Social Work Research 1997: Vol 21 Index

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Developing Intervention Research Programs in Social Work
by Robert F. Schilling, Sept. 173-180
Dodo’s verdict
evaluation, Mar. 5-16
Editorial
Social Work Research, Vol. 21,
intervention research, Sept. 131
Effectiveness
Nos. 1-4, 1997
family preservation services, Sept. 138-153
meta-analysis, Mar. 58-62
Effectiveness of Family Preservation Services by Mark W.
The following abbreviations are used: Mar. for March, Sept. Fraser, Kristine E. Nelson, and Jeanne C. Rivard,
for September, Dec. for December, E for Editorial, and RN Sept. 138-153
for Research Note. Elderly people
home health care, Sept. 165-172
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX
intervention research trends, Sept. 154-164
Acculturation Empirical practice
pre-emigration and postemigration stressors, Mar. critiques, Sept. 205-207
19-3] Evaluating the Dodo’s Verdict: Do All Interventions Have
Adolescents Equivalent Outcomes? by William J. Reid, Mar.
assessment of troubled families, Dec. 261-269 5-16
Agreeing to Disagree: A Study of the Reliability of Manu- Evaluation strategies
script Reviews (RN) by Stuart A. Kirk and Todd game plan, June 69-79
Michael Franke, June 121-126
Aid to Families with Dependent Children-Unem- Factors Affecting Foster Care Placement of Children
ployed Parent Receiving Child Protective Services by Susan J.
work hours increase, June 101-109 Zuravin and Diane DePanfilis, Mar. 34-42
And the Beat Goes On by Irwin Epstein, 207-208 Families
Another Visit to Empirical Practice Land by Stanley L. assessment of troubled, Dec. 261-269
Witkin, Sept. 205-207 child support enforcement, Dec. 211-223
Assessment of Troubled Families by Terri Combes-Orme welfare reform and work hours, June 101-109
and Katherine H. Thomas, Dec. 261-269 Family preservation services
effectiveness, Sept. 138-153
Caregivers Fathers
intervention research trends, Sept. 154-164 child support enforcement, Dec. 211-223
Latina AIDS, Dec. 233-246 FIRST Award
Case management obtaining and implementing, Sept. 186-189
welfare-to-work programs, June 92-100 Foster care
Case Management Practices, Participants’ Responses, and factors affecting placement, Mar. 34-42
Compliance in Welfare-to-Work Programs by Dale placement outcomes, June 81-90
Weaver and Yeheskel Hasenfeld, June 92-100
CD-ROM resources Game Plans, Buzzes, and Sheer Luck: Doing Well in Social
comparison and analysis, June 111-120 Work by Ian Shaw and Alison Shaw, June 69-79
Challenges in Obtaining and Implementing a FIRST
Award: A New Investigator’s Experience (RN) by HIV/AIDS
Mary Carmel Ruffolo, Sept. 186-189 Latina caregivers, Dec. 233-246
Child maltreatment Home health care
foster care placement, Mar. 34-42 elderly people, Sept. 165-172
Child support
enforcement, Dec. 211-223 Impact of Expanded Home Care Models by Susan L.
Children Hughes, Sept. 165-172
assessment of troubled families, Dec. 261-269 The Impact of Increased Allowable Work Hours on Two-
prenatally drug-exposed, June 81-90 Parent Families Receiving Welfare by Donna
Citation analysis Hardina and Michael Carley, June 101-109
application, Mar. 45-56 Infants
Commitment of Social Services Staftfo Interdisciplinary foster care outcomes, June 81-90
Care Plan Teams: An Exploration by Monica The Influence of Pre-emigration and Postemigration
Nandan, Dec. 249-259 Stressors on Mental Health: A Study of Southeast
Compliance Asian Refugees by Barbara L. Nicholson, Mar.
welfare-to-work programs, June 92-100 19-31
270 CCC Code:1070-5309/97 $3.00 © 1997, National Association of Social Workers, Inc.
Developing Intervention Research Programs in Social Work
by Robert F. Schilling, Sept. 173-180
Dodo’s verdict
evaluation, Mar. 5-16
Editorial
Social Work Research, Vol. 21,
intervention research, Sept. 131
Effectiveness
Nos. 1-4, 1997
family preservation services, Sept. 138-153
meta-analysis, Mar. 58-62
Effectiveness of Family Preservation Services by Mark W.
