Health & Social Work 2006: Vol 31 Index

2006·1.1 MB·English

ANNUAL INDEX
lealth & Social Work
Vol. 31, Nos. 1-4, February 2006—November 2006
CARR
The follov’':g abbreviations are used: Feb. for February, “Caring for You, Caring for Me”: A Ten-Year Caregiver
Aug. for August, Nov. for November, Ef or Editorial, NHL Educational Initiative of the Rosalynn Carter In-
stitute for Human Development (PF) by David H.
for Nationial Health Line, and PF for Practice Forum.
Haigler, Laura J. Bauer, and Shirley S. Travis, May
149-152
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX Cervical cancer
Abortion screening for older women of color, Feb. 16-25
polic y issues, Aug. 163-166 Children
Addressing Sexual Issues in Individuals with Chronic Health adopted from China, Aug. 201-207
Conditions (PF) by Nancy Claiborne and Victoria M. with chronic health conditions, Aug. 209-216
Rizzo, Aug. 221-224 on Medicaid, Feb. 65-71
Adolescent mothers of parents with mental illness, May 99-108
case management intervention, Feb. 54-63 responses to parental victimizatioAnu,g . 181-188
Adolescent pregnancy China
prevention through infant simulation intervention, Feb. children adopted from, Aug. 201-207
26-35 Chronic health conditions
sexual issues, Aug. 221-224
Adoles« ents
osteoporosis prevention, Feb. 44-53 siblings of youths with, Aug. 209-216
Adoption Church attendance
children from China, Aug. 201-207 functional limitations and, Nov. 246-255
Advance directives Claiborne, Nancy, Effectiveness of a Care Coordination
nursing home residents with dementia, Aug. 189-199 Model for Stroke Survivors: A Randomized Study,
African Americans May 87—96
breast cancer prevention program, Feb. 73-76 The Clubhouse as an Empowering Setting by Carol T. Mow-
cancer screening for older women, Feb. 16-25 bray, Lisa Lewandowski, Mark Holter, and Deborah
community-based intervention for women with breast Bybee, Aug. 167-179
Cluster analysis
cancer, Feb. 77-80
functional limitations and religious service attendance, coping styles of older adults, Nov. 289-298
Community programs
Nov. 246-255
parental victimization, Aug. 181-188 for breast cancer prevention, Feb. 73-76
race disparities in health, Nov. 275-288 for women with breast cancer, Feb. 77-80
A Community Capacity-Enhancement Approach to Breast
Baby Think It Over: Evaluation of an Infant Simulation and Cervical Cancer Screening among Older Women
Intervention for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention by of Color by Karen Bullock and Sarah A. McGraw,
Diane de Anda, Feb. 26-35 Feb. 16-25
Bipolar disorder Confidentiality
adult children of parents with, May 99-108 health privacy regulations, May 129-136
Birth outcomes Coping styles
case management intervention for adolescents, Feb. men with partners having breast cancer, May 117-127
54-63 of older adults with visual impairment, Nov. 289-298
Breast cancer Cultural beliefs
men’s adjustment to partners’, May 117-127 breast cancer screening, Feb. 36—43
Breast cancer prevention
in African American community, Feb. 73-76 Dementia
community-based intervention, Feb. 77-80 nursing home residents with, Aug. 189-199
cultural beliefs and diverse populations, Feb. 36—43 Department of Veterans Affairs
social work in, Aug. 233-238
tor older women of color, Feb. 16—25
Breast Cancer Screening: Cultural Beliefs and Diverse Popula- Depression
tions by Cassandra E. Simon, Feb. 36-43 in men with partners having breast cancer, May
117-127
Care coordination Developmental delay
stroke survivors, May 87—96 children adopted from China, Aug. 201-207
Caregivers Diversity
support and education, May 149-152 breast cancer screening, Feb. 36—43
CCC Code: 0360-7283/06 $3.00 ©2006 National Association of Social Workers
Do Not Forget about Your Volunteers:A Qualitative Analy- Medicaid children, Feb. 65-71
sis of Factors Influencing Volunteer Turnover (PF) by Health Care Coverage for Poor Women: Dwindling Support
Andrea Galiette Skoglund, Aug. 217—220 (E) by Colleen M. Galambos, Feb. 3-5
Dyadic coping Health Care for Women with Disabilities: Populatior
in men with partners having breast cancer, May Evidence of Disparitiebsy Susan L. Parish
117-127 Huh, Feb. 7-15
Health Care Needs of Aging Adults: Unpre
mpowerment portunities for Social Work (E
psychosocial rehabilitation program, Aug. 167-179 and Vaughn A. DeCoster,
nd-of-Life Decision Making for Nursing Home Residents Health issues
with Dement A Survey of Nursing Home Social iging adults, Nov. 243-245
Services Staff by Debra Lacey, Aug. 189-199 children adopted from Chin
nd-of-life decisions race lispar ities, Nov. 275-2!
