81. Secondary Available Programs/Curriculum For the secondary Level in the SDFS Library Addicted To nicotine. National Institute On Drug Abuse 1998 http://www.manatee.k12.fl.us/safe/secondary.htm

Books Videos Available Programs/Curriculum For the Secondary Level in the SDFS Library Alcohol, Tobacco, or Other Drug Prevention Curriculum appearing in bold italicized print have been designated as proven programs, which means they have been developed on scientifically based research and have been evaluated over a period of no less than two years. Programs not designated as proven may incorporate proven effective strategies, but lack the data collection to become an overall proven program. Life Skills Training (Middle and Early High School) – A scientific approach backed by 15 years of program evaluation research. A 12 unit comprehensive method of instruction addressing all of the most important factors leading adolescents to use drugs. Teaches a combination of health information, general life skills, and drug resistance skills. Comes with teacher resource book complete with lesson plans and student workbooks. Curriculum In a Box: Substance abuse 2002 (Middle and High School Level) – A successful drug prevention program based on developing healthy coping skills and a sense of personal responsibility and inner strength. Organizes 10 videos, 2 folding displays, and dozens of activities and fact sheets into a comprehensive overview and plan of attack for the dangers of substance abuse. (10) Turning Troubled Kids Around (Middle and High school Level) – A complete student assistance program designed for use by the busy educator and to help set up a school-based program for students who have problems with alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs. Turning Troubled Kids Around is a nine-step program based on the three broad concepts of problem, solution, and plan of action, all layed out in an easy to follow format.

82. SchoolFile Sponsored Publications Page - Health Canada - Tobacco And Schools Ways to help School Staff with their Tobacco Use and health The Scope ofPractice of the secondary School Counselor. ERIC Digest ERIC database http://www.schoolfile.com/hctrp2.htm

Resources and Information on the Internet for Students, Teachers, Public health Nurses and Principals A Virtual File A collection of documents found on the Internet from www.Schoolfile.com for the Canadian Association for School Health This resource has been prepared with support from the Tobacco Reduction Program, Health Canada Introduction This Virtual File has been prepared for the Canadian Association of School Health (CASH) with support from Tobacco reduction Program, Health Canada. CASH is pleased to have this opportunity to gather this list of tobacco related sites for students and teachers. The Association thanks Health Canada for their support. Notes to the Reader The documents and pages in this Virtual 1File have been carefully selected to respond to the items in the Table of Contents. Comments and suggestions would be welcomed by the authors at Schoolfile.' Please send us feedback at schoolfi@netcom.ca Please note that the Web Site addresses (URL's) listed in this document are not linked to this page on our web site. (This slows down the connection, something we wish to avoid.) To facilitate your connections, email this document to yourself. (Look under the "File" section on your browser for the command to do this). If you have a late model email program, it will make the connections to web sites listed in this and other texts automatically for you by clicking on the address (URL) twice quickly.

83. Martha M. Faraday, Ph.D. 19992001 Biobehavioral effects of nicotine in young rats An animal model to Ad hoc reviewer for addiction, Pharmacology Biochemistry Behavior,and http://www.usuhs.mil/mps/Psychology/faculty/Faraday.html

84. CORK Bibliography: Medical Education addiction teaching is limited and often fails to change the negative Medical and health science schools occupy a prestigious place in US society. http://www.projectcork.org/bibliographies/data/Bibliography_Medical_Education.ht

Serving Substance Abuse Professionals Since 1993 Last Update: C O R K O N L I N E powerpoint presentations CORK database search resource materials bibliographies ... home CORK Bibliography: Medical Education 17 citations. 2003 to present Prepared: March 2005 Beaulieu MD; Rivard M; Hudon E; Saucier D; Remondin M; Favreau R. Using standardized patients to measure professional performance of physicians. International Journal for Quality in Health Care 15(3): 251-259, 2003. (24 refs.) Christison GW; Haviland MG. Requiring a one-week addiction treatment experience in a six-week psychiatry clerkship: Effects on attitudes toward substance-abusing patients. Teaching and Learning in Medicine 15(2): 93-97, 2003. (14 refs.) Crome IB; Shaikh N. Undergraduate medical school education in substance misuse in Britain III: Can medical students drive change? Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 11(6): 483-503, 2004. (82 refs.) Hymowitz N; Schwab J; Haddock CK; Burd KM; Pyle, Sara. The Pediatric Residency Training on Tobacco Project: Baseline findings from the resident tobacco survey and observed structured clinical examinations. Preventive Medicine 39(3): 507-516, 2004. (21 refs.)

