Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2004March 01, 2004 PDT
Factors Associated With Intention To Quit Smoking Among African American Pregnant Women
Factors Associated With Intention To Quit Smoking Among African American Pregnant Women
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2004
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2004
- CJHP Editorial BoardEditorial Board
- Table of ContentsEditorial Board
- Editor's CornerMark Tomita
- SOPHE CornerEditorial Board
- AAHE At-A-GlanceEditorial Board
- Viewpoints on Accreditation from Health Education Professionals and Administrators of Academic Professional Preparation ProgramsJay M. BernhardtDonna M. VidetoChristine L. WiddallW. William ChenCollins AirhihenbuwaJohn P. Allegrante
- Coalition of National Health Education OrganizationsEllen M. Capwell
- Attending Professional Health Education Meetings: What’s In It for the Student and New ProfessionalEleanor Dixon-Terry
- Selecting for a Diverse Public Health Workforce: Community Health Education MPH Program Admissions at the California State UniversityEdward M. MamaryKathleen M. Roe
- Graduate School in Health Education: A Challenge to ConsiderMichele L. Pettit
- So You Think You Want To Teach In College: Some Things to Consider Prior To Making Your DecisionOnie GrosshansLynda Ransdell
- Improving the Quality of Professional Life: Benefits of Health Education and Promotion Association MembershipKathleen J. YoungWhitney Boling
- Marketing Our Profession: The New Millennium ChallengeBehjat A. Sharif
- Professional Portfolios for Health Educators and Other Allied Health ProfessionalsSharon E. ThompsonRonald F. Bybee
- Health Education Perspective on Sexual Risk Taking Behavior in Perimenopausal WomenSilvea Thomas
- Distinction Through Diversity: A Career Health Educator’s StoryMary L. Strode
- Important Factors When Choosing a Career in Public HealthTeri S. TamayoseFarzin MadjidiJune Schmieder-RamirezGail T. Rice
- Review of Current Health Education TheoriesKathy A. DeBarr
- Internet Recruiting: Lessons Learned From a Failed Worker’s Compensation Back Pain Education ProgramKathryn L. MatthewsKate R. LorigDiana D. LaurentLinda RudolphKathy DervinFerdy Massimino
- Factors Associated With Intention To Quit Smoking Among African American Pregnant WomenNaomi ModesteJerry LeeV. Joyce LimDixon Anjejo
- Tobacco Use in China: Prevalence, Consequences and ControlGrace X. MaYajia LanMichael I ToubbehChenkai Zhai
- Vietnamese-American Women And Cervical Cancer Screening: A Missed Opportunity?Ramani RangavajhulaKathleen Hofvendahl-Clark
- Medical Student Perceptions of Healthy Lifestyles: A Qualitative StudyMichelle A. NussBill Reger-NashKimberly WilliamsVan YasekGreg JuckettTammy Richards
Modeste, Naomi, Jerry Lee, V. Joyce Lim, and Dixon Anjejo. 2004. “Factors Associated With Intention To Quit Smoking Among African American Pregnant Women.” California Journal of Health Promotion 2 (1): 98–106. https://doi.org/10.32398/cjhp.v2i1.587.