Aboriginal(s), Canadian urban, health care services of, 165-179. See also Canadian urban
Aboriginal persons, health care services of
Abramson, M., 345
Accepting responsibilities, as coping mechanism, 34
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)/HIV. See HIV/AIDS
Active disengagement, in study of participation and citizenship of elderly in Finland, 197-198
Activity(ies), mental health and, relationship between, 387
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), 109
Adaikalam, 53
Adams, D.W., 132
Adolescent(s), troubled
motivation of, music as therapy tool in, 361-373. See also Music, as therapy tool to motivate troubled adolescents
therapy sessions for, difficulties in, 362-363
Advocate(s), for participation and citizenship of elderly in Finland, 198-201
Age
as factor in cystic fibrosis, 415-433. See also Cystic fibrosis, after age 20
as factor in rehabilitated WSMI women, 55-56, 57f
Aged. See also Elderly
in social service system in Finland, citizenship of, 184-186
Aid, mutual, described, 293
Alberta Health, 169
Aldridge, J., 153
ALL. See Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)
Allen, I., 268
American Psychiatric Association (APA), 233, 239, 269
Analysis of variance (ANOVA), 41
ANOVA. See Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
APA. See American Psychiatric Association (APA)
Arce, 213
Athens, L., 448
Attitude(s)
in HIV/AIDS prevention, 408-409, 409t
in study of health care services of Canadian urban Aboriginal persons, 173
Attitude scale, in HIV/AIDS prevention, 404
Australia, fatherhood in, 67-88
Avoidance, as coping mechanism, 34
Awareness of death, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422-423, 422t
Ayim, M., 242
Babbie, E., 440
Baldock, J., 201
Bangladeshi(s), in Britain, 12-13
Bangladeshi community, 12-13
Banyan experience, 49-65. See also Wandering seriously mentally ill (WSMI) women, rehabilitation of Barbarin, O.A., 131
Barn, R., 11
Barnes, C., 99
Basham, K., 263
Bayfield, D., 168
Beardy, M., 168
Becker, D., 270
Becker, S., 153
Behavior(s), sexual, in HIV/AIDS prevention, 411-412, 413t
Behavior therapy, dialectical, 265
Belcher, J.R., 212
Belief(s), health, of culturally diverse families, 253f, 254-255, 259f
Bell, 311
Belluck, F., 430
Benezeval, 19
Berger, C.S., 289
Bertmar, A., 101
Bharat, S., 32
Bhatti, R.S., 29
Biddulph, S., 77
Biopsychosocial assessment, of childhood trauma, 273-274, 274f
Blackmun, U.S. Supreme Court Justice, 450
Blair, T., 378
Blatt, B., 348
Blyth, E., 153
Bolzan, N., 67
Bourne, I., 293
Bowler, I., 16
Briar, K.H., 212
Bridge, G., 89
Britain
Bangladeshis in, 12-13
minority ethnic women in, ethnicity, gender, and social class effects on health of, 11-27. See also Health, ethnicity, gender, and social class effects on, of minority ethnic women in Britain
British Department of Health, 311
Brown, A., 293
Brown, C., 116
Brown, D.G., 430
Brown, E., 131
Brugha, T.S., 377
Byrne, 319
Camara, D.H., 344
Campbell, L., 321
Canada College, 238
Canada Health and Social Transfer Act, 166
Canada Heath Act (CHA), 166, 167
Canadian Health Care System, 166-167
Canadian urban Aboriginal persons, health care services of, 165-179
context of, 167-168
introduction to, 166-168
study of
attitudes in, 173
changes recommended by, 175
discussion of, 175-176
health care settings in, 174
knowledge in, 171-172
literature review of, 168-170
method in, 170-171
problematic services/programs in, 173-174
recommendations from, 177-178
results of, 171-175
skills in, 172-173
values in, 173
Cancer
in children
diagnosis of, long-term psychosocial effects on children and their families, 129-149. See also Cancer, diagnosis of, long-term psychosocial effects on children and their families
parents as advocates for, 107-127
academic and professional literature related to, 108
described, 118-121
study of
data analysis in, 112-113
data collection in, 111-112
discussion of, 121-125
introduction to, 108-109
methodology in, 109-112
problems at diagnosis in, 113-116
sample in, 109-110
words of parents, 108
treatment of, mistakes, carelessness, and unkindness during, 116-118
diagnosis of
long-term psychosocial effects on children and their
families, 129-149
introduction to, 130-132
study of
adequacy of information received from, 139
anticipations for future from, 144
effects of illness on siblings from, 143-144
General Health Questionnaire in, 137
impact on family relationships, 141
impact on parents and marital relationship, 141-142
memories of diagnosis in, 138-139
perceived changes in child from, 142-143
qualitative results from, 137-145, 138t
quantitative findings from, 135-137, 136t
research design, 132-134
results of, 134-145, 136t, 138t
sources of support in, 140-141
treatment experiences in, 139-140
wishes of, 144-145
Capital punishment
debate about, 436
social workers role related to, 435-453
Caregiver(s), medical, adult with cystic fibrosis interaction with, 428-429
Caregiving, of HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS, 39-40
Carey, M., 371
Carlton, T.O., 292
Cavatina, 367
CDC. See Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 30
Central Federation of Child Welfare, 154
CFIs. See Child Functioning Inventories (CFIs)
CFI-Snr Prim. See also Child Functioning Inventory for Senior Primary School Children (CFI-Snr Prim)
CHA. See Canada Heath Act (CHA)
Chandler, J., 339
Change(s), adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422t, 423
Chaos and complexity theory, 291-292
Charlie Brown, 116
Chernobyl nuclear disaster, 91, 96, 99
Chesler, M., 132
Child Functioning Inventories (CFIs), 366
Child Functioning Inventory for Senior Primary School Children (CFI-Snr Prim), 365, 366, 372
Child protection
