• Differentiation Between School Attendance Problems: Why and How? 

  Heyne, David; Gren-Landell, Malin; Melvin, Glenn; Gentle-Genitty, Carolyn (Elsevier, 2018)

  School attendance problems (SAPs) are heterogeneous with respect to etiology and presentation. The long history of conceptualizing SAPs has led to a vast array of terms and definitions as well as different perspectives on ...
• Exploring a Model-Driven Approach to Social Work Theory Education 

  Gentle-Genitty, Carolyn; Bragg, Natasha W. M.; McCarthy, Katie; Thomison, Erika (Taylor and Francis, 2018)

  Accredited social work programs must use practice experience and theory to inform research and practice, policy, engagement, assessment, intervention, and evaluation with varied constituents. Models to teach theory have ...
• Knowledge Diffusion and Utilization with a System of Care Model 

  Walton, Betty A.; Karikari, Isaac; Garry, Christine; Tock, Erin (2018-07-26)
• A Longitudinal Review of System of Care (SOC) Development A Case Study from the Mid-West 

  Karikari, Isaac; Walton, Betty A.; Garry, Christine (2018-07-26)
• Death Attitudes Among Middle-Aged Koreans: Role of End-of-Life Care Planning and Death Experiences 

  Hong, Michin; Hong, Seunghye; Adamek, Margaret E.; Kim, Mee Hye (Sage, 2018-01)

  The purpose of this study was to examine factors affecting death attitudes among middle-aged Koreans. In addition, the study explored the interaction effect between knowledge about end-of-life care planning and the experience ...
• Cultural Diversity in the MSW Learning Space: Exploring Student Awareness, Acceptance, and Perceptions 

  Bragg, Natasha; Garry, Christine; Lim, Minyoung (2018-04-26)

  This exploratory study assesses MSW students’ awareness, acceptance, and perceptions with regard to cultural diversity in the MSW learning space. Within this study, cultural diversity encompasses racial and ethnic identities. ...
• The Various Impacts External Factors can have on Latino Youth’s Outcomes 

  Garry, Christine (2018-04-23)

  This manuscript serves as an extensive literature review surrounding many different external factors that can impact Latino youth, and their outcomes. This manuscript explores the various impacts role models, siblings, ...
• The Impacts of not having a Male Role Model on Latino Youth 

  Garry, Christine (2017-05)

  This paper explores multiple impacts of not having a male role model on Latino youth. A large proportion of the people who are living in the United States are Latinos. Much of the Latino population is comprised of youth. ...
• Current Issues with regard to Latino Youth’s Academic Success, and Policies that could help Improve them 

  Garry, Christine (2017-05)

  Latino youth in the United States have been reported to face academic barriers in terms of access to necessary educational tools, having lower math and reading test scores, and having higher dropout rates than students ...
• Systems of Care 

  Walton, Betty A. (2018)

  The System of Care (SOC) model of service delivery supports accessible, effective behavioral health services and supports for young people with mental health needs and their families. The SOC model provides a framework for ...
• The Effects of Caregiving Resources on Perceived Health among Caregivers 

  Hong, Michin; Harrington, Donna (Oxford University Press, 2016-08)

  This study examined how various types of resources influence perceived health of caregivers. Guided by the conservation of resources theory, a caregiver health model was built and tested using structural equation modeling. ...
• Telling the story: National and local SOC evaluation. 

  Walton, Betty A.; Karikari, Isaac; Garry, Christine M. (2017-10)

  With foundation and grant funding for behavioral health, social services, and integrated health initiatives come requirements to collect and report data. State and local grantees, partners, and stakeholders can combine ...
• Effects of Training on Social Work, Nursing and Medical Trainees' Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs Related to Screening and Brief Intervention for Alcohol Use 

  Carlson, Joan M.; Schwindt, Rhonda; Agley, J.; Gassman, R. A.; McNelis, Angela M.; Vannerson, J.; Crapp, D. (2017-04)

  Indiana University's Schools of Social Work, Nursing and Medicine formed a consortium to advance education for Screening Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT). Trainees participated in SBIRT training and ...
• The Blame Game or Sharing the Blame?: Hearing Stakeholders Talk about Each Other. A Critical Discourse Analysis on School Bullying 

  Karikari, Isaac; Brown, James (2017-11-06)

  Using critical discourse analysis (CDA), this research-based presentation examined similarities and variations in how four groups of stakeholders, namely, bus drivers and attendants, principals, school social workers, and ...
• Promoting Public Health Through Community Engagement: Embracing the Journey 

  Roberts, Theresa L.; Jumpper-Black, Carolyn J. (Taylor & Francis, 2016)

  This case study recounts and analyzes the journey that graduate students, enrolled in an experiential, interdisciplinary health promotions course, took with a diverse, urban, Black, Midwest community. Community members, ...
• Gaining a Comprehensive Understanding of Behavioral and Mental Health Service Utilization through Data Integration 

  Karikari, Isaac; Walton, Betty A. (2017-10-05)

  There are several micro and macro factors that impact these children and youth’s (including their families’) access to and utilization of services. Therefore, knowledge and understanding of contextual factors and service ...
• Chronic Care, Integrated Care & Mental Health: Moving the Needle Now 

  Sullivan, W. Patrick; Wahler, Elizabeth A. (Taylor & Francis, 2017)

  Healthcare reform is currently a hot topic in the United States, and the Chronic Care Model has frequently been cited as the foundation of recent attempts to integrate mental health and physical health care. However, ...
• Social Work Should Be More Proactive in Addressing the Need to Plan for End of Life 

  Johnson, Kimberly J.; Hong, Michin; Inoue, Megumi; Adamek, Margaret E. (Oxford, 2016-11)

  Few people engage in planning for life’s end and the prevalence of preparedness is particularly low in ethnic communities. As a profession, social work is well equipped to help increase planning for life’s end and the care ...
• Parallel narratives: resistance strategies of low-wage female hospitality workers and nineteenth-century black enslaved females 

  Walker, Marquita (Taylor & Francis, 2017)

  This research explores control and gendered resistance strategies of female low-level hospitality workers and nineteenth-century black enslaved females by linking resistance patterns in historically documented slave ...
• Intention to Use Long-Term Care Facilities: Differences beween Korean Pre-elderly and Korean Baby-boomers 

  Hong, Michin; Hong, Seunghye; Kim, Mee Hye; Yi, Eun Hye (Springer, 2016-12)

  With the rapidly increasing number of older adults, dealing with long-term care (LTC) needs becomes an emerging issue in South Korea. This study aims to examine factors affecting the intention to use longtermcare facilities ...

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