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Interventions for Prevention of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

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Media Campaign and Remotely Delivered Screening and Brief Intervention (CHOICES)

After a media campaign to prepare and recruit Native women, a telephone-based adaption of an evidence-based intervention to prevent alcohol-exposed pregnancies was delivered.
Outcomes :
Medium/Mixed Level of Change
Costs :
Start-Up Cost
High
Ongoing Cost
Low
Cultural Engagment :
Cultural Inclusion
Medium
Tribal Inclusion
Medium
Setting :

Community Wide, Reservation, Rural

Participants :

Young Adult, Adult; Native; Female

Delivery :

Individual, Multi-level, Telephone Call

Staffing Needs :

Not Specified

Research Design :

Pre-/post-intervention data

Developmental stage of research :

Unknown

Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT)

Culturally tailored, web-based Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) administered to AI/AN women of childbearing age.
Outcomes :
Medium/Mixed Level of Change
Costs :
Start-Up Cost
Medium
Ongoing Cost
Low
Cultural Engagment :
Cultural Inclusion
Medium
Tribal Inclusion
Medium
Setting :

Clinical/Healthcare, Reservation, Urban

Participants :

Young Adult, Adult; Native; Female

Delivery :

Individual, e or m/health

Staffing Needs :

Community Member

Research Design :

Randomized controlled experimental design

Developmental stage of research :

Early Stage

Oglala Sioux Tribe (OST) CHOICES Program

The Oglala Sioux Tribe CHOICES Program is a cultural adaptation of an evidence-based intervention to reduce alcohol-exposed pregnancy by reducing drinking and/or improving contraception use.
Outcomes :
Medium/Mixed Level of Change
Costs :
Start-Up Cost
High
Ongoing Cost
Medium
Cultural Engagment :
Cultural Inclusion
Medium
Tribal Inclusion
High
Setting :

Community Wide, Reservation, Urban

Participants :

Young Adult, Adult; Native; Female

Delivery :

Individual, Face-to-Face

Staffing Needs :

Community Member

Research Design :

Pre-/post-intervention data

Developmental stage of research :

Early Stage

Nationwide Primary Prevention of FAS

A nationwide fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) primary prevention project employing public education, training of clinicians, establishing clinics and referrals, and developing prevention materials for Native Americans and Alaska Natives.
Outcomes :
Low Level of Change
Costs :
Start-Up Cost
High
Ongoing Cost
Medium
Cultural Engagment :
Cultural Inclusion
Medium
Tribal Inclusion
Low
Setting :

Community Wide, Clinical/Healthcare, Reservation, Rural, School

Participants :

Child, Adolescent, Young Adult, Adult; Native; Female, Male

Delivery :

Multi-level

Staffing Needs :

Advanced Degree (post BA) Professional, Certified Professional, Community Leader, Educator

Research Design :

Pre-/post-intervention data

Developmental stage of research :

Unknown

Educational Intervention

FAS prevention curriculum that used educational materials (video, study guides, and experiential activities) geared toward Native American middle school students.
Outcomes :
Medium/Mixed Level of Change
Costs :
Start-Up Cost
Medium
Ongoing Cost
Low
Cultural Engagment :
Cultural Inclusion
Medium
Tribal Inclusion
Low
Setting :

School

Participants :

Adolescent; Native; Female, Male

Delivery :

Medium Group

Staffing Needs :

Educator

Research Design :

Pre-/post-intervention data

Developmental stage of research :

Early Stage

Comprehensive Program for High-Risk Women

This comprehensive fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) prevention program included presenting educational materials; screening for alcohol use in prenatal clinics; and providing case management, counseling, personal support, and social and medical services.
Outcomes :
Medium/Mixed Level of Change
Costs :
Start-Up Cost
High
Ongoing Cost
High
Cultural Engagment :
Cultural Inclusion
Low
Tribal Inclusion
Low
Setting :

Clinical/Healthcare, Reservation

Participants :

Adolescent, Young Adult, Adult; Native; Female

Delivery :

Individual

Staffing Needs :

Not Specified

Research Design :

Pre-/post-intervention data

Developmental stage of research :

Early Stage

Enhanced Case Management

Case management (CM) intervention provided to women at high risk of drinking during pregnancy as a part of a comprehensive fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) epidemiology and prevention program.
Outcomes :
Medium/Mixed Level of Change
Costs :
Start-Up Cost
High
Ongoing Cost
Medium
Cultural Engagment :
Cultural Inclusion
None Reported
Tribal Inclusion
Low
Setting :

Reservation

Participants :

Young Adult, Adult; Native; Female

Delivery :

Individual, Face-to-Face, Telephone Call

Staffing Needs :

Certified Professional

Research Design :

Pre-/post-intervention data

Developmental stage of research :

Early Stage

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