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The Basics of Substance Abuse Prevention A proposal for categories/items for setting up an inventory on prevention activities Dr. Jens Kalke Institut für interdisziplinäre Sucht- und Drogenforschung (ISD)
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Aims of the Presentation to give an overview of the main criteria & items in practice & research (in Germany) to prepare the inventory of prevention projects in Serbia
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Target Groups (1) universal (general population) selective (risk groups) indicated (risk consumers)
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Target Groups (2) children pupils young people adults teachers …
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Aims of Projects to transfer knowledge to promote life skills to influence attitudes to change or to stabilize behaviour
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Aim: Behaviour (1) to prevent… early onset more consumption dangerous substance use chronic heavy use addiction …
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Aim: Behaviour (2) to strengthen… abstinence controlled use learning to say no tactics to handle risk behaviour …
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Aim: Behaviour (3) to promote… decision making/problem solving creative/critical thinking ability to communicate self-awareness coping with emotions/stress
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Settings kindergarten school family leisure work community
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Substances alcohol nicotine cannabis „party-drugs“ cocaine heroine … (gambling)
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Methods & Means flyer, brochure campaign exhibits video, movie interactive exercises (roleplay etc.) training peer to peer education adventure oriented alternatives …
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Prevention Approaches (I) behavioral prevention = person centered environmental prevention = policy and regulations
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Prevention Approaches (II) current scientific knowlegde: → a policy-mix of behavioral & environmental prevention shows the best effects for example: nicotine prevention in germany (schoolbased prevention, campaigns, bans in school & restaurants, high tax)
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behavioralenvironmentaluniversalselectiveindicated school-programXXX information (flyer, internet)XXXX training for staffXX campaignXX self-exclusion optionXX self-testXX hotlineXX technical limitationsXXX restrictions game-supplyXX restrictions advertisementXX bans for youthXX checking ageXX Policy-Mix of Enviromental- & Behavioral- Prevention in the field of gambling
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Dimension of the Evaluation structure process outcome
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Kind of Evaluator external internal
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Focus of the Evaluation reach acceptance knowledge attitude behavior
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Tools for Monitoring Prevention in Germany Dr. Jens Kalke Institut für interdisziplinäre Sucht- und Drogenforschung (ISD)
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Tools in Germany dot.sys = monitoring system for activities & measures prevnet = database for projects → both are internet-based
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dot.sys (Monitoring System) cooperation project between the Federal Centre of Health Education and the federal states (16) objectives: annual reports of substance abuse prevention analysis of the prevention structure & measures interpretation & discussion about nationwide standards implementation and workflow: data entry by qualified staff of drug prevention services from all states data collection is coordinated by BZgA and regional coordinators data analysis: central and federal level since 2006 in all federal states
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dot.sys (screenshot entry)
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Criteria dot.sys for every measure/activity… setting kind of substance approach aim target group methods/means duration status of evaluation …
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dot.sys-Report 2009 472 prevention workers 388 prevention centers 34,031 measures 52% school-based 47% substance-specific 54% target group: age 14-17 31% evaluated (internal)
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prevnet (project database) cooperation project between the Federal Centre of Health Education and the federal states objectives: open access for projects, papers, documentations, studies more transparent information improving net-working implementation and workflow: more than 1,000 members (experts & prevention workers) data collection is coordinated by BZgA and regional coordinator since 2004
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prevnet (screenshot entry)
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Criteria prevnet for every project… setting kind of substance approach aim target group
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