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Contents of volume 19
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 19 Number
1
RALPH ANDREANO:Editorial-Some
personal observations MEDICAL
on health policy in Iran, 1973-1978
SOCIOLOGY
HESZEN-KLEMENS and EL~B~ETALAPII~SKA:Doctor-patient behavior and effects of treatment
IRENA
HEALTH
interaction,
patients’ health 9
ECONOMICS
FREDERICP. SLADE:The effect of disability insurance MEDICAL
19
on health care demand GEOGRAPHY
JOHNM. HUNTERand MORRIS0. THOMAS:Hypothesis of leprosy, tuberculosis and urbanization in Africa MEDICAL
ROBERTODE MARCO: Relationships 224tem Langner’s scale
1
27
PSYCHOLOGY
between physical and psychological symptomatology
in the 59
Book Reviews DAVID COHEN: Measuring the social bene$ts of medicine, edited by George Teeling Smith; ROBERTJ. EVANS:The church ond healing, studies in church history, volume 19, edited by W. J. Sheils; KAREN R. GRANT: The origins of general nursing, Christopher J. Maggs; JAREDA. HERMALIN:The modern practice of community mental health, edited by Herbert C. Schulberg and Marie Killilea; F. M. MBURU: Primary health care and basic-needs orientation in developing countries, by Gudnm Lanchenmann; PATRICU J. BUSH: Pharmaceuticals and health policy: international perspectives on provision and control of medicines, edited by Richard Blum, Andrew Herxheimer, Catherine Stenzl and Jasper Woodcock; EMILYMUMFORD:Private lives and professional identity of medical students, by S. P. Broadhead; BONME STENOCK: Blood: gift or merchandise, by Piet J. Hagen
67
Publicatiolrs Received
75
Announcement News Items
ii
International Meetings
...
Number
111
2 MEDICAL
SOC~OLOCY
WALTER R. GOVE: Gender differences in mental and physical illness: the effects of fixed roles and nurturant roles
77
ALFREDC. MARCUS,TERESAE. SEEMANand CAROLW. TELESKY:Comments: Teetering on the horns of a dilemma: Professor Gove’s latest paper on sex differences in illness behavior
84
WALTERR. GOVE: Author’s Reply: On understanding illness, illness behavior and reading what has been written: a reply to Marcus, Seeman and Telesky
88
STEPHENPLATT: Unemployment
93
and suicidal behaviour:
J. D. JAGO: To protect the public: professionalism
a review of the literature
vs competence
in dentistry
117
TOM RATHWELL:General practice, ethnicity and health services delivery THERISA EL-MEHAIRY: Attitudes planning
of a group of Egyptian
medical students
123 towards
family 131
111
TERRY MIZRAHI: Managing internists-in-training
medical mistakes: ideology, insularity
and accountability
among 135
B. GAIL FRANKEL and SANDY NUTTALL: Illness behaviour:
an exploration
of determinants
K. MANSBACH,HAVA PALTI, BELLA PEVSNER,HELEN‘PRIDAN and ZVI PALTI: Advice from the obstetrician and other sources: do they affect women’s breast feeding practices? A study among different Jewish groups in Jerusalem
147
IVONNE
157
CASSIEL. MURPHY-CULLENand LARS C. LARSEN:Interaction between the socio-demographic variables of physicians and their patients: its impact upon patient satisfication
163
MOIRAA. STEWART:What is a successful doctor-patient outcomes
167
MEDICAL
SW A. QUANDT: Nutritional composition hypothesis
interview? A study of interactions
and
ANTHROPOLOGY
thriftiness and human reproduction:
beyond the critical body 177
Thanks to Reviewers .
AMouncement International
Number
111
Meetings
111
3
ANTHROPOLOGY AND PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ABBY L. BLOOMand JANICE REID: Introduction
183
BENJAMIND. PAUL and WILLIAMJ. DEMAREST:Citizen participation overplanned: a health project in the Guatemalan community of San Pedro la Laguna JUDITH JUSTICE: Can socio-cultural Nepal’s Assistant Nurse-Midwife
information
improve health planning?
the case of 185
A case study of 193
CAROL P. MACCORMACK:Primary health care in Sierra Leone
199
PENELOPE SCHOEFFEL:Dilemmas
209
of modernization
in primary health care in Western Samoa
H. K. HEGGENHOUGEN: Will primary health care efforts be allowed to succeed?
217
THOMASJ. MARCHIONE:Evaluating primary health care and nutrition of national development
225
MARK NICHTER: Project community diagnosis: participatory community involvement in primary health care
programs in the context
research as a first step toward 237
CARL KENDALL, DENNIS FOOTE and REYNALW MARTORELL: Ethnomedicine and oral rehydration therapy: a case study of ethnomedical investigation and program planning
253
MADELEINERICHEPORT:Strategies and outcomes of introducing a mental health plan in Brazil
261
SHIRLEY BUZZARD: Appropriate research for primary health care: an anthropologist’s
view
273
STEPHENFRANKEL:Peripheral health workers are central to primary health care: lessons from Papua New Guinea’s aid posts
279
JANICEREID: The role of maternal
and child health clinics in education and prevention:
a case 291
study from Papua New Guinea iv
Number
4
SECOND SPECIAL CONFERENCE ISSUE 305 ALFREDGELLHORN:National security and the health of people: human needs and the allocation of scarce resources
307
CHRISTINEK. CASSELL:Comments
315
MARGOTJEFFERYS:Comments
316
F. M. MBURU: Comments
317
PETERJ. M. MCEWAN: Comments
321
VICENTENAVARRO:Comments
322
HARMONL. SMITH: Comments: PHILIP WOOD: Comments:
Is there any defense against national
325
defense?
