Considers that although the sources of service utilization records are varied and limited in
value, such records can serve as a guide to selectively focused research. One example is …

A. mental health programs for American Indians are developed, there is an increasing need
to understand the pattern of emotional illness. This paper reviews research in the incidence …

Research on the mental health of American Indian and Alaska Native people is intended to
delineate areas that need improvement or change. The Indian community must be involved …

This review of psychiatric investigations among Native Americans opens with a discussion of
the dominant theoretical perspectives in psychiatric anthropology in order to provide an …

Abstract review of the utilization of mental health services by Asian/Pacific Islander
Americans/presents psychiatric epidemiological data in terms of treated prevalence and …

live along the coast south of this city; 6,700 Athabascan Indians who inhabit interior Alaska
predominantly along the river banks of the Yukon, Tanana, and Koyukuk; 12,000 …

Background The first study, the Master Sample Survey, was conducted in 1960-61 by
Columbia Univer-sity School of Public Health and Administrative Medicine in Washington …

In an effort to ascertain an overall national pattern for the utilization of mental health services
by Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders (AA/PI), we statistically analyzed 1986 survey data …

Native Americans appear to be at higher risk than other US ethnic groups for mental health
problems, including depression, substance abuse, domestic violence, and suicide. Despite …

In a pilot study of depression among American Indians, 86 patients from three different tribal
cultures were evaluated utilizing systematic diagnostic criteria. Similarity of symptom …