The following abbreviations are used: Mar. for March, Sept. Fraser, Kristine E. Nelson, and Jeanne C. Rivard,
for September, Dec. for December, E for Editorial, and RN Sept. 138-153
for Research Note. Elderly people
home health care, Sept. 165-172
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX
intervention research trends, Sept. 154-164
Acculturation Empirical practice
pre-emigration and postemigration stressors, Mar. critiques, Sept. 205-207
19-3] Evaluating the Dodo’s Verdict: Do All Interventions Have
Adolescents Equivalent Outcomes? by William J. Reid, Mar.
assessment of troubled families, Dec. 261-269 5-16
Agreeing to Disagree: A Study of the Reliability of Manu- Evaluation strategies
script Reviews (RN) by Stuart A. Kirk and Todd game plan, June 69-79
Michael Franke, June 121-126
Aid to Families with Dependent Children-Unem- Factors Affecting Foster Care Placement of Children
ployed Parent Receiving Child Protective Services by Susan J.
work hours increase, June 101-109 Zuravin and Diane DePanfilis, Mar. 34-42
And the Beat Goes On by Irwin Epstein, 207-208 Families
Another Visit to Empirical Practice Land by Stanley L. assessment of troubled, Dec. 261-269
Witkin, Sept. 205-207 child support enforcement, Dec. 211-223
Assessment of Troubled Families by Terri Combes-Orme welfare reform and work hours, June 101-109
and Katherine H. Thomas, Dec. 261-269 Family preservation services
effectiveness, Sept. 138-153
Caregivers Fathers
intervention research trends, Sept. 154-164 child support enforcement, Dec. 211-223
Latina AIDS, Dec. 233-246 FIRST Award
Case management obtaining and implementing, Sept. 186-189
welfare-to-work programs, June 92-100 Foster care
Case Management Practices, Participants’ Responses, and factors affecting placement, Mar. 34-42
Compliance in Welfare-to-Work Programs by Dale placement outcomes, June 81-90
Weaver and Yeheskel Hasenfeld, June 92-100
CD-ROM resources Game Plans, Buzzes, and Sheer Luck: Doing Well in Social
comparison and analysis, June 111-120 Work by Ian Shaw and Alison Shaw, June 69-79
Challenges in Obtaining and Implementing a FIRST
Award: A New Investigator’s Experience (RN) by HIV/AIDS
Mary Carmel Ruffolo, Sept. 186-189 Latina caregivers, Dec. 233-246
Child maltreatment Home health care
foster care placement, Mar. 34-42 elderly people, Sept. 165-172
Child support
enforcement, Dec. 211-223 Impact of Expanded Home Care Models by Susan L.
Children Hughes, Sept. 165-172
assessment of troubled families, Dec. 261-269 The Impact of Increased Allowable Work Hours on Two-
prenatally drug-exposed, June 81-90 Parent Families Receiving Welfare by Donna
Citation analysis Hardina and Michael Carley, June 101-109
application, Mar. 45-56 Infants
Commitment of Social Services Staftfo Interdisciplinary foster care outcomes, June 81-90
Care Plan Teams: An Exploration by Monica The Influence of Pre-emigration and Postemigration
Nandan, Dec. 249-259 Stressors on Mental Health: A Study of Southeast
Compliance Asian Refugees by Barbara L. Nicholson, Mar.
welfare-to-work programs, June 92-100 19-31
270 CCC Code:1070-5309/97 $3.00 © 1997, National Association of Social Workers, Inc.
Interdisciplinary teams Scientist-Practitioner: Remaining Holes in the Debate by
social services staff commitment, Dec. 249-259 Yvonne M. Johnson, Sept. 196-198
Intervention research Scientist-practitioner model
caregivers for elderly, Sept. 154-164 evaluation, Sept. 190-193
development of programs, Sept. 173-180 holes in debate, Sept. 196-198
dodo’s verdict, Mar. 5-16 narrow views, Sept. 194-196
editorial, 131 science and dogma, Sept. 201-205
family preservation services, Sept. 138-153 social work and, Sept. 198-201
home health care for elderly, Sept. 165-172 The Scientist—Practitioner Concept, Revisited by Martin
meta-analysis, Mar. 58-62 Bloom, Sept. 190-193
National Institutes of Health, Sept. 181-185 Social policy research
task-centered practice, Sept. 132-137 comparison and analysis of CD-ROM resources, June
111-120
Latinas Social Policy Research: Comparison and Analysis of CD-
AIDS caregivers, Dec. 233-246 ROM Resources (RN) by Barbara E. Kemp and
Mary Jane Brustman, June 111-120
Manuscript reviews Southeast Asian refugees
reliability, June 121-126 pre-emigration and postemigration stressors, Mar.
