Health care in the Black community : empowerment, knowledge, skills, and collectivism / Sadye L. Logan, Edith M. Freeman, editors.

An empowerment and health prevention framework for understanding and transforming the health care outcomes of African Americans
Strengthening black families by building social competence
Copology: a contemporary model useful for coping with violence and the related stress in Black families
Early parenthood among African Americans: support and personal growth strategies
Promoting health prevention programs and medical compliance: an expanded conceptual model
The impact of infertility in the Black community
The health care needs of the Black elderly: from well to frail
African-centered reality therapy: intervention and prevention
Reclaiming the inner strength: an expanded perspective for working with inner-city families
Black women and HIV/AIDS: culturally sensitive family health care
The Black church response to the mental health needs of the elderly
Augmenting traditional health care through mutual assistance groups for families
African-centered community building: implications for political action and systems change
A view toward the future: implications for empowerment practice, research, and policy development in the Black community.