Vol. 15, Issue 1, 2017April 01, 2017 PDT
Who Gets Needed Mental Health Care? Use of Mental Health Services among Adults with Mental Health Need in California
Who Gets Needed Mental Health Care? Use of Mental Health Services among Adults with Mental Health Need in California
Articles in Vol. 15, Issue 1, 2017
Vol. 15, Issue 1, 2017
- Four-Week Pedometer-Metered Step Walking Decreases Waist and Hip Circumference in Healthy College Students: A Pilot StudyLauren MeeksAndy ReynagaCorinne WorlandEdward JoSarah DunnMichelle WienBonny Burns-Whitmore
- Weight Gain in College Freshmen: Emerging Adulthood and Health ResponsibilityKristin L. KuhlmannBeth B. Tigges
- Physical Activity, Screen Time, and Obesity: A Statistical Inquiry into Latina/o YouthRisto MarttinenLaura VernikoffSharon PhillipsNicole Fletcher
- Who Gets Needed Mental Health Care? Use of Mental Health Services among Adults with Mental Health Need in CaliforniaLinda Diem TranNinez A. Ponce
- Family-healthcare Provider Communication and Reported Health among Children and Adolescents in the United States: Results from the National Survey of Children’s HealthGergana D. KodjebachevaLeobardo F. EstradaShan Parker
- Perceived Water Quality and Reported Health among Adults during the Flint, MI Water CrisisDaniel J. KrugerSuzanne CupalGergana D. KodjebachevaThomas V. Fockler
- Perceptions of Reproductive Rights among Young Adults with DisabilitiesEmily HopsKristen F. LintonHeidi Mercado
- College Health Students’ Knowledge and Perceptions of Exercise Benefits and Dysfunctional ExerciseYing LiLinda A. KeelerMegan Julia Jetter
- Stress and Coping among College Students in the Dominican RepublicTykeysha ThomasFelicia HodgeSuzanne Kotkin-JasziAída Mencía-Ripley
- Stress and Coping among College Students in the Dominican RepublicTykeysha ThomasFelicia HodgeSuzanne Kotkin-JasziAída Mencía-Ripley
Tran, Linda Diem, and Ninez A. Ponce. 2017. “Who Gets Needed Mental Health Care? Use of Mental Health Services among Adults with Mental Health Need in California.” California Journal of Health Promotion 15 (1): 36–45. https://doi.org/10.32398/cjhp.v15i1.1887.