328
It tolls for thee
ALFREDGELLHORN:Rejoinder
331
OSCAR GISH: Values in health care
333
BERNHARDBADURA:Life-style and health: some remarks on different viewpoints
341
CARLOSCASTILLO-SALGADO: Assessing recent developments of health in the American workplace
349
and opportunities
in the promotion
WILFRIEDKARMAus: Working conditions and health: social epidemiology, patterns of stress and change
359
NAJWA MAKHOUL: Assessment and implementation countries; incompatible paradigms and competing
373
of health care priorities social systems
in developing
I. B. PLESS:The family as a resource unit in health care: changing patterns
385
ARABELLAMELVILLE:Set and serendipity in the detection of drug hazards
391
Scorr GRER and ANN LENNARSON GREER:The continuity health centers NANCY A. BROOKS:Opportunities disabled
of moral reform: community
for health promotion:
mental 397
including
the chronically
ill and 405
PETER A. BERMAN:Village health workers in Java, Indonesia:
coverage and equity
411
SUSAN JENNINGS,CHERYLMAZAIK and SONIA MCKINLAY: Women and work: an investigation
of the association
between health and employment
status in middle-aged
OWEN DENT and KERRY GOUIXON: Geographic distribution colorectal cancer mortality in Sydney, New South Wales
women
and demographic
correlates of 433
UGALDE: Where there is a doctor: strategies to increase productivity The economics of rural health care in the Dominican Republic P. P. GROENEWIXENand J. H. M. P~STMA:The supply and utilization
423
at lower costs. 441
of dental services
451
LISBETHSHORE:Experiences of puberty development
461
Rawarch Notes
ANDRW MANT, ANN L. CRIPPS, MARGARETBREDENand J. G. LAWSON:Health promotion general practice: new themes in traditional settings ”
in 467
SUSANJ. WATIX Population Nigeria
mobility, urban development
and dracunculiasis
in Kwara State, 471
DENNY VAGER~)and GUNNAR PERSSON:Risks, survival and trends of malignant among white and blue collar workers in Sweden
Number
melanoma 475
5 MEDICAL
SOCIOLOGY
A. LECLERC,F. LERT et M. GOLDBERG:Les inegalites sociales devant la mort en GrandeBretagne et en France
479
MYFANWY MORGAN, DONALD L. PATRICK and JOHN R. CHARLTON: Social networks psychosocial support among disabled people
489
ANGEU) A. ALONZO: An illness situational-adaptation perspective
behavior
paradigm:
a conceptual
exploration
and
of
a 499
DEE A. JONESand NORMANJ. VETTER:A survey of those who care for the elderly at home: their problems and their needs
511
NANCY Moss: Hospital units as social contexts: effects on maternal
515
MEDICAL
behavior
ANTHROPOLOGY
GEOROEM. FOSTER: How to stay well in Tzintzuntzan
523
NANCY SCHEPER-HUGHES:Infant mortality on nurturing in Northeast Brazil
535
and infant care: cultural and economic constraints
CAROL LADERMAN:Food ideology and eating behavior: contributions
from Malay studies
TONY L. WHII-EHE.W:The buccra-massa and the little man’s broker in a Jamaican sugartown: implications for community health education MEDICAL
547
561
PSYCHOLOGY
LINDA L. PEDERSON,JAMESM. WANKLIN and
in compliance
JON C. BASKERVILLE: The role of health beliefs with physician advice to quit smoking
Letter to the Editor
Number
573 581
6
DISABILITY
RESEARCH
AND POLICY
JUDITH G. GREENWOOD:Editorial
583
PETER KONG-MINGNEW: Introduction:
Disability
Research and Policy
585
R. JOHN C. PEARSON:The challenge of helping the handicapped CLYDE R. POPE: Disability
and health status: the importance
JUDITH G. GREENWOOD:Intervention approach
in work-related
587
of longitudinal
disability:
studies
the need for an integrated
589 595
J. THOMASMAY and ROBERTF. HILL: How shall we see them? Perspectives for research with disabled organizations
603
PATRICIALEYLANDKAUFERTand JOSEPHM. KAUFERT: Methodological and conceptual issues in measuring the long term impact of disability: the experience of poliomyelitis patients in Manitoba
609
JOHN G. SCHROEDEL:Analyzing persons with disabilities
619
surveys on deaf adults: implications vi
for survey research on
WALTERWATSON:Environment and institutional culture
and treatment:
methodological
notes on program evaluation 629
M. LOUISEDUVAL: Psychosocial metaphors
of physical distress among MS patients
635
to disability: the case of a ‘congenital amputee’
639
CLAIRE F. HORTON: Women have headaches, men have backaches: patterns of illness in an Appalachian community
647
Oreo VON MERING: Commentary
655
M. G. TREND: Commentary
656
ARTHUR J. RUBEL: Commentary
661
GELYAFRANK: Life history model of adaptation
Number 7 Anootmeemeot The IXth International
Conference
on the Social Sciences and Medicine MEDICAL
I
SOCIOLOGY
JENNY L. DONOVAN:Ethnicity and health: a research review
663
NANCY ZARE, JAM= R. SORENSON and TIMOTHYHEEREN:Sex of provider as a variable in effective genetic counseling
671
VILJO NYYSS~NEN,KAISAHERRANEN and MATTERIMPELX: Attendance of dental care of Finnish adults over a 5 year period
677
pattern and continuity
R. Butts, E. M. SLU~JSand P. F. M. VERHAAK:Byrne and Long: a classification for rating the interview style of doctors
683
PIULL~PW. DAMPS,JACQUELINE BOLESand CHARLOTTE TATRO:Dramaturgy of occult practitioners in the treatment of disease and dysfunction entities
691
0. A. ABOSEDE: Self-medication: an important aspect of primary health care
699
MEDICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
ROLANDLITTLEWOOD: The imitation of madness: the influence of psychopathology upon culture
705
HANS A. BAER:The drive for professionalization
717
in British osteopathy
ISABELLEDE ZOYSA, DEBBIE CARSON, RICHARD FWCHEM, BETTY KIRKWOOD, EUAN LINDSAY-SMITH and RENELOEWENSON: Perceptions of childhood diarrhoea and its treatment in rural Zimbabwe
727
ROBERTANDERSONand EDNA M. MITCHELL: Children’s health and play in rural Nepal
735
HEALTH
ECONOMICS
DAVIDLAIRSON,RONALDLORIMOR and CARLSLATER: Estimates of the demand for health: males in the pre-retirement years MEDICAL
GEOGRAPHY
RICHARDF. ANDERSON:Temporal trends of cancer mortality in eastern New England compared to the nation, 1950-1975 MEDICAL
741
749
PSYCHOLOGY
CAROLL. M. CATONand JILL GOLDSTEIN:Housing change of chronic schizophrenic patients: a consequence of the revolving door
759
Letter to the Editor
765 vii
Rook Reviews DEBORAH L. DENNIS: The civilized body: social domination, control and health, by Peter E. S. Freund; H. D. EASTWELL: Sorcerers and healing spirits, by Janice Reid; FINN MAGNUSSEN: Handbook of clinical psychobiology and pathology, Vols 1 and 2, by Sanford I. Cohen and Robert N. Ross; YONEZO NAKAGAWA: Illness and healing among the Sakalin Ainu, a symbolic interpretation, by Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney
767
Publications Received
771
Anoouncements Infomwioa International Meetings
Number
ii
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Announcement The IXth
International
Conference
on the Social Sciences MEDICAL
DIANA JELLEY and i Mozambique
RICHARD J.
