Prevention & Research Terminology Flashcards

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What is PRIMARY PREVENTION? Give examples.

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Aims to prevent disease or injury BEFORE IT EVER OCCURS
- legislation to ban substances
- mandate seatbelts
- education materials about not smoking
- immunizations

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What is SECONDARY PREVENTION? Give examples.

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Aims to REDUCE THE IMPACT of a disease or injury that has already occurred
- daily medications
- treatment plan with counseling

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What is TERTIARY PREVENTION? Give examples.

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Aims to SOFTEN THE IMPACT of ONGOING, PROGRESSIVE illness
- support groups

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Public Health Approach
1) What is the problem?
2) What is the cause?
3) What works?
4) How do you do it?

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1) surveillance
2) risk factor identification
3) intervention evaluation
4) implementation

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5
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SAMHSA Prevention Strategies (6)

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Information Dissemination

Prevention Education

Positive Alternatives

Environmental

Community-based Process

ID of Problems & Referral - Tx

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Institute of Medicine Interventions for SUD Prevention : (3) populations

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1) universal - for all members of society
2) selective - targeting high risk individuals & groups
3) indicated - already using substances, not yet developed SUD

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high sensitivity

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low rate of false negatives

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high specificity

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low rate of false positives

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