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Reducing Tobacco Use Among Youth: Community Based Approaches (Reference Guide)
Prevention Enhancement Protocols System (PEPS), No. 1
Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (US).
Rockville (MD): Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (US); 1997.
Report No.: (SMA)97-3146
Contents
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- Preface
- Context of This Guideline
- The PEPS Process
- This Guideline
- References
- 1. The Problem of Tobacco Use Among Youth
- 2. Community-Based Prevention
- 3. Analysis and Recommendations
- Organization of This Chapter
- Organization of the Evidence Into Approaches
- Analysis of Evidence
- Prevention Approach 1: Economic Interventions
- Prevention Approach 2: Counteradvertising
- Prevention Approach 3: Retailer-Directed Interventions
- Prevention Approach 4: Multicomponent School-Linked Community Approaches
- Prevention Approach 5: Tobacco-Free Environment Policies
- Prevention Approach 6: Restriction of Advertising and Promotion
- Recommendations for Practice
- Community-Based Approaches: General Recommendations
- References
- Practice Cases Reviewed
- 4. Tobacco Prevention Intervention: Implementation Action Plan
- Appendices
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