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Publisher: National Association of Social Workers

Volume 29, Number 4, November 2004
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Editorial

Evidence-Based Practices in Health Care: Social Work Possibilities
pp. 259-261(3)
Authors: Joan Levy Zlotnik; Colleen Galambos

Articles

Effects of Social Work Intervention on Nonemergent Pediatric Emergency Department Utilization
pp. 263-273(11)
Authors: Judith W. Ross; Diane Roberts; James Campbell; Karen Sofranko Solomon; Ben H. Brouhard

Post-Acute Home Care and Hospital Readmission of Elderly Patients with Congestive Heart Failure
pp. 275-285(11)
Authors: Hong Li; Nancy Morrow-Howell; Enola K. Proctor

Job Satisfaction of Home Health Social Workers in the Environment of Cost Containment
pp. 287-296(10)
Authors: Marcia Egan; Goldie Kadushin

Practice with People with Severe Mental Illness: Rewards, Challenges, Burdens
pp. 297-305(9)
Authors: Christina E. Newhill; Wynne S. Korr

Perceptions of Domestic Violence: A Dialogue with African American Women
pp. 307-316(10)
Author: Tricia B. Bent-Goodley

Maternal Custody Status and Living Arrangements of Children of Women with Severe Mental Illness
pp. 317-325(9)
Authors: Roberta G. Sands; Nancy Koppelman; Phyllis Solomon

Practice Forum

A Multiple-Family Group Intervention for Homeless Families: The Weekend Retreat
pp. 326-329(4)
Author: Timothy L. Davey

Psychosocial Needs of Women with Breast Cancer: How Can Social Workers Make a Difference?
pp. 330-334(5)
Author: Cindy Davis

The Promise of Public Housing as a Community-Based Model of Health Care
pp. 335-339(5)
Authors: Stan L. Bowie; Cynthia J. Rocha

National Health Line

Will the United States Ever Have Universal Health Care?
pp. 340-344(5)
Authors: Stephen Gorin; Cynthia Moniz

Book Review

Book Review
pp. 345-347(3)

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