I
and Medicine
SOCIOLOGY
MADELEY: Primary
health
care
in practice:
a study
in 773
EUSTACE MUHONDWA: Commentary
781
DIANA JELLEY and RICHARD J. MADELEY: Rejoinder
782
BIRTHE HPK;H and ESKILD PETERSEN:The basic health care system in Botswana: distribution and cost in the period 1973-1979 T. 0. FADAYOMIand 0. Y. OYENEYE:The demographic in developing countries: the case of Nigeria
factor in the provision
doctors:
standards
799
of care and legitimacy:
BRENDA MAY: Patients’
in programmes
for the early 823
of two dimensions of social support to of women with advanced breast cancer
perception
in Poland:
of dentists’
positive
831
and negative
leprosy
MAUREEN DURKIN-LONGLEY: Multiple doctors’ volunteers
the case of Lodz as compared
ANTHROPOLOGY
and social response
therapeutic in rural
with 843
MEDICAL
JANET M. BERREMAN: Childhood
of trained
from
839
ANDRZEJ RYCHARD: The health care system foreign regions: a secondary analysis
performance
a case study
811
JOAN R. BLOOMand DAVID SPIEGEL: The relationship the psychological well-being and social functioning
BONNIEJ. KAY: ‘Barefoot
of health facilities
of infant and child morbidity
MICHAEL CALNAN: The Health Belief Model and participation detection of breast cancer: a comparative analysis
ANDR~E LIDDELL and attributes
783
793
HELENA CHOJNACKA and OLUKUNLE ADEGBOLA: The determinants in Lagos, Nigeria VIVIENNE WALTERS: Company Canada
a study of the
in south
use in urban
Georgia:
853
India
867
Nepal
the effect
of peer
selection
on the 873
MEDICAL
GEOGRAPHY
H. STAMPFER, J. REYMOND, P. W. BURVILL and J. CARLSON: The relatidnship between distance from inpatient facilities and the rate of psychiatric admissions in Western Australia STEPHEN R. BAKER, DANIEL M. BROE and VIMAL KUMAR: Characteristics of the distribution emigrant Indian radiologists, pathologists and anesthesiologists in the United States .. VI11
879
of 885
Book Reviews F. LOLAS:Problemus unicrrsiturios conlemporuneos. by Amador Neghme; THOMASD. STEWART:
Describing cure: imuge und pructice in rehuhiiirurion. by Jaber F. Gubrium Buckholdt
and David R. 893
Publications Received
895
News Item
Number
9
Announcement
The IXth International
Conference on the Social Sciences and Medicine
I
MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY ANGELAREIDY: Marxist functionalism in medicine: a critique of the work of Vicente Navarro on health and medicine
897
H. V. WYATT: The popularity of injections in the Third World: origins and consequences for poliomyelitis
911
LINCOLNH. DAY: Death from non-war violence: an international comparison
917
A. BURR: The Ideologies of Despair: a symbolic interpretation
of punks and skinheads’ usage
of barbiturates
929
MARY T. WESTBROOK, LENA A. NORDHOLMand’JWmTI+
reactions to patient behaviour: a comparison
M. MCGEE: Cultural differences in
of Swedish and Australian
health professionals
PAUL ATKINSON:Training for certainty
939 949
FRANS WILLEMWINKEL: Public communication
on donorcards:
a comparison
of persuasive
styles
957
MORRIS WEINBERGER, STUARTJ. COHENand STEVENA. MAZZUCA: The role of physicians’ knowledge and attitudes in effective diabetes management
965
MEEI-SHIACHEN and MAURICE TATSUOKA: The relationship between American preventive dental behavior and dental health beliefs
971
woinen’s
S. STEPHEN KEGELE~ and ADRIANK. LUND:Adolescents’ health beliefs and acceptance of a novel
preventive dental activity: a further note
979
ELIANNERISKA and TIMO KLAUKKA: Use of psychotropic drugs in Finland
983
MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY ERLINDAL. FERNANDEZand GEORGEM. GUTHRIE:Belief systems and breast feeding among Filipino urban poor
991
MEDICAL
GEOGRAPHY
JOHN M. HUNTER and SONIAARBONA: Disease rate as an artifact of the health care system: tuberculosis in Puerto Rico
997
Book Reviews DAVID COBURN:The mechanisms ofjob stress and strain, by John R. P. French Jr, Robert D.