concerns related to, in study of social work responses to children living with parental mental illness, 313-316, 315t
parental mental illness and, 316-319
Child Protection Services, 311
Child Protective Services, 271
Child Support Agency, 70
Child Support Scheme, 70
Child welfare, mental health and, partnership between, 309-324. See also Parental mental illness, children living with, social work responses to
Childcan, 109
Childhood trauma
defined, 268-272
demographic data related to, 271-272
demographics of, 268-272
terminology related to, 268-272
transforming legacies of
biopsychosocial assessment in, 273-274, 274f
countertransference in, 275-276
in couple and family therapy, 263-285
clinical vignette of, 272-278, 274f
consolidation of new perspectives in, 280f, 281
evaluation of, case example, 282
introduction to, 264-265
phase-oriented couple therapy practice model, 278-281, 280f
rationale for, 265-268
reflection on trauma narratives in, 280-281, 280f
developmental histories in, 273
individual factors in, 277-278
interactional factors in, 276-277
sociocultural factors in, 274
use of self in, 275-276
Children
cancer in
long-term psychosocial effects of, 129-149. See also Cancer, diagnosis of, long-term psychosocial effects on children and their families
parents as advocates for, 107-127. See also Cancer, in children, parents as advocates for disabled
families caring for, 89-105
at home, health and mental health issues for. See also Ukraine, disabled children and their families in
families of, in Ukraine, 89-105. See also Ukraine, disabled children and their families in
family-related issues involving, 89-105. See also Ukraine, families of disabled children in
in Ukraine
day care for, 100-101
during period of transition from communism, 95-100
of HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS, 36-37
of mentally ill parents, 151-163. See also Mentally ill parents, children of
Children and Young Person’s Act (Victoria) 1989, 314t
Children’s Loneliness Questionnaire, 134
Children’s Outpatient Center, 119
Chittoor District of Andhra Pradesh, 399
Chronic illness, experience of, 418-419
Cincotta, N., 130
Citizenship, of aged in social service system in Finland, 184-186
described, 184-185
Clarke, J.N., 107
Clinton, Pres. B., 378
CMHAs. See Community Mental Health Agencies (CMHAs)
CMHTs. See Community mental health teams (CMHTs)
Code of Ethics, of NASW, 250, 345
Cole, D., 168
Collectivism, Soviet, 95
Communism, disability in Soviet Union during, 92-95
Community(ies)
Bangladeshi, 12-13
length of time in, of culturally diverse families, 253, 253f, 259f
role in caring for disabled children in Ukraine during period of transition from communism, 95-98
Community Mental Health Agencies (CMHAs), 245
Community mental health teams (CMHTs), 332, 333, 334, 335, 336
Competence, cultural, in psychosocial and psychiatric care, 231-247. See also Cultural competence, in psychosocial and psychiatric care
Condom(s), in HIV/AIDS prevention, 409-411, 410t, 412t
Confidence, music therapy in, 386
Confrontive coping, 34
Conroy, 311
“Considerations for Sociocultural Diversity,” 233-234
Contacting, in study of participation and citizenship of elderly in Finland, 194
Cook, D.S., 348
Cooperating, in study of participation and citizenship of elderly in Finland, 194-195
Coordinating group, 297
COPE Scale, 133, 135, 136t, 146
Coping
by children of mentally ill parents, 160-161
confrontive, 34
patterns of, 34
of HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS, 41
Coping patterns, of HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS, 29-47. See also HIV/AIDS, HIV seropositive wives of men with, psychosocial problems and coping patterns of
Coping Scale, 34
Council on Social Work Education, 250
Counseling, in HIV/AIDS prevention, 407
Counseling Clinics in Bangalore, 29
Countertransference, in transforming legacies of childhood trauma, 275-276
Couple therapy practice model, phase-oriented, in transforming legacies of childhood trauma, 278-281, 280f
Couple/family therapy, transforming legacies of childhood trauma in, 263-285. See also Childhood trauma, transforming legacies of, in couple and family therapy
Crisis events, of culturally diverse families, 253f, 255, 259f
Culpitt, I., 184
Culturagram, in promoting cultural competent practice in health care settings, 249-262. See also Cultural diversity, cultural and ethical issues in working with patients and their families
described, 251-260, 253f, 259f
Cultural competence
components of, necessary, 234-239
concepts of, implementation of, 244-246
cultural knowledge and sensitivity on biological level in, 235-236
cultural knowledge on psychological level in, 236-238
as economic issue, 243-244
as human rights issue, 242-243
language capacities in, 235
as professional qualification, 232-233
in psychosocial and psychiatric care, 231-247
definitions of, 233-234
experiences of racism, discrimination, and White skin privilege in interaction of therapists and patients, 239-242
self-reflection in, 238-239
social knowledge in, 238-239
Cultural competent practice
in cultural diversity, promotion of, Culturagram in, 249-262. See also Culturagram, in promoting cultural competent practice in health care settings
cultural diversity and, 250-251
Cultural diversity
cultural and ethical issues in working with patients and their families, 249-262. See also Culturagram, in promoting cultural competent practice in health care settings
crisis events, 253f, 255, 259f
cultural institutions, 253f, 256, 259f
education values, 253f, 256, 259f
health beliefs, 253f, 254-255, 259f
implications of, 259-260
introduction to, 250
language issues, 253f, 254, 259f
length of time in community, 253, 253f, 259f
religious institutions, 253f, 256, 259f
relocation issues, 252, 253f, 259f
