All Resources for 'Community-Based Prevention'

A Systematic Review of Alcohol Interventions for People Living with and beyond Cancer

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Book
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Treatment
Treatment Settings
Populations
Men
Women

Background

There is a wealth of evidence pointing to a link between alcohol drinking and cancer.  There is also evidence to suggest that people who have been diagnosed with cancer continue to behave in a way which is risky to their health...

Can Health Care Efforts to Reduce Child Behavior Problems Also Reduce Social Risk? Unintended Collateral Benefits in Parent Training

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Scientific article
Themes
Prevention
Treatment
Treatment Settings
Populations
Family
Partner Organisation

Introduction: Lack of family resources, social risk, has been found to negatively impact development of child behavior problems. Thus, improving families’ access to resources, and thereby reducing social risk, would certainly benefit...

Alcohol Problems in the Criminal Justice System: An Opportunity for Intervention

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Book
Themes
Treatment
Treatment Settings
Populations
Family
Law Enforcement
Prisons / Corrections
Responding to Drug-Related Offending 
Health & Justice Responses 
Justice and Diversion

Alcohol is linked with crime, especially violent crime. Many people are incarcerated because of alcohol-related crime. Alcohol is not permitted in prisons except in a very few cases, and illicit use of alcohol in prison is not a major...

Morbidity and Mortality in Homeless Individuals, Prisoners, Sex Workers, and Individuals with Substance Use Disorders in High-Income Countries

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Scientific article
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Addiction
Populations
Men
Women
Law Enforcement
Prisons / Corrections

Summary

Background

Inclusion health focuses on people in extremely poor health due to poverty, marginalisation, and multimorbidity. We aimed to review morbidity and mortality data on four overlapping populations who experience...

Family History of Alcoholism and the Human Brain Response to Oral Sucrose

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Scientific article
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Treatment
Treatment Settings
Populations
Family
Men
Women
Public Health

Abstract

A heightened hedonic response to sweet tastes has been associated with increased alcohol preference and alcohol consumption in both humans and animals. The principal goal of this study was to examine blood oxygenation level...

Health Care Students’ Attitudes about Alcohol Consumption during Pregnancy

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Scientific article
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Populations
Women
Public Health

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This article explores medical, midwifery, and nurse practitioner students’ attitudes about women who may consume alcohol throughout their pregnancies. Twenty-one health care students responded to a scenario-based vignette...

Treatment for Opioid Use and Outcomes in Older Adults

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Scientific article
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Treatment
Treatment Settings
Populations
Men
Women

Abstract

Background

Historically, issues relating to problem substance use among older people have received little attention, and have only recently been recognised.

Methods

A literature review of relevant material was conducted in...

“No Alcohol Is Recommended, but . . .”: Health Care Students’ Attitudes about Alcohol Consumption during Pregnancy

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Format
Scientific article
Themes
Populations
Women
Public Health

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Canadian findings suggest that health care providers require further training and education to support their work preventing fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD). However, the knowledge and training of health care students in...

The Diverse Reasons for Using Novel Psychoactive Substances

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Scientific article
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Psychoactive Substances
Public Health

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Background

The increasing number of legally ambiguous and precarious Novel Psychoactive Substances (NPS) constitutes a challenge for policy makers and public health. Scientific and more in-depth knowledge about the motivations...

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