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Tables of Contents for Community Health Psychology
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Foreword
xi
J. Emilio Carrillo
Aims and Scope: What is Community Health Psychology?: Empowerment for Diverse Communities
1
4
De La Cancela
Chin
Jenkins
Section I. Health Status and Needs of Diverse Communities
5
80
Section Opener: Henry Tomes
1. Health Care Needs of Communities of Color
9
22
De La Cancela
Chin
Jenkins
Cuerpo, Mente, y Espiritu: Healthy Praxis with Latinos/as
10
8
Yin-Yang: Healthy Balance with Asian Communities
18
3
From Trauma to Wellness: Societal Health Within African American Communities
21
5
Crosscutting Health Care Needs
26
3
Commentary
29
2
G. Rita Dudley Grant
2. Strategies and Mechanisms for Meeting the Health Care Needs of Communities of Color
31
26
De La Cancela
Chin
Jenkins
Health Systems Reform
32
1
An Ideal Health Care Services Program
32
3
Community-Oriented Services
35
1
Community Empowerment
35
1
A Holistic Approach
36
1
Collaboration
37
1
Public Policy, Private Advocacy: An Asian Example
38
2
Prevention as a Focus
40
1
ATOD Prevention: A Latino/a Example
41
8
Conclusion
49
3
Commentary
52
5
Pamela Jumper Thurman
3. Psychosocial and Cultural Impact on Health Status
57
28
De La Cancela
Jenkins
Chin
General Considerations: Differential Manifestations
57
2
Anatomy and Physiology
59
1
Perspectives of Different Health Care Sectors
60
4
Cultural Definition of Common Disorders
64
7
Cultural Diagnosis of Mental Health Issues
71
6
Health Care Practices: Nutrition
77
1
Explanatory Models: Health Beliefs
78
2
Conclusion
80
2
Commentary
82
3
Jane S. Lin-Fu
Section II. Approaches to Change
85
134
Section Opener: Nancy J. Kennedy
4. Community-Oriented Health Service Delivery: A Systemic Approach
89
30
Chin
De La Cancela
Jenkins
The Paradox of the Community Health and Mental Health Movements
89
7
Health Reform: Policy and Practice
96
1
Financing Health Care
97
1
Integrated Service Networks
98
2
Solutions to Health Reform: Community-Oriented Health Care
100
4
Service Networks for the Community: An Asian American Example
104
1
Service Networks for the Community: A Latino/a Example
105
4
Service Networks for the Community: An African American Example
109
4
Conclusion
113
2
Commentary
115
4
Ford H. Kuramoto
5. Culturally Competent Community Health Psychology: A Systemic Approach
119
20
Jenkins
De La Cancela
Chin
Culturally Competent Community Health Psychology
120
1
Rationale for the Role Diversification of Psychologist Health Service Providers
121
2
Policy, Regulatory Issues, and Health Care Priorities
123
10
Priorities for Diverse Communities
133
2
Conclusion
135
1
Commentary:
136
3
Carlos Molina
6. Community Health Psychology's Strategic Planning for Health Care Reform: The Empowerment Solution
139
48
De La Cancela
A Municipal Health System's Strategic Plan
144
5
The Importance of Sociopolitical History
149
4
Perspectives of Different Players
153
8
Organizational Resistance to Change
161
7
Empowerment through Education
168
3
Empowerment through Evaluation
171
6
Implications for HHC/Safety Net Providers
177
2
Social Marketing and Behavioral Health Systems
179
3
Conclusion
182
2
Commentary:
184
3
Tessie Guillermo
7. Cultural Diversity and Health Care Planning for Culturally Competent Services: A Community-Based Approach
187
16
Chin
Overview of the Problem: Change from the Outside
187
1
Sociocultural Barriers: A Case Example
188
3
Principles of Community-Based Care
191
1
Community Infrastructures
192
1
Evolution and Development of Cultural Competence
193
2
The Double Bind in Planning
195
2
Culturally Competent Approaches to Change: A Community-Based Approach
197
1
Conclusion
198
1
Commentary
199
4
Herbert M. Joseph, Jr.
8. Embracing People of Color: Implications for College Mental Health Services
203
16
Jenkins
Changing Trends in Psychological and Social Health
204
1
Social Ambiance
204
1
Who Are Students of Color?
205
1
Embracing Diversity
206
4
Barriers to Helpseeking on Campus
210
2
Challenges to College Mental Health Services
212
1
Progressive Collaboration
213
3
The Implications of the Touchpoints and the Women in Prison Projects for Community Health Psychologists
216
2
Commentary
218
1
Deborah Prothrow-Stith
Section III. Toward New Models
219
20
Section Opener: Reuben C. Warren
9. Diversity in Community Health Psychology: Toward New Models
223
16
De La Cancela
Chin
Jenkins
Why Community Health Psychology?
223
3
Redefining Community-Oriented Primary Care
226
3
Developing New Partnerships
229
1
Defining Culturally Competent Systems
230
3
Community Empowerment
233
2
Conclusion
235
2
Commentary: Toward a Pedagogy of Community Health Psychology
237
2
Bertha Garrett Holliday
Afterword
239
2
Arthur Kleinman
References
241
18
Notes on Contributors
259
4
Index
263