What does JACH stand for?

In fact, a Journal of American College Health article (Brindis and Reyes 1997, 11 41) asked how college health programs could continue this strategy when "students and families argue that, because they already have HMO coverage or some other insurance plan, they should not have to pay for a second, college health fee" Parental frustrations grew further when they recognized they were actually paying three times--to keep their child on their insurance, for the health fee, and for additional expenses such as laboratory tests uncovered by campus plans (Liang, forthcoming).

American College Health Association, The American College Health Association National College Health Assessment (ACHANCHA), spring 2003 reference group report, Journal of American College Health, 2005, 53(5):199-210.

Journal of American College Health, 55(6), 374-375.

Yet a 2004 article by Foote in Journal of American College Health indicated that only 32 percent of college health centers routinely screen and only 12 percent use a standardized, approved screen.

Journal of American College Health, 48(3), 111-118.

A survey of 747 college administrators published in the Journal of American College Health in 2004 found that 81% of administrators at four-year colleges said students' alcohol use was a major problem on their campus.

The findings, published in the Journal of American College Health, are consistent with recent surveys that highlighted binge drinking in the two countries.

A study published this year in the Journal of American College Health found 51 percent of the colleges surveyed in the mid-Atlantic region didn't distribute the pills to students, most commonly for religious reasons, followed by staffing and funding issues.