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List of Illustrations | ||
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Preface | ||
Ch. 1 | Navajo Healing and Western Medicine | 1 |
Navajo Traditional Healing | 2 | |
Other Traditional Navajo Medical Practices | 9 | |
Comparisons and Contrasts | 12 | |
Ch. 2 | Toward Acceptance, 1864-1940 | 15 |
Western Medicine Comes to the Navajos | 16 | |
A Growing Government Commitment, Early 1900s | 20 | |
Navajo Healing, 1864-1930 | 24 | |
U.S. Government Medicine during the New Deal | 26 | |
The Navajo Tribal Council | 33 | |
New Deal Attitudes About Traditional Healing | 36 | |
Missionary Medicine in the New Deal | 37 | |
The Rise of the Peyote Religion | 46 | |
Ch. 3 | Acceptance, Loss, and New Expectations, 1941-54 | 50 |
Navajo Health Care, 1940s and Early 1950s | 50 | |
Missionary Medical Care | 56 | |
Breaching Cross-Cultural Barriers | 57 | |
The Navajo Tribal Council | 62 | |
Enter the U.S. Public Health Service | 67 | |
Ch. 4 | A New Provider, 1955-69 | 73 |
The Public Health Service's Introduction to the Navajo Reservation | 74 | |
The Navajo-Cornell Field Health Research Project | 76 | |
Early Tribal-IHS Relations | 80 | |
The IHS and Navajo Health Patterns | 84 | |
State and Local Involvement in Navajo Health Care | 92 | |
Ch. 5 | Medical Self-Determination, 1955-69 | 96 |
Tribal Government and Western Medicine | 96 | |
The Decline of the Medical Mission | 100 | |
Traditional Healing | 105 | |
The Native American Church | 112 | |
Ch. 6 | Patients and Medical Providers, 1955-79 | 115 |
Patient Attitudes About Primary Care | 115 | |
Employee Reactions to the IHS | 123 | |
Ch. 7 | Controversy and New Opportunities, 1970s | 128 |
Health Controversies | 129 | |
The Self-Determination and Health Care Improvement Acts | 134 | |
Navajo Health-Related Agencies | 138 | |
Navajo Health Care Workers | 141 | |
Navajo Community Efforts | 146 | |
Traditional Healers and Self-Determination | 150 | |
Ch. 8 | Cooperation and Control, 1980s and 1990s | 153 |
Navajo Health After 1980 | 154 | |
Federal Indian Health Care Policy and the Navajos | 160 | |
Western Medical Services | 169 | |
Toward Full Control | 178 | |
The Native American Church of Navajoland | 181 | |
Traditional Healing | 183 | |
Conclusion: The "Mystery Illness" | 193 | |
Notes | 201 | |
References | 233 | |
Index | 243 |
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