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J Am Med Womens …, 1998
OBJECTIVES: To assess the awareness of emergency contraception (EC) among inner-city adolescents ... more OBJECTIVES: To assess the awareness of emergency contraception (EC) among inner-city adolescents attending a general primary health care clinic. METHOD: 197 patients filled out an anonymous 28-item survey on sexual activity, experience with contraceptives, attitude toward ...
The Journal of Primary …, 2001
Programs to prevent substance use among high risk youth can pose numerous challenges for program ... more Programs to prevent substance use among high risk youth can pose numerous challenges for program evaluators including FEASIBILITY ISSUES . For each of these challenges specific solutions are offered for researchers and practitioners. In general the solutions relate to three themes; 1) incorporate evaluation early into program design; 2) develop a strong partnership with program staff; and 3) be flexible. Also addressed are the need to acknowledge possible bias toward documenting positive outcomes as well as the need to customize evaluation designs for different settings and populations.
Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 1989
In data from two cohorts of urban adolescents, measures of coping through support-seeking from pe... more In data from two cohorts of urban adolescents, measures of coping through support-seeking from peers and adults were related to indices of cigarette smoking and alcohol use. Peer support was positively related to substance use, whereas parental and other adult support were ...
American Journal of Public Health, 2006
This analysis describes the planning and implementation of a development project to build infrast... more This analysis describes the planning and implementation of a development project to build infrastructure and capacity for correctional and community health research in a college of criminal justice. Partnering with a research-intensive university, the 3-year project recruited 112 faculty and student trainees for mentored research, extramural and intramural training, subsidized conference travels, and new course offerings. A network of 34 “nuclear” investigators emerged as a cohesive infrastructure from the experience producing 21 refereed publications, 18 conference presentations, and nine grant applications in correctional and community health. A sustainability plan has been executed to consolidate the gains achieved. Lessons are discussed.
J Am Med Womens …, 1998
OBJECTIVES: To assess the awareness of emergency contraception (EC) among inner-city adolescents ... more OBJECTIVES: To assess the awareness of emergency contraception (EC) among inner-city adolescents attending a general primary health care clinic. METHOD: 197 patients filled out an anonymous 28-item survey on sexual activity, experience with contraceptives, attitude toward ...
The Journal of Primary …, 2001
Programs to prevent substance use among high risk youth can pose numerous challenges for program ... more Programs to prevent substance use among high risk youth can pose numerous challenges for program evaluators including FEASIBILITY ISSUES . For each of these challenges specific solutions are offered for researchers and practitioners. In general the solutions relate to three themes; 1) incorporate evaluation early into program design; 2) develop a strong partnership with program staff; and 3) be flexible. Also addressed are the need to acknowledge possible bias toward documenting positive outcomes as well as the need to customize evaluation designs for different settings and populations.
Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 1989
In data from two cohorts of urban adolescents, measures of coping through support-seeking from pe... more In data from two cohorts of urban adolescents, measures of coping through support-seeking from peers and adults were related to indices of cigarette smoking and alcohol use. Peer support was positively related to substance use, whereas parental and other adult support were ...
American Journal of Public Health, 2006
This analysis describes the planning and implementation of a development project to build infrast... more This analysis describes the planning and implementation of a development project to build infrastructure and capacity for correctional and community health research in a college of criminal justice. Partnering with a research-intensive university, the 3-year project recruited 112 faculty and student trainees for mentored research, extramural and intramural training, subsidized conference travels, and new course offerings. A network of 34 “nuclear” investigators emerged as a cohesive infrastructure from the experience producing 21 refereed publications, 18 conference presentations, and nine grant applications in correctional and community health. A sustainability plan has been executed to consolidate the gains achieved. Lessons are discussed.