Caplan and R. Van Harrison, Job stress and burnout, edited by Whiton S. Paine and Stress and burnout in the human service professions, edited by Barry A. Farber; C. M. PARKES:Of time and widowhood, by Herbert Hyman; KARENA. WOLF: The political economy of health, by Leslie Doyal with Imogen Pennell Number
1009
10 ECONOMIC
ASPECTS
OF
PARASITIC
DISEASES
H. VANDENBossc~~, N. VAN BELLE,G. CARRIN and W. NONNEMAN:Introduction
1013
GUY CARRIN:Economic evaluation of health care interventions: a review of alternative methods
1015
ix
DAVID W. DUNLOP: Theoretical and empirical issues in benefit identification, valuation related to parasitic disease control in poor countries
measurement
and 1031
R. H. MORROWJR: The application of a quantitative approach to the assessment of the relative importance of vector and soil transmitted diseases in Ghana
1039
N. PRESCOTT, A. PROSTand R. LE EERRE:The economics of blindness prevention in Upper Volta under the Onchocerciasis Control Program
1051
N. PRESCOTTand M. F. JANCLOES:Selected economic issues in helminth control
1057
LANI S. STEPHENSON:Methods infection
to evaluate nutritional
and economic implications
1061
ERMANNOAT~ANASIOand COSTANTINOPALMAS:Cost-effectiveness hydatidosis eradiction project in Sardinia A. M. POLDERMAN: Cost-effectiveness a case study
of different ways of controlling
HAROLD BANGUERO:Socioeconomic
analysis of echinococcosis1067 intestinal schistosomiasis: 1073
S~MKID KAEW~ONTHIand ALAN G. HARDING: Cost and performance Thailand
J. MORTELMANS:Socio-economic
of Ascaris
of malaria surveillance in 1081
factors associated with malaria in Colombia
problems related to animal trypanosomiasis
1099
in Africa
N. VAN BELLE:Cooperation between developing countries and the pharmaceutical the control of parasitic diseases: a proposal for a practical approach
1105
industry in 1109
A. DE SCHAEPDRYVER: Costs of training and maintenance of expert man-power vs costs of drugs. Priorities in the field of helminthic diseases in developing countries
1113
P. L. ROSENFIELD,F. GOLLADAYand R. K. DAMDSON:The economics of parasitic diseases: research priorities
1117
A-eat
The IXth International
Conference
F. M. MBURU: Editorial-Scholarship,
I
on the Social Sciences and Medicine
1127
freedom and brain drain in Africa
MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY KATE CURRIE and LARRY RAY: Going up in smoke: the case of British American
Tobacco in 1131
Kenya JANUSZ BEJNAROWICZ:Disabled persons in Poland
1141
MICHAELRAHAV, ELMERL. STRUENINGand HOWARDANDREWS:Opinions on mental illness in Israel
1151
KEN COX: Decision making in professional
1159
associations
ERIC 0. UDJO: Obstacles to successful fertility control
1167
in Nigeria
D. M. FERGUS~ON,M. E. DIMOND, L. J. HORW~~D and F. T. SHANNON:The utilisation preschool health and education services JOSEPHGREENBLUM:Age and capacity devaluation:
of 1173 1181
a replication
DEBORAHA. SULLIVANand ROSE WEITZ: Obstacles to the practice of licensed lay midwifery
1189
Research Note
MAUREEN PORTER and SALLY MACINTYRE: What is, must be best: a research conservative or deferential responses to antenatal care provision
note on
1197
MEDICAL EMILY
MARTIN: Pregnancy,
ANTHROPOLOGY
labor and body image in the United States
Research Note ROGER JEFFERY,PATRICIAJEFFERYand ANDREW LYON: Female infanticide MEDICAL
HAROLD BRODSKY:The bystander JAMESBOHLAND:Neighborhood care
1201
and amniocentesis
1207
GEOGRAPHY
in highway injury accidents
1213
variations in the use of hospital emergency rooms for primary 1217 MEDICAL
A. R. RADLEY:The embodiment
PSYCHOLOGY
of social relations in coronary
heart disease
1227
CLARK D. ASHWORTH, PENELOPEWILLIAMSONand DANIEL MONTANO: A scale to measure physician beliefs about psychosocial aspects of patient care HEALTH
1235
POLICY
JOHN COLQUHOUN:New evidence on fluoridation
1239
JAMESM. DUNNING: Commentary
1244
JOHN COLQUHOUN:Rejoinder
1246
Book Reviews
DEREKG. GILL: Advances in medical social science, Vol. 1, edited by Julio L. Ruffini; WILLIAM B. PA-N: Industry and health care. Vol. I. Corporate medical departments, a changing agenda?, edited by Richard H. Egdahl and Diana Chapman Walsh; STUARTREES:Social work andprimary health care, edited by Anthony W. Clare and Roslyn H. Cooney and Milestones in social work and medicine, edited by Helen Rehr; MEG STACEY:Power and the profession of obstetrics, by William Ray Amey; BURTONA. WEISBROD:The American blood supply, by Alvin W. Drake, Stan N. Finkelstein and Harvey M. Sapolsky; GARETH H. WILLIAMS: Activity, health andjtness in old age, by Jean A. Macheath; REBECCAWURTZ: The healthiest City: Milwaukee and the politics of health reform, by Judith Walzer Leavitt; GAMN MOONEY: Health care UK, 1984: an economic, social and policy audit, edited by Anthony Harrison and John Gretton Publieatious
Received
International
Meetings
Number
1247 1255 i
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12 CHRONIC
PAIN
LOUWRENSJ. MENGES: Editorial-Pain;
still an intriguing
C. RICHARD CHAPMAN:New directions
in the understanding
JAMESA. LIPTON and JOSEPHJ. MARBACH: Ethnicity
1257
puzzle and management
1261
of pain
1279
and the pain experience
CAROLYNSARGENT:Between death and shame: dimensions
DONALDA. BAKAL,STEFANDEMJENand JUDITH KAGANOV:The continuous susceptibility ANDREW R. BLOCK and SARA L. BOYER:The spouse’s adjustment and emotional factors
nature of headache 1305
to chronic pain: cognitive 1313
CARL L. VON BAEYER,MARIANNEE. JOHNSONand MARCIA J. MCMILLAN: Consequences nonverbal expression of pain: patient distress and observer concern LINDA LERE~CHEand SAMUELF. DWORKIN: Facial expression accompanying Xi
1299
of pain in Bariba culture
pain
of 1319 1325
K. D. CRAIG, R. J. MCMAHON, J. D. MORI~ONand C. ZASKOW: Developmental infant pain expression during immunization injections DONALD
S. CICCONEand ROY C. GRZESIAK: Cognitive
dimensions
CATHIWNE NW-EN and KAREL GIJSBERS: A study of labour Questionnaire
changes in 1331 1339
of chronic pain
pain using the McGill
Pain 1347
LAURENCEA. BRADLEY,LARRYD. YOUNG, KAREN0. ANDERSON,LISA K. MCDANIEL, ROBERT A. TURNER and CARLOS A. AGUDELO: Psychological approaches to the management of arthritis pain
1353
A. C. G. LZNSSENand F. G. ZITMAN: Patient evaluation program for patients with chronic low back pain
1361
of a cognitive
G. T. LEWITH and J. N. KENYON: Physiological and psychological mechanism of acupuncture as a treatment for chronic pain
explanations
D. FRANCE, BRUNO J. URBAN and FRANCIS J. KEEFE: Long-term analgesics in chronic pain
RANDAL
behavioral
group
for the 1367
use of narcotic 1379
HERMANJ. ENGELBARTand MARIEXA. E. VRANCKEN:Chronic pain from the perspective of health: a view based on systems theory
1383
JOSEPHA. KOTARBAand JOHN V. SEIDEL:Managing social control?
