Journal of the American Medical Women's Association 1996: Vol 51 Index

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Index to Volume 51
AUTHOR/NAME INDEX Galbraith, Susan, “Alcohol, Drugs, and Domestic Mitchell, Barbara, See Dutton, Mary Ann
Violence: Confronting Barriers to Changing Moss, Nancy, “Perspectives of Latina Immigrant
Adams, David, “Guidelines for Doctors on Practice and Policy,” May/Jul 96:115-17 Women on Proposition 187,” Aug/Oct 96:161-
Identifying and Helping their Patients Who Gany, Francesca, “Overcoming Barriers to 65
Batter,” May/Jul 96:123-26 Improving the Health of Immigrant Women,” Myers, Amanda, See Shervington, Denese O.
Adams, Diane L., Health Issues for Women of Aug/Oct 96:155-60
Color: A Cultural Diversity Perspective, review, Gary, Lisa Tieszen, See Barkan, Susan E.
Aug/Oct 96:173 Gaston, Lucy Page, Jan/Apr 96:63 Nickens, Herbert W., letter from, Aug/Oct
Grande, Donna, See Epps, Roselyn Payne 96:171
Gritz, Ellen R. Nielsen, Ingrid R., See Gritz, Ellen R.
Bane, Mary Jo, Aug/Oct 96:169 “Smoking Cessation and Gender: The Influence
Barkan, Susan E., “Woman Abuse and Pediatrics: of Physiological, Psychological, and Behavioral
Expanding the Web of Detection,” May/Jul Factors,” Jan/Apr 96:35-42 O'Keefe, Anne Marie, “Deadly Targeting of
96:96-100 See Lando, Harry A. Women in Promoting Cigarettes,” Jan/Apr
Baumeister, Lisa, See Moss, Nancy 96:67-69
Bennett, David, Jan/Apr 96:10 Olson, Sarah, See Wilt, Susan
Bernays, Edward, Jan/Apr 96:64-65 Haywood, Yolanda, See Dutton, Mary Ann
Biewener, Judith, See Moss, Nancy Heise, Lori L., “Health Workers: Potential Allies
Biand, Irma J., See Shervington, Denese O. in the Battle Against Woman Abuse in Devel- Perry, Cheryl L., See French, Simone A.
Blumenthal, Susan J., “Smoking v Women’s oping Countries,” May/Jul 96:120-22 Pickworth, Wallace B., See Fant, Reginald
Health: The Challenge Ahead” (commentary), Henningfield, Jack E., See Fant, Reginald Pinn, Vivian W., “Enriching Research Through
Jan/Apr 96:8 Hill, George Washington, Jan/Apr 96:64, 65 Diversity” (commentary), Aug/Oct 96:139-40
Brandt, Allan M., “Recruiting Women Smokers: Hoffman, Margaret, letter, Jan/Apr 96:9, 18 Pollay, Richard W. See O’Keefe, Anne Marie
The Engineering of Consent,” Jan/Apr 96:63-66 Husten, Corinne, “Trends and Effects of Ciga-
Brill, A.A., quoted, Jan/Apr 96:65 rette Smoking among Girls and Women in the
Brooks, Lisa A., See Gritz, Ellen R. United States, 1965-1993,” Jan/Apr 96:11-18 Reddy, Murli N., See Husten, Corinne
Hutcherson, Hilda, book review, Aug/Oct 96:173 Richie, Beth E., “Abuse Histories Among Newly
Hyman, Ariella, “Domestic Violence: Legal Issues Incarcerated Women in a New York City Jail,”
Campbell, Jacquelyn, “Depression in Battered for Health Care Practitioners and Institutions,” May/Jul 96:111-14
Women,” May/Jul 96:106-10 May/Jul 96:101-5 Rose, Linda, See Campbell, Jacquelyn
Castle, Mary Ann, letter, Jan/Apr 96:9 Rubenstein, Gwen, See Galbraith, Susan
Chavkin, Wendy, “Race/Ethnicity and Women’s
Health” (editorial), Aug/Oct 96:131-32 Jencks, Christopher, Aug/Oct 96:167
Chrismon, Jeffrey, See Husten, Corinne Jenkins, E. Lynn, “Homicide Against Women in Saltzman, Linda E., “CDC’s Family and Intimate
Cooper, Di, letter, Jan/Apr 96:9, 18 the Workplace,” May/Jul 96:118-19, 122 Violence Prevention Team: Basing Programs on
Jessup, Marty, “Nicotine: A Gateway Drug?” Science,” May/Jul 96:83-86
Jan/Apr 96:21 Scheg, Kathleen E., “Public Policy: Effective
Davis, Martha F., “Welfare Reform: A Women’s Joe, Jennie R., “The Health of American Indian Treatment for Tobacco Disease,” Jan/Apr 96:
Health Perspective,” Aug/Oct 96:166-70 and Alaska Native Women,” Aug/Oct 96:141-45 52-56, 69
Daynard, Richard A., See Kelder, Graham E., Jr. Joffe, Carol, Doctors of Conscience: The Struggle to Shelley, Donna, book review, Jan/Apr 96:10, 42
Dayton, Gary, See Fant, Reginald Provide Abortion Before and After Roe v Wade, Shervington, Denese O., “Ethnicity, Gender
De Bocanegra, Heike Thiel, See Gany, Francesca review, Jan/Apr 96:10, 42 Identity, Stress, and Coping Among Female
D’Oliveira, Flavia, May/Jul 96:120 Johnsen, Christine, See Richie, Beth E. African-American Medical Students,” Aug/Oct
Dutton, Mary Ann, “The Emergency Department Johnson, Denise, See Saltzman, Linda E. 96:153-54
as a Violence Prevention Center,” May/Jul 96: Jones, Wanda K., “Deciphering the Data: Race, Snider, Dixie E., See Jones, Wanda K.