nursing home residents with dementia, Aug. 189-199 resilience in siblings of youth
Ensuring Equal Access for Medicaid Children (NHL) by Health savings accounts
Samuel S. Flint, Feb. 65-71 social work perspective,
| thical i practice HIPAA regulations
health privacy regulations, May 129-136 professional practice requiren
Ethics audits Hispanics
in health care settings, Aug. 225-228 incer screening for older
Ethnicity HIV/AIDS
: i are
breast cancer screening, Feb. 36—43 social isolations of
ination of the Social Networks and Social Isolation 299-308
in Older and Younger Adults Living with HIV/AIDS
by Charles A. Emlet, Nov. 299-308 Improving Psychosocial Care in Nursing
Next Ch illenge I DY Joan Zlot
Families ind Colleen Galambo, May 83—8¢
caregiver support and education, May 149-152 Individuals with disabilities
Family-centered care health care for female, Feb. 7-15
siblings of youths with chronic health conditions, Aug. visual impairment in older adults, Nov. 23
209-216 An Innovative Community-Based Inter\y
Females American Women with Breast ¢
idolescent mothers, Feb. 54-63 Project by A. Suzanne Boyd and Mar
idolescent pregnancy prevention, Feb. 26-35 Feb. 77-80
1b reast cancer screening, :F eb. 51 6 ; Feb. 36-43 Isolation
1ealth care for females with disabilities, Fel 7 15 individuals living with HIV/AIDS, Nov
health care for poor, Feb. 3-6
osteoporosis prevention, Feb. 44-53 Kidney patients
reproductive health, Aug. 163-166 psychosocial evaluation intervie
First-Birth Outcomes and Timing of Second Births: A
Statewide Case Management Program for Adolescent Life-sustaining treatment
Mothers by Bernadette B. Sangalang, Richard P. Barth, nursing home residents with deme
ind John S. Painter, Feb. 54—63
Fostering Resilience in Siblings of Youths with a Chronic Malinnggee ring
Health Condition:A Review of the Literatureb y Melissa management, May 155-158
H. Bellin and Pamela J. Kovacs, Aug. 209-216 Mammography
Functional limitations for older women of color, Feb. 16
church attendance and, Nov. 246—255 Medicaid
Functional Limitations and Religious Service Attendance coverage for psychotropic medication
among African American and White Older Adults by equal access for children on, Feb. 65-7
Lucinda Lee Roff, David L. Klemmack, Cassandra Medicaid Coverage of Newer Psychotropi
Simon, Gi Won Cho, Michael W. Parker, Harold G by Mennakshi Venkataraman, Aug
Koenig, Patricia Sawyer-Baker, and Richard M. All Medication
man, Nov. 246-255 Medicaid coverage, Aug. 229-232
Menopause
Gender differences osteoporosis prevention, Feb. 44-53
responses to parental victimization, Aug. 181 Men’s Adjustment to Their Partners’ Breast ¢
Coping Perspective by Barry N. Feldman
Health care Broussard, May 117-127
aging adults, Nov. 243-245 Mental health services
ethics audits, Aug. 225-228 psychosocial rehabilitation program, Aug
females with disabilities, Feb. 7-15 Mental illness
health savings accounts, Nov. 309-312 adult children of parents with severe, May 99
low-income females, Feb. 3-6 psychosocial rehabilitation program, Aug. 167
Health & Social Work Vovume 31, NUMBER 4 NOVEMBER 2
Mothers Psychosocial Evaluation Interview Protocol for Pretrans
case management intervention for adolescent, Feb plant Kidney Recipients by Maurice S. Fisher, May
54-63 13 144
with mental illness, May 99-108 Psychosocial outcomes
idult children of parents with severe mental illnesses,
Nursing homes Mav 99-108
end-of-life decisions, Aug. 189-199 men with partners having breast cancer, May 117-127
psychosocial care, May 83-86 siblings of youths with chronic health conditions, Aug
social service directors, Nov. 266-274 209-216
Psychosocial Outcomes for Adult Children of Patents with
Older individuals e Mental Illnesses: Demographic and Clinical His
cancer screening for women of color, Feb. 16—2 Predictors by Carol T. Mowbray, Deborah Bybee,
church attendance and functional limitations, Nov Daphna Oyserman, Peter MacFarlane, and Nicholas
246-255 Bowersox, May 99-108
coping styles, Nov. 289-298 Psy¢ hotropic medication
race disparities in health, Nov. 275—288 Medic coverage, Aug. 229
social isolation of individuals with HIV/AIDS, Nov
299—308 Quality of life
social support, Nov ke survivors, May 87—96
White House Conference on Aging, May 145-147
Organizational Characteristics Influencing Nursing Home Xace Disparities in Health among Older Adults: Examin
Social Service Directors’ Qualifications: A National ing the Role of Productive Eng vent by James E.
