Health Education and Promotion for Minorities, No. 88-20. Current Bibliographies in Medicine.

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Main Author: Tillman, Peggie S.
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Published: 1988
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contents Health Education and Promotion for Minorities, No. 88-20. Current Bibliographies in Medicine. Tillman, Peggie S. American Indians Asian Americans Blacks Health Education Health Materials Health Needs Health Promotion Health Services Hispanic Americans Minority Groups Public Health Racial Differences Special Health Problems There continues to be a significant disparity between the health status of minorities and nonminorities despite the improved health status of Americans in general. This bibliography contains 381 citations to information published between January 1983 and December 1988 concerning the following aspects of minority health: (1) health education; (2) health promotion; (3) attitudes towards health; and (4) availability of health services. Citations are limited to the United States and to ethnic groups identified in a search of the National Library of Medicine's MEDLINE database; women were not considered as a separate minority. Citations are arranged in the following three sections: (1) journal articles; (2) hearings, conference papers, and reports; and (3) monographs. The journal articles are subdivided into the following subject categories: (1) aging; (2) AIDS; (3) cancer; (4) cardiovascular diseases; (5) mental health; (6) adolescent pregnancy; (7) general pregnancy issues; (8) substance abuse; and (9) general health. Citations appear in only one category. A subscription order form is appended. (Author/FMW)
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spellingShingle Health Education and Promotion for Minorities, No. 88-20. Current Bibliographies in Medicine.
Tillman, Peggie S.
American Indians
Asian Americans
Blacks
Health Education
Health Materials
Health Needs
Health Promotion
Health Services
Hispanic Americans
Minority Groups
Public Health
Racial Differences
Special Health Problems
Health Education and Promotion for Minorities, No. 88-20. Current Bibliographies in Medicine. Tillman, Peggie S. American Indians Asian Americans Blacks Health Education Health Materials Health Needs Health Promotion Health Services Hispanic Americans Minority Groups Public Health Racial Differences Special Health Problems There continues to be a significant disparity between the health status of minorities and nonminorities despite the improved health status of Americans in general. This bibliography contains 381 citations to information published between January 1983 and December 1988 concerning the following aspects of minority health: (1) health education; (2) health promotion; (3) attitudes towards health; and (4) availability of health services. Citations are limited to the United States and to ethnic groups identified in a search of the National Library of Medicine's MEDLINE database; women were not considered as a separate minority. Citations are arranged in the following three sections: (1) journal articles; (2) hearings, conference papers, and reports; and (3) monographs. The journal articles are subdivided into the following subject categories: (1) aging; (2) AIDS; (3) cancer; (4) cardiovascular diseases; (5) mental health; (6) adolescent pregnancy; (7) general pregnancy issues; (8) substance abuse; and (9) general health. Citations appear in only one category. A subscription order form is appended. (Author/FMW)
title Health Education and Promotion for Minorities, No. 88-20. Current Bibliographies in Medicine.
topic American Indians
Asian Americans
Blacks
Health Education
Health Materials
Health Needs
Health Promotion
Health Services
Hispanic Americans
Minority Groups
Public Health
Racial Differences
Special Health Problems
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