Canadian Journal of Public Health. Revue Canadienne De Sante Publique 1991: Vol 82 Index

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INDEX
TITLE INDEX, 1991, VOLUME 82
Adequacy of Suicide Statistics for Use in Epi- Edifier les bases de la connaissance sur le VIH/ Knowledge, Attitudes and Concerns of Hospi-
demiology and Public Health, The, 38-42 SIDA au Canada, 364-5 tal Staff About AIDS, 409-12
L’aide psycho-sociale offerte par les médecins Effect of Cigarette Smoking on Trabecular Bone Last Editorial, A (Editorial), 366-7
a la femme violentée par son conjoint, 101-3 Density in Premenopausal Women, Aged Long-term Survival Rates Among Patients with
Alimentation, relations sexuelles et salmonelle: 20-35 Years, The, 436-7 Cancer in Saskatchewan, 1967-1986, 413-20
les dangers de I'intimité environnementale Epidémie majeure de rougeole dans la région de Lung Cancer'in Women in the Niagara Region,
(Editorial), 220-1 Québec malgré une couverture vaccinale de Ontario: A Case-control Study, 304-9
Apparent Nutrient Intakes of Canadians: Con- 99%, 189-90 Meat and Its Place in the Diet, 331-4
tinuing Nutritional Challenges for Public Evaluation of a Community Health Represen- Medicare on the Ropes (Editorial), 75-6
Health Professionals, 374-80 tative Program Among the Cree of Northern Mental Health of Community Residents in the
Assessing Independence in Community Quebec, 181-4 Metropolitan Montreal Area: Some Results
Living, 52-7 Evaluation of the British Columbia AIDS of the “Santé Québec Survey”, 320-4
L'Assurance-maladie dans les cordes (Edito- Information Line, 399-403 Minimal Prevalence Study of Diagnosed
rial), 76-7 Evaluation of the Reorganization of a Public Diabetes in Newfoundland and Labrador, A,
Be Prepared for the Flu Bug — Get a Flu Shot, Health Nursing Division, 310-14 104-8
248 Evaluation of the Role of Public Health Nurses Mortalité par cancers du cerveau, des tissus
Benefits and Challenges of a Fitness and in a Disaster Follow-up Program, 354-5 lymphatiques et la leucémie selon |’u tilisation
Lifestyle Enhancement Program for Correc- Facteurs de réussite de |’allaitement maternel des pesticides, en agriculture, au Québec
tional Officers, The, 46-51 au Nouveau-Brunswick: information et (1976-1985), 174-80
Benefits of HIV Antibody Testing of Saliva in conditions de travail compatibles, 325-30 New Approaches to Addressing Information
Field Research, The, 397-9 Needs in Local Public Health Agencies, 109-
Factors Associated with the Prevalence of Vari-
Beyond the Family: Informal Support in Later 14
ous Self-reported Impairments Among Older
Life, 79-82 Nutritional Status of Single Male Government-
People Residing in the Community, 240-4
Bittersweet: A Postpartum Depression Support sponsored Refugees from Ethiopia, 38 1-4
Factors Influencing the Acceptance of Hepati-
Group, 135-6 Occupational Disease Surveillance in Canada:
tis B Vaccine by Students in Health Disci-
Blood Pressure Response to the Canadian A Framework for Considering Options and
plines in Ottawa, 12-15
Aerobic Fitness Test, 267-76 Opportunities, 294-9
Fatalities Among British Columbia Fallers and
Building the Knowledge Base of HIV/AIDS in On the Use of Coercion in Public Health
Buckers 1981-7, 32-7
Canada, 363-4 (Editorial), 148-9
Follow-up of Adolescent Oral Contraceptive