Study by Kelsey V. Simons, Nov. 266-274 Hinterlong, Nov. 275-288
Osteoporosis Religion
prevention, Feb. 44-53 chur h attendance and functional limitations, Nov
16-255
Parent Re produc tive health
adolescent mothers, Feb. 54-63 policy issues, Aug. 163-166
with mental illness, May 99-108 Resilience
as victims of violence, Aug. 181—188 in siblings of youths with chronic health conditions, Aug.
Partners 2()9~216
of women with breast cancer, May 117—127 Xisk reduction
; ‘
Personal health information idolescent pregnancy prevention measures, Feb. 26-35
confidentiality regulations, May 11 29-136
Poverty
equal access for children on Medicaid, Feb. 65
health care for females, Feb. 3-6 Saving Grace: A Breast Cancer Prevention Program in the
A Practitioner’s Response to the New Health Privacy Regu African American Community (PF) by Precilla|
lations by Julia A. Yang and Francis A. Kombarakaran, Berlin, Thomas Alex Washington, and Yvonne Greene,
May 129-136 ) 6
Pregnancy
idolescent pregnancy prevention measures, Feb lividuals with chronic health conditions, Aug
26-35 221-224
case management intervention for adolescents, Feb Short-form - 36
54-63 care coordination model for stroke survivors, May
Prenatal care 87—96
casc management intervention for adolescents, Fel Siblings
54-63 of youths with chronic health conditions, Aug. 20'
Prevention and Women’s Reproductive Health: A Mattet Significance of Gender and Age in African Ameri
of Concern (E) by Margorie R. Sable and Colleen M dren’s Response to Parental Victimization by Ca
Galambos, Aug. 163-166 N. Dulmus and Carolyn Hilarski, Aug. 181-188
Privacy Simulation
HIPAA regulations, May 129-136 for adolescent pregnancy prevention, Feb. 26
Productive engagement Sleep problems
race disparities in health, Nov. 275-288 children adopted from China, Aug. 201-207
Professional development Social isolation
social worker substance abuse training, May 109-115 individuals living with HIV/AIDS, Nov. 299
Psyc hosoc ial care Social service directors
clubhouse model, Aug. 167-179 nursing homes, Nov. 266—274
nursing home settings, May 83-86 Social support
oldest-old, Nov. 256—265 individuals living with HIV/AIDS, Nov. 299-308
stroke survivors, May 87-96 oldest-old, Nov. 256—265
Psychosocial evaluation Social Work and Malingering by Allison D. Murdach,
pretransplant kidney recipients, May May 155-158
Annual Index
Social work education Program in the African American Community (PF),
geriatric, Nov. 243-245 Feb. 73-76
Social Work Ethics Audit Bellin, Melissa H. and PamelaJ . Kovacs, Fostering Resilience
in health care settings, Aug. 225-228 in Siblings of Youths with a Chronic Health Condition:
Social Work Ethics Audits in Health Care Settings: A Case A Review of the Literature, Aug. 209-216
Study (PF) by William J. Kirkpatrick, Frederic G. Boyd, A. Suzanne and Margaret C. WilmothA,n Innovative
Reamer, and Marilyn Sykulski, Aug. 225—228 Community-Based Intervention for African American
Social Work in the Department of Veterans Affairs: Lessons Women with Breast Cancer: The Witness Project, Feb.
Learned (NHL) by Jill E. Manske, Aug. 233-238 77-80
Social workers Brennan, Mark. See Lee, Eun-Kyoung Othelia
in Department of Veterans Affairs, Aug. 233-233 2 Broussard, C. Anne. See Feldman, Barry N.
professional qualifications, Nov. 266-274 Bullock, Karen and Sarah A. McGraw, A Community Ca-
psychosocial evaluation, May 137-144 pacity-Enhancement Approach to Breast and Cervical
substance abuse training, May 109-115 Cancer Screening among Older Women of Color,
White House Conference on Aging, May 145-147 Feb. 16-25
Social Workers in the Substance Abuse Treatment Field: A Bybee, Deborah. See Mowbray, Carol T.
