Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 2, 2007
Vol. 5, Issue 2, 2007
- Editor's CornerMark Tomita
- Table of ContentsEditorial Board
- CJHP Editorial BoardEditorial Board
- Factors Affecting the Consumption of Away-from-Home Foods in Hawai`i ResidentsAngelina M. AhedoTaryn W. LeeJoan PanKatie M. HeinrichStefan KellerJay Maddock
- Yoga, Physical Education, and Self-Esteem: Off the Court and Onto the Mat for Mental HealthKaci A. BridgesMelody S. Madlem
- Integrating Health Education into Clinical SettingsTheresa L. ByrdMary M. HokeNell H. Gottlieb
- Low Caloric Intake Among Mexican – American High School Students May Suggest Food Insecurity and/or Insufficiency in the HouseholdLiset Leal-VasquezTammy WyattAshley Love
- Predictors of Smoking and Alcohol Use in Japanese and Japanese-American College StudentsMichiyo TomiokaJay Maddock
- To Hell and Back: Wounded Warriors Return Home to Fight Yet Another BattleKathy A. DeBarr
- Effectiveness of an Intervention Regarding Weight Status of Selected New Mexico Kindergarten Children and their Parent’s PerceptionsAmanda JonesSusan C. Forster-Cox
- Cancer Screening Belief Scale – Chinese Version (CSBS-C): Validation on Scale Psychometric Properties Among a Chinese Worksite PopulationSu-I Hou
- Gender Differences in Stress and Coping Among Adults Living in Hawai`iLauren A. GentryJane J. ChungNandar AungStefan KellerKatie M. HeinrichJay E. Maddock
- Applying the National Health Educator Competencies Update Project Model to Health EducationGary D. GilmoreLarry K. OlsenAlyson Taub
- Asian American Subgroup Differences in Sources of Health Information and Predictors of Screening BehaviorSteven E. ShiveGrace X. MaYin TanJamil I. ToubbehLalitha ParameswaranJoseph Halowich
- Health Promotion Research Methods: Preparing Students to PublishKatie M. HeinrichStefan Keller
- Mirror, Mirror, Help Me Like My Body: Examining a Body Image Media CampaignSara B. OswaltTammy J. Wyatt
- Tracking Sleep Times to Reduce Tiredness and Improve Sleep in College StudentsDaniel J. PrestwichLinda L. RankinJeff Housman
- Parents Attending a Family Weight Management Program Perceive Similar Home Fruit and Vegetable Accessibility, but Greater Child Proxy Agency and Physical Activity OpportunityRichard R. RosenkranzKarly S. GellerDavid. A. Dzewaltowski
Byrd, Theresa L., Mary M. Hoke, and Nell H. Gottlieb. 2007. “Integrating Health Education into Clinical Settings.” California Journal of Health Promotion 5 (2): 18–28. https://doi.org/10.32398/cjhp.v5i2.1229.