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A broad ranging collection, as the title might suggest, the essays consider the subject from the perspectives of family studies, marriage & family therapy, nursing & family medicine gerontology, health psychology & behavioural medicine, social work & social policy.
Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction; PART I. FAMILY AND HEALTH ISSUES; 1. Family Development in the Face of Cancer -- Karen Weihs & Mary Politi; 2. Hostility, Marriage and the Heart: The Social Psychophysiology of Cardiovascular Risk in Close Relationships -- Timothy W. Smith & Kelly M. Glazer; 3. Health Issues in Latino Families and Households -- Barbara A. Zsembik; 4. Identifying Patterns of Managing Chronic Conditions: Family Management Styles -- Janet A. Deatrick, Melissa A. Alderfer, George Knafl, & Kathleen Knafl; 5. Chronic Disease and African American Families -- Sharon Wallace Williams & Peggye Dilworth-Anderson; 6. The Pain and the Promise of Unfilled Dreams: Infertile Couples -- Lynn Clark Callister; 7. Eating Disorders and the Family: A Biopsychosocial Perspective -- Margo D. Maine; 8. Families and Major Mental Illness -- Kim T. Mueser; 9. Families, Coping Styles and Health -- Arlene L.
Vetere & Lynn B Myers; 10. Families, Poverty, and Children’s Health -- Ronald J. Angel & Jacqueline L. Angel; 11 Parental HIV/AIDS: An Empirical Model of the Impact on Children in the United States -- Debra A. Murphy, William D. Marelich, Dannie Hoffman & Mark A. Schuster; 12. Families, Health, and Genomics -- Marcia Van Riper & Agatha M. Gallo; PART II. ISSUES OF AGING AND CAREGIVING; 13. Treatment Decisions when Death is Near: The Family’s Role -- Tom Finucane; 14. Assessing Eldercare Needs: An Application of Marketing Orientation within the Nonprofit Sector -- Robert J. Parsons; 15. Death, Grief, and Bereavement in Families -- Beth Vaughn Cole; PART III. ISSUES FOR POLICY AND RESEARCH; 16. Family Centered Health Policy Analysis -- Sven E. Wilson; 17. Using agent-based modeling to simulate the influence of family level ofstress on disease progression -- William A. Griffin; 18.
Historical Demography of Families and Health: Case Examples -- Geraldine Mineau, Ken R. Smith & Lee L. Bean; 19. Study of Family Health and the NIH: The Search for Research Support -- V. Jeffery Evans; 20. Developing Partnerships in Commissioned Research: A Perspective from England -- John S.W. Carpenter; 21. Swirling Waters: History and Current Choices for Families to Navigate Health Care Financing -- Harvey Hillin; PART IV. INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE FAMILY HEALTH; 22. Improving Health Through Family Interventions -- Thomas L. Campbell; 23. Does DNA Determine Destiny? A Role for Medical Family Therapy with Genetic Screening/Testing for Breast Cancer and other Genetic Illnesses -- Susan H. McDaniel; 24. Interventions with Family Caregivers -- Jonathan G. Sandberg; 25. Facing what Can and Cannot be Said: Working with Families, Parents and Couples when a Parent has a Serious Illness -- Barbara J. Dale & Jenny Altschuler; 26.
Maximizing Patients’ Health Through Engagement with Families -- William J. Sieber, Todd M. Edwards, Gene A. Kallenberg & JoEllen Patterson; 27. Interventions with Families of an Acutely or Critically Ill Child -- Marion E. Broome & Wilma Powell Stuart; End Note: Interdisciplinary Perspectives of Families and Health; Author Index; Subject Index; About the Editors; About the Contributors;
D. Russell Crane, Elaine S. Marshall, editors.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Thousand Oaks : Sage Publications, ©2006