Snapshot of Service Activities by Mickey J. W. Smith,
[racy Whitaker, and Toby Weismiller, May 109-115 Cho, Gi Won. See Roff, Lucinda Lee
Stress Claiborne, Nancy, Effectiveness of a Care Coordination
coping styles of older adults, Nov. 289-298 Model for Stroke Survivors: A Randomized Study,
Stress Constellations and Coping Styles of Older Adults May 87-96
with Age-Related Visual Impairment by Eun-Kyoung Claiborne, Nancy and Victoria M. Rizzo, Addressing Sexual
Othelia Lee and Mark Brennan, Nov. 289-298 Issues in Individuals with Chronic Health Conditions
Stroke (PF), Aug. g. 222 21—224
ire coordination model for survivors, May 87-96 Clark, Elizabeth J. See Gorin, Stephen
Substance abuse
social worker training, May 109-115 de Anda, Diane, Baby Think It Over: Evaluation of an Infant
\ Survey of the Health, Sleep,and Development of Children Simulation Intervention for Adolescent Pregnancy
Adopted from China by Michael A. Rettig and Kelly Prevention, Feb. 26-35
MCarthy-Rettig, Aug. 201-207 DeCoster, Vaughn A. See Oliver, Debra Parker
The Silent Thief: Osteoporosis and Women’s Health Care Dulmus, Catherine N. and Carolyn Hilarski, Significance of
wcross the Life Span by Shari Munch and Sarah Shapiro, Gender and Age in African American Children’s Re-
sponse to Parental Victim:zation, Aug. 181-188
Dunkle, Ruth. See Jeon, Hae-Sook
volunteer, Aug. 217-220 Emlet, Charles A, An Examination of the Social Networks
[ransplant patients and Social Isolation in Older and Younger Adults Living
psychosocial evaluation, May 137-144 with HIV/AIDS, Nov. 299-308
The Trouble with Health Savings Accounts: A Social Work
Perspective (NHL) by Stephen Gorin, Nov. 309-312 Feldman, Barry N.and C.Anne Broussard, Men’s Adjustment
Phe 2005 White House Conference on Aging:A Social Work to Their Partners’ Breast Cancer: A Dyadic Coping
Perspective (NHL) by Stephen Gorin and Elizabeth J Perspective, May 117-127
Fisher, Maurice S., Psychosocial Evaluation Interview
Protocol for Pretransplant Kidney Recipients, May
Violence 13 144
parents as victims of, Aug. 181-188 Flint, Samuel S., Ensuring Equal Access for Medicaid Children
Visual impairment NHL), Feb. 65-71
oping styles of older adults, Nov. 289-298
Volunteers Galambos, Colleen M. See also Sable, Margorie R.; Zlotnik,
factors influencing turnover, Aug. 217-220 Joan
Health Care Coverage for Poor Women: Dwindling Sup
Workforce development port (E), Feb. 3-5
social worker substance abuse training, May 109-115 Gorin, Stephen
he Oldest-Old by Hae-Sook Jeon, Ruth Dunkle, and Elizabeth J. Clark, The 2005 White House Confer-
Roberts, Nov. 256-265 ence on Aging: A Social Work Perspective (NHL),
May 145-147
The Trouble with Health Savings Accounts:A Social Work
AUTHOR INDEX
Perspective (NHL), Nov. 309-312
Allman, Richard M. See Roff, Lucinda I
Greene, Yvonne. See Belin, Precilla L.
Barth, Richard P. See Sangalang, Bernadette B.
Haigler, David H., LauraJ . Bauer, and Shirley S. Travis, “Car
Bauer, Laura J. See Haigler, David H.
