Eric J. Bailey, PhD, is professor of anthropology and public health at East Carolina University, Greenville, NC.

• Discussing Medical Anthropology, Culture, and Ethnic Populations Health Care IssuesMedical Anthropology and Health CareEthnic Populations in the United States: Health Beliefs and Treatment ActionsAfrican American Health CareAfrican American Health Care: A Cultural Relativistic PerspectiveAfrican American Health Care: A Health Data and Current Research Studies PerspectiveAfrican American Health Care: Alternative Medical PracticesHow to Do Medical Anthropological FieldworkStrategies for Applied Medical Anthropology Health Care ResearchMedical Anthropology Case Studies: Clinic, Community, and Public Health SettingsFieldwork in a Cardiopulmonary ClinicPsychosociocultural Stress and African American WomenFieldwork in a Detroit HospitalA Needs Assessment of a Prenatal Intervention ProgramCulturally Competent Health Screening ProgramsThe Diabetic Patient's Adaptation to Outpatient ClinicHIV/AIDS Counselor Strategies and the African American CommunityA Community's Perception of the Health Care System: Issues of EquityCulture and Health: The Future of African American Health Care ResearchCultural Health Care Strategies for African Americans

Eric J. Bailey, PhD, is professor of anthropology and public health at East Carolina University, Greenville, NC.

• Discussing Medical Anthropology, Culture, and Ethnic Populations Health Care IssuesMedical Anthropology and Health CareEthnic Populations in the United States: Health Beliefs and Treatment ActionsAfrican American Health CareAfrican American Health Care: A Cultural Relativistic PerspectiveAfrican American Health Care: A Health Data and Current Research Studies PerspectiveAfrican American Health Care: Alternative Medical PracticesHow to Do Medical Anthropological FieldworkStrategies for Applied Medical Anthropology Health Care ResearchMedical Anthropology Case Studies: Clinic, Community, and Public Health SettingsFieldwork in a Cardiopulmonary ClinicPsychosociocultural Stress and African American WomenFieldwork in a Detroit HospitalA Needs Assessment of a Prenatal Intervention ProgramCulturally Competent Health Screening ProgramsThe Diabetic Patient's Adaptation to Outpatient ClinicHIV/AIDS Counselor Strategies and the African American CommunityA Community's Perception of the Health Care System: Issues of EquityCulture and Health: The Future of African American Health Care ResearchCultural Health Care Strategies for African Americans

Eric J. Bailey, PhD, is professor of anthropology and public health at East Carolina University, Greenville, NC.

• Discussing Medical Anthropology, Culture, and Ethnic Populations Health Care IssuesMedical Anthropology and Health CareEthnic Populations in the United States: Health Beliefs and Treatment ActionsAfrican American Health CareAfrican American Health Care: A Cultural Relativistic PerspectiveAfrican American Health Care: A Health Data and Current Research Studies PerspectiveAfrican American Health Care: Alternative Medical PracticesHow to Do Medical Anthropological FieldworkStrategies for Applied Medical Anthropology Health Care ResearchMedical Anthropology Case Studies: Clinic, Community, and Public Health SettingsFieldwork in a Cardiopulmonary ClinicPsychosociocultural Stress and African American WomenFieldwork in a Detroit HospitalA Needs Assessment of a Prenatal Intervention ProgramCulturally Competent Health Screening ProgramsThe Diabetic Patient's Adaptation to Outpatient ClinicHIV/AIDS Counselor Strategies and the African American CommunityA Community's Perception of the Health Care System: Issues of EquityCulture and Health: The Future of African American Health Care ResearchCultural Health Care Strategies for African Americans