (NHL) by Sarah Sisco, Patricia Volland, and
Stephen Gorin, Nov. 344-347 Barusch, Amanda. See Maramaldi, Peter
Social Work Practice in Health Care: The Need to Use Brief BeLue, Rhonda. See Boutin-Foster, Carla
Interventions (Viewpoint) by Kim Kotrla, Nov. 336-339 Ben-Shahar, Ilana. See Auslander, Gail K
Social work research Bentley, Kia J., Women, Mental Health, and the Psychiatric
African Americans in clinical trials, Nov. 296-304 Enterprise: A Review, Feb. 56-63
Spirituality Berger, Candyce S. See Mizrahi, Terry
assessment methods, Nov. 314-323 Berkman, Barbara. See Maramaldi, Peter
Stability of Health Care Coverage among Low-Income Working Bikson, Karra. See McGuire, James
Women by Steven G. Anderson and Mary Keegan Blue-Howells, Jessica. See McGuire, James
Eamon, Feb. 7-17 Blumenthal, Nurith. See Leichtentritt, Ronit D
STEP program Boutin-Foster, Carla, Sona Euster, Yvette Rolon, Athena
communication with older people, May 107-116 Motal, Rhonda BeLue, Robin Kline, and Mary I
Sterilization Charlson, Social Work Admission Assessment Tool for
mentally challenged individuals, Aug. 253-257 Identifying Patients in Need of Comprehensive Social Work
Stigma Evaluation, May 117-125
HIV/AIDS caregivers, Feb. 64-74 Bronstein, Laura R. See Parker-Oliver, Debra
psychiatric rehabilitation, May 87-97 Bunghanoy, Grace. See Ka’opua, Lana Sue |
Stress
infertility treatment, Aug. 183-191 vhan, Cecilia Lai-Wan and Howard A. Palley, The Use of
Substance abuse Traditional Chinese Culture and Values in Social Work
brief interventions, Nov. 336-339 7He6a7lt9h Care Related Interventions in Hong Kong (PF), Feb
drug courts and mental health courts, Aug. 233—240
Suicide ‘harlson, Mary E. See Boutin-Foster, Carla
transgender people, Feb. 19-26 opeland, Valire Carr, African Americans: Disparities in
Health Care Acces 1 Utilization (NHL), Aug. 265-
Teams 270
interdisciplinary collaboration, Nov. 279— Summings, Sherry M. See DeCoster, Vaughn A
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TA -urtis, Ruth. See Mandell, Deena
low-income working women, Feb. 7-17
Terrorism DeCoster, Vaughn A. and Sherry M. Cummings, Helping
national policy, May 171-175 Adults with Diabetes: A Review of Evidence-Based
Transgender Health: Findings from Tivo Needs Assessment Studies Interventions (PF), Aug. 259-264
in Philadelphia by Gretchen P. Kenagy, Feb. 19-26
Transgender people Eamon, Mary Keepan. See Anderson, Steven G
health issues, Feb. 19-26 Ell, Kathleen. See Vourlekis, Betsy
Elyassi, Anat. See Leichtentritt, Ronit D.
Uninsured individuals Euster, Sona. See Boutin-Foster, Carla
hospital community benefits and free care programs, Aug.
213-220 Forthofer, Melinda S. See Schneider, Myra G
social work response, Feb. 3-6 Frohner, Rena. See Schwartz, Chaya
The Uninsured:A Forgotten Population (E) by Colleen
Galambos, Feb. 3-6 Galambos, Colleen
The Use of Traditional Chinese Culture and Values in Social Work Celebrating 30 Years of Scholarship in Health and Mental
Health Care Related Interventions in Hong Kong (PF) by Health (E), Nov. 275-278 ;
Cecilia Lai-Wan Chan and Howard A. Palley, Feb. 76-79 Health Care Disparities among Rural Populations:A Neglected
Utilization of Health Social Work Services by Older Immigrants Frontier (E), Aug. 179-181
and Veterans in Israel by Gail K. Auslander, Varda Natural Disasters: Health and Mental Health Considerations
Soskolne, and Ilana Ben-Shahar, Aug. 241-251 (E), May 83-86
The Uninsured: A Forgotten Population (E), Feb. 3-6
Violence Giffords, Elissa D., Linda Wenze, David M. Weiss, Donna Kass,
transgender people, Feb. 19-26 and Rosemarie Guercia, Increasing Access to Health Care:
Annual Index
Examination of Hospital Community Benefits and Free Parker-Oliver, Debra
Care Programs, Aug. 213-220 Asthma Management:A Role for Social Work (PF), May 167—
Gold, Milton. See Mandell, Deena 170
Gorin, Stephen. See Schulz, James H.; Sisco, Sarah Laura R. Bronstein, and Lori Kurzejeski, Examining
Why Kerry Lost and Where We Go from Here (NHL), May Variables Related to Successful Collaboration on the Hospice
171-175 Team, Nov. 279-286
Gotay, Carolyn C. See Ka’opua, Lana Sue I. Pennell, Joan. See Altpeter, Mary
Guercia, Rosemarie. See Giffords, Elissa D. Poindexter, Cynthia Cannon, The Lion at the Gate: An HIV-
Gutheil, Irene A. and Janna C. Heyman, Communication Affected Caregiver Resists Stigma, Feb. 64-74
between Older People and Their Health Care Agents: Results Pollack, Daniel, The Capacity ofa Mentally Challenged Person to
of an Intervention, May 107-116 Consent to Abortion and Sterilization (PF), Aug. 253-257
Pryce, Jo G. See Martin, James I.