ing for You, Caring for Me”: A Ten-Year Caregiver
Belin, Precilla L., Thomas Alex Washington, and Yvonne
Educational Initiative of the Rosalynn Carter Institute
Greene, Saving Grace: A Breast Cancer Prevention
for Human Development (PF), May 149-152
Health & Social Work Vovume 31, NUMBER 4 NOVEMBER 2006
Hilarski, Carolyn. See Dulmus, Catherine N. Patricia Sawyer-Baker, and Richard M. Allman, Func-
Hinterlong, James E., Race Disparities in Health among Older tional Limitations and Religious Service Attendance
Adults: Examining the Role of Productive Engagement, among African American and White Older Adults,
Nov. 275-288 Nov. 246-255
Holter, Mark. See Mowbray, Carol T
Huh, Jungwon. See Parish, Susan L. Sable, Margorie R.and Colleen M. Galambos, Preventicn and
Women’s Reproductive Health: A Matter of Concern
Jeon, Hae-Sook, Ruth Dunkle,and Beverly L. Roberts, Wor- (E), Aug. 163-166
ries of the Oldest-Old, Nov. 256-265 Sangalang, Bernadette B., Richard P. Barth,and John S. Painter,
First-Birth Outcomes and Timing of Second Births: A
Kirkpatrick, William J., Frederic G. Reamer, and Marilyn Statewide Case Management Program for Adolescent
Sykulski, Social Work Ethics Audits in Health Care Mothers, Feb. 54-63
Settings: A Case Study (PF), Aug. 225-228 Sawyer-Baker, Patricia. See Roff, Lucinda Lee
Klemmack, David L. See Roff, Lucinda Lee Shapiro, Sarah. See Munch, Shari
Koenig, Harold G. See Roff, Lucinda Lee Simon, Cassandra E. See also Roff, Lucinda Lee
Kombarakaran, Francis A. See Yang, Julia A Breast Cancer Screening: Cultural Beliefs and Diverse
Kovacs, Pamela J. See Bellin, Melissa H Populations, Feb. 36-43
Simons, KelseyV., Organizational Characteristics Influencing
Lacey, Debra, End-of-Life Decision Making for Nursing Nursing Home Social Service Directors’ Qualifications:
Home Residents with Dementia:A Survey of Nursing A National Study, Nov. 266-274
Home Social Services Staff, Aug. 189-199 Skoglund, Andrea Galiette, Do Not Forget about Your Vol-
Lee, Eun-Kyoung Othelia and Mark Brennan, Stress Constel- unteers: A Qualitative Analysis of Factors Influencing
lations and Coping Styles of Older Adults with Age- Volunteer Turnover (PF), Aug. 217-220
Related Visual Impairment, Nov. 289-298 Smith, Mickey J. W., Tracy Whitaker, and Toby Weismiller,
Lewandowski, Lisa. See Mowbray, Carol T Social Workers in the Substance Abuse Treatment Field
A Snapshot of Service Activities, May 109-115
MacFarlane, Peter. See Mowbray, Carol T Marilyn. See Kirkpatrick, William ]
Manske, Jill E., Social Work in the Department of Veterans
Affairs: Lessons Learned (NHL), Aug. 233-238 Travis, Shirley S. See Haigler, David H.
McCarthy-Rettig, Kelly. See Rettig, Michael A.
McGraw, Sarah A. See Bullock, Karen Venkataraman, Mennakshi, Medicaid Coverage of Newer
Mowbray, Carol T Psychotropic Medication (PF), Aug. 229-232
Deborah Bybee, Daphna Oyserman, Peter MacFarlane, Vourlekis, Betsy. See Zlotnik, Joan
ind Nicholas Bowersox, Psychosocial Outcomes for
Adult Children of Patents with Severe Mental IIl- Washington, Thomas Alex. See Belin, Precilla L.
nesses: Demographic and Clinical History Predictors, Whitaker, Tracy. See Smith, Mickey J. W.
May 99-108 Wilmoth, Margaret C. See Boyd, A.
Lisa Lewandowski, Mark Holter,and Deborah Bybee, The
Clubhouse as an Empowering Setting, Aug. 167-179 Yang, Julia A. and Francis A. Kombarakaran,A Practitioner's
Munch, Shari and Sarah Shapiro, The Silent Thief: Osteo- Response to the New Health Privacy Regulations,
porosis and Women’s Health Care across the Life Span, May 129-136
Feb. 44-53
Murdach, Allison D., Social Work and Malingering (PF Zlotnik, Joan, Betsy Vourlekis, and Colleen Galambos, Im-
May 155-158 proving Psychosocial Care in Nursing Home Settings
The Next Challenge (E), May 83-86
Oliver, Debra Parker and Vaughn A. DeCoster, Health Care
Needs of Aging Adults: Unprecidented Opportunities
or Social Work (E), Nov. 243-345
Oyserman, Daphna. See Mowbray, Carol T
Painter, John S. See Sangalang, Bernadette B.Mothers
Parish, Susan L. and Jungwon Huh, Health Care for Women
with Disabilities: Population-Based Evidence of Dis
parities, Feb. 7-15
Parker, Michael W. See Rooff, Lucinda Lee
Reamer, Frederic G. See Kirkpatrick, William J.
Rettig, Michael A.and Kelly MCarthy-Rettig,A Survey of the
Health, Sleep, and Development of Children Adopted
fromC hina, Aug. 201—207
Rizzo, Victoria M. See Claiborne, Nancy
Roberts, Beverly L. See Jeon, Hae-Sook
off, Lucinda Lee, David L. Klemmack, Cassandra Simon,
Gi Won Cho, Michael W. Parker, Harold G. Koenig,
nnual Inde x