92-95, 117 Ethnicity, and Gender as Critical Variables” Stein, Zena, “Smoking and Reproductive Health”
(commentary), Aug/Oct 96:137-38 (commentary), Jan/Apr 96:29-30
Edin, Kathryn, Aug/Oct 96:167
Ellwood, David, Aug/Oct 96:169 Kelder, Graham E., Jr., “Tobacco Litigation as a Tiglao, Racquel Edralin, May/Jul 96:120
Epps, Roselyn Payne, “How Clinicians Can Public Health and Cancer Control Strategy,”
Affect Patient Smoking Behavior through Jan/Apr 96:57-62
Community Involvement and Clinical Practice” Kessler, David, Jan/Apr 96:58, 59 Wang, Grace M., “Managed Care and Asian
(commentary), Jan/Apr 96:43-47 Krieger, Nancy, “Inequality, Diversity, and Pacific Island Women” (commentary), Aug/Oct
Eriksen, Michael, “Smoking and Women: A Major Health: Thoughts on ‘Race/Ethnicity’ and 96:146, 152
‘Disconnect’ (editorial), Jan/Apr 96:7, 18 ‘Gender (commentary), Aug/Oct 96:133-36 Warren, Rueben C., See Jones, Wanda K.
Everson, Dana, See Fant, Reginald Kub, Joan E., See Campbell, Jacquelyn Warshaw, Carole, “Domestic Violence: Changing
Theory, Changing Practice,” May/Jul 95:87-91,
100
Fant, Reginald, “Nicotine Dependence in Lando, Harry A., “Smoking Cessation Tech- Wilt, Susan, “Prevalence of Domestic Violence in
Women,” Jan/Apr 96:19-24, 28 niques,” Jan/Apr 96:31-34 the United States,” May/Jul 96:77-82
Felder, Kim, letter from, Aug/Oct 96:171 Lynch, Barbara S., See Epps, Roselyn Payne Wright, Erik Olin, Aug/Oct 96:135
Flitcraft, Anne, “Synergy: Violence Prevention,
Intervention, and Women’s Health,” May/Jul
96:75-76 Mackay, Judith, “Women and Tobacco: Interna- Zambrana, Ruth E., “Underrepresentation of
French, Simone A., “Smoking Among Adolescent tional Issues,” Jan/Apr 96:48-51 Hispanic Women in the Health Professions,”
Girls: Prevalence and Etiology,” Jan/Apr 96:25-28 Manley, Marc W., See Epps, Roselyn Payne Aug/Oct 96:147-52
SUBJECT INDEX Asian Pacific Island women (in US), managed May/Jul 96:99
care and, Aug/Oct 96:146, 152 Chinese-Americans, cultural barriers to seeking
1990 Administrative Management Society (AMS) Association of Asian Pacific Community Health health care, Aug/Oct 96:157
Smoking Policies Survey, Jan/Apr 96:53 Organizations (AAPCHO), survey, Aug/Oct Chronic diseases, in American Indian and Alaska
ABC exposés, “Day One” stories about tobacco 96:146 Native women, Aug/Oct 96:144
industry, Jan/Apr 96:58 Cigarette advertising, Jan/Apr 96:55-56
Abortion physicians and, Jan/Apr 96:43
letters, Jan/Apr 96:9, 18 Bakke decision, Aug/Oct 96:132 targeting of women, Jan/Apr 96:63-66, 67-69
provision, before and after Roe v. Wade, book Balancing the Scales of Opportunity (1994 report), targeting teenage girls, Jan/Apr 96:27
review, Jan/Apr 96:10, 42 Aug/Oct 96:150 Cigarette smoking. See Smoking
resource list, Jan/Apr 96:9 Battered women. See Domestic violence Cigarette vending machines, Jan/Apr 96:54
Abortion and Sterilization Act of 1975 (South Batterers, identifying and helping, May/Jul Civil protection orders, May/Jul 96: 95, 102
Africa), Jan/Apr 96:9 96:123-26 Civil tort against batterer, May/Jul 96:95
Abortion legislation Battering. See also Domestic violence Class action suits, against tobacco companies,
South Africa, letter, Jan/Apr 96:9, 18 definition, May/Jul 96: 97, 106 Jan/Apr 96:57-62
“Abuse Histories Among Newly Incarcerated Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), May/Jul Clonidine, for smoking cessation, Jan/Apr 96:33
Women in a New York City Jail” (Richie & 96:107 College education, Hispanic American women
Johnsen), May/Jul 96:111-14 Black women and, Aug/Oct 96:148-49
Action on Smoking and Health, Jan/Apr 96:52 prevalence of domestic violence, May/Jul 96:81 Commentaries
Acupuncture, quitting smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:31 problems, stress and coping among female “Deciphering the Data: Race, Ethnicity,
Advocacy for Women and Kids in Emergencies African-American medical students, Aug/Oct and Gender as Critical Variables” (Jones,
(AWAKE), May/Jul 96:99 96:153-54 Snider, Warren), Aug/Oct 96:137-38
Affirmative action, Aug/Oct 96:132 smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:13 “Enriching Research Through Diversity”
medical education and, Aug/Oct 96:132 Bolivia, response to domestic violence in, May/Jul (Pinn), Aug/Oct 96:139-40
Africa, women and smoking in, Jan/Apr 96:48 96:121 “Health Workers: Potential Allies in the Battle
Age, of victim, domestic violence and, May/Jul Book Reviews Against Woman Abuse in Developing
96:80-81 Doctors of Conscience: The Struggle to Provide Countries” (Heise), May/Jul 96:120-22
Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) Abortion Before and After Roe v Wade (Joffe), “How Clinicians Can Affect Patient Smoking
misconceptions about recipients, Aug/Oct Jan/Apr 96:10, 42 Behavior through Community Involvement
96:132 Health Issuefso rW omen of Color: A Cultural and Clinical Practice” (Epps et al), Jan/Apr
profile of recipients, Aug/Oct 96:167 Diversity Perspective (Adams), Aug/Oct 96:173 96:43-47