1393
the problem pain patient: compliance or
xii
1
RALPH ANDREANO:Editorial-Some
personal observations MEDICAL
on health policy in Iran, 1973-1978
SOCIOLOGY
HESZEN-KLEMENS and EL~B~ETALAPII~SKA:Doctor-patient behavior and effects of treatment
IRENA
HEALTH
interaction,
patients’ health 9
ECONOMICS
FREDERICP. SLADE:The effect of disability insurance MEDICAL
19
on health care demand GEOGRAPHY
JOHNM. HUNTERand MORRIS0. THOMAS:Hypothesis of leprosy, tuberculosis and urbanization in Africa MEDICAL
ROBERTODE MARCO: Relationships 224tem Langner’s scale
1
27
PSYCHOLOGY
between physical and psychological symptomatology
in the 59
Book Reviews DAVID COHEN: Measuring the social bene$ts of medicine, edited by George Teeling Smith; ROBERTJ. EVANS:The church ond healing, studies in church history, volume 19, edited by W. J. Sheils; KAREN R. GRANT: The origins of general nursing, Christopher J. Maggs; JAREDA. HERMALIN:The modern practice of community mental health, edited by Herbert C. Schulberg and Marie Killilea; F. M. MBURU: Primary health care and basic-needs orientation in developing countries, by Gudnm Lanchenmann; PATRICU J. BUSH: Pharmaceuticals and health policy: international perspectives on provision and control of medicines, edited by Richard Blum, Andrew Herxheimer, Catherine Stenzl and Jasper Woodcock; EMILYMUMFORD:Private lives and professional identity of medical students, by S. P. Broadhead; BONME STENOCK: Blood: gift or merchandise, by Piet J. Hagen
67
Publicatiolrs Received
75
Announcement News Items
ii
International Meetings
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Number
111
2 MEDICAL
SOC~OLOCY
WALTER R. GOVE: Gender differences in mental and physical illness: the effects of fixed roles and nurturant roles
77
ALFREDC. MARCUS,TERESAE. SEEMANand CAROLW. TELESKY:Comments: Teetering on the horns of a dilemma: Professor Gove’s latest paper on sex differences in illness behavior
84
WALTERR. GOVE: Author’s Reply: On understanding illness, illness behavior and reading what has been written: a reply to Marcus, Seeman and Telesky
88
STEPHENPLATT: Unemployment
93
and suicidal behaviour:
J. D. JAGO: To protect the public: professionalism
a review of the literature
vs competence
in dentistry
117
TOM RATHWELL:General practice, ethnicity and health services delivery THERISA EL-MEHAIRY: Attitudes planning
of a group of Egyptian
medical students
123 towards
family 131
111
TERRY MIZRAHI: Managing internists-in-training
medical mistakes: ideology, insularity
and accountability
among 135
B. GAIL FRANKEL and SANDY NUTTALL: Illness behaviour:
an exploration
of determinants
K. MANSBACH,HAVA PALTI, BELLA PEVSNER,HELEN‘PRIDAN and ZVI PALTI: Advice from the obstetrician and other sources: do they affect women’s breast feeding practices? A study among different Jewish groups in Jerusalem
147
IVONNE
157
CASSIEL. MURPHY-CULLENand LARS C. LARSEN:Interaction between the socio-demographic variables of physicians and their patients: its impact upon patient satisfication
163
MOIRAA. STEWART:What is a successful doctor-patient outcomes
167
MEDICAL
SW A. QUANDT: Nutritional composition hypothesis
interview? A study of interactions
and
ANTHROPOLOGY
thriftiness and human reproduction:
beyond the critical body 177
Thanks to Reviewers .
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111
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ANTHROPOLOGY AND PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ABBY L. BLOOMand JANICE REID: Introduction
183
BENJAMIND. PAUL and WILLIAMJ. DEMAREST:Citizen participation overplanned: a health project in the Guatemalan community of San Pedro la Laguna JUDITH JUSTICE: Can socio-cultural Nepal’s Assistant Nurse-Midwife
information
improve health planning?
the case of 185
A case study of 193
CAROL P. MACCORMACK:Primary health care in Sierra Leone
199
PENELOPE SCHOEFFEL:Dilemmas
209
of modernization
in primary health care in Western Samoa
H. K. HEGGENHOUGEN: Will primary health care efforts be allowed to succeed?
217
THOMASJ. MARCHIONE:Evaluating primary health care and nutrition of national development
225
MARK NICHTER: Project community diagnosis: participatory community involvement in primary health care
programs in the context
research as a first step toward 237
CARL KENDALL, DENNIS FOOTE and REYNALW MARTORELL: Ethnomedicine and oral rehydration therapy: a case study of ethnomedical investigation and program planning
253
MADELEINERICHEPORT:Strategies and outcomes of introducing a mental health plan in Brazil
261
SHIRLEY BUZZARD: Appropriate research for primary health care: an anthropologist’s
view
273
STEPHENFRANKEL:Peripheral health workers are central to primary health care: lessons from Papua New Guinea’s aid posts
279
JANICEREID: The role of maternal
and child health clinics in education and prevention:
a case 291
study from Papua New Guinea iv
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4
SECOND SPECIAL CONFERENCE ISSUE 305 ALFREDGELLHORN:National security and the health of people: human needs and the allocation of scarce resources
307
CHRISTINEK. CASSELL:Comments
315
MARGOTJEFFERYS:Comments
316
F. M. MBURU: Comments
317
PETERJ. M. MCEWAN: Comments
321
VICENTENAVARRO:Comments
322
HARMONL. SMITH: Comments: PHILIP WOOD: Comments:
Is there any defense against national
325
defense?
