Proceedings of the Fourth Biennial National Conference on Health Issues in the Arab American Community

Proceedings of the Fourth Biennial National Conference on Health Issues in the Arab American Community

Proceedings of the Fourth Biennial National Conference on Health Issues in the Arab American Community Dearborn, Michigan May 11–12, 2006 Including Summaries of Pre- and Post-Conference Workshops (May 8–9 and May 13, 2006) Editors: Wael A. Sakr, MD Adnan Hammad, PhD David J. P. Bassett, PhD May Darwish-Yassine, PhD Associate Editors Virginia Hill Rice, PhD, RN Linda Jaber, PharmD Basim Dubaybo, MD Julie Hakim Larson, PhD Ethnicity & Disease Volume 17, Number 2, Supplement 3 An International Journal on Population Differences in Disease Patterns __________________________________________________________CONTENTS PROCEEDINGS FROM THE FOURTH BIENNIAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HEALTH ISSUES IN THE ARAB AMERICAN COMMUNITY SECTION I Introduction ................................................................................................................ S3-1 Wael A. Sakr, MD; Adnan Hammad, PhD; May Darwish-Yassine, PhD SECTION II. HIGHLIGHTS OF KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS .............................................. S3-3 Adnan Hammad, PhD; May Darwish-Yassine, PhD; Wael A. Sakr, MD SECTION III. TOBACCO AND HEALTH A. Overview ............................................................................................................... S3-6 Editors: David J.P. Bassett, PhD; Virginia Hill Rice, PhD, RN B. Commentary on Tobacco: The World’s Leading Cause of Cancer ....................................... S3-8 John R. Seffrin, PhD C. Commentary on the Global Epidemic of Tobacco, A Manufactured Disease. What it Looks Like Today and What’s to Come .......................................................................................... S3-10 Kenneth E. Warner, PhD D. Global Epidemiology and Health Hazards of Tobacco Use: Arab World Patterns .................. S3-13 Omar Shafey, PhD, MPH E. A Review: Depression and Smoking ............................................................................ S3-16 Cynthia L. Arfken, PhD F. Collaborative Research of Tobacco Use and Its Predictors in Arab and Non-Arab American 9th Graders ................................................................................................................ S3-19 Virginia Hill Rice, PhD, RN; Thomas Templin, PhD; Adnan Hammad, PhD; Linda Weglicki, PhD, RN; Hikmet Jamil, MD, PhD; Sharifa Abou-Mediene, MD, MPH G. Tobacco Use Patterns Among High School Students: Do Arab American Youth Differ? .......... S3-22 Linda S. Weglicki, PhD, RN; Thomas Templin, PhD; Adnan Hammad, PhD; Hikmet Jamil, MD, PhD; Sharifa Abou-Mediene, MD, MPH; Mona Farroukh; Virginia Hill Rice, PhD, RN H. Abstract: Patterns of Smoking Among Aleppo University Students ..................................... S3-25 Nizar Akil, MD I. Abstract: Active and Passive Smoking During Pregnancy in Aleppo, Syria: Does It Affect the Outcome? ............................................................................................................ S3-25 Moujahed Hammami, MD; Maed Ramamdan, MD; Ali Sereo, MD SECTION IV. LIFE STYLE AND HEALTH OUTCOMES A. Overview .............................................................................................................. S3-26 Editors: May Darwish-Yassine, PhD; Linda Jaber, PharmD B. Managing Cardiovascular Risk Barriers to Optimal Health Outcomes in the Arab American Patient ........................................................................................................ S3-28 Walid A. Harb, MD C. Depression and Cardiovascular Disease ....................................................................... S3-31 Manuel E. Tancer, MD; Alireza Amirsadri, MD D. Male Infertility in Lebanon: A Case-Controlled Study ..................................................... S3-33 Loulou Kobeissi, DrPH; Marcia C. Inhorn, PhD E. Project Salaam: Assessing Mental Health Needs Among San Diego’s Greater Middle Eastern and East African Communities ............................................................................................. S3-39 Joachim O.F. Reimann, PhD; Dolores I. Rodriguez-Reimann, PhD; Mehboob Ghulan, MD; Mohammed F. Beylouni, PhD F. The Use of Glucose-Lowering Agents and Aspirin Among Arab Americans with Diabetes ........ S3-42 Helen D. Berlie, PharmD; Adnan Hammad, PhD; Linda A. Jaber, PharmD G. Abstract: Asthma, Environmental Risk Factors, and Hypertension Among Arab Americans in the Metro Detroit Area ...................................................................................................... S3-46 Mary Johnson, PhD; Jerome Nriagu, PhD; Adnan Hammad, PhD; Kathryn Savoie, PhD; Hikmet Jamil, MD, PhD SECTION V. REPORT:INTERACTIVE PANEL DISCUSSION ON HEALTH-RELATED POLICY, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, AND CHRONIC DISEASE ................................................... S3-47 Editors: David J.P. Bassett, PhD; May Darwish-Yassine, PhD SECTION VI. GLOBAL HEALTH FROM ARAB AND DEVELOPING WORLD PERSPECTIVES A. Overview .............................................................................................................. S3-50 Editors: Wael A. Sakr, MD; Nizar Akil, MD B. Commentary: The Growing Risk Factors for Noncommunicable Diseases in the Arab World ............................................................................................................... S3-51 Sabri Belqacem, MPA, MD C. Global Health from the Arab and Developing World Perspectives ..................................... S3-53 Hassen Ghannem, MD, MSc D. Chronic Diseases and the Potential for Prevention in the Arab World: The Jordanian Experience ................................................................................................... S3-55 Ali H. Mokdad, PhD SECTION VII. INTEGRATED HEALTH CARE DELIVERY:PAST,PRESENT AND FUTURE.ASSESSMENT OF LOCAL MODELS OF INTEGRATING PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS A. Overview .............................................................................................................. S3-57 Editors: Wael Sakr, MD; Michael Massanari, MD, MS B. Integrated Care in the History of Arab Medicine – A Historical Perspective ......................... S3-59 Samir Yahia, MD C. Integrated Health Care Delivery – A Mandate for Systems Transformation .......................... S3-60 R. Michael Massanari, MD, MS D. Integrating Mental and General Medical Health Care – The Henry Ford Health System Experience ...................................................................................................... S3-62 C. Edward Coffey, MD E. The Oakwood Health Care System Experience .............................................................. S3-64 Issam Khraizat, MD F. Models of Health and Mental Health Integration: ACCESS Community Health and Research Center Model ............................................................................................................ S3-66 Ibrahim Kira, PhD; Adnan Hammad, PhD; Sharifa Abou-Mediene, MD SECTION VIII. MENTAL HEALTH A. Overview .............................................................................................................. S3-70 Editors: Julie Hakim Larson, PhD; Nancy Wrobel, PhD; Adnan Hammad, PhD B. Arab Americans in Publicly Financed Substance Abuse Treatment ..................................... S3-72 Cynthia L. Arfken, MD; Sheryl Pimlott Kubiak, PhD, MSW; Alison L. Koch, BS C. Medical Complaints of Iraqi American People Before and After the 1991 Gulf War .............. S3-77 Hikmet Jamil, MD, PhD; Sylvia Nassar-McMillan, PhD; Richard Lambert, PhD; Adnan Hammad, PhD D. The Physical and Mental Status of Iraqi Refugees and its Etiology ..................................... S3-79 Ibrahim Kira, PhD; Adnan Hammad, PhD; Linda Lewandowski, PhD; Thomas Templin, PhD; Vidya Ramaswamy, PhD; Bulent Ozkan; Jamal Nohanesh E. Hope and Fostering the Well-Being of Refugees from Iraq ............................................... S3-83 Julie Hakim Larson, PhD; Mohamed Farrag, PhD; Hikmet Jamil, MD, PhD; Talib Kafaji, EdD; Husam Abdulkhaleq, MA; Adnan Hammad, PhD F. The Psychosocial Rehabilitation Approach in Treating Torture Survivors .............................. S3-85 Mohamed Farrag, PhD; Husam Abdulkhaleq, MA; Galaleldin Abdelkarim, MA, PhD; Rima Souidan, MSW; Haitham Safo, MA SECTION IX. PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP:REDUCING THE CANCER BURDEN IN ARABS AND ARAB AMERICANS ................................................................................................ S3-88 Editor: Amr Soliman, MD SECTION X. POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: HIV/AIDS IN THE ARAB AMERICAN COMMUNITY: BREAKING THE SILENCE! A. Overview .............................................................................................................. S3-92 Editors: Adnan Hammad, PhD; Miguel Gomez, MA B. Summary Report: Arab Americans and HIV/AIDS in Michigan .......................................... S3-94 Loretta Davis-Satterla, MSA C. Summary Report: HIV/AIDS in the Arab World ............................................................. S3-96 Sabri Belgacem, MPA, MD D. Summary Report: HIV/AIDS in the Middle East and North Africa ...................................... S3-97 Nithya Mani, MPH E. Summary Report: Treating HIV/AIDS ......................................................................... S3-100 Raida Rabah, MD SECTION XI. APPENDICES Conference Committees ............................................................................................. S3-102 Conference Supporters ............................................................................................... 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