special events, 253f, 255-256, 259f
and cultural competent practice, 250-251
Cultural institutions, culturally diverse persons contact with, 253f, 256, 259f
Cultural issues, in working with culturally diverse patients and their families, 249-262. See also Cultural diversity, cultural and ethical issues in working with patients and their families
Cultural knowledge
in cultural competence, 235-236
on psychological level, in cultural competence, 236-238
Cultural relativity, of PTSD, 269-271
Cultural sensitivity, in cultural competence, 235-236
Culture Free Self Esteem Inventory, 134
Cystic fibrosis
in adults, literature review of, 417-418
experience of, 418-419
implications for social work, 430-431
literature review of, 417-418
prevalence of, 416
study of
data analysis in, 420-421
discussion of, 429-430
interview process in, 420
method in, 419-421
participants in, 421
sampling plan in, 419-420
awareness of death, 422-423, 422t
exercise, 427-428
family indifference, 422t, 424-425
fear of rejection, 427
gender-related, 426-427
illness severity–related, 427-428
interactions with medical caregivers–related, 428-429
probability of early death, 427
self-pity, 427
sterility, 426-427
described, 416-417
late diagnosis in, literature review of, 417
Dalquist, L., 131
Davies, J.M., 290
Day care, for disabled children in Ukraine, 100-101
Death
awareness of, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422-423, 422t
early, probability of, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 427
Definition of Social Work, 102
De-institutionalization, of mental homeless people, 212-213
Demanding, in study of participation and citizenship of elderly in Finland, 195-197
Democracy, described, 292
Denzin, N.K., 440
Department for Education, 97
Department for International Development (DFID), 102
Department of Health, 244
Department of Social Policy and Social Work, in University College, Dublin, Ireland, 130
Department of Social Protection, 100
Department of Social Security, 70
Deveau, E.J., 132
Developmental histories, of childhood trauma, 273
Dewees, M., 343
DFID (Department for International Development), 102
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (4th ed.) (DSM-IV), 108, 123, 269, 350
Dialectical behavior therapy, 265
Dietz, C., 348
Difference(s), adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422t, 423-424
Disability(ies), in Soviet Union during communism, 92-95
Disabled children
families caring for, at home, health and mental health issues for, 89-105. See also Ukraine, disabled children in; Ukraine, families of disabled children in families of, in Ukraine, 89-105. See also Ukraine, disabled children in; Ukraine,
families of disabled children in family-related issues involving, 89-105. See also Ukraine, families of disabled children in in Ukraine
day care for, 100-101
during period of transition from communism, 95-100
Disclosure, social support stigma and, HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS and, 38-39
Discourse, in constructing fathers in Australia, 69-72
“Discovering Myself,” 365
Discrimination, in therapist/patient interaction, 239-242
Disengagement
active, in study of participation and citizenship of elderly in Finland, 197-198
passive, in study of participation and citizenship of elderly in Finland, 193-194
Distancing, as coping mechanism, 34
Distraction(s), adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422t, 424
Diversity, cultural, cultural and ethical issues in working with patients and their families, 249-262. See also Cultural diversity, cultural and ethical issues in working with patients and their families
Diversity in Medicine project, 251
Dohrenwend, 57
Down’s syndrome, 100
DSM-IV. See Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (4th ed.) (DSM-IV)
Dudley, M., 67
Duration of stay, of rehabilitated WSMI women, 58, 59t, 60t
Eastern European education, 98
Economic issue(s), cultural competence as, 243-244
Economic status, of rehabilitated WSMI women, 57-58
Education
Eastern European, 98
role in caring for disabled children in Ukraine during period of transition from communism, 98
social work, in Ukraine, 102-103
values about, of culturally diverse families, 253f, 256, 259f
Education Department, in Ukraine, 101-102
Educational status, of rehabilitated WSMI women, 56-57
Eiser, C., 132
participation and citizenship of, user experiences in Finland, 181-207
advocates for, 198-201
study of
active disengagement in, 197-198
activity of friends or relatives in, 189-191
advocates in, 198-201
contacting in, 194
cooperation in, 194-195
data from, 186-188
demanding in, 195-197
described, 191-192
disagreement with, 192-193
discussion of, 201-203
dissatisfactory initiation in, 192-193
historical background of, 188-193
method in, 186-188
need for help in, 188-189
negotiation in, 194-195
participation in, 193-198
passive disengagement in, 193-194
personal initiative in, 188-189
in social service system in Finland, citizenship of, 184-186
EMDR. See Eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR)
Emotion(s), of HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS, 40-41
Empowerment, in postmodern social work, 351-352
Ephross, P.H., 293
Ervast, S-A, 151
Escape, as coping mechanism, 34
Ethical issues, in working with culturally diverse patients and their families, 249-262. See also Cultural diversity, cultural and ethical issues in working with patients and their families
“Ethnic discrimination and psychic illness,” 239
Ethnicity
effects on health of minority ethnic women in Britain, 11-27. See also Health, ethnicity, gender, and social class effects on, of minority ethnic women in Britain
health and, 15-19
Ethnographic assessment, in postmodern social work, 349-350