Mental health 19-3]
pre-emigration and postemigration stressors, Mar.
19-3] Task-centered model
Meta-analysis research, Sept. 132-137
evaluating Dodo’s effect, Mar. 5-16 Trends in Caregiving Intervention Research by Ronald W.
of intervention effectiveness research, Mar. 58-62 Toseland and Philip McCallion, Sept. 154-164
Methodological Considerations in Surveying Latina AIDS Two-year Placement Outcomes of Children Removed at
Caregivers: Issues in Sampling and Measurement by Birth from Drug-Using and Non-Drug-Using
Helen Land and Sharon Hudson, Sept. 233-246 Mothers in Los Angeles by Mary Ann Lewis, Jeanne
M. Giovannoni, and Barbara Leake, June 81-90
National Institutes of Health
FIRST Award, Sept. 186-189 Unpublished Social Work Research: Systematic Replication
intervention research, Sept. 181-185 of a Recent Meta-analysis of Published Intervention
The National Institutes of Health: A Partner in Advancing Effectiveness Research (RN) by Gregory A. de Smidt
Social Work Intervention Research (RN) by and Kevin M. Gorey, Mar. 58-62
Kathleen R. Ell, Sept. 181-185 The Use of Social Science Sources in Social Work Practice
Nonresidential fathers Journals: An Application of Citation Analysis by
child support enforcement, Dec. 211-223 Irene R. Bush, Irwin Epstein, and Anthony Sainz,
Nursing homes Mar. 45-56
social service staff commitment, Dec. 249-259
Welfare reform
Parents quick attachment to work programs, Dec. 225-232
foster care placement, Mar. 34-42 work hours increase on families, June 101-109
receiving welfare, June 101-109 Welfare-to-work programs
Practice evaluation ethnographic analysis, Dec. 225-232
strategies used, June 69-79 participant responses and compliance, June 92-100
Prenatal drug exposure What It’s All About (E) by Anne E. Fortune, Sept. 131
foster care outcomes for infants, June 81-90 What’s the Story, Morning Glory? by André Ivanoff, Betty
J. Blythe, and Scott Briar, Sept. 194-196
Quick Attachments to the Workforce: An Ethnographic Who Stole Social Work? by Bruce A. Thyer, Sept. 198-201
Analysis of a Transition from Welfare to Low- Wage Work incentives
Jobs by Frances J. Riemer, Dec. 225-232 two-parent families receiving welfare, June 101-109
Refugees Young Nonresidential Fathers Have Lower Earnings:
pre-emigration and postemigration stressors, Mar. Implications for Child Support Enforcement by John
19-3] G. Robertson, Dec. 211-223
Research on Task-Centered Practice by William J. Reid,
Sept. 132-137
AUTHOR INDEX
Science, Dogma, and the Scientist~Practitioner Model by Bloom, Martin, The Scientist—Practitioner Concept,
Jerome C. Wakefield and Stuart A. Kirk, Sept. Revisited, Sept. 190-193
201-205 Blythe, Betty J. See Ivanoff, André
Briar, Scott. See Ivanoff, André Issues in Sampling and Measurement, Sept. 233-
Brustman, Mary Jane. See Kemp, Barbara E. 246
Bush, Irene R., Irwin Epstein, and Anthony Sainz, The Leake, Barbara. See Lewis, Mary Ann
Use of Social Science Sources in Social Work Practice Lewis, Mary Ann, Jeanne M. Giovannoni, and Barbara
Journals: An Application of Citation Analysis, Mar. Leake, Two-Year Placement Outcomes of Children
45-56 Removed at Birth from Drug-Using and Non-Drug-
Using Mothers in Los Angeles, June 81-90
Carley, Michael. See Hardina, Donna
Combes-Orme, Terri and Katherine H. Thomas, Assess- McCallion, Philip. See Toseland, Ronald W.
ment of Troubled Families, Dec. 261-269
Nandan, Monica, Commitment of Social Services Staftfo
de Smidt, Gregory and Kevin M. Gorey, Unpublished Interdisciplinary Care Plan Teams: An Exploration,
Social Work Research: Systematic Replication of a Dec. 249-259
Recent Meta-analysis of Published Intervention Nelson, Kristine E. See Fraser, Mark W.
