PUBLICATIONS

        1.   Altilio, T. and R. Rigoglioso, Payers' and providers' responsibilities toward caregivers, in Always on call: When illness turns families into caregives, C. Levine, Editor. 2000, United Hospital Fund of New York: New York. p. 131-146.  264

2.   Altilio, T., Learning form Liza. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 2001. 21(3): p. 251-253.

3.   Altilio, T. and W. Walters, End of life care:  Special issue. 2001, Association of Oncology Social Workers Newsletter.

4.   Berzoff, J., Social work program fulfills a national need. 2000, Smith College: Northampton, MA.

5.  Berzoff, J., Social work and end-of-life care. 2000, Smith College School of Social Work: Northampton, MA.

6.  Berzoff, J. and P. Silverman, eds. End-of-life care: Textbook for social workers. Under contract, Columbia University Press: New York.

7.  Blacker, S. and A. Rainess, How cancer resources can help relieve anxiety. Primary Care and Cancer, 2000. 20 (9): p. 27-30.

8.  Blacker, S., Network of social workers in end-of-life care: Quarterly update. 2000.

9.  Carducci, M., et al., Palliative care in oncology practice. Clinical Oncology Update, 1999. 2(1): p. 1-10.

10.   Christ, G. and M. Sormanti, Advancing social work practice in end-of-life care. Social Work in Health Care, 1999. 30(2): p. 81-99.

11.   Christ, G., Impact of development on children's mourning. Cancer Practice, 2000. 8(2): p. 72-81.

12.   Christ, G., Healing children's grief: Surviving a parent's death from cancer. 2000, New York: Oxford University press.

13.   Csikai, E., Attitudes toward euthenasia and assisted suicide. Social Work in Health Care, 2000. 3: p. 43-53.

14.   Csikai, E., Bioethics and end-of-life decisions in social work practice. Under Contract, Chicago. IL: Lyceum Books, Inc.

15.   Dane, B., Child welfare workers: An innovative approach for interacting with secondary trauma. Journal of Social Work Education, 2000. 36(1).

16.   Dane, B., Thai women: Meditation as a way of coping with AIDS. Journal of Religion and Health, 2000. 39(1)

17.   Francoeur, R.B. Use of an income equivalency scale to understand age-related changes in financial strain. Research on Aging, 2002, 24(4), 445-472.

18.   Keigher, S. and S. Taylor-Brown, Women's health needs special treatment. Health and Social Work, 2001. 26(2): p. 67-72.

19.   Kramer, H. and N. Hooyman, eds. Textbook for social workers on end-of-life care:. Under Contract, Columbia University Press: New York.

20.   Sormanti, M. and K. Kayser, Partner support and relationship changes during life-threatening illness: Women's perspectives. Journal of Psychosocial Oncology, 2000. 18(3): p. 45-66.

21.  Taylor-Brown, S. and C. Levine, HIV affected and vulnerable youth. 2000, New York: The Hayworth Press.

22.  Taylor-Brown, S. and L. Wiener, Parents and their children:  Planning in the face of uncertainty, in HIV/AIDS at year 2000, V. Lynch, Editor. 2000, Allyn & Bacon: Boston, MA.

23.  Taylor-Brown, S.: Testimony on behalf of HIV-infected families, in Rochester Task Force of AIDS: Rochester, NY. 2001: Rochester, NY.

24.   Walsh-Burke, K., Matching bereavement sevices to level of need. The Hospice Journal, 2000. 15(1): p. 77-86.

25.   Walsh-Burke, K. and P. Scanlol, Beyond reviving Ophelia: Groups for girls 12-14 and the women who care about them. Social Work With Groups, 2001. 23(1): p. 71-81.

IN PRESS 

1.  Altilio, T., Pain and symptom management, in Clinical social work practice in end-of-life         care, J. Berzoff and P. Silverman, Editors. In press, Columbia University Press: New York.

2.  Arnold, E., Guidelines for end of life counseling and care, in The social worker's desk, A.Roberts and G. Green, Editors. In Press, Oxford University Press: New York.