85. ƼƼº¸µå British Journal of addiction British Journal of Clinical Psychology Child Language Teaching Therapy Children s health Care Cinema Journal http://ebscokorea.co.kr/ttboard/ttboard.cgi?act=view&code=6&bname=OPEN10&page=1

86. Substance Abuse North Florida/South Georgia Veterans health System Substance Abuse Assessment ofcodependency and the enabling of addiction; Assessments of relapse http://www.avapl.org/training/Gainesville/postdoc/substanceabuse.htm

North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System Site hosting provided by: Special Emphasis Area: Substance Abuse Treatment The special emphasis in substance abuse provides an extensive training experience in the assessment and treatment of substance abuse and provides the opportunity to function as part of an interdisciplinary team including (but not limited to) psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, addiction therapists, and nurses. The team provides continuity of care by following a panel of patients across program elements. This training will prepare Fellows to assume clinical, academic, and/or administrative leadership positions wherever they may continue their clinical careers. Below are the specific objectives for this training experience. Assessment and Diagnosis: Diagnosis and classification of substance disorders and substance induced disorders, including an understanding of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) placement criteria and the Addiction Severity Index (ASI). Protocols for co-morbid psychiatric disorders, neuro-cognitive function/impairment, and personality disorders.

87. Mental Health Organizations And Events SOCATYS To SOCAZZ Professional behavioral health resources, including international conferences, The Society for the Study of addiction SSA was founded in 1884. http://www.umdnj.edu/psyevnts/meetingsSOCATYSSOCAZZ.html

Mental Health and Telemedicine Organizations and Their Events A Worldwide Calendar and Locator Resource Maintained by Myron Pulier This Page Runs From SOCATYS- to SOCAZZ- Click here to jump straight to Organizations from SOCATYS- to SOCAZZ- Related Pages Events of Organizations other than SOCATYS- to SOCAZZ- Events Listed by Date Events Listed by City Other Mental Health and Telehealth Resources SEARCH for key words REGISTER your event GET help with this website TRANSLATE to another language Myron Pulier's Home Page List of Organizations from SOCATYS- to SOCAZZ- Society for the Scientific Studies of Reading [SSSR] Society for the Scientific Study of Religion [SSSR] Annual Meeting November 4-6, 2005 : Rochester, Monroe County, NY) Annual Meeting October 20-22, 2006 : Portland, OR) Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality [SSSS] Eastern and Midcontinent Region Conference November 3-6, 2005 : Atlanta, GA) Society for Sex Therapy and Research [SSTAR] Fall Clinical Conference September 16, 2005 : New York, NY) Society for Social Studies of Science [4S] Society for Social Work Administrators in Health Care [SSWAHC ] Society for Social Work Leadership in Health Care [SSCLHC] Society for Social Work and Research ... Annual Meeting October 9-12, 2005 : Estes Park, CO)

88. Disclaimer - Electronic Collection Hong Kong smokers are turning in order to free themselves from nicotine addiction . We concentrate on teaching smokers how to manage living without http://collection.nlc-bnc.ca/100/201/300/cdn_medical_association/cmaj/vol-156/is

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89. Maternal Health And Child Development Prenatal Exposure to nicotine, Cocaine, Marijuana and Opiates Resources Divisionof Mental health, Developmental Disabilities, and Addictive Diseases http://www.psychiatry.emory.edu/PROGRAMS/GADrug/prevention.htm

90. A Study Of The Inclusion Of Science-Technology-Society Topics In Secondary 4 To Science teachers just do not include the approach in their teaching and the overdose and abuse use of drugs, the addictive nature of nicotine and the http://www.fed.cuhk.edu.hk/ceric/cumphil/95clfung/conclusion.htm

Master of Philosophy in Education Thesis Sept 1, 1995 A Study of the Inclusion of Science-Technology-Society Topics in Secondary 4 to 5 Chemistry Syllabuses and Textbooks in Hong Kong FUNG Chi Lun CHAPTER VI RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 6.1 Summary 1. Reliability of Rating For the S4-5 Chemistry Syllabuses, interrater agreements of at least 98.3 % and kappas of at least 0.982 were achieved in the content analyses among the researcher and two experienced chemistry teachers. On the other hand, interrater agreements of at least 96.6% and kappas of at least 0.964 were achieved in the content analyses of S4-5 chemistry textbooks. 2. Overall Inclusion of all STS Topics The overall inclusion of all STS topics in the new Chemistry Syllabus is 28.30 % while the value is 15.14 % in the old Chemistry Syllabus. On the other hand, the overall inclusion of all STS topics in new chemistry textbooks is 21.97% on average while the average value in old chemistry textbooks is 6.87%. 3. Inclusion of Each STS Topic 4. Difference by Overall Inclusion of all STS Topics

91. Mayo Clinic Proceedings Teaching Motivational Interviewing to FirstYear Medical Students to ImproveCounseling If you met a patient with nicotine dependence in the emergency http://www.mayoclinