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Joe, Jennie R.; Miller, Dorothy Lonewolf – American Indian Culture and Research Journal, 1989
A sample of 300 recent patient records at the Tucson Indian Clinic and 60 client interviews provided data on tribal affiliation, poverty status, patterns of medical services utilization, chronic health problems, family structure, extent of traditionalism and acculturation, employment, educational attainment, stress levels, and health care needs.…
Descriptors: Client Characteristics (Human Services), Clinics, Health Needs, Health Services
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Stull, Donald D. – Human Organization, 1977
The expected difference between accident victim rates in modern Papago reservation communities and Tucson, Arizona did not materialize in this study of the relationship between accident victim rates and community and individual modernity. (JC)
Descriptors: Accidents, American Indian Reservations, Differences, Life Style
Treguer, Annick – UNESCO Courier, 1999
In Tucson (Arizona) and El Paso (Texas), Chicano mural painters and art educators have begun community programs to engage alienated Chicano and Yaqui youth in painting murals that defuse gang conflicts, celebrate Mexican culture and history, and provide training in marketable skills. (SV)
Descriptors: Art Education, Art Expression, Community Education, Hispanic American Culture