3.  Arnold, E., The brief adult assessment scale: A validation study. Research on Social Work Practice, In Press.

4.  Blacker, S. and I. Cohen, Family work, in Clinical social work practice in end-of-life care, J. Berzoff and P. Silverman, Editors. In press, Columbia University Press: New York.

5.  Christ, G., New theoretical directions in end-of-life care, in Clinical social work practice in end-of-life care, J. Berzoff and P. Silverman, Editors. In press, Columbia University Press: New York.

6.  Christ, G. and Sormanti, M. Brief treatment in chronic illness, in Brief treatment in social work, B. Dane. In Press, New York University Press, New York.

7.  Christ, G., Sormanti, M. & Francoeur, R. (2001). Chronic physical illness and disability.  InAlex Gitterman (Ed.), Handbook of Social Work Practice with Vulnerable and Resilient Populations, 2nd ed., pp, 124-162, New York: Columbia University.

8.  Cohen, I., Biopsychosocial assessment in interdiciplinary settings, in Clinical social work practice in end-of-life care, J. Berzoff and P. Silverman, Editors. In press, Columbia University Press: New York.

9.  Colon, Y., Telephone and internet support: Individual, family, and group work, in Clinical social work practice in end-of-life care, J. Berzoff and P. Silverman, Editors. In press, Columbia University Press: New York.

10.  Csikai, E., Advanced directives and assisted suicide: Policy implications, in Clinical social work practice in end-of-life care, J. Berzoff and P. Silverman, Editors. In press, Columbia University Press: New York.

11.  Del Rio, N., Access programs. Diversity Currents, 2001. In Press.

12.  Kayser, K. and M. Sormanti, A follow-up study of women with cancer: Their psychological well-being and close relationships. Social work in health care, In press.

13.  Kayser, K. and M. Sormanti, Identity and the illness experience: Issues by mothers with cancer. Illness, crisis and loss: Multidisciplinary linkages, In press. 9(3).

14.  Linder, J., Oncology, in Clinical social work practice in end-of-life care, J. Berzoff and P. Silverman, Editors. In press, Columbia University press: New York.

15.  Okazawa-Rey, M., Death, loss, and meaning in immigrant communities, in Clinical social work practice in end-of-life care, J. Berzoff and P. Silverman, Editors. In press, Columbia University Press: New York.

16.  Simmons, J., Financing the dying, in Clinical social work practice in end-of-life care, J. Berzoff and P. Silverman, Editors. In press, Columbia University Press: New York.

17.  Sormanti, M., et al., The role of community consultants in designing an HIV prevention intervention. AIDS Education and Prevention, In press.

18.  Stein, G. and K. Bonuck, Attitudes on end-of-life care and health care decision-making in the lesbian and gay communities. Journal of Palliative Medicine, 2001. In press.

19.  Stein, G. and K. Bonuck, Physician-patient relations among the lesbianand gay community. Journal of the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association, 2001. In  press.

20.  Stein, G., Disabled populations, in Clinical social work practice in end-of-life care, J. Berzoff and P. Silverman, Editors. In press, Columbia University Press: New York.

21.  Taylor-Brown, S., A. Garcia, and K. E., Cultural competence or cultural chauvinism? Health and Social Work, In press.

UNDER REVIEW

1.   Arnold, E., Mind-body medicine: Application for social work practice. Under Review.

2.   Berzoff, J. and B. Dane, Evaluation of two social work third year certificate programs in end-of-life care. Journal of Social Work Education, In Preparation.

3.  Christ, G., & Siegel, K. Evaluation of a preventive intervention for bereaved children. Under review.

4.   Linder, J., S. Enders, and F. Meyers, Hospice care for the incarcerated in the U.S. Journal of Palliative Care, Under review.

5.   Taylor-Brown, S., Prevention and education for adolescents and children: 1996 to present. Journal of HIV/AIDS, In preparation (Co-Editor, Special Issue on HIV affected and vulnerable youth).