Adolescent Drug Abuse Diagnosis (ADAD) vs. Health of Nation Outcome Scale for Children and Adolescents (HoNOSCA) in clinical outcome measurement.

BACKGROUND: The Adolescent Drug Abuse Diagnosis (ADAD) and Health of Nation Outcome Scales for Children and Adolescents (HoNOSCA) are both measures of outcome for adolescent mental health services. AIMS: To compare the ADAD with HoNOSCA; to examine their clinical usefulness. METHODS: Comparison of the ADAD and HoNOSCA outcome measures of 20 adolescents attending a psychiatric day care unit. RESULTS: ADAD change was positively correlated with HoNOSCA change. HoNOSCA assesses the clinic's day-care programme more positively than the ADAD. The ADAD detects a group for which the mean score remains unchanged whereas HoNOSCA does not. CONCLUSIONS: A good convergent validity emerges between the two assessment tools. The ADAD allows an evidence-based assessment and generally enables a better subject discrimination than HoNOSCA. HoNOSCA gives a less refined evaluation but is more economic in time and possibly more sensitive to change. Both assessment tools give useful information and enabled the Day-care Unit for Adolescents to rethink the process of care and of outcome, which benefited both the institution and the patients.

Transversalidad en el aula de inglés : just say no : a drug abuse prevention unit.

Contiene: Proyecto, Versión española reducida y comentario de los alumnos sobre alcohol, no gracias. Anexo Memoria en C- Innov 106. El ejemplar con número de registro 134902 no tiene ni la versión española reducida ni los comentarios de los alumnos. Premios Nacionales a la Innovación Educativa del CIDE 1998

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Cost-benefit, cost-effectiveness research of drug abuse prevention : implications for programming and policy /

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Mortality data from the Drug Abuse Warning Network, 2001.

"January 2003."

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