Exercise, importance of, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 427-428
Eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR), 265
Falck, H.S., 292
Families for Children with Cancer, 109
Family(ies)
of children with cancer, long-term psychosocial effects of, 129-149. See also Cancer, diagnosis of, long-term psychosocial effects on children and their families
culturally diverse, cultural and ethical issues in working with, 249-262. See also Cultural diversity, cultural and ethical issues in working with patients and their families of disabled children, in Ukraine, 89-105. See also Ukraine, disabled children in; Ukraine, families of disabled children in
Family indifference, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422t, 424-425
Family relationships, study of long-term psychosocial effects of cancer on children and their families effects on, 141
Family values, of culturally diverse families, 256-259, 259f
Family-centered postmodern social work, 346-347
Family/couple therapy, transforming legacies of childhood trauma in, 263-285. See also Childhood trauma, transforming legacies of, in couple and family therapy
Fandetti, 259
Farishta, 16
Farkus, C., 169
Farrington, D.P., 445
Father(s). See also Fatherhood
in Australia, discourses constructing, 69-72
as located in social context, 70-71
men’s contribution as, 70
who attempted to combine new fatherhood and traditional narratives, 78-82
who could pursue the new fatherhood, 76-78
Fatherhood, 67-88. See also Father(s)
in Australia, 67-88
as fluid and negotiated, 71-72
study of
methodology in, 72-73
results of, 73-84
those who did not appear to engage with, 83-84
traditional fatherhood, 82-83
described, 68-69
new
fathers who could pursue, 76-78
traditional narratives and, fathers who attempted to combine, 78-82
requirements of, 68
traditional, in Australia, 82-83
“Fear of Breakdown,” 220
Fear of rejection, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 427
Felce, D., 377
Fibrosis(es), cystic. See Cystic fibrosis
Figley, C., 268
Films, in HIV/AIDS prevention, 406-407
Finance(s), in study of HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS, 35-36
Finding Strength: A Mother and Daughter's Story of Childhood Cancer, 109
Finkelstein, V., 99
Finland
elderly persons in, participation and citizenship of, 181-207. See also Elderly, participation and citizenship of, user experiences in Finland
health care in, 182-187
social service system in, 182-187
citizenship of aged in, 184-186
First International Conference of Social Work in Paris, 93
“Fitting Fathers into Families,” 72
Fletcher, P., 107
FOCCUS, 91
Folk media, in HIV/AIDS prevention, 407
Folkman, S., 34
Fong, R., 168
Four-point Likert scale, 34
“Freaks,” 211
Fuller, R., 379
Gagnon, Y., 169
Gale, F., 67
Gangakhedkar, R.R., 30
Gelkopf, M., 209
Gender
adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 426-427
effects on health of minority ethnic women in Britain, 11-27. See also Health, ethnicity, gender, and social class effects on, of minority ethnic women in Britain
health and, 14-15
Gender-sensitive services, women’s and men’s needs as challenge for, 3-5
General Health Questionnaire, 133, 137
Gibbons, 311
Gilligan, J., 437
Gillman, R.R., 31
Globalisation, described, 7-10
Globerman, J., 290
Goldberg, M., 260
Goldner, 259
Gopikumar, V., 53
Great Famine of 1933, 96
Green Agenda, 390
“Green” land-based project, establishment of, rationale for, 378-379
Group discussions, in HIV/AIDS prevention, 407
Group supervision, in building a professional collective of hospital social workers, 293
Group work, social, 287-307. See also Hospital social workers, building a professional collective of
Hackl, K.L., 32
Harrington-Mackin, D., 334
Harry, B., 348
Hatter, R., 241
Havermans, T., 132
Health
ethnicity, gender, and social class effects on, of minority ethnic women in Britain, 11-27
holistic perspective of, 21-23
study of
conceptualising physical and mental health in, 13-21
described, 13
introduction to, 12
ethnicity and, 15-19
gender and, 14-15
mental
child welfare and, partnership between, 309-324. See also Parental mental illness, children living with, social work responses to
of minority ethnic women in Britain, conceptualisation of, 13-21
physical, of minority ethnic women in Britain, conceptualisation of, 13-21
socio-economic status and, 19-21
Health beliefs, of culturally diverse families, 253f, 254-255, 259f
Health care
changes in, effects on hospital social work, 288-290
in Finland, 182-184
Health care services, of Canadian urban Aboriginal persons, 165-179. See also Canadian urban Aboriginal persons, health care services of
Health care settings
cultural competent practice in, promotion of, Culturagram in, 249-262. See also Culturagram, in promoting cultural competent practice in health care settings
in study of health care services of Canadian urban Aboriginal persons, 174
Health Departments, in Ukraine, 101-102
Health maintenance organizations (HMOs), 303
Health-related issues, for families caring for disabled children at home in Ukraine, 89-105. See also Ukraine, disabled children in; Ukraine, families of disabled children in
Heffernan, S., 131
Herman, J., 268
Hidden Children Hard Words, 322
Higgs, P., 185
HIV. See HIV/AIDS; Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
HIV seropositive wives, of men with HIV/AIDS, psychosocial problems and coping patterns of, 29-47. See also HIV/AIDS, HIV seropositive wives of men with, psychosocial problems and coping patterns of
HIV seropositivity, described, 30
HIV/AIDS
HIV seropositive wives of men with
caregiving by, 39-40
children of, 36-37
coping patterns of, 41
disclosure and social support stigma, 38-39
emotions of, 40-41
