Substance Misuse Prevention and Economic Analysis: Challenges and Opportunities Regarding International Utility

Guyll, Max; Spoth, Richard; Cornish, Marilyn A.

doi:10.3109/10826084.2012.663276

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“…A second study (Guyll, Spoth, & Cornish, 2012) focused on the prevention of meth use and its subsequent benefits to employers. This study considered the ISFP and the multicomponent SFP 10-14 + LST intervention.…”

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Research on the Strengthening Families Program for parents and youth 10-14: Long-term effects, mechanisms, translation to public health, PROSPER partnership scale up.

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Mason³

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Handbook of Adolescent Drug Use Prevention: Research, Intervention Strategies, and Practice.

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About 10 years ago, a special issue of the journal Prevention Science reviewed the "great progress" that had occurred in the subfield of family-focused preventive intervention research. The summary of almost two decades of effort highlighted how, in particular, the scientific community was well poised to seize an opportunity for larger scale implementa tion and greater public health impact (Spoth, Kavanagh, & Dishion, 2002). Over a decade later, the field has further progressed, and the opportunity for public health impact is even greater, although many challenges remain. In part, one of the articles featured in the special issue reviewed the research to date on the Iowa Strengthening Families Program (subsequently revised and renamed the Strengthening Families Program: For Parents and Youth 10-14 [SFP 10-14]). In this chapter, we recapitulate and update this program of research. Most important, the chapter reflects the progress in the broader field of prevention science. It also illustrates critical opportunities that, when properly seized, could better achieve the public health impact through family-focused prevention. These opportunities are suggested by knowledge gaps addressed through the SFP 10-14 program of research. GAPS ADDRESSED BY THE PROGRAM OF RESEARCHThree decades ago, one of the most salient gaps in the empirical literature on family-focused interventions was the lack of research on universal interventions' effectiveness and on the viability of their sustained, quality implementation. A key reason for the development and subsequent research on the SFP 10-14 was to address these issues.

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Research on the Strengthening Families Program for parents and youth 10-14: Long-term effects, mechanisms, translation to public health, PROSPER partnership scale up.

Spoth¹,

Redmond²,

Mason³

et al. 2015

Handbook of Adolescent Drug Use Prevention: Research, Intervention Strategies, and Practice.

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“…En este caso, la adherencia se entiende como fidelidad al contenido, que se relaciona con la satisfacción de los participantes, con el cumplimiento de las prescripciones de la intervención y la calidad de la implementación (Byrnes et al, 2010;Orte, Ballester, Amer y Vives, 2014;Sexton y Turner, 2010). Los programas con buenos resultados en las evaluaciones de proceso presentan tasas de adherencia más altas (Haevelmann et al, 2013), lo que mejora el potencial de prevención en salud, en calidad de vida, en motivación, tanto de participantes como de profesionales, y en el uso eficiente de los recursos (Guyll, Spoth y Cornish, 2012).…”

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Revisión sistemática de programas de prevención familiar universal: Análisis en términos de eficacia, retención y adherencia

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Adherence is an important aspect of the effectiveness of family interventions for universal drug prevention. Some approaches suggest adherence assessments should be improved because they are partial and do not take into account all dimensions. The objective of the study is to analyze adherence and retention measures used in family intervention programs for the prevention of substance use in young people aged 10-14 years. To this end, the literature was reviewed on universal programs which have obtained good preventive results. The information sources consulted are: PubMed, PsycINFO (EBSCO), PsycArticles (EBSCO), Social Work abstracts (EBSCO), CINAHL (EBSCO) SocIndex (EBSCO), Scopus, Academic Search Premier (EBSCO), SCIC-ISOC, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, ERIC, ScienceDirect, Web of Science, Project Cork, Researchgate, and consultation with experts. The search results show 21 studies belonging to 6 family programs: Strengthening Families Program 10-14, Parents Who Care, Family Check-Up, Linking Lives Health, Prevention of Alcohol use in Students, and Örebro Prevention Program. The studies analyzed provide little information on the different elements involved in adherence. Retention and differential attribution are the data that appear most frequently, while other aspects such as active participation do not appear in the studies. The results are discussed and recommendations are made to improve the evaluation of adherence and retention in family prevention programs.

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Substance Misuse Prevention and Economic Analysis: Challenges and Opportunities Regarding International Utility

Cited by 2 publications

References 49 publications

Research on the Strengthening Families Program for parents and youth 10-14: Long-term effects, mechanisms, translation to public health, PROSPER partnership scale up.

Research on the Strengthening Families Program for parents and youth 10-14: Long-term effects, mechanisms, translation to public health, PROSPER partnership scale up.

Revisión sistemática de programas de prevención familiar universal: Análisis en términos de eficacia, retención y adherencia

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