Drug Facts
Students reported more frequent use of marijuana during this major global event that started in 2020
COVID-19 pandemic
Name the three target population categories
Universal, selective, indicated
Name the first step in the SPF, during which data is collected to determine the needs of a specific population
Needs assessment
The type of data which often includes text and words instead of numbers
Qualitative data
An old-school approach that attempts to shock and frighten its participants away from engaging in substance use or delinquent behavior; not approved by OASAS
Scare tactic
The symptoms that a longtime user experiences when they attempt to stop using a substance; can include nausea, dizziness, irritability, anxiety, sleep changes, etc.
Withdrawal
This type of prevention program is delivered to subsets of the population that are at higher risk for substance misuse. Ex. children of substance users, children who have dropped out of school
Selective
Name the step in the SPF in which the strategic plan is followed and put into action
Implementation
The term for a program that evaluation research has determined to be effective in preventing or reducing substance misuse
Evidence-based program
The full name of the acronym “SBIRT”
Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment
It can take your brain up to three weeks to recover to full function after using this substance only one time
Marijuana
The level of the socio-ecological model where broader social relationships are formed. Ex. neighborhoods, schools, workplaces
The community level
Name the final step in the SPF, during which information is collected and analyzed to improve effectiveness and make decisions
Evaluation
The accuracy with which a program is implemented
Fidelity
The name of a short-term prevention strategy that delivers standardized brief interventions and other one-on-one interactions
Prevention counseling
One of these vape products contains as much nicotine as one pack of 20 cigarettes; answer must include the specific brand
JUUL pod
This model splits intervention activities across the following domains: promotion, prevention, treatment, maintenance
The Behavioral Health Continuum of Care Model
A one-on-one interview with a person who is familiar with the risk factors or problem behaviors in a population; conducted during a needs assessment
Key informant interview
Fill in the blank: the group of people who an intervention is focusing on and interacting with is called the _______ population
Target
The term for a prevention approach that impacts the community in which people access substances; ex. laws, regulations, policies, media awareness
Environmental change strategy
22.6% of high school students have ever used this type of substance in Monroe County
A vape product
Name the multi-level model that considers risk and protective factors in various settings, including the individual level, the relationship level, etc.
The socio-ecological model
Name the five steps of SAMHSA’s Strategic Prevention Framework
Needs Assessment, Capacity Building, Strategic Planning, Implementation, Evaluation
Name the term for the consideration of community-based values, traditions, and needs of diverse population groups while delivering a program
Cultural competence
The name for a media campaign that targets misperceptions within a population and aims to correct inaccurate beliefs
Social norms campaign