Effectiveness Research (RN), Mar. 58-62 Nicholson, Barbara L., The Influence of Pre-emigration
DePanfilis, Diane. See Zuravin, Susan J. and Postemigration Stressors on Mental Health: A
Study of Southeast Asian Refugees, Mar. 19-31
Ell, Kathleen R., The National Institutes of Health: A
Partner in Advancing Social Work Intervention Reid, William J.
Research (RN), Sept. 181-185 Evaluating the Dodo’s Verdict: Do All Interventions
Epstein, Irwin. See also Bush, Irene R. Have Equivalent Outcomes? Mar. 5-16
And the Beat Goes On, Sept. 207-208 Research on Task-Centered Practice, Sept. 132-137
Riemer, Frances J., Quick Attachments to the Workforce: An
Fortune, Anne E., What It’s All About (E), Sept. 131 Ethnographic Analysis of a Transition from Welfare
Franke, Todd Michael. See Kirk, Stuart A. to Low-Wage Jobs, Dec. 225-232
Fraser, Mark W., Kristine E. Nelson, and Jeanne C. Rivard, Jeanne C.. See Fraser, Mark W.
Rivard, Effectiveness of Family Preservation Services, Robertson, John G., Young Nonresidential Fathers Have
Sept. 138-153 Lower Earnings: Implications for Child Support
Enforcement, Dec. 211-223
Giovannoni, Jeanne M. See Lewis, Mary Ann Ruffolo, Mary Carmel, Challenges in Obtaining and
Gorey, Kevin M. See de Smidt, Gregory A. Implementing a FIRST Award: A New
Investigator’s Experience (RN), Sept. 186-189
Hardina, Donna and Michael Carley, The Impact of
Increased Allowable Work Hours on Two-Parent Sainz, Anthony. See Bush, Irene R.
Families Receiving Welfare, June 101-109 Schilling, Robert F., Developing Intervention Research
Hasenfeld, Yeheskel. See Weaver, Dale Programs in Social Work, Sept. 173-180
Hudson, Sharon. See Land, Helen Shaw, Alison. See Shaw, Ian
Hughes, Susan L., Impact of Expanded Home Care Models, Shaw, Ian and Alison Shaw, Game Plans, Buzzes, and Sheer
Sept. 165-172 Luck: Doing Well in Social Work, June 69-79
Ivanoff, André, Betty J. Blythe, and Scott Briar, What’s the Thomas, Katherine H. See Combes-Orme, Terri
Story, Morning Glory? Sept. 194-196 Thyer, Bruce A., Who Stole Social Work? Sept. 198-200
Toseland, Ronald W. and Philip McCallion, Trends in
Johnson, Yvonne M., Scientist—Practitioner: Remaining Caregiving Intervention Research, Sept. 154-164
Holes in the Debate, Sept. 196-198
Wakefield, Jerome C. and Stuart A. Kirk, Science, Dogma,
Kemp, Barbara E. and Mary Jane Brustman, Social Policy and the Scientist-Practitioner Model, Sept. 201-205
Research: Comparison and Analysis of CD-ROM Weaver, Dale and Yeheskel Hasenfeld, Case Management
Resources (RN), June 111-120 Practices, Participants’ Responses, and Compliance
Kirk, Stuart A. See also Wakefield, Jerome C. in Welfare-to-Work Programs, June 92-100
and Todd Michael Franke, Agreeing to Disagree: A Witkin, Stanley L., Another Visit to Empirical Practice
Study of the Reliability of Manuscript Reviews (RN), Land, Sept. 205-207
June 121-126
Zuravin, Susan J. and Diane DePanfilis, Factors Affecting
Land, Helen and Sharon Hudson, Methodological Consid- Foster Care Placement of Children Receiving Child
erations in Surveying Latina AIDS Caregivers: Protective Services, Mar. 34-42
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