Canada's Social Future: Mutual Aid, or sauve Organizing Public Health Nursing forthe 1990s:
Users, 277-8
qui peut? (Special Article), 222-8 Generalist or Specialist, 245-8
Food, Sex and Salmonella: the Risks of Envi-
Cervico-Vaginal Screening in an STD Clinic, Outbreak of Campylobacter Jejuni
ronmental Intimacy (Editorial), 219-20
264-6 Gastroenteritis Linked to Meltwater Con-
Future Role and Education of Public Health
Changes in Alcohol Consumption With Age, tamination of a Municipal Well, An, 27-31
Inspectors in Canada, The, 6-10
231-4 Outbreak of Rotaviral Gastroenteritis in a
Gonorrhea and Chlamydial Infection: Com-
Childhood Lead Exposure in Trail Revisited, Nursing Home for Senior Citizens, An,
parison of Contact Tracing Performed by
385-91 351-3
Children’s Respiratory Hospitalizations and Air Physicians or by a Specialized Service, Perceived Barriers to Physical Activity by Older
Pollution, 203-4 132-4 Adults, 392-6
Concerning the Prevalence of Dementia, 185-8 Growth and Dietary Status of Preterm and Term Perception des risques liés aux médicaments
Contraceptive Prescription: Physican Beliefs, Infants During the First Two Years of Life, sur ordonnance: Rapport d'une enquéte au
Attitudes and Socio-demographic Charac- 95-100 Canada, S38-S44
teristics, 259-63 Health and Environmental Impact Assessment Perception qu'ont les femmes des risques
Could the Coronary Heart Disease Mortality in Canada, 19-21 tératogénes, $33-S37
Rates Decline Be Artefactual?, 43-5 Health Centre Survey of Childhood Injury in Piége démographique et une santé durable, Le
Criteria for Healthy Urban Environments, 249- Edmonton, A, 438-9 (Editorial), 4-5
58 Health Knowledge of Native Indian Youth in Pilot Study to Investigate Transmission of
De l'usage de la coercition en santé publique Central Alberta, 431-5 Headlice, A, 207-8
(Editorial), 147-8 HIV: The Debate Over Isolation as a Measure Planning Preventive Occupational Health
Demographic Trap and Sustainable Health, The of Personal Control, 404-8 Services at the Community Level, 115-19
(Editorial), 3-4 Household Context and Youth Smoking Predictors of Pesticide Poisoning, 157-61
Dépistage d’ une anomalie cardiaque fréquente: Behaviour: Prevalence, Frequency and Tar Prevalence of Cancer in Canada, The, 61-2
le prolapsus valvulaire mitral, 427-30 Yield, 83-5 Preventable Case of Congenital Rubella
Descriptive Survey of Cardiac Rehabilitation Impoaf Mceditca l Care on Mortality in Canada, Syndrome and Its Public Health Implica-
Programs in Thunder Bay, A, 63-4 1959-1988, The, 209-11 tions, A, 229-30
Do Vitamin and Mineral Supplements Improve Increasing Response Rates in Cummunity Profil socio-démographique et socio-
the Dietary Intake of Elderly Canadians?, Health Surveys, 353-4 professionnel des thérapeutes holistes au
58-60 Injection Drug Use Among Addictions Treat- Québec, 335-40
Early Postpartum Discharge Program Evalua- ment Clients in Alberta: Implications for the Promotion of Bicycle Helmet Use Among School-
tion: A Nurse Management Challenge, 65-6 Spread of AIDS, 205-7" children: A Randomized Clinical Trial, 92-4
442 Canadian Journal of Public Health Vol. 82, November/December 1991
INDEX
TITLE INDEX, 1991, VOLUME 82
Adequacy of Suicide Statistics for Use in Epi- Edifier les bases de la connaissance sur le VIH/ Knowledge, Attitudes and Concerns of Hospi-