marital relationship of, 37-38
psychosocial problems and
coping patterns of, 29-47
study of
discussion of, 41-44
finances in, 35-36
findings in, 35-41
method in, 33-34
recommendations related to, 44-45
sample characteristics in, 34-35
quality of life of, 40
receiving by, 39-40
research related to, 31-33
prevention of
condoms in, 409-411, 410t, 412t
counseling in, 407
films in, 406-407
folk media in, 407
group discussions in, 407
knowledge in, 407-408
literature review of, 401-402
programme interventions in, 406-407
sexual behavior in, 411-412, 413t
social vaccine in
introduction to, 400-401
study on truck drivers in South India, 399-414
social workers in, roles of, 405-406
study of
attitude scale, 404
data collection, 405-406
described, 402
interview schedule, 404-405
knowledge test in, 403-404
locale of, 403
materials in, 403
methods in, 403
sample size in, 403
tools developed in, 403-405
HMOs. See Health maintenance organizations (HMOs)
Ho, M.K., 250
Ho, W., 299
Hodscha, 237
Hoff, M.D., 212
Holiday(s), of culturally diverse families, 253f, 255-256, 259f
Homelessness
mental, 209-233. See also Mental homelessness
mental illness and, 209-223. See also Mental homelessness
Hospital social work, health care changes effects on, 288-290
Hospital social workers, building a professional collective of, 287-307
conflicts for social work, 290-291
discussion of, 302-304
group model
background of, 294-295
chaos and complexity theory, 291-292
client satisfaction with, 301-302
comparison with program management, 300
coordinating group, 297
drawbacks of, 301
effectiveness of, 298-302
evolution of, 294-295
feedback from other disciplines, 302
group supervision in, 293
patient care benefits of, 300
peer management groups, 295-296
perceptions of social work in, 301
quality assurance sample in, qualitative analysis of, 300-301
satisfaction with, 301
social group work theory, 292-293
staff retention in, 299-300
support for, 301
theoretical basis for, 291-293
total staff groups, 298
types of, 295-298
social group work collective creating safety net for staff, 298, 299f
House, J.S., 377
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/AIDS. See HIV/AIDS
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection
in India, prevalence of, 30
MCT of, 400
STDs and, 402
Human rights issue(s), cultural competence as, 242-243
Hunter, D.J., 289
Huupponen, M., 151
Hydrotherapy, 99
Icarus Project, 319
IEC programmes. See Information, education and communication (IEC) programmes
IFSW. See International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW)
Illness, severity of, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 427-428
India, HIV in, prevalence of, 30
Indian Act of Canada, 166
Indian Health Services, 170
Indian Lunacy Act, 53
Indifference, family, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422t, 424-425
Information, education and communication (IEC) programmes, 412, 413
Institutes for Physiotherapy and Orthopaedics in Leningrad and Moscow, 99
Institutionalization, of mental homeless people, 212-213
Instituto Familiar de la Raza, 238
Interactional factors, in transforming legacies of childhood trauma, 276-277
Interdisciplinary contexts, postmodern social work in, 343-360. See also Postmodern social work, in interdisciplinary contexts
International Conference of Social Workers, 4
International Conference on Social Work in Health and Mental Health, 3
International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW), 102
International Year of the Disabled 1981, 93
Interview schedule, in HIV/AIDS prevention, 404-405
Intrusion, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422t, 425
Iraq War, 264
Isolation, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422t, 425
Jayakumar, V., 53
Jinn, 16
Johnson, N., 168
Jordan, B., 184
Joseph, E.B., 29
Kalyanpur, M., 348
Karmi, G., 21-22
Keen, A.W., 361
Keeping Kidz in Mind, 322
Kendall, J., 96
Kennedy, Pres. J.F., 211
“Keys to Engagement,” 377
Khanum, S.M., 18
Kiev Mohyla Academy (KMA), 92, 97, 102
KMA. See Kiev Mohyla Academy (KMA)
Knapp, M., 96
Knighton, K., 212
Knowledge
cultural
in cultural competence, 235-236
on psychological level, in cultural competence, 236-238
in HIV/AIDS prevention, 407-408
social, in cultural competence, 238-239
in study of health care services of Canadian urban Aboriginal persons, 171-172
Knowledge test, in HIV/AIDS prevention, 403-404
Koch, D.F., 237
Kodesh, A., 209
Kohut, H., 220
Krieg, K., 430
Kupst, M., 130-131
Lange, P., 168
Language capacities, in cultural competence, 235
Language issues, of culturally diverse families, 253f, 254, 259f
Laski, H.J., 292
Lawson, W.B., 236
Lazarus, R.S., 34
Leadership, effective user involvement and, 332-339, 333f
Leadership Centre, 328
Lee, J.A.B., 351
Legal status, of culturally diverse families, 253, 253f, 259f
Leigh, J.W., 349
Lerner, A., 209
Leventhal-Belfer, L., 131
Likert scale, four-point, 34
Lindsay, E.A., 168
Lloyd, J., 97
Loeber, R., 445
Lozowski, S., 124
Lyons, B., 259
Marital relationship
of HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS, 37-38
study of long-term psychosocial effects of cancer on children and their families and, 141-142
Marital status, of rehabilitated WSMI women, 56
Maroondah Adult Mental Health Service, 322
Maroondah Hospital Area Mental Health Service, 311
Marshall, T.H., 184
Martinson, I., 132
Maternal and Child Health Bureau, of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 344
McGillivray, M., 287
MCT. See Mother-to-child transmission (MCT)
Medical treatment, role in caring for disabled children in Ukraine during period of transition from communism, 98-100
Melamed, S., 209
Melbourne Children's Court, 309
child protection concerns in, 313-316, 315t