328
It tolls for thee
ALFREDGELLHORN:Rejoinder
331
OSCAR GISH: Values in health care
333
BERNHARDBADURA:Life-style and health: some remarks on different viewpoints
341
CARLOSCASTILLO-SALGADO: Assessing recent developments of health in the American workplace
349
and opportunities
in the promotion
WILFRIEDKARMAus: Working conditions and health: social epidemiology, patterns of stress and change
359
NAJWA MAKHOUL: Assessment and implementation countries; incompatible paradigms and competing
373
of health care priorities social systems
in developing
I. B. PLESS:The family as a resource unit in health care: changing patterns
385
ARABELLAMELVILLE:Set and serendipity in the detection of drug hazards
391
Scorr GRER and ANN LENNARSON GREER:The continuity health centers NANCY A. BROOKS:Opportunities disabled
of moral reform: community
for health promotion:
mental 397
including
the chronically
ill and 405
PETER A. BERMAN:Village health workers in Java, Indonesia:
coverage and equity
411
SUSAN JENNINGS,CHERYLMAZAIK and SONIA MCKINLAY: Women and work: an investigation
of the association
between health and employment
status in middle-aged
OWEN DENT and KERRY GOUIXON: Geographic distribution colorectal cancer mortality in Sydney, New South Wales
women
and demographic
correlates of 433
UGALDE: Where there is a doctor: strategies to increase productivity The economics of rural health care in the Dominican Republic P. P. GROENEWIXENand J. H. M. P~STMA:The supply and utilization
423
at lower costs. 441
of dental services
451
LISBETHSHORE:Experiences of puberty development
461
Rawarch Notes
ANDRW MANT, ANN L. CRIPPS, MARGARETBREDENand J. G. LAWSON:Health promotion general practice: new themes in traditional settings ”
in 467
SUSANJ. WATIX Population Nigeria
mobility, urban development
and dracunculiasis
in Kwara State, 471
DENNY VAGER~)and GUNNAR PERSSON:Risks, survival and trends of malignant among white and blue collar workers in Sweden
Number
melanoma 475
5 MEDICAL
SOCIOLOGY
A. LECLERC,F. LERT et M. GOLDBERG:Les inegalites sociales devant la mort en GrandeBretagne et en France
479
MYFANWY MORGAN, DONALD L. PATRICK and JOHN R. CHARLTON: Social networks psychosocial support among disabled people
489
ANGEU) A. ALONZO: An illness situational-adaptation perspective
behavior
paradigm:
a conceptual
exploration
and
of
a 499
DEE A. JONESand NORMANJ. VETTER:A survey of those who care for the elderly at home: their problems and their needs
511
NANCY Moss: Hospital units as social contexts: effects on maternal
515
MEDICAL
behavior
ANTHROPOLOGY
GEOROEM. FOSTER: How to stay well in Tzintzuntzan
523
NANCY SCHEPER-HUGHES:Infant mortality on nurturing in Northeast Brazil
535
and infant care: cultural and economic constraints
CAROL LADERMAN:Food ideology and eating behavior: contributions
from Malay studies
TONY L. WHII-EHE.W:The buccra-massa and the little man’s broker in a Jamaican sugartown: implications for community health education MEDICAL
547
561
PSYCHOLOGY
LINDA L. PEDERSON,JAMESM. WANKLIN and
in compliance
JON C. BASKERVILLE: The role of health beliefs with physician advice to quit smoking
Letter to the Editor
Number
573 581
6
DISABILITY
RESEARCH
AND POLICY
JUDITH G. GREENWOOD:Editorial
583
PETER KONG-MINGNEW: Introduction:
Disability
Research and Policy
585
R. JOHN C. PEARSON:The challenge of helping the handicapped CLYDE R. POPE: Disability
and health status: the importance
JUDITH G. GREENWOOD:Intervention approach
in work-related
587
of longitudinal
disability:
studies
the need for an integrated
589 595
J. THOMASMAY and ROBERTF. HILL: How shall we see them? Perspectives for research with disabled organizations
603
PATRICIALEYLANDKAUFERTand JOSEPHM. KAUFERT: Methodological and conceptual issues in measuring the long term impact of disability: the experience of poliomyelitis patients in Manitoba
609
JOHN G. SCHROEDEL:Analyzing persons with disabilities
619
surveys on deaf adults: implications vi
for survey research on
WALTERWATSON:Environment and institutional culture
and treatment:
methodological
notes on program evaluation 629
M. LOUISEDUVAL: Psychosocial metaphors
of physical distress among MS patients
635
to disability: the case of a ‘congenital amputee’
639
CLAIRE F. HORTON: Women have headaches, men have backaches: patterns of illness in an Appalachian community
647
Oreo VON MERING: Commentary
655
M. G. TREND: Commentary
656
ARTHUR J. RUBEL: Commentary
661
GELYAFRANK: Life history model of adaptation
Number 7 Anootmeemeot The IXth International
Conference
on the Social Sciences and Medicine MEDICAL
I
SOCIOLOGY
JENNY L. DONOVAN:Ethnicity and health: a research review
663
NANCY ZARE, JAM= R. SORENSON and TIMOTHYHEEREN:Sex of provider as a variable in effective genetic counseling
671
VILJO NYYSS~NEN,KAISAHERRANEN and MATTERIMPELX: Attendance of dental care of Finnish adults over a 5 year period
677
pattern and continuity
R. Butts, E. M. SLU~JSand P. F. M. VERHAAK:Byrne and Long: a classification for rating the interview style of doctors
683
PIULL~PW. DAMPS,JACQUELINE BOLESand CHARLOTTE TATRO:Dramaturgy of occult practitioners in the treatment of disease and dysfunction entities
691
0. A. ABOSEDE: Self-medication: an important aspect of primary health care
699
MEDICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
ROLANDLITTLEWOOD: The imitation of madness: the influence of psychopathology upon culture
705
HANS A. BAER:The drive for professionalization
717
in British osteopathy
ISABELLEDE ZOYSA, DEBBIE CARSON, RICHARD FWCHEM, BETTY KIRKWOOD, EUAN LINDSAY-SMITH and RENELOEWENSON: Perceptions of childhood diarrhoea and its treatment in rural Zimbabwe
727
ROBERTANDERSONand EDNA M. MITCHELL: Children’s health and play in rural Nepal
735
HEALTH
ECONOMICS
DAVIDLAIRSON,RONALDLORIMOR and CARLSLATER: Estimates of the demand for health: males in the pre-retirement years MEDICAL
GEOGRAPHY
RICHARDF. ANDERSON:Temporal trends of cancer mortality in eastern New England compared to the nation, 1950-1975 MEDICAL
741
749
PSYCHOLOGY
CAROLL. M. CATONand JILL GOLDSTEIN:Housing change of chronic schizophrenic patients: a consequence of the revolving door
759
Letter to the Editor
765 vii
Rook Reviews DEBORAH L. DENNIS: The civilized body: social domination, control and health, by Peter E. S. Freund; H. D. EASTWELL: Sorcerers and healing spirits, by Janice Reid; FINN MAGNUSSEN: Handbook of clinical psychobiology and pathology, Vols 1 and 2, by Sanford I. Cohen and Robert N. Ross; YONEZO NAKAGAWA: Illness and healing among the Sakalin Ainu, a symbolic interpretation, by Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney
767
Publications Received
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Announcement The IXth
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DIANA JELLEY and i Mozambique
RICHARD J.