demiology and Public Health, The, 38-42 SIDA au Canada, 364-5 tal Staff About AIDS, 409-12
L’aide psycho-sociale offerte par les médecins Effect of Cigarette Smoking on Trabecular Bone Last Editorial, A (Editorial), 366-7
a la femme violentée par son conjoint, 101-3 Density in Premenopausal Women, Aged Long-term Survival Rates Among Patients with
Alimentation, relations sexuelles et salmonelle: 20-35 Years, The, 436-7 Cancer in Saskatchewan, 1967-1986, 413-20
les dangers de I'intimité environnementale Epidémie majeure de rougeole dans la région de Lung Cancer'in Women in the Niagara Region,
(Editorial), 220-1 Québec malgré une couverture vaccinale de Ontario: A Case-control Study, 304-9
Apparent Nutrient Intakes of Canadians: Con- 99%, 189-90 Meat and Its Place in the Diet, 331-4
tinuing Nutritional Challenges for Public Evaluation of a Community Health Represen- Medicare on the Ropes (Editorial), 75-6
Health Professionals, 374-80 tative Program Among the Cree of Northern Mental Health of Community Residents in the
Assessing Independence in Community Quebec, 181-4 Metropolitan Montreal Area: Some Results
Living, 52-7 Evaluation of the British Columbia AIDS of the “Santé Québec Survey”, 320-4
L'Assurance-maladie dans les cordes (Edito- Information Line, 399-403 Minimal Prevalence Study of Diagnosed
rial), 76-7 Evaluation of the Reorganization of a Public Diabetes in Newfoundland and Labrador, A,
Be Prepared for the Flu Bug — Get a Flu Shot, Health Nursing Division, 310-14 104-8
248 Evaluation of the Role of Public Health Nurses Mortalité par cancers du cerveau, des tissus
Benefits and Challenges of a Fitness and in a Disaster Follow-up Program, 354-5 lymphatiques et la leucémie selon |’u tilisation
Lifestyle Enhancement Program for Correc- Facteurs de réussite de |’allaitement maternel des pesticides, en agriculture, au Québec
tional Officers, The, 46-51 au Nouveau-Brunswick: information et (1976-1985), 174-80
Benefits of HIV Antibody Testing of Saliva in conditions de travail compatibles, 325-30 New Approaches to Addressing Information
Field Research, The, 397-9 Needs in Local Public Health Agencies, 109-
Factors Associated with the Prevalence of Vari-
Beyond the Family: Informal Support in Later 14
ous Self-reported Impairments Among Older
Life, 79-82 Nutritional Status of Single Male Government-
People Residing in the Community, 240-4
Bittersweet: A Postpartum Depression Support sponsored Refugees from Ethiopia, 38 1-4
Factors Influencing the Acceptance of Hepati-
Group, 135-6 Occupational Disease Surveillance in Canada:
tis B Vaccine by Students in Health Disci-
Blood Pressure Response to the Canadian A Framework for Considering Options and
plines in Ottawa, 12-15
Aerobic Fitness Test, 267-76 Opportunities, 294-9
Fatalities Among British Columbia Fallers and
Building the Knowledge Base of HIV/AIDS in On the Use of Coercion in Public Health
Buckers 1981-7, 32-7
Canada, 363-4 (Editorial), 148-9
Follow-up of Adolescent Oral Contraceptive
Canada's Social Future: Mutual Aid, or sauve Organizing Public Health Nursing forthe 1990s:
Users, 277-8
qui peut? (Special Article), 222-8 Generalist or Specialist, 245-8
Food, Sex and Salmonella: the Risks of Envi-
Cervico-Vaginal Screening in an STD Clinic, Outbreak of Campylobacter Jejuni