study of, 309-324. See also Parental mental illness, children living with, social work responses to, study of
Men
contribution as fathers, 70
as ill-equipped to parent, 69-70
needs of, as challenge for gender-sensitive services, 3-5
Mental health
activity and, relationship between, 387
child welfare and, partnership between, 309-324. See also Parental mental illness, children living with, social work responses to
of minority ethnic women in Britain, conceptualisation of, 13-21
Mental Health National Service Framework, 330
Mental health service users
involvement in planning service provision, 324-342
building dialogue with, 334-337
introduction to, 326-329
management imperatives with, 339-340
reconciling policy in, 339-340
team building for, 337-339
in performance management, 329-332
Mental health strategy, of NAW, 330
Mental health–related issues, for families caring for disabled children at home in Ukraine, 89-105. See also Ukraine, disabled children in; Ukraine, families of disabled children in
Mental homeless people
de-institutionalization of, 212-213
institutionalization of, 212-213
Mental homelessness, 209-233
chronological review of, 210-212
clinical characteristics of, 218-219
clinical vignettes of, 213-218
dynamic theoretical
conceptualization of, 219-221
further developments for, 221-222
therapeutic implications of, 221
Mental illness
homelessness and, 209-223. See also Mental homelessness
parental, children living with, social work responses to, 309-324. See also Parental mental illness, children living with, social work responses to
in WSMI women, 51-52
Mentally ill parents, children of, 151-163
coping and resilience of, 160-161
introduction to, 152-153
professional help for, 161-162
responsibilities of, 156-157
stress reactions of, 158-159, 159f
study of
aims of, 153-154
materials in, 154-155
problems related to, 153-154
results of, 155-162, 157f, 159f
subjects in, 154-155
Michalski, J.H., 290
Milner, J., 153
Mizrahi, T., 289
Mokuau, N., 168
Moore, E.E., 293
Moore, J., 32
Moscow Centre for Children with Cerebral Palsy, 92
Moscow School of Social Sciences, 92
Mothers Support Programmes, 322
Mother-to-child transmission (MCT), 400
Music, as therapy tool to motivate troubled adolescents, 361-373
assessment in, 363-370
final, 368-370
results of, 366
changes in attitude to work and future, 385-386
changes in confidence and how they came about in, 386
in facilitation of emotional discussion, 367-368
findings from interviewing each participant and focus group discussion, 385-389
findings from standardised psychological tests, 380, 382t, 383
focus group discussion, 387-389
group discussion with project staff, 389
hard quantitative outcomes with soft qualitative data, 390-391
in healing process, 370-371
in initial consultations, 365-366
intervention in, 370-371
methodological issues in, 391-393
relationship between activity and mental health in, 387
research findings, discussion of, 389-393
research methodology in, 379-380
research outcomes, 383-385
specific problems, 363-365
Mutual aid, described, 293
NACO. See National AIDS Control Organization (NACO)
Narasimhulu, 402
Narrenschiff, 211
NASW. See National Association of Social Workers (NASW)
National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), 401, 402
National Assembly for Wales (NAW), 332
mental health strategy of, 330
National Association of Social Workers (NASW), Code of Ethics of, 250, 345
National Cancer Registry, 132
National Health Service (NHS), 332
National Mental Health Programme, 53
National Service Framework for Mental Health, 330
National Socialism, 243
National University, School of Social Work at, 92
Native American Health Center, 237
NAW. See National Assembly for Wales (NAW)
Nazroo, J.Y., 19
Negotiation, in study of participation and citizenship of elderly in Finland, 194-195
Newman, B.S., 31
NGOs. See Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
NHS. See National Health Service (NHS)
NHS Plan, 329
Niiranen, V., 202
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs), 413
role in caring for disabled children in Ukraine during period of transition from communism, 95-98
statutory sector and, relationships between, 101-102
Normalization, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422t, 425-426
North Eastern Ontario Regional Cancer Centre, 110
Nuclear disaster, Chernobyl, 91, 96, 99
Nud*ist, 154
Offer Self Image Questionnaire Revised, 134
Ogburn, 52
Oliver, M., 99
Ontario Parents Advocating for Children with Cancer (OPACC), 109
OPACC (Ontario Parents Advocating for Children with Cancer), 109
Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children, 132-133
Owyang, W., 237
Pam, A., 212
Parent(s)
as advocates for children with cancer, 107-127. See also Cancer, in children, parents as advocates for
long-term psychosocial effects of cancer on children and, study of, 141-142
mentally ill, children of, 151-163. See also Mentally ill parents, children of
Parent Project, 322
Parental mental illness
child protection and, 316-319
children living with, social work responses to, 309-324
study of
child protection concerns in, 313-316, 315t
described, 311-312
findings of, 312-322, 314t, 315t
meeting needs in, 321-322
system responses in, 319-320
Parenthood, difficulty of, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 426
Parenting, men as ill-equipped for, 69-70
Parent-to-Parent, 350
Passive disengagement, in study of participation and citizenship of elderly in Finland, 193-194
Patient care benefits, of group model, 300
Payne, M., 328, 333, 333f, 334, 337, 338
Peer management groups, 295-296
Pelcovitz, D., 131
Penhale, B., 318
Performance management, policies to involve users in, 329-332
Perspective Training College, 366