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and Medicine
SOCIOLOGY
MADELEY: Primary
health
care
in practice:
a study
in 773
EUSTACE MUHONDWA: Commentary
781
DIANA JELLEY and RICHARD J. MADELEY: Rejoinder
782
BIRTHE HPK;H and ESKILD PETERSEN:The basic health care system in Botswana: distribution and cost in the period 1973-1979 T. 0. FADAYOMIand 0. Y. OYENEYE:The demographic in developing countries: the case of Nigeria
factor in the provision
doctors:
standards
799
of care and legitimacy:
BRENDA MAY: Patients’
in programmes
for the early 823
of two dimensions of social support to of women with advanced breast cancer
perception
in Poland:
of dentists’
positive
831
and negative
leprosy
MAUREEN DURKIN-LONGLEY: Multiple doctors’ volunteers
the case of Lodz as compared
ANTHROPOLOGY
and social response
therapeutic in rural
with 843
MEDICAL
JANET M. BERREMAN: Childhood
of trained
from
839
ANDRZEJ RYCHARD: The health care system foreign regions: a secondary analysis
performance
a case study
811
JOAN R. BLOOMand DAVID SPIEGEL: The relationship the psychological well-being and social functioning
BONNIEJ. KAY: ‘Barefoot
of health facilities
of infant and child morbidity
MICHAEL CALNAN: The Health Belief Model and participation detection of breast cancer: a comparative analysis
ANDR~E LIDDELL and attributes
783
793
HELENA CHOJNACKA and OLUKUNLE ADEGBOLA: The determinants in Lagos, Nigeria VIVIENNE WALTERS: Company Canada
a study of the
in south
use in urban
Georgia:
853
India
867
Nepal
the effect
of peer
selection
on the 873
MEDICAL
GEOGRAPHY
H. STAMPFER, J. REYMOND, P. W. BURVILL and J. CARLSON: The relatidnship between distance from inpatient facilities and the rate of psychiatric admissions in Western Australia STEPHEN R. BAKER, DANIEL M. BROE and VIMAL KUMAR: Characteristics of the distribution emigrant Indian radiologists, pathologists and anesthesiologists in the United States .. VI11
879
of 885
Book Reviews F. LOLAS:Problemus unicrrsiturios conlemporuneos. by Amador Neghme; THOMASD. STEWART:
Describing cure: imuge und pructice in rehuhiiirurion. by Jaber F. Gubrium Buckholdt
and David R. 893
Publications Received
895
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MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY ANGELAREIDY: Marxist functionalism in medicine: a critique of the work of Vicente Navarro on health and medicine
897
H. V. WYATT: The popularity of injections in the Third World: origins and consequences for poliomyelitis
911
LINCOLNH. DAY: Death from non-war violence: an international comparison
917
A. BURR: The Ideologies of Despair: a symbolic interpretation
of punks and skinheads’ usage
of barbiturates
929
MARY T. WESTBROOK, LENA A. NORDHOLMand’JWmTI+
reactions to patient behaviour: a comparison
M. MCGEE: Cultural differences in
of Swedish and Australian
health professionals
PAUL ATKINSON:Training for certainty
939 949
FRANS WILLEMWINKEL: Public communication
on donorcards:
a comparison
of persuasive
styles
957
MORRIS WEINBERGER, STUARTJ. COHENand STEVENA. MAZZUCA: The role of physicians’ knowledge and attitudes in effective diabetes management
965
MEEI-SHIACHEN and MAURICE TATSUOKA: The relationship between American preventive dental behavior and dental health beliefs
971
woinen’s
S. STEPHEN KEGELE~ and ADRIANK. LUND:Adolescents’ health beliefs and acceptance of a novel
preventive dental activity: a further note
979
ELIANNERISKA and TIMO KLAUKKA: Use of psychotropic drugs in Finland
983
MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY ERLINDAL. FERNANDEZand GEORGEM. GUTHRIE:Belief systems and breast feeding among Filipino urban poor
991
MEDICAL
GEOGRAPHY
JOHN M. HUNTER and SONIAARBONA: Disease rate as an artifact of the health care system: tuberculosis in Puerto Rico
997
Book Reviews DAVID COBURN:The mechanisms ofjob stress and strain, by John R. P. French Jr, Robert D.