ronmental Intimacy (Editorial), 219-20
264-6 Gastroenteritis Linked to Meltwater Con-
Future Role and Education of Public Health
Changes in Alcohol Consumption With Age, tamination of a Municipal Well, An, 27-31
Inspectors in Canada, The, 6-10
231-4 Outbreak of Rotaviral Gastroenteritis in a
Gonorrhea and Chlamydial Infection: Com-
Childhood Lead Exposure in Trail Revisited, Nursing Home for Senior Citizens, An,
parison of Contact Tracing Performed by
385-91 351-3
Children’s Respiratory Hospitalizations and Air Physicians or by a Specialized Service, Perceived Barriers to Physical Activity by Older
Pollution, 203-4 132-4 Adults, 392-6
Concerning the Prevalence of Dementia, 185-8 Growth and Dietary Status of Preterm and Term Perception des risques liés aux médicaments
Contraceptive Prescription: Physican Beliefs, Infants During the First Two Years of Life, sur ordonnance: Rapport d'une enquéte au
Attitudes and Socio-demographic Charac- 95-100 Canada, S38-S44
teristics, 259-63 Health and Environmental Impact Assessment Perception qu'ont les femmes des risques
Could the Coronary Heart Disease Mortality in Canada, 19-21 tératogénes, $33-S37
Rates Decline Be Artefactual?, 43-5 Health Centre Survey of Childhood Injury in Piége démographique et une santé durable, Le
Criteria for Healthy Urban Environments, 249- Edmonton, A, 438-9 (Editorial), 4-5
58 Health Knowledge of Native Indian Youth in Pilot Study to Investigate Transmission of
De l'usage de la coercition en santé publique Central Alberta, 431-5 Headlice, A, 207-8
(Editorial), 147-8 HIV: The Debate Over Isolation as a Measure Planning Preventive Occupational Health
Demographic Trap and Sustainable Health, The of Personal Control, 404-8 Services at the Community Level, 115-19
(Editorial), 3-4 Household Context and Youth Smoking Predictors of Pesticide Poisoning, 157-61
Dépistage d’ une anomalie cardiaque fréquente: Behaviour: Prevalence, Frequency and Tar Prevalence of Cancer in Canada, The, 61-2
le prolapsus valvulaire mitral, 427-30 Yield, 83-5 Preventable Case of Congenital Rubella
Descriptive Survey of Cardiac Rehabilitation Impoaf Mceditca l Care on Mortality in Canada, Syndrome and Its Public Health Implica-
Programs in Thunder Bay, A, 63-4 1959-1988, The, 209-11 tions, A, 229-30
Do Vitamin and Mineral Supplements Improve Increasing Response Rates in Cummunity Profil socio-démographique et socio-
the Dietary Intake of Elderly Canadians?, Health Surveys, 353-4 professionnel des thérapeutes holistes au
58-60 Injection Drug Use Among Addictions Treat- Québec, 335-40
Early Postpartum Discharge Program Evalua- ment Clients in Alberta: Implications for the Promotion of Bicycle Helmet Use Among School-
tion: A Nurse Management Challenge, 65-6 Spread of AIDS, 205-7" children: A Randomized Clinical Trial, 92-4
442 Canadian Journal of Public Health Vol. 82, November/December 1991
Public Health Response to an Identified Envi Importance, Treatment and Control of Head drome, 349-50
ronmental Toxin: Managing Risks te the Lice, A, 196-200 Survey of Exercise and Dietary Knowledge
James Bay Cree Related to Cadmium in Risk Perception of Prescription Drugs: Report and Behaviour in Persons with Type II
Caribou and Moose, 22-6 on a Survey in Canada, $15-S20 Diabetes, 344-8
