Effects of Alcohol Interventions on Other Drug Use in the Cherokee Nation. | Center for Native Child and Family Resilience

Abstract

To evaluate effects of 2 alcohol prevention interventions-Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol (CMCA), a community organizing intervention designed to reduce youth alcohol access, and CONNECT, an individual-level screening and brief intervention approach-on other drug use outcomes.

Author Livingston MD; Komro KA; Wagenaar AC; Kominsky TK; Pettigrew DW; Garrett BA

Journal Title American Journal Of Public Health

Publication Year 2017

Publisher American Public Health Association

Type Journal Article

Tribal Role Setting

Level Of Adaptation Tribal Adaptation

Ecological Risk Level Individual/Child

Type Of Intervention Tertiary

Areas Of Focus Child

Risk Factors OTHER (Specify)

Risk Factors (Other) Child alcohol/drug use

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