welfare reform and, Aug/Oct 96:166, 167 Boston City Hospital, model intervention pro- “Inequality, Diversity, and Health: Thoughts
AIDS. See also HIV infection gram for children who have witnessed violence, on ‘Race/Ethnicity’ and ‘Gender’ (Krieger),
HIV-positive women, domestic violence and, May/Jul 96:99 Aug/Oct 96:133-36
May/Jul 96:88 Bracero program, Aug/Oct 96:161 “Managed Care and Asian Pacific Island
in women, May/Jul 96:75 Broin v Philip Morris Companies, Jan/ Apr 96:59 Women” (Wang), Aug/Oct 96:146, 152
Alaska Native women “Smoking and Reproductive Health” (Stein),
demographics, Aug/Oct 96:142-43 Jan/Apr 96:29-30
health of, Aug/Oct 96:141-45 California Civil Rights Initiative (CCRI), “Smoking v. Women’s Health: The Challenge
smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:13, 15 Aug/Oct 96:132 Ahead” (Blumenthal), Jan/Apr 96:8
Alcohol abuse, domestic violence and, May/Jul letter about, Aug/Oct 96:171 Commonwealth Fund, 1995 national survey on
96: 81, 115-17 Canadian Violence Against Women Survey, health services, Aug/Oct 96:146
“Alcohol, Drugs, and Domestic Violence: May/Jul 96:84 Community resources, for domestic violence,
Confronting Barriers to Changing Practice and Cancer, ETS and, Jan/Apr 96:53 May/Jul 96:98-99
Policy” (Galbraith & Rubenstein), May/Jul 96: Caribbean immigrants, cultural barriers to seeking Condition of Education for Hispanics, The,
115-17 health care, Aug/Oct 96:157 Aug/Oct 96:148
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecolo- Carter Administration, Office of Domestic Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS), May/Jul 96:77
gists (ACOG), Jan/Apr 96:45 Violence, May/Jul 96:75 Consumer culture, Jan/Apr 96:64
American Indian women Castano v The American Tobacco Company, Council for Tobacco Research, Jan/Apr 96:61-62
demographics, Aug/Oct 96:142-43 Jan/Apr 96:59, 60 Criminal prosecution, of batterer, May/Jul 96:
health of, Aug/Oct 96:141-45 “CDC’s Family and Intimate Violence Prevention 95, 101-2
smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:13, 15 Team: Basing Programs on Science” (Saltzman Crisis intervention, for battered women, May/Jul
American Medical Association (AMA), Diagnostic & Johnson), May/Jul 96:83-86 96:95
and Treatment Guidelines on Domestic Violence, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD),
May/Jul 96:81 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, May/Jul 96:95
American Nurses Association (ANA), Jan/Apr survey among Chinese women in Oakland
96:45 (CA), Aug/Oct 96:146
American Public Health Association, “Public Family and Intimate Violence Prevention Dating violence, May/Jul 96:83
Health and Diversity: Opportunities for Equity,” Team, May/Jul 96:76, 83-86 “Deadly Targeting of Women in Promoting Cig-
1994 annual meeting, Aug/Oct 96:133 Initiatives to Mobilize for the Prevention and arettes” (O’Keefe & Pollay), Jan/Apr 96:67-69
American Stop Smoking Intervention Study for Control of Tobacco Use (IMPACT), Jan/Apr “Deciphering the Data: Race, Ethnicity, and
Cancer Prevention (ASSIST), Jan/Apr 96:44 96:45 Gender as Critical Variables” (Jones, Snider,
Anti-anxiety agents, for smoking cessation, National Center for Injury Prevention and Warren), Aug/Oct 96:137-38
Jan/Apr 96:33 Control, May/Jul 96:75 Depression
Antidepressants, for smoking cessation, Jan/Apr policy on inclusion of women and minorities biological theories, May/Jul 96:107
96:33 in research, Aug/Oct 96:137-38 cognitive theories, May/Jul 96:108
Anti-smoking ads, Jan/Apr 96:55 Cessation techniques. See Smoking cessation/ grief theory, May/Jul 96:108
Asia, women and smoking in, Jan/Apr 96:13, 15, quitting in battered women, May/Jul 96:106-10
48 Chewing tobacco, Jan/Apr 96:12 prevalence, May/Jul 96:106-7
Asian Health Services (Oakland, CA), interpreter Chicago Anti-Cigarette League, Jan/Apr 96:63 prior trauma and, May/Jul 96:108-9
services, Aug/Oct 96:159 Chicago Department of Public Health, domestic “self-in-relation” theory, May/Jul 96:109
Asian immigrants violence survey, May/Jul 96:80 smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:23
cultural barriers to seeking health care, Aug/Oct Child abuse, responding to signs of, May/Jul 96:98 smoking cessation and, Jan/Apr 96:39-40
96:157 Child custody & visitation orders, May/Jul 96:102 stress-based, May/Jul 96:107
problems of classification, Aug/Oct 96:158 Children’s Hospital (Boston), Advocacy for “Depression in Battered Women” (Campbell,
Women and Kids in Emergencies (AWAKE), Kub, Rose), May/Jul 96:106-10
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Developing countries (Eriksen), Jan/Apr 96:7, 18 as a Violence Prevention Center at, May/Jul
health workers and domestic violence in, “Synergy: Violence Prevention, Intervention, 96:92-95, 117
May/Jul 96:120-22 and Women’s Health” (Flitcraft), May/Jul 96: Girl Scouts of America, Jan/Apr 96:45
smoking cessation & tobacco control in, 75-76 Girls Incorporated, Jan/Apr 96:45
Jan/Apr 96:49-50 Education. See also Medical education Globalink, Jan/Apr 96:50