PFI-PSC. See Psychosocial Functioning Inventory for Primary School Children (PFI-PSC)
Phase-oriented couple therapy practice model, in transforming legacies of childhood trauma, 278-281, 280f
Physical health, of minority ethnic women in Britain, conceptualisation of, 13-21
Physiotherapy, Vojta, 99
Pinderhughes, E., 268
Pinel, 211
Planful problem solving, as coping mechanism, 34
Pölkki, P., 151
Positive reappraisal, as coping mechanism, 34
Postmodern social work
family-centered, 346-347
in interdisciplinary contexts, 343-360
case illustration, 352-356
empowerment in, 351-352
ethnographic assessment in, 349-350
interprofessional practice of, 344-352
roles in, 348-352
support for, 350-351
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), 108, 123, 131, 277, 279, 368
cultural relativity of, 269-271
Prahan Mission, 322
Problem solving, planful, as coping mechanism, 34
Problematic services, in study of health care services of Canadian urban Aboriginal persons, 173-174
Program management, 289
Psychiatric care, cultural competence in, 231-247. See also Cultural competence, in psychosocial and psychiatric care
Psychosocial care, cultural competence in, 231-247. See also Cultural competence, in psychosocial and psychiatric care
Psychosocial effects, of cancer diagnosis on children and their families, 129-149. See also Cancer, diagnosis of, long-term psychosocial effects on children and their families
Psychosocial Functioning Inventory for Primary School Children (PFI-PSC), 361
Psychosocial issues, of HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS, 29-47. See also HIV/AIDS, HIV seropositive wives of men with, psychosocial problems and coping patterns of
Psychotherapeutic Counseling Center for Politically Persecuted Persons, 237
PTSD. See Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Punishment, capital debate about, 436
social workers role related to, 435-453
Quality assurance sample, qualitative analysis of, 300-301
Quality of life, of HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS, 40
Quiches, 271
Quin, S., 129
Racism, in therapist/patient interaction, 239-242
Ramon, S., 97
Rao, P.N., 49
Rea, D.M., 325
Reappraisal, positive, as coping mechanism, 34
Receiving, of HIV seropositive wives of men with, 39-40
Red Cross, 96
Redmond, H., 290
Rehabilitation, of WSMI women, 49-65. See also Wandering seriously mentally ill (WSMI) women, rehabilitation of
Relationship(s)
family, long-term psychosocial effects of cancer on children and, study of, 141
marital
of HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS, 37-38
long-term psychosocial effects of cancer on children and, study of, 141-142
Relativity, cultural, of PTSD, 269-271
Relf, D., 378
Religious institutions, culturally diverse persons contact with, 253f, 256, 259f
Relocation issues, of culturally diverse families, 252, 253f, 259f
Resilience, of children of mentally ill parents, 160-161
Responsibility(ies), accepting of, as coping mechanism, 34
Rife, J.C., 212
Roberts, C.S., 130
Rodrigues, E., 238
Rollins, J., 132
Rubin, A., 440
Sainsbury Report, 377
Saleebey, D., 350
Salvation Army, 318
Saucelo, C., 238
Savage, D., 287
SBS. See Social Breakdown Syndrome (SBS)
School of Social Work, at National University, 92
Schroff-Pendley, J., 130
Schultz, D., 231
Seeking social support, as coping mechanism, 34
Self, use of, in transforming legacies of childhood trauma, 275-276
Self Help Agencies (SHAs), 245
Self-control, as coping mechanism, 34
Self-help groups, role in caring for disabled children in Ukraine during period of transition from communism, 95-98
Self-pity, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 427
Self-reflection, in cultural competence, 238-239
Sensitivity, cultural, in cultural competence, 235-236
Seropositivity, HIV, described, 30
Service(s), gender-sensitive, women’s and men’s needs as challenge for, 3-5
Service provision, mental health service users in planning of, 325-342. See also Mental health service users, involvement in planning service provision
Sexual behavior, in HIV/AIDS prevention, 411-412, 413t
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), HIV infection and, 402
Shah, C., 169
Shaitan, 16
Shalit-Kening, D., 209
SHAs. See Self Help Agencies (SHAs)
Sheppard, 314
Shestowsky, B., 169
Shields, G., 132
Shifting paradigms, in rehabilitation of WSMI women, 50-51
Sidell, N.L., 418
Sidhu, K., 11
Sipilä, J., 7
Skill(s), in study of health care services of Canadian urban Aboriginal persons, 172-173
Smith, M.W., 236
Social Breakdown Syndrome (SBS), 212
Social group work, 287-307. See also Hospital social workers, building a professional collective of
Social group work collective, safety net for staff resulting from, 298, 299f
Social group work theory, 292-293
Social knowledge, in cultural competence, 238-239
Social Protection, in Ukraine, 101-102
Social service system, in Finland, 182-187
citizenship of aged in, 184-186
Social Services, 379-380
Social Services Inspectorate (SSI), 327
Social Services Inspectorate (SSI) report, 333, 334
Social Skills
Questionnaire–Elementary and Second Level, 133-134
Social support, seeking of, as coping mechanism, 34
Social support stigma, disclosure and, HIV seropositive wives of men with HIV/AIDS and, 38-39
Social vaccines
described, 399
in HIV/AIDS prevention, study on truck drivers in South India, 399-414
Social work
conflicts for, building a professional collective of hospital social workers and, 290-291
as critical construction, 347-348
cystic fibrosis after age 20, implications for, 415-433. See also Cystic fibrosis, after age 20
implications of, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 430-431
perceptions of, in group model, 301
