ARCHIVED ISSUE

 

Volume 7 • Number 9 • April 2015

 

The only surviving copy of an ancient Egyptian (Kemetic) treatise on trauma surgery consisting of 48 cases dealing with wounds and trauma with a description of each case carefully prescribed in a formula involving: a description of the injury; diagnosis; prognosis; treatment; and further explanations of the case, and thus, the oldest (circa 1600 BCE) known surgical treatise on trauma surgery in the world.

● Challenges for Improving the Health of Persons of Color: An Introduction to this Special Issue
by Eric R. Jackson, Jacqueline R. Smith, Colene Y. Daniel
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● Psychometric Properties of the Coping Inventory for Task Stressors: Evaluation Among African American and Caucasian, Alzheimer�s Disease Caregivers
by Cassandra Chaney, Scott E. Wilks, Jennifer R. Geiger, P. August Boyd
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● Photovoice as a Culturally Competent Research Methodology for African Americans
by Dana Harley, Vanessa Hunn, Willie Elliott, James Canfield
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● Microaggression and the Mitigation of Psychological Harm: Four Social Workers� Exposition For Care of Clients, Students, and Faculty Who Suffer �A Thousand Little Cuts�
by Vanessa Hunn, Dana Harley, Willie Elliott, James P. Canfield
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● Mental Health Care Services for African Americans: Parity or Disparity?
By Jacqueline R. Smith
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● Addressing Healthcare Disparities in Autoimmune Disease: A Focus On Systemic Lupus Erythematosus in the USA
by Halima Moncrieffe and Dwight Tillery
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● Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Access to Dental Care, and Delayed Dental Care in Older Adults in Cincinnati, Ohio
by Edward V. Wallace and Monica Adams
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Book Review

● Contemporary Public Health: Principles, Practice, and Policy
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