Public Opinion Regarding AIDS Policy: Fear of Role of the Nurse-Examiner in the National Survey of the Canadian Hemophilia Popula-
Contagion and Attitude Toward Homosexual Breast Screening Study, The, 162-7 tion, 127-9
Relationships, 87-91 Screening for HBsAg in Pregnant Women: A Tuberculosis Surveillance in Northeastern
Qu'est-ce que l'économie peut offrir a l'analyse Cost Analysis of the Universal Screening Ontario Health Care Institutions: What Are
risque-bénéfice?, S45-53 Policy in the Province of Quebec, 191-5 We Doing?, 423-6
Reactions to Contagion (Editorial), 291-2 Screeuing Mammography Program of British Use of Health Care Services Following Man-
Réactions 4 la contagion (Editorial), 292-3 Columbia: Pilot Study, The, 168-73 datory Retirement, 235-9
Regulation or Contagion? Measles Vaccination Self-reported Illness and Risk Behaviours Vitamin D Deficiency and Cancer of the
Policy in Quebec (Commentary), 369-71 Amongst Canadian Travellers While Abroad, Breast: An Unprovocative Ecological Hy-
Regulation or Contagion? Measles Vaccination 316-19 pothesis, 300-3
Policy in Quebec: A Reply, 372-3 Sexual Behaviour Changes in a Cohort of Male What Does Economics Have to Offer Risk-
Relation entre la santé globale et la Sexual Contacts of Men with HIV Disease: A Benefit Analysis?, $21-S28
consommation des soins chez les immigrants Three-year Overview, 150-6 “Why No Egg?" — Building Competency
du Québec, 341-3 Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Condoms: and Self-reliance: A Primary Health Care
Reliability of Cancer Mortality Statistics in High School Students’ Knowledge, Attitudes Principle, 16-18
Ontario: A Comparison of Incident and Death and Behaviours, 129-32 Women’s Perception of Teratogenic Risk,
Diagnoses, 1979-1983, 120-6 Survey of Dentists in the Ottawa-Carleton S11-S14
Review of the Epidemiology, Public Health Region Concerning Nursing Bottle Syn-
AUTHORS INDEX, 1991, VOLUME 82
A P. Cappon, 404 J.W. Gartrell, 431 M. Keatings, 409
N. Agwani, 240 R. Card, 127 B. Garvey, 127 S. Kelly, 385
IL. Alary, 132, 189, 372 J. Carlson, 27 M.J. Garvock, 12 R. Kirk-Gardner, 63
R. Aldis, 27 L.W. Chambers, 109 J.H. Geggie, 95 N. Kobrinsky, 127
K. Ali, 127 T. Chudzio, 351 L.D. Gilchrist, 399 G. Koren, S11, $33
N. Ames, 385 R.N. Chunge, 196, 207 A. Giles, 127 T. Kosaisky, 22
B. Angus, 438 E.A. Clarke, 120 A.M. Godin, 129 N. Kracs, $15, $38
C.P. Archibald, 22 R.A. Coates, 150, 397, 409 D. Godon, 174
A-M. Audet, 191 G.M. Coutu-Wakulczyk, 423 E. Goldblatt, 109 Ei
J. Crossman, 63 K. Gray-Donald, 58, 381 P. Lajoie, 174
B D. Cousineau, 341 G. Growe, 127 M. Lambert, 351
D.A. Bailey, 436 W.M. Csokonay, 316 R. Guibert, 43 W.J. Lancee, 409
P.H. Bailey, 423 L.A. Cutler, 135 F. Landry, 267
C.J. Baines, 162 H H. Lappe, S15, S38
I. Bairati, 427 D J. Hargadon, 127 J.M. Last, 3, 291, 366
B.C. Balram, 248 N. Danchin, 427 R.B. Haynes, 109 C. Lavallée, 181
B.J. Bamford, 354 K. Davies, 19 L.M. Hayward, 240 F. Lavoie, 101
J.F.H. Barham, 185 R. de Burger, 363 B.R. Hemmelgarn, 353 N.J. Lee, 438
V.E. Basco, 168 G. de Serres, 189, 372 C. Hertzman, 32, 385 F. Legault, 135
M. Beaudry, 325 G. Delage, 191 D.S. Hewitt, 205 D. le Hénaff, 189, 372
M.A. Bell, 399 T. Delmore, 277 T.G. Hislop, 168 M. Lepine-Martin, 127
H. Bishop MacDonald, 331 L.A. Derksen, 431 E.J. Holowaty, 304 D. Lillicrap, 127
