Volume 25, Number 4, November 2014
ACU Heroes Column
ACU Heroes Column
ACU Column
Asking the Tough Questions: Obstetrical Screening for Depression and Intimate Partner Violence
pp. 1496-1506
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Theme 1: Women’s Health
Commentary
Women as Health Care Decision-Makers: Implications for Health Care Coverage in the United States
pp. 1507-1513
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Report from the Field
Brief Communications
Income, Food Insecurity, and Osteoporosis among Older Adults in the 2007–2008 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)
pp. 1530-1541
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Original Papers
Adapting an Evidence-Based Intervention for Homeless Women: Engaging the Community in Shared Decision-making
pp. 1552-1570
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Does Medicaid Coverage Matter?: A Qualitative Multi-State Study of Abortion Affordability for Low-income Women
pp. 1571-1585
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Acculturation, Inner Peace, Cancer Self-efficacy, and Self-rated Health among Latina Breast Cancer Survivors
pp. 1586-1602
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In Our Country Tortilla Doesn’t Make Us Fat: Cultural Factors Influencing Lifestyle Goal-setting for Overweight and Obese Urban, Latina Patients
pp. 1603-1622
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Language of Sexual Violence in Haiti: Perceptions of Victims, Community-level Workers, and Health Care Providers
pp. 1623-1640
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Theme 2: Sexual Minority Health
Report from the Field
Original Papers
“It’s Just a Way of Fitting In:” Tobacco Use and the Lived Experience of Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Appalachians
pp. 1646-1666
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Racial Discrimination’s Influence on Smoking Rates among American Indian Alaska Native Two-Spirit Individuals: Does Pain Play a Role?
pp. 1667-1678
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Understanding Social and Sexual Networks of Sexual Minority Men and Transgender Women in Guatemala City to Improve HIV Prevention Efforts
pp. 1698-1717
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Theme 3: International and Immigrant Perspectives
Commentary
Report from the Field
An Integrated Chronic Disease Management Model: A Diagonal Approach to Health System Strengthening in South Africa
pp. 1723-1729
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Original Papers
Health Literacy from the Perspective of African Immigrant Youth and Elderly: A PhotoVoice Project
pp. 1730-1747
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Allocating HIV Treatment to the Adherent: A Qualitative Study of Patient Perceptions of their HIV Care in the Dominican Republic
pp. 1748-1762
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Perceptions of Food-insecure HIV-positive Adults Participating in a Food Supplementation Program in Central Kenya
pp. 1763-1783
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Theme 4: Health Policy and Health Services
Reports from the Field
Social Determinants of Health in Public Health Practice: Case Study of Rent Stipends to Augment Tuberculosis Cluster Management
pp. 1799-1809
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Patching the Safety Net: Establishing a Free Specialty Care Clinic in an Academic Medical Center
pp. 1810-1820
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Brief Communications
Assessing Health Literacy of Hypertensive Patients in a Primary Care Setting Using a Self-administered Questionnaire
pp. 1833-1843
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Changes in Use of County Public Health Services Following Implementation of Alabama’s Immigration Law
pp. 1844-1852
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Literature Review
Telehealth Technologies: Changing the Way We Deliver Efficacious and Cost-Effective Diabetes Self-Management Education
pp. 1853-1897
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Original Papers
Identifying Vulnerable Asian Americans under Health Care Reform: Working in Small Businesses and Health Care Coverage
pp. 1898-1921
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Making the Case for Medicaid Funding of Smoking Cessation Treatment Programs: An Application to State-Level Health Care Savings
pp. 1922-1940
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Stigma and Difficulty Accessing Medical Care in a Sample of Adults with Serious Mental Illness
pp. 1956-1965
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Student Perceived Competence in Direct Access to Physical Therapy in a Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at a Historically Black University
pp. 1966-1981
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State Policy and Health Disparities: An Examination of the Impact of State Offices of Minority Health
pp. 1982-2002
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Assessing the Capacity of Iowa’s Community Health Centers to Respond to the Opportunities and Challenges of the Affordable Care Act
pp. 2032-2043
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Caring for the Poor in the 21st Century: Enabling Community Health Centers for a New Era
pp. 2044-2052
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Unmet Need Among Homeless and Non-Homeless Patients Served at Health Care for the Homeless Programs
pp. 2053-2068
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