Caplan and R. Van Harrison, Job stress and burnout, edited by Whiton S. Paine and Stress and burnout in the human service professions, edited by Barry A. Farber; C. M. PARKES:Of time and widowhood, by Herbert Hyman; KARENA. WOLF: The political economy of health, by Leslie Doyal with Imogen Pennell Number
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ASPECTS
OF
PARASITIC
DISEASES
H. VANDENBossc~~, N. VAN BELLE,G. CARRIN and W. NONNEMAN:Introduction
1013
GUY CARRIN:Economic evaluation of health care interventions: a review of alternative methods
1015
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DAVID W. DUNLOP: Theoretical and empirical issues in benefit identification, valuation related to parasitic disease control in poor countries
measurement
and 1031
R. H. MORROWJR: The application of a quantitative approach to the assessment of the relative importance of vector and soil transmitted diseases in Ghana
1039
N. PRESCOTT, A. PROSTand R. LE EERRE:The economics of blindness prevention in Upper Volta under the Onchocerciasis Control Program
1051
N. PRESCOTTand M. F. JANCLOES:Selected economic issues in helminth control
1057
LANI S. STEPHENSON:Methods infection
to evaluate nutritional
and economic implications
1061
ERMANNOAT~ANASIOand COSTANTINOPALMAS:Cost-effectiveness hydatidosis eradiction project in Sardinia A. M. POLDERMAN: Cost-effectiveness a case study
of different ways of controlling
HAROLD BANGUERO:Socioeconomic
analysis of echinococcosis1067 intestinal schistosomiasis: 1073
S~MKID KAEW~ONTHIand ALAN G. HARDING: Cost and performance Thailand
J. MORTELMANS:Socio-economic
of Ascaris
of malaria surveillance in 1081
factors associated with malaria in Colombia
problems related to animal trypanosomiasis
1099
in Africa
N. VAN BELLE:Cooperation between developing countries and the pharmaceutical the control of parasitic diseases: a proposal for a practical approach
1105
industry in 1109
A. DE SCHAEPDRYVER: Costs of training and maintenance of expert man-power vs costs of drugs. Priorities in the field of helminthic diseases in developing countries
1113
P. L. ROSENFIELD,F. GOLLADAYand R. K. DAMDSON:The economics of parasitic diseases: research priorities
1117
A-eat
The IXth International
Conference
F. M. MBURU: Editorial-Scholarship,
I
on the Social Sciences and Medicine
1127
freedom and brain drain in Africa
MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY KATE CURRIE and LARRY RAY: Going up in smoke: the case of British American
Tobacco in 1131
Kenya JANUSZ BEJNAROWICZ:Disabled persons in Poland
1141
MICHAELRAHAV, ELMERL. STRUENINGand HOWARDANDREWS:Opinions on mental illness in Israel
1151
KEN COX: Decision making in professional
1159
associations
ERIC 0. UDJO: Obstacles to successful fertility control
1167
in Nigeria
D. M. FERGUS~ON,M. E. DIMOND, L. J. HORW~~D and F. T. SHANNON:The utilisation preschool health and education services JOSEPHGREENBLUM:Age and capacity devaluation:
of 1173 1181
a replication
DEBORAHA. SULLIVANand ROSE WEITZ: Obstacles to the practice of licensed lay midwifery
1189
Research Note
MAUREEN PORTER and SALLY MACINTYRE: What is, must be best: a research conservative or deferential responses to antenatal care provision
note on
1197
MEDICAL EMILY
MARTIN: Pregnancy,
ANTHROPOLOGY
labor and body image in the United States
Research Note ROGER JEFFERY,PATRICIAJEFFERYand ANDREW LYON: Female infanticide MEDICAL
HAROLD BRODSKY:The bystander JAMESBOHLAND:Neighborhood care
1201
and amniocentesis
1207
GEOGRAPHY
in highway injury accidents
1213
variations in the use of hospital emergency rooms for primary 1217 MEDICAL
A. R. RADLEY:The embodiment
PSYCHOLOGY
of social relations in coronary
heart disease
1227
CLARK D. ASHWORTH, PENELOPEWILLIAMSONand DANIEL MONTANO: A scale to measure physician beliefs about psychosocial aspects of patient care HEALTH
1235
POLICY
JOHN COLQUHOUN:New evidence on fluoridation
1239
JAMESM. DUNNING: Commentary
1244
JOHN COLQUHOUN:Rejoinder
1246
Book Reviews
DEREKG. GILL: Advances in medical social science, Vol. 1, edited by Julio L. Ruffini; WILLIAM B. PA-N: Industry and health care. Vol. I. Corporate medical departments, a changing agenda?, edited by Richard H. Egdahl and Diana Chapman Walsh; STUARTREES:Social work andprimary health care, edited by Anthony W. Clare and Roslyn H. Cooney and Milestones in social work and medicine, edited by Helen Rehr; MEG STACEY:Power and the profession of obstetrics, by William Ray Amey; BURTONA. WEISBROD:The American blood supply, by Alvin W. Drake, Stan N. Finkelstein and Harvey M. Sapolsky; GARETH H. WILLIAMS: Activity, health andjtness in old age, by Jean A. Macheath; REBECCAWURTZ: The healthiest City: Milwaukee and the politics of health reform, by Judith Walzer Leavitt; GAMN MOONEY: Health care UK, 1984: an economic, social and policy audit, edited by Anthony Harrison and John Gretton Publieatious
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PAIN
LOUWRENSJ. MENGES: Editorial-Pain;
still an intriguing
C. RICHARD CHAPMAN:New directions
in the understanding
JAMESA. LIPTON and JOSEPHJ. MARBACH: Ethnicity
1257
puzzle and management
1261
of pain
1279
and the pain experience
CAROLYNSARGENT:Between death and shame: dimensions
DONALDA. BAKAL,STEFANDEMJENand JUDITH KAGANOV:The continuous susceptibility ANDREW R. BLOCK and SARA L. BOYER:The spouse’s adjustment and emotional factors
nature of headache 1305
to chronic pain: cognitive 1313
CARL L. VON BAEYER,MARIANNEE. JOHNSONand MARCIA J. MCMILLAN: Consequences nonverbal expression of pain: patient distress and observer concern LINDA LERE~CHEand SAMUELF. DWORKIN: Facial expression accompanying Xi
1299
of pain in Bariba culture
pain
of 1319 1325
K. D. CRAIG, R. J. MCMAHON, J. D. MORI~ONand C. ZASKOW: Developmental infant pain expression during immunization injections DONALD
S. CICCONEand ROY C. GRZESIAK: Cognitive
dimensions
CATHIWNE NW-EN and KAREL GIJSBERS: A study of labour Questionnaire
changes in 1331 1339
of chronic pain
pain using the McGill
Pain 1347
LAURENCEA. BRADLEY,LARRYD. YOUNG, KAREN0. ANDERSON,LISA K. MCDANIEL, ROBERT A. TURNER and CARLOS A. AGUDELO: Psychological approaches to the management of arthritis pain
1353
A. C. G. LZNSSENand F. G. ZITMAN: Patient evaluation program for patients with chronic low back pain
1361
of a cognitive
G. T. LEWITH and J. N. KENYON: Physiological and psychological mechanism of acupuncture as a treatment for chronic pain
explanations
D. FRANCE, BRUNO J. URBAN and FRANCIS J. KEEFE: Long-term analgesics in chronic pain
RANDAL
behavioral
group
for the 1367
use of narcotic 1379
HERMANJ. ENGELBARTand MARIEXA. E. VRANCKEN:Chronic pain from the perspective of health: a view based on systems theory
1383
JOSEPHA. KOTARBAand JOHN V. SEIDEL:Managing social control?
1393
the problem pain patient: compliance or
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