M. Black, 245, 310 P. Déry, 189, 372 S.E. Horton, 374 H. Lior, 27
V. Blanchette, 127 D. Desjardins, 335 C.S. Houston, 436 G.R. Loeb, 32
M. Bokhout, 27 M. Desmeules, 209 T. Hunsley, 222 I.R. Loewen, 277
M. Bologa, S11, $33 E.R. Drake, 12 L. Hunter, 83 E.J. Love, 259, 316
A. Borczyk, 27 J. Drouin, 127 J. Hurley, S21, S45 M. Love, 316
N. Boulianne, 189, 372 R. Dufour, 325 B. Luke, 127
I
S. Briangon, 427 M.A. Duggan, 264
M. Inwood, 127
R. Brubaker, 32 B. Duval, 189, 372 M
H.E. Bryant, 316 J D.K. MacFadden, 150
G.K. Bryce, 75 F C.A. James, 181 J. Machin, 351
M.C. Buffet, 65 M.M. Fanning, 150, 409 G.K. Jarvis, 431 C. Major, 397
P.L. Buhler, 349 V.T. Farewell, 150 M. Jetté, 46, 267 M. Major, S15, $38
J.D. Burch, 304 J.A. Ferguson, 157 F. Jobin, 127 Y. Mao, 61, 413
M. Butt, 104 G. Fodor, 104 K. Johnson, 150 G. Martin, 101
W.F. Forbes, 185, 240 L. Johnson, 129 R. Massé, 320
Cc M.J. Fulton, 6 J.R. Joly, 132, 189, 372 R.G. McCulloch, 436
L.M. Calzavara, 150 S.E. McGregor, 264
C.C. Campbell, 374 G K M.A. McGuigan, 157
D. Cappon, 249 " R.M. Gallop, 409 W.F. Kalagian, 277 E.A. McIntosh, 349
November/December 1991
J.B. Mclsaac, 381 T.J. Paton, 438 S F. Turcotte, 147, 372
A. McKibbon, 109 T. Patton, 351 F. Saillant, 335 C. Turnbull, 162
W.A. McKim, 231 H. Payette, 58 D. Salisbury, 32
A.L. McKinnon, 431 R.A. Pennie, 12 T. Salmon, 129 U
B. McLaughlin, 397 J. Philion, 203 P. Sankar-Mistry, 351 E.J. Underwood, 196, 207, 245,
D.W. Megran, 264 R. Pickering, 109 R.S. Sauve, 95 310
D. Melnychuk, 369 J. Ploeg, 245, 310 B. Schacter, 127
F. Meyer, 189, 372 M-C Poon, 127 F.E. Scott, 196, 207 V
W.J. Millar, 83 C. Poulin, 132, 320 M.S. Searle, 344 C. Van Berkel, 245, 310
A.B. Miller, 162, 304 C. Sellar, 157 C.K. Varnhagen, 129
M.E. Millson, 27, 397 Q R. Semenciw, 61, 209, 413 G.S. Vinje, 205
W. Mindell, 397 L.T. Quinlan, 231 F.A. Shepherd, 150 J. Vobecky, 300
B.A.P. Morris, 92 K. Sidney, 46, 267 J.S. Vobecky, 300
H. Morrison, 61, 413 R A. Simard, 300 P. Voiriot, 427
T. Myers, 397 J. Rankin, 397 P. Slovic, S15, $38
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S.E. Read, 150 S. Smith, 16
N A.E. Ready, 344 M. Speechley, 38 I. Walker, 127
A. Neufeld, 235 G. Reid, 392 J. Spiegel, 294 C.J. Walker-Dilks, 109
V.T.Y. Ng, 168 R.S. Remis, 191 L. Spielberg, 27 D. Waltner-Toews, 219
V.C. Nguyen, 120 L. Reutter, 87 B. Stafford-Smith, 381 H. Ward, 385
H.C. Northcott, 87 D.L. Reynolds, 120 K.M. Stavraky, 38 L.J. Warren Burhenne, 168
J. Rigby, 397 H. Strawcynski, 127 F. White, 52
O H.A. Risch, 304 G.C.E. Stuart, 264 S.J. Whiting, 436
A.M. O’Connor, 12 G. Rivard, 127 R.W. Sutherland, 6 D.T. Wigle, 61, 413
L.M. O’ Mara, 65 D.I. Robertson, 264 L.W. Svenson, 129 V. Woodcox, 245, 310
K. O'Neill, 392 E.J. Robinson, 181 G. Worrall, 104
R. Odhiambo, 127 S. Robinson, 127 T A.S.M. Wu, 349
M.R. Olson, 135 D. Robson, 61, 413 G. Taerk, 409
J.W. Osterman, 369 E. Ross, 127 G. Teitel, 127 ¥
M.M. Ross, 79 N. Thériault, 189, 372 W.R. Yacoub, 438
P E. Rossier, 229 M. Thomson, 203 A. Yassi, 294
S.D. Paege, 354 M. Rossignol, 115 J-P. Thouez, 174 C. Yates, 385
M. Pai, 127 N. Rousseau, 335 E. Townsend, 52
L. Panton, 109 S. Rubin, 127 N.E. Trimble, 92 zb
D.C. Parsons, 399 MLL. Russell, 259 K.L. Tucker, 381 K.J. Zavarella, 196, 207
A. Pastuszak, $11, $33 B. Ryan, 52
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