women and smoking in, Jan/Apr 96:48-51 Hispanic American women and, Aug/Oct “Guidelines for Doctors on Identifying and
“Disadvantaged,” Aug/Oct 96:135 96:147-49 Helping their Patients Who Batter” (Adams),
“Diversity,” definition, Aug/Oct 96:135 Emerge Batterer Treatment Program, May/Jul May/Jul 96:123-26
Divorce & support actions, for battered women, 96:125
May/Jul 96:102 Emergency Department, development as a Vio-
Doctors of Conscience: The Struggle to Provide lence Prevention Center at George Washington Health & Human Services, Department of
Abortion Before and After Roe v Wade (Joffe), University Medical Center, May/Jul 96:92-95, Agency for Health Care Policy and Research
Jan/Apr 96:10, 42 117 (AHCPR)
Domestic violence “Emergency Department as a Violence Prevention smoking cessation guidelines, Jan/Apr 96:30,
abuse histories among newly incarcerated Center, The” (Dutton, Mitchell, Haywood), 34
women at Rikers Island (NYC), May/Jul 96: May/Jul 96:92-95, 117 Clinical Practice Depression Guidelines Panel,
111-14 Emergency room, violence to women treated in, May/Jul 96:106
battering: May/Jul 96:80 Office of Minority Health, Aug/Oct 96:133
definition, May/Jul 96: 97, 106 “Engineering of consent,” Jan/Apr 96:64-65 Secretary's Task Force on Black and Minority
dynamics, May/Jul 96:88-89 Engle v RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company, Jan/Apr Health, 1985 report, Aug/Oct 96:139
community-based projects, May/Jul 96:85-86 96:59-60 Health care providers. See also Physicians; Women
definition, May/Jul 96:77 “Enriching Research Through Diversity” (Pinn), physicians
demographic characteristics, May/Jul 96:80-81 Aug/Oct 96:139-40 challenge of smoking and women’s health,
depression and, May/Jul 96:106-10 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Respira- Jan/Apr 96:8
editorial, May/Jul 96:75-76 tory Health Effects of Passive Smoking, Lung Can- legal options for survivors of domestic violence,
emergency department as a violence prevention cer and Other Disorders, Jan/Apr 96:53 May/Jul 96:101-5
center (George Washington University Environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) patient smoking behavior and, Jan/Apr 96:43-47
Medical Center), May/Jul 96:92-95, 117 effects on women, Jan/Apr 96:11 role in response to domestic violence, May/Jul
fears of battered immigrant women, Aug/Oct public policy initiatives to eliminate, Jan/Apr 96:87-91, 100
96:156 96:52-54 underrepresentation of Hispanics as, Aug/Oct
firearm-associated assaults, May/Jul 96:85 “Ethnicity, Gender Identity, Stress, and Coping 96:147-52
health workers and, in developing countries, Among Female African-American Medical Health insurance, treatment of abused women
May/Jul 96:120-22 Students” (Shervington, Bland, Myers), and, May/Jul 96:89-90, 105
inadvertent retraumatization, May/Jul 96:89 Aug/Oct 96:153-54 Health Issues for Women of Color: A Cultural
identifying and helping batterers, May/Jul 96: Europe, women and smoking in, Jan/Apr 96:48 Diversity Perspective (Adams), review, Aug/Oct
123-26 96:173
influence of alcohol & drugs, May/Jul 96: 81, “Health of American Indian and Alaska Native
115-17 Family Support Act (1988), Aug/Oct 96:166 Women, The” (Joe), Aug/Oct 96:141-45
legal options, May/Jul 96:101-5 Family Violence Prevention Fund’s Health Health of the Disadvantaged (government docu-
mandatory reporting, May/Jul 96:104 Resource Center on Domestic Violence, ment), Aug/Oct 96:133
physicians’ role in response to, May/Jul 96: May/Jul 96:103 Health Professionals for Diversity (coalition),
87-91, 100 Farmworker Women’s Leadership Project of Aug/Oct 96:171
poor women and, Aug/Oct 96:168 California, May/Jul 96:85-86 “Health Workers: Potential Allies in the Battle
pregnant women and, May/Jul 96:79 Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), National Against Woman Abuse in Developing Coun-
prevalence, in US, May/Jul 96:77-82 Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS), tries” (Heise), May/Jul 96:120-22
responding to signs, May/Jul 96:98 May/Jul 96:84 Health. See also Women’s health
screening for: Federal Cigarette Labeling & Advertising Act of biomedical model v ecosocial theory, Aug/Oct
in pediatric office, May/Jul 96:97 1965, Jan/Apr 96:55 96:135
Universal Violence Prevention Screening Federal initiatives, for smoke-free environment, Healthy People 2000, Jan/Apr 96:16; Aug/Oct
Protocol (UVPSP), May/Jul 96:92-93 Jan/Apr 96:54 96:133
severe violence, May/Jul 96:77 Firearm-associated assaults, May/Jul 96:85 Hispanic American/Latina women
understanding, May/Jul 96:96-97 Florida, tobacco litigation, Jan/Apr 96:60 occupational & educational characteristics,
Violence Prevention Risk Assessment, May/Jul Food & Drug Administration (FDA) Aug/Oct 96:147-49
96:93-94 tobacco litigation and, Jan/Apr 96:58 smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:13, 15
women treated in emergency rooms, May/Jul regulations to reduce smoking by minors, underrepresentation in health professions,
96:80 Jan/Apr 96:54 Aug/Oct 96:147-52
work-related homicides against women, views of Proposition 187 by, Aug/Oct 96:161-65
May/Jul 96:118-19, 122 Hispanics/Latinos
“Domestic Violence: Changing Theory, Changing Gateway nature, of nicotine, Jan/Apr 96:21 classification by OMB’s Directive 15, Aug/Oct
Practice” (Warshaw), May/Jul 96:87-91, 100 Gender. See also Women; Women’s health 96:137
“Domestic Violence: Legal Issues for Health Care American Indian and Alaska Native women’s problems of classification, Aug/Oct 96:158
Practitioners and Institutions” (Hyman), health, Aug/Oct 96:141-45 HIV infection, among newly incarcerated women
May/Jul 96:101-5 classifying by, for data collection, Aug/Oct 96: at Rikers Island (NYC), May/Jul 96:111--14
Drug use/abuse, domestic violence and, May/Jul 137-38 “Homicide Against Women in the Workplace”
96: 81, 115-17 definitions, Aug/Oct 96:134 (Jenkins), May/Jul 96:118-19, 122
Duty to warn requirements, May/Jul 96:105 enriching research through diversity, Aug/Oct Homicide, work-related, May/Jul 96:118
Dysthymic disorder, May/Jul 96:106 96:139-40 against women, May/Jul 96:118-19, 122
problems, stress and coping among female Hong Kong, women and smoking in, Jan/Apr
African-American medical students, Aug/Oct 96:49
Eastern Mediterranean countries, women and 96:153-54 “How Clinicians Can Affect Patient Smoking
smoking in, Jan/Apr 96:48 underrepresentation of Hispanic American Behavior through Community Involvement and
Ectopic pregnancy, smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:29 women in health professions, Aug/Oct Clinical Practice” (Epps et al), Jan/Apr 96:43-47
Editorials 96:147-52 HR 2202, Aug/Oct 96:159
“Race/Ethnicity and Women’s Health” General assistance programs, Aug/Oct 96:166 Hypertension, gestational, smoking and, Jan/Apr
(Chavkin), Aug/Oct 96:131-32 George Washington University Medical Center, 96:29
“Smoking and Women: A Major “Disconnect” development of the Emergency Department Hypnosis, quitting smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:31
Immigrant women 96:9, 42 New York City
battered, legal options for, May/Jul 96:102-3 affirmative action and, Aug/Oct 96:132 Census undercounting in, Aug/Oct 96:158
Latina, Proposition 187 and, Aug/Oct 96:161-65 training for treatment of domestic violence and, ethnic composition of female immigrants
overcoming barriers to improving health of, May/Jul 96:88 (1982-87), Aug/Oct 96:155
Aug/Oct 96:155-60 underrepresentation of Hispanic American New York Task Force on Immigrant Health,
Immigration Reform and Control Act (1986), women in, Aug/Oct 96:151-52 Aug/Oct 96:158
Aug/Oct 96:161-62 Medical reimbursement suits, against tobacco Maternal Chiid Immigrant Health Training,
Immigration verification requirements, impact on companies, Jan/Apr 96:57-62 Aug/Oct 96:159
immigrants’ health, Aug/Oct 96:159 Medical Students for Choice, Jan/Apr 96:42 Nicotine addiction/dependence, Jan/Apr 96:8
Indian Health Service (IHS), Aug/Oct 96:141-42 Menopause, smoking cessation and, Jan/Apr 96:37 among girls and women, Jan/Apr 96:12, 15-16,
Indian Vaccination Act (1832), Aug/Oct 96:141 Menstruation, smoking cessation and, Jan/Apr 19-24, 28
Indonesia, women and smoking in, Jan/Apr 96:49 96:36-37 definition, Jan/Apr 96:60
“Inequality, Diversity, and Health: Thoughts on Mental health models, limitations of, in diagnosis euphoriant effects, Jan/Apr 96:20
‘Race/Ethnicity’ and “Gender” (Krieger), & intervention for domestic violence, May/Jul gender and, Jan/Apr 96:7
Aug/Oct 96:133-36 96:88-89 reduction of negative affects and, Jan/Apr 96:
Initiatives to Mobilize for the Prevention and Con- Mexican-American women 22-23, 39
trol of Tobacco Use (IMPACT), Jan/Apr 96:45 underrepresentation in health professions, tolerance, Jan/Apr 96:20, 22, 35-36
Insurance companies, treatment of abused women Aug/Oct 96:147-52 withdrawal syndrome, Jan/Apr 96:22
and, May/Jul 96:89-90, 105 views of Proposition 187, Aug/Oct 96:161-65 gender differences, Jan/Apr 96:36
International Anti-Tobacco League, Jan/Apr 96:63 Migrant Clinicians’ Network, May/Jul 96:85-86 “Nicotine Dependence in Women” (Fant et al),
International Network of Women Against Tobacco Minnesota, tobacco litigation, Jan/Apr 96:60 Jan/Apr 96:19-24, 28
(INWAT), Jan/Apr 96:50 Minorities. See also Race/ethnicity Nicotine gum, Jan/Apr 96:32, 47
International Union Against Cancer, Globalink, NIH policies for inclusion of, in research, “Nicotine: A Gateway Drug?” (Jessup), Jan/Apr
Jan/Apr 96:50 Aug/Oct 96:139 96:21
Miscarriage, smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:29
Mississippi, tobacco litigation, Jan/Apr 96:60
Justice, Department of, National Crime Victim- Monitoring the Future Project, Jan/Apr 96:25 Obstetrics/gynecology, abortion training, Jan/Apr
ization Survey (NCVS), May/Jul 96:77-78 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (CDC), 96:42
Aug/Oct 96:138 Occupational Safety and Health Administration
(OSHA), ETS regulations, Jan/Apr 96:54
Korean Health survey, in Los Angeles, Aug/Oct Office of Management and Budget (OMB),
96:146 National Academy of Sciences (NAS), expert Directive 15, Aug/Oct 96:137
committee on domestic violence, May/Jul 96:85 Opportunities for Research on Women’s Health,
National Association of School Nurses (NASN), (NIH report), Aug/Oct 96:139
Language barriers Jan/Apr 96:45 “Overcoming Barriers to Improving the Health of
to health care for Asian Pacific Island women, National Cancer Institute (NCI), Smoking and Immigrant Women” (Gany & De Bocanegra),
Aug/Oct 96:146 Tobacco Control Program, Jan/Apr 96:44 Aug/Oct 96:155-60
to health care for immigrant women, Aug/Oct National Center For Injury Prevention and
96:156-57 Control (NCIPC), May/Jul 96:83
Latin America National Council for Women, Jan/Apr 96:63 Pan American Health Organization (PAHO),
PAHO’’s first regional conference on Violence National Crime Surveys, May/Jul 96:81 first regional conference on Violence Against
Against Women, May/Jul 96:121-22 National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), Women, May/Jul 96:121
women and smoking in, Jan/Apr 96:48 May/Jul 96:77-78, 84 Parents, list of good reasons to stop smoking for,
Latinos/Latinas. See Hispanic/Latina women; National Family Violence Resurvey (1985), Jan/Apr 96:46
Hispanics/Latinos May/Jul 96:79 Patient education, about violence, May/Jul 96:95
Learned helplessness, in battered women, May/Jul National Health and Nutrition Examination Pediatric Family Violence Awareness Project
96:108 Survey (NHANES), Aug/Oct 96:158 (PFVAP), May/Jul 96:99
Legal barriers, to health care for immigrant National Health Interview Surveys (NHIS), Pediatric medical care office, and detection of
women, Aug/Oct 96:156 Jan/Apr 96:11, 12 woman abuse, May/Jul 96:96-100
Legal options, for battered women, May/Jul 96: National Institute of Justice, telephone survey of Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity
94-95, 101-5 domestic violence, May/Jul 96:84 (PRWO) Act of 1995, Aug/Oct 96:167
“Letters,” Aug/Oct 96:171 National Institutes of Health (NIH) “Perspectives of Latina Immigrant Women on
response to medicine and abortion issue, Office of Research on Women’s Health, Proposition 187” (Moss, Baumeister, Biewener),
Jan/Apr 96:9, 18 Aug/Oct 96:133 Aug/Oct 96:161-65
Lung cancer, smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:11 Opportunities for Research on Women’s Health, Philippines
report, Aug/Oct 96:139 health workers and woman abuse in, May/Jul
policies for inclusion of women and minorities 96:120
Managed care in research, Aug/Oct 96:139 women and smoking in, Jan/Apr 96:49
Asian Pacific Island women and, Aug/Oct Revitalization Act of 1993, Aug/Oct 96:139 Physicians. See also Women physicians
96:146, 152 National Institutes of Mental Health (NIMH) identifying and helping batterers, May/Jul
treatment of abused women and, May/Jul 96: Epidemiological Catchment Area Study, 96:123-26
89-90 May/Jul 96:106 legal options for survivors of domestic violence,
“Managed Care and Asian Pacific Island Women” National Parents and Teachers Association, May/Jul 96:101-5
(Wang), Aug/Oct 96:146, 152 Jan/Apr 96:45 patient smoking behavior and, Jan/Apr 96:43-47
March of Dimes, Jan/Apr 96:45 National policies, for smoke-free environment, role in response to domestic violence, May/Jul
Marital status, domestic violence and, May/Jul Jan/Apr 96:54 96:87-91, 100
96:81 National public awareness campaigns, “There’s No Planned Parenthood of NYC (PPNYC), Clinician
Massachusetts, tobacco litigation, Jan/Apr 96:60 Excuse for Domestic Violence,” May/Jul 96:86 Training Initiative, Jan/Apr 96:9
Massachusetts Coalition of Battered Women National Public Health and Hospital Institute Poor women
Service Groups, May/Jul 96:99 (NPHH)), survey of interpreter services in US domestic violence and, Aug/Oct 96:168
Massachusetts Department of Public Health, hospitals, Aug/Oct 96:146 health of, welfare reform and, Aug/Oct 96:
Pediatric Family Violence Awareness Project National Traumatic Occupational Fatalities 166-70
(PFVAP), May/Jul 96:99 surveillance system, May/Jul 96:118-19, 122 Pre-eclampsia, smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:29
Massachusetts Medical Society, May/Jul 96:99 National Women’s Political Caucus, Jan/Apr 96:68 Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System
Medical education Negative emotions, reduction of, smoking and, (PRAMS), May/Jul 96:84
abortion provision and management, Jan/Apr Jan/Apr 96:22-23, 39 Pregnant women
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smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:11 Second-hand smoke. See Environmental tobacco May/Jul 96:81, 115-17
domestic violence against, May/Jul 96:79 smoke “Synergy: Violence Prevention, Intervention, and
list of good reasons to stop, Jan/Apr 96:46 Self-help smoking cessation programs, Jan/Apr Women’s Health”(Flitcraft), May/Jul 96:75-76
smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:17 96:32
negative affects and, Jan/Apr 96:29-30 Self-image, smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:27
nicotine replacement products, Jan/Apr 96:33 Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Five-Day-Plan, Teenagers, smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:7
smoking cessation among, Jan/Apr 96:37 Jan/Apr 96:32 cessation and, Jan/Apr 96:33-34
“Prevalence of Domestic Violence in the United Sexual abuse, histories among newly incarcerated curtailing access to tobacco, Jan/Apr 96:54-55
States” (Wilt & Olson), May/Jul 96:77-82 women at Rikers Island (NYC), May/Jul list of good reasons to stop, Jan/Apr 96:46
Pro-Children Act of 1994, Jan/Apr 96:54 96:111-14 nicotine dependence in, Jan/Apr 96:17
Pro-choice activities, South Africa, letter, Jan/Apr SIDS, smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:11, 29-30 prevalence & etiology, Jan/Apr 96:25-28
96:9, 18 Smoke-free environments, Jan/Apr 96:52-54 trends, Jan/Apr 96:14-15
Proposition 187, Aug/Oct 96:155 Smoking. See also Nicotine addiction/dependence; Texas v Hopwood, Aug/Oct 96:132
perspectives of Latina immigrant women, Smoking cessation/quitting; Tobacco litigation Tobacco. See also Nicotine addiction/dependence;
Aug/Oct 96:161-65 depression and, Jan/Apr 96:23 Smoking
Public health gateway character, Jan/Apr 96:21 addictive qualities, Jan/Apr 96:8
social inequalities and, Aug/Oct 96:136 in American Indian and Alaska Native women, Tobacco litigation, class action and medical reim-
domestic violence and, May/Jul 96:83-84 Aug/Oct 96:144 bursement suits, overview, Jan/Apr 96:57-62
Public Health Service, Office of Women’s Health, public policy initiatives against, Jan/Apr 96: “Tobacco Litigation as a Public Health and
Jan/Apr 96:8 52-56, 69 Cancer Control Strategy”(Kelder & Daynard),
Public policy initiatives, against smoking, Jan/Apr self-image and, Jan/Apr 96:27 Jan/Apr 96:57-62
96:52-56, 69 stress and, Jan/Apr 96:23 Training and Access Working Group (TAWG),
“Public Policy: Effective Treatment for Tobacco weight control and, Jan/Apr 96:7, 23 Jan/Apr 96:9
Disease” (Scheg), Jan/Apr 96:52-56, 69 women’s health and, Jan/Apr 96:8 Transdermal nicotine patch, Jan/Apr 96:32-33, 47
Puerto Rican women, underrepresentation in women and, Jan/Apr 96:7, 18 withdrawal and, Jan/Apr 96:22
health professions, Aug/Oct 96:147-52 cessation techniques, Jan/Apr 96:31-34 “Trends and Effects of Cigarette Smoking among
effects on reproductive health, Jan/Apr 96: Girls and Women in the United States, 1965-
29-30 1993” (Husten, Chrismon, Reddy), Jan/Apr
Quit for Good materials, Jan/Apr 96:46 in developing countries, Jan/Apr 96:48-51 96:11-18
Quitting smoking. See Smoking cessation/ teenage girls, prevalence & etiology, Jan/Apr Tuskegee syphilis study, Aug/Oct 96:139
quitting 96:25-28
trends and effects in the US, 1965-93,
Jan/Apr 96:11-18 “Underrepresentation of Hispanic Women in the
Race/ethnicity, Aug/Oct 96:131-32 “Smoking Among Adolescent Girls: Prevalence and Health Professions” (Zambrana), Aug/Oct
American Indian and Alaska Native women’s Etiology”(French & Perry), Jan/Apr 96:25-28 96:147-52
health, Aug/Oct 96:141-45 “Smoking and Reproductive Health” (Stein), Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program,
classifying by, for data collection , Aug/Oct Jan/Apr 96:29-30 May/Jul 96:84
96:137-38 “Smoking and Women: A Major “Disconnect” Universal Violence Prevention Screening Protocol
common euphemisms, Aug/Oct 96:134-35 (Eriksen), Jan/Apr 96:7, 18 (UVPSP), May/Jul 96:92-93
definitions, Aug/Oct 96:133-35 “Smoking Cessation and Gender: The Influence
domestic violence and, May/Jul 96:81 of Physiological, Psychological, and Behavioral
enriching research through diversity, Aug/Oct Factors” (Gritz, Nielsen, Brooks), Jan/Apr Viginia Slims campaign, Jan/Apr 96:68
96:139-40 96:35-42 Violence Prevention Risk Assessment (VPRA),
immigrant classification problems, Aug/Oct “Smoking Cessation Techniques” (Lando & May/Jul 96:93-94
96:158 Gritz), Jan/Apr 96:31-34 Violence screening
overcoming barriers to improving health of Smoking cessation/quitting in pediatric office, May/Jul 96:97
immigrant women, Aug/Oct 96:155-60 anti-smoking ads, Jan/Apr 96:55 protocol, May/Jul 96:92-93
problems, stress and coping among female behavior among women, trends, Jan/Apr 96:15
African-American medical students, Aug/Oct gender differences, Jan/Apr 96:35-42
96:153-54 list of good reasons to stop, Jan/Apr 96:46 Weight control
underrepresentation of Hispanic American list of national organizations, Jan/Apr 96:44 smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:7, 23
women in health professions, Aug/Oct physicians’ 5-A approach, Jan/Apr 96:45-47 cessation in women and, Jan/Apr 96:37-38
96:147-52 relapse, Jan/Apr 96:39 teenage girls and, Jan/Apr 96:26-27
“Race/Ethnicity and Women’s Health” (Chavkin), techniques, Jan/Apr 96:31-34 Welfare, misconceptions about recipients,
Aug/Oct 96:131-32 women and, Jan/Apr 96:19-20 Aug/Oct 96:132
“Recruiting Women Smokers: The Engineering “Smoking v Women’s Health: The Challenge Welfare reform, health of poor women and,
of Consent” (Brandt), Jan/Apr 96:63-66 Ahead” (Blumenthal), Jan/Apr 96:8 Aug/Oct 96:166-70
Reproductive rights, of poor women, welfare Social support, smoking cessation in women and, “Welfare Reform: A Women’s Health Perspec-
reform and, Aug/Oct 96:168-69 Jan/Apr 96:38 tive” (Davis), Aug/Oct 96:166-70
Research, inclusion of women and diverse racial, Socioeconomic status, domestic violence and, Welfare Reform Bill (HR 4), Aug/Oct 96:155-56
cultural, ethnic, groups in, Aug/Oct 96:139-40 May/Jul 96:81 White House Initiative on Educational Excellence
Respiratory Health Effects of Passive Smoking, Lung South Africa for Hispanic Americans, Aug/Oct 96:147, 151-
Cancer and Other Disorders (EPA), Jan/Apr 96:53 abortion legislation, letter, Jan/Apr 96:9, 18 52
Rikers Island Correctional Facility (NYC), response to domestic violence in, May/Jul 96:120 WHO Expert Advisory Panel on Tobacco or
abuse histories of newly incarcerated women “Special populations,” Aug/Oct 96:135 Health, Jan/Apr 96:50
at, May/Jul 96:111-14 Spouse abuse. See Domestic violence Withdrawal syndrome, nicotine discontinuation
Roe v Wade, abortion access before and after, STDs, among newly incarcerated women at and, Jan/Apr 96:22
book review, Jan/Apr 96:10, 42 Rikers Island (NYC), May/Jul 96:111-14 gender differences, Jan/Apr 96:36
RU 486, Jan/Apr 96:42 Stress “Woman Abuse and Pediatrics: Expanding the
problems, stress and coping among female Web of Detection”(Barkan & Gary), May/Jul
African-American medical students, Aug/Oct 96:96-100
Safety planning, for battered women, May/Jul 96:153-54 Woman abuse. See Domestic violence
96:94 smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:23, 39 Women. See also Gender; Pregnant women
Scientific research, inclusion of women and Stress theory, of depression in battered women, AIDS in, May/Jul 96:75
diverse racial, cultural, ethnic, groups in, May/Jul 96:107-8 smoking and. See Smoking
Aug/Oct 96:139-40 Substance use/abuse, domestic violence and, Women’s health
American Indian and Alaska Native women,
Aug/Oct 96:141-45 Classifieds
Asian Pacific Island women, Aug/Oct 96:146,
152
emergence of concept and domestic violence,
May/Jul 96:75
minorities, letter about, Aug/Oct 96:171
overcoming barriers to improving health of
immigrant women, Aug/Oct 96:155-60
race/ethnicity and, editorial, Aug/Oct 96:131-32
smoking and, Jan/Apr 96:8 Family Practice arly pursuits. Please send a letter of inter-
welfare reform and, Aug/Oct 96:166-70
45 minutes to St. Louis—Women’s est and CV to Robert A. Klocke, MD,
women of color, book review, Aug/Oct 96:173
Women’s shelters, May/Jul 96:98 health with ob/family practice. Join one, Professor and Chair, Department of
“Women and Tobacco: International Issues” call 1:40. Guar. all practice expenses, Medicine, 462 Grider St, Buffalo, NY
(Mackay), Jan/Apr 96:48-51 loan repayment. Partnership 2nd year, 14215. SUNY/Buffalo is an affirmative
Women physicians
170-bed Level III regional hospital. 5- action/equal opportunity employer.
challenge of smoking and women’s health,
Jan/Apr 96:8 county draw 100K plus. Growing,
patient smoking behavior and, Jan/Apr 96:43-47 diverse industry, low unemployment. The University of lowa Department of
underrepresentation of Hispanics as, Aug/Oct School in top 200 in the US! New: Internal Medicine is seeking faculty for
96:147-52
schools, community center, shopping, positions in all subspecialties in internal
World Conference on Tobacco or Health, 9th
(1994), Jan/Apr 96:50 golf club, more. National forests, state medicine. Qualifications include MD
World Health Organization (WHO), May/Jul parks, lakes. Judy Hodgson, 800-255- degree, board eligibility in internal medi-
96:122 4419; fax [phone]. cine, and preferred in its subspecialties.
Positions are available in two tracks.
Seeking physician associate. To join a Applicants for clinician-educator track
Zung Depression Scale, May/Jul 96:106
well-established, solo family physician should have demonstrated outstanding
and physician assistant in a full family abilities and skills in teaching and clinical
practice which includes providing abor- medicine. Applicants for the tenure track
tions. Arrangements open for mutual should have demonstrated ability in
agreement. Contact: James H. Arm- research, teaching, and clinical medicine
strong, MD, Susan Cahill, PA-C, MSW, with clear potential for a funded research
Kalispell, Montana, 406-752-8104. program. Salary is based on the academic
level of entry and on the applicant's
Emergency Medicine qualifications and responsibilities. Candi-
Group Health Cooperative of Puget dates should submit vitae to Randall
Sound is currently seeking a board Jordison, Assistant to the Chairman,
prepared/certified emergency medicine Department of Internal Medicine,
physician for its Seattle facility. Group SE309 GH, The University of Iowa,
Health is an established HMO located Iowa City, IA 52242-1081. The Uni-
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