Table of Contents
Special issue: Social work and health inequalities
Edited by Bruce Friedman and Joav Merrick
EDITORIAL
Social work and health inequalities
Bruce D Friedman and Joav Merrick
REVIEW ARTICLES
Federal financing for the Brazilian mental health policy
Maria LT Garcia
Nuestra Casa: An advocacy initiative to reduce inequalities and tuberculosis along the US-Mexico border
Eva M Moya, Silvia M. Chávez-Baray, William W. Wood, and Omar Martinez
Understanding sexual minority women and obesity using a social justice lens: A qualitative interpretive meta-synthesis (QIMS)
Tracey Marie Barnett, Pamela H Bowers, and Amanda Bowers
Risk and protective factors related to the wellness of American Indian and Alaska Native youth: A systematic review
Catherine E Burnette and Charles R Figley
Asian American health inequities: An exploration of cultural and language incongruity and discrimination in accessing and utilizing the healthcare system
Suzie S Weng and Warren T Wolfe, III
Keep them so you can teach them: Alternatives to exclusionary discipline
Kevin F McNeill, Bruce D Friedman, and Camila Chavez
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Bandage it or write it. Experiences with health inequalities of hospital social workers in Turkey
Gonca Polat, Lana Sue Ka’opua, Arzu I Coban, and Seda Attepe
Mexican adolescents’ intentions to use drugs: Gender differences in the protective effects of religiosity
Marcos J Martinez, Flavio F Marsiglia, Stephanie L Ayers, and Bertha L Nuño-Gutiérrez
Perceptions and attitudes about childhood obesity among adults in the lower Rio Grande Valley
George S Eyambe, Bruce D Friedman, and Esmeralda Rawlings
Impact of emergency referrals to primary care on health care use and costs
Amanda W Roberts
Stress pathways to health inequalities: Embedding ACEs within social and behavioral contexts
Paula S. Nurius, Sara Green, Patricia Logan-Greene, Dario Longhi, and Chiho Song
Adverse childhood experiences and inequities in adult health care access
Julie E Miller-Cribbs, Frances Wen, Kim A Coon, Martina J Jelley, Kristin Foulks-Rodriguez, and Julie Stearns
Look to the source: Gathering elder stories as segue to youth action-oriented research
Lana Sue I Ka‘opua, J Noelani Goodyear-Ka‘opua, J Mahealani Kaawa, Scott K Amona, Colette V Browne, and Andrew S Robles
“Even God does not want me:” A qualitative study of health issues and access to health care among sex-trafficked women and girls in India
Sharvari A Karandikar, Lindsay B Gezinski, and Marissa EP Kaloga
CASE REPORTS
To do or not do, that is the question: A male sex worker’s perspective
Hans Knutagård
