Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2003June 01, 2003 PDT
Editor’s Corner: Welcome Message from CJHP Editor, Mark Tomita
Editor’s Corner: Welcome Message from CJHP Editor, Mark Tomita
Editorial Board,
Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2003
Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2003
- Cover (Front and Back)Editorial Board
- CJHP Editorial BoardEditorial Board
- Editor's Corner: Welcome Message from CJHP Editor, Mark TomitaEditorial Board
- American School Health Association NewsEditorial Board
- United Nations Update: Global Violence and HealthFlora K. BloomKathleen Schmalz
- Table of ContentsEditorial Board
- Mexican American Health Issues for the 21st CenturyPaul Lopez
- Language Sensitive Health Education – Lessons from the FieldMary Portis
- Outreach to Migrant Farmworkers through a Pesticide Safety InitiativeDiana FlanneryMary Portis
- Promotora Telemedicine Project: Combining Technology and Cultural Sensitivity to Improve Diabetes Care in a Medically Underserved CommunityJack HigginsJ. Joseph Prendergast
- Community Outreach Partnership Center (COPC): A Comprehensive Health Promotion Program for Mexican Immigrants in East Los AngelesKristine BrownJames Sturges
- Lead Poisoning in Hispanic Children: The Great Need for Prevention EducationMarci AguirreSara Hernandez
- California-Mexico Health Initiative Binational Health Week: A Strategy For Making Migrant/Immigrant Health a Policy PriorityNorma D. Martínez-RubinXóchitl Castañeda
- Cultural Adaptation and Training Design: The Case of Resumen De Enfermedades Transmitidas Sexualmente / STD Overview for Non-CliniciansNorma D. Martínez-RubinAlberto Pérez
- Family Eating And Activity Habits Associated With Overweight Risk Among Low-Income Preschool ChildrenVanessa GyovaiJamie Gonzales
- Recent Trends in California Hispanic Fertility Rates — a Comparative AnalysisClark A. DavisJ. Joshua Brown
- Attitudes, Beliefs, and Practices Regarding Asthma Care Among Providers and Adult Asthmatics in Imperial CountyPaula KrinerYolanda Bernal
- Using a Culturally Competent Framework to Increase Annual Breast Cancer Screening Rates Among Low-Income LatinasRaúl A. SoberoGloria P. Giraldo
- In Their Own Words: Pregnancy Prevention Needs of Latino Teen MothersAnne K. DriscollMichael S. Brockman
- Latina Project: Adolescent and Parent Perceptions of Successful Teen Pregnancy Prevention ProgramsM. S. MadlemCathy Bambrick
- Characteristics of Selected Migrant Farm Workers in West Texas and Southern New MexicoJane E. PossRebecca Pierce
- Who Has Potatoes? Turning Points in Migratory ExperienceKeith V. Bletzer
- Essential Attributes of Wellness and Prevention Programs in Rural, Latino CommunitiesChristopher KelschSunny Bishop
- Effect of Nutrition and Physical Activity Training with Mexican AmericansDebra M. Harris
- Spanish-Language Community Radio as a Resource for Health Promotion Campaigns Targeted to Farmworkers and Recent ImmigrantsEdward KissamJo Ann Intili
- Roles of Trust and Cross-Cultural Miscommunication in Clinical Decision-MakingH. Mabel PreloranSilvia Balzano
- Faith-Based Health Education Project: A Case StudyGeorgia N. L. Johnston
- Health Education for the Migrant Farm Working Community in El Paso, Texas through the Integration of Faculty Research and Student LearningSharon E. ThompsonJane E. Poss
Board, Editorial. 2003. “Editor’s Corner: Welcome Message from CJHP Editor, Mark Tomita.” California Journal of Health Promotion 1 (2): iv–v. https://doi.org/10.32398/cjhp.v1i2.1674.