postmodern, in interdisciplinary contexts, 343-360. See also Postmodern social work, in interdisciplinary contexts
Social work director, 297
Social work education, in Ukraine, 102-103
Social work group, described, 291
Social work practice, implications for health care services of Canadian urban Aboriginal persons, 165-179. See also Canadian urban Aboriginal persons, health care services of
Social workers
capital punishment view of, 435-453. See also Violence, social workers role related to
hospital, building a professional collective of, 287-307. See also Hospital social workers, building a professional collective of
training and roles of, in HIV/AIDS prevention, 405-406
view on violence, 435-453. See also Violence, social workers role related to
Sociocultural factors, in childhood trauma, 274
Socio-economic status
effects on health of minority ethnic women in Britain, 11-27. See also Health, ethnicity, gender, and social class effects on, of minority ethnic women in Britain
health and, 19-21
Somerset, 329
Somlai, A.M., 32
South India, truck drivers in, study on social vaccines in HIV/AIDS prevention, 399-414
Soviet collectivism, 95
Soviet Union, disability in, during communism, 92-95
Special events, of culturally diverse families, 253f, 255-256, 259f
SSI report. See Social Services Inspectorate (SSI) report
Staff retention, 299-300
Standardised psychological tests, findings from, in music therapy, 380, 382t, 383
Stanley, N., 318
STDs. See Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
Sterility, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 426-427
Stress reactions, of children of mentally ill parents, 158-159, 159f
Suffering, surplus, 121
Sulman, J., 287
Supreme Court, 436
Surplus suffering, 121
Swansea NHS Trust, 332
Sylheti, 14
Tempus, 92
Terr, L., 269
Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) Unit Administration and Treating Departments, 439-440
history of, landmarks in, 64
The Era of Community, 211
“The Ethnic Health Handbook–A Fact File for Health Care Professionals,” 21-22
The Hero, 371
The Hindu, 399
Time, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422t, 426
“Time to Father,” 67-88
Tolliver, D.E., 33
Total staff groups, 298
Tracy, J., 430
Transmission, mother-to-child, 400
Trauma
childhood, transforming legacies of, in couple and family therapy, 263-285. See also Childhood trauma, transforming legacies of, in couple and family therapy
constructs of, 268-269
Truck drivers, in South India, study on social vaccines in HIV/AIDS prevention, 399-414
Tsui, M., 299
Turnbull, M., 90
Ubaidullah, M., 399
Ukraine
disabled children in, 89-105
day care for, 100-101
introduction to, 90-92
during period of transition from
communism, 95-100
care in community, 95-98
education in, 98
medical treatment in, 98-100
Education Department in, 101
families of disabled children in, 89-105
day care for, 100-101
introduction to, 90-92
during period of transition from communism education in, 98
medical treatment in, 98-100
Health Departments in, 101
Social Protection in, 101
social work education in, 102-103
UN Declaration of Human Rights, 242
Uncertainty, adult diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and, 422t, 426
University College, Dublin, Ireland, Department of Social Policy and Social Work of, 130
University of Indiana, 236
U.S. Department of Health, 234
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Maternal and Child Health Bureau of, 344
U.S. Dept. of Education, 251
U.S. General Accounting Office (1990) report, 442
U.S. Justice Department, 447
Vaccine(s), social
described, 399
in HIV/AIDS prevention, 399-414. See also HIV/AIDS, prevention of, social vaccine in
Valokivi, H., 181
Value(s)
education-related, of culturally diverse families, 253f, 256, 259f
family-related, of culturally diverse families, 256-259, 259f
in study of health care services of Canadian urban Aboriginal persons, 173
work-related, of culturally diverse families, 253f, 256, 259f
Van Dongen-Meldman, J., 131
Van, R.A., 212
Van Soest, D., 435
Vassil, T.V., 293
Vergare, 213
Vermont Interdisciplinary Leadership Education for Health Professionals (VT-ILEHP) program, 344
Violence, social workers role related to, 435-453
conceptual framework in, 437-438
introduction to, 436
study of
data analysis in, 440-441
data collection in, 439-440
discussion of, 444-447
implications for social work practice and policy, 448-451
limitations of, 448
questions related to, 438-439
research methodology in, 439-441
results of, 441-44, 442t, 443t
Violin Concerto No 1 in G Minor, Opus 26–Adagio by Bruch, 371
Vojta physiotherapy, 99
Vrooman, P., 287
VT-ILEHP program. See Vermont Interdisciplinary Leadership Education for Health Professionals (VT-ILEHP) program
Walsh, S., 290
Wandering seriously mentally ill (WSMI) women
described, 51-52
rehabilitated
area of, 54-55
duration of stay of, 58, 59t, 60t
economic status of, 57-58
educational status of, 56-57
marital status of, 56
rehabilitation of, 49-65
index for, 50
origin of, 53-54
qualitative process of, 58-61
roots of, 53
shifting paradigms in, 50-51
Welfare, child, mental health and, partnership between, 309-324. See also Parental mental illness, children living with, social work responses to
Well Baby Clinic, 255
Westlife, 365
White, A., 94
White skin privilege, in therapist/patient interaction, 239-242
Widerman, E., 415
Willms, D., 168
Winnicott, D.W., 220
Women's needs, as challenge for gender-sensitive services, 3-5
Work values, of culturally diverse families, 253f, 256, 259f
World Congress for Social Psychiatry, 239
World War II, 268
WSMI women. See Wandering seriously mentally ill (WSMI) women
Xenion, 237
Yale, 270
Yukl, T., 170
Yuval-Davis, N., 20
Zanelli, A., 131
Zarifoglu, F., 239
Zavirsek, 103
Zeiler, J., 239
Zur, J., 271