Hannum, Meghan. See Ka’opua, Lana Sue I.
Hardie, Susan. See Mandell, Deena Rock, Barry D. See Lee,J i Seon
Heyman, Janna C. See Gutheil, Irene A. Rolon, Yvette. See Boutin-Foster, Carla
Rotmensch, Sigi. See Leichtentritt, Ronit D.
Discussion of the Strengths and Limitations of Five Different
Assessment Methods, Nov. 314-323 Sanders, Sara and Kathryn Betts Adams, Grief Reactions and
Hollingsworth, Leslie Doty, Ethical Considerations in Prenatal Depression in Caregivers of Individuals with Alzheimer’s
Sex Selection, May 126-134 Disease: Results from a Pilot Study in an Urban Setting,
Nov. 287-295
Kahng, Sang K. and Carol T. Mowbray, Psychological Traits and Schneider, Myra G. and Melinda S. Forthofer, Associations of
Behavioral Coping of Psychiatric Consumers: The Mediating Psychosocial Factors with the Stress of Infertility Treatment,
Role of Self-Esteem, May 87-97 Aug. 183-191
Ka’opua, Lana Sue I., Carolyn C. Gotay, Meghan Hannum, Schulz, James H. and Stephen Gorin, Let’s Not Gamble with
and Grace Bunghanoy, Adaptation to Long-Term Prostate Social Security (NHL), Feb. 75
Cancer Survival: The Perspective of Elderly Asian/Pacific Schwartz, Chaya and Rena Frohner, Contribution of
Islander Wives, May 145-154 Demographic, Medical, and Social Support Variables in
Kass, Donna. See Giffords, Elissa D. Predicting the Mental Health Dimension of Quality of Life
Kenagy, Gretchen P., Transgender Health: Findings from Tivo among People with Multiple Sclerosis, Aug. 203-212
Needs Assessment Studies in Philadelphia, Feb. 19-26 Sisco, Sarah, Patricia Volland, and Stephen Gorin, Social Work
Kline, Robin. See Boutin-Foster, Carla Leadership and Aging: Meeting the Demographic Imperative
Kotrla, Kim, Social Work Practice in Health Care: The Need to (NHL), Nov. 344-347
Use Brief Interventions (Viewpoint), Nov. 336-339 Soskolne, Varda. See Auslander, Gail K.
Kurzejeski, Lori. See Parker-Oliver, Debra Sparks, Lisa, Shirley S. Travis, and Sharlene R. Thompson,
Listening for the Communicative Signals of Humor,
Lee,J i Seon and Barry D. Rock, Challenges in the New Narratives, and Self-Disclosure in the Family Caregiver
Perspective Payment System: Action Steps for Social Work in Interview (PF), Nov. 340-343
Home Health Care, Feb. 48-55
Leeper, James D. See Martin, James I. Thompson, Sharlene R. See Sparks, Lisa
Leichtentritt, Ronit D., Nurith Blumenthal, Anat Elyassi, and Travis, Shirley S. See Sparks, Lisa
Sigi Rotmensch, High-Risk Pregnancy and Hospitaliza- Tyuse, Sabrina W. and Donald M. Linhorst, Drug Courts and
tion: The Women’s Voices, Feb. 39-47 Mental Health Courts: Implicationfso r Social Work, Aug.
Linhorst, Donald M. See Tyuse, Sabrina W. 233-240
Mandell, Deena, Ruth Curtis, Milton Gold, and Susan Volland, Patricia. See Sisco, Sarah
Hardie, Anaphylaxis: How Do You Live with It?, Nov. Vourlekis, Betsy, Kathleen Ell, and Deborah Padgett,
325-335 Evidence-Based Assessment in Case Management to Improve
Maramaldi, Peter, Barbara Berkman, and Amanda Barusch, Abnormal Cancer Screen Follow-Up, May 98-106
Assessment and the Ubiquity of Cuiture: Threats to Validity
in Measures of Health-Related Quality of Life, Feb. 27-38 Weiss, David M. See Giffords, Elissa D.
Marshall, Victor W. and Mary Altpeter, Cultivating Social Work Wenze, Linda. See Giffords, Elissa D.
Leadership in Health Promotion and Aging: Strategies for
Active Aging Interventions, May 135-144
Martin, James I., Jo G. Pryce, and James D. Leeper, Avoidance
Coping and HIV Risk Behavior among Gay Men, Aug.
193-201
Mason, Susan E., Offering African Americans Opportunities to
Participate in Clinical Trials Research: How Social Workers
Can Help, Nov. 296-304
McGuire, James, Karra Bikson, and Jessica Blue-Howells,
How Many Social Workers Are Needed in Primary Care? A
atient-Based Needs Assessment Example, Nov. 305-313
Mitchell, James. See Altpeter, Mary
Mizrahi, Terry and Candyce S. Berger, A Longitudinal Look at
Social Work Leadership in Hospitals: The Impact of a
Changing Health Care System, May 155-165
Motal, Athena. See Boutin-Foster, Carla
Mowbray, Carol T. See Kahng, Sang K.
Padgett, Deborah. See Vourlekis, Betsy
Palley, Howard A. See Chan, Cecilia Lai-Wan
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