Patient Education and Counseling 1998: Vol 33 Table of Contents

4 Pages·1998·0.65 MB·English

PATIENT EGUCATION
and Counseling
Patient Education and Counseling 33 (1998) 307-309
Volume contents
Volume 33 (1998)
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
The influence of body mass index and learned resourcefulness skills on body image and lifestyle
practises
Pe. Ramet, ©. Mises (Pesweorouth, Cae) =. a a a se POW EEE USS 1- 12
Demographic and health status indicators to guide health promotion for Hispanic and Anglo rural elderly
L. Sennott-Miller, K.M. May, J.L.L. Miller (Tucson, AZ, USA) ...............2.2.0200. 13-— 23
A polio immunization pamphlet with increased appeal and simplified language does not improve
comprehension to an acceptable level
T.C. Davis, D.D. Fredrickson, C. Arnold, PW. Murphy, M. Herbst, J.A. Bocchini (Shreveport, LA;
ys SEG ND ea OR 8a a ee Ee a A ee NE bea Oe OEE Bar eS 25- 37
Whirlpool therapy on postoperative pain and surgical wound healing: an exploration
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Patient education and health promotion: clinical health promotion—the conceptual link
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COMMENTARY
How can we bridge the gap between health care providers and patients?
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Rejoinder to Professor van Eijk
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CURRENT PERSPECTIVES
Communicating cancer risk information: the challenges of uncertainty
J.L. Bottorff, P.A. Ratner, J.L. Johnson, C.Y. Lovato, S.A. Joab (Vancouver, BC, Canada) ........ 67- 81
COUNSELING MODELS OF HEALTH CARE
A phenomenological analysis of doctor-patient interaction: a case study
O. Helistrém, P. Lindavist, B. Mattsson (Umed, Sweden)... 6 tt ee ee we
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Communication in general practice: recognition and treatment of mental illness
M. Van der Pasch, P.F.M. Verhaak (Utrecht, The Netherlands) .................-82.8028 0 97-112
Asthma education programme in Russia: educating patients
G.Ya. Maslennikova, M.E. Morosova, N.V. Salman, S.M. Kulikov, R.G. Oganov (Moscow, Russia) .. . 113-127
Information booklets about cancer: Factors influencing patient satisfaction and utilisation
P. Butow, E. Brindle, D. McConnell, R. Boakes, M. Tattersall (Sydney, Australia) ............ 129-141
Sex differences in illness beliefs and illness behaviour in patients with suspected coronary artery disease
D. van Tiel, K.P. van Vliet, C.J. Moerman (Oegstgeest and Meibergdreef, The Netherlands) ....... 143-147
Journal writing as a social support strategy for parents of premature infants: a pilot study
A.J. Macnab, L.Y. Beckett, C. Cohen Park, L. Sheckter (Vancouver, Canada) ............... 149-159
EDUCATIONAL MODELS OF HEALTH CARE
Problem-posing in education: transformation of the practice of the health professional
L.D.R. Casagrande, M. Caron—Ruffino, R.A.P. Rodrigues, D.M.S. Vendrusculo, A.M.M. Takayanagui,
aa. ca, DALE, REPENS (SSO FOUND, EOE). eweeee eer eee 161-167
Emotions, coping and the need for support in families of children with cancer: a model for psychosocial care
B.F. Last, M.A. Grootenhuis (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) ..............05.805.0 0ee e 169-179
I ka Sack ee es be eea ee eh te a: Om eS a 181
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INTRODUCTION
Women’s Health Research
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Towards a framework for women’s health
ee Sh S giN ites a! o g hehe aie eed ead koe eae ecbe eek 187-196
Speaking of illness: Issues of first generation Canadian women—Implications for patient education and
counseling
EE ERI a er eg Ly ee oe OF a er a ene ee oe 197-207
Incorporating health and behavioral consequences of child abuse in prevention programs targeting female
adolescents
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Girls in the 90s: A gender-based model for eating disorder prevention
S.S. Friedman (Vancouver, Canada) 217-224
The concerns of lesbians seeking counseling. A review of the literature
H. Platzer (Southampton, UK) 225-232
Factors associated with breast self-examination behaviour among Chinese women in Hong Kong
S.-Y. Fung (Tuen Mun, Hong Kong) 233-243
The information needs of well, longer-term survivors of breast cancer
R.E. Gray, M. Fitch, M. Greenberg, A. Hampson, M. Doherty, M. Labrecque (Toronto, Canada) 245-255
Woman-to-woman support: lessons from an Australian case story
L. Hunt (Joondalup, Australia) 257-266
A decision aid for women considering hormone therapy after menopause: decision support framework and
evaluation
A.M. O’Connor, P. Tugwell, G.A. Wells, T. Elmslie, E. Jolly, G. Hollingworth, R. McPherson, H. Bunn,
I. Graham, E. Drake (Ottawa, Canada) 267-279
Reassuring the woman facing menopause: strategies and resources
J. O’Leary Cobb (Montreal, Canada) 281-288
Hormone replacement therapy: determinants of women’s decisions
J. Marmoreo, J.B. Brown, H.R. Batty, S. Cummings, M. Powell (Toronto; London, Canada) 289-298
Building a feminist theoretical framework for screening of wife-battering: key issues to be addressed
W.E. Thurston, J. Cory, C.M. Scott (Calgary; Vancouver, Canada) 299-304
Acknowledgement to reviewers 305-306
Volume contents 307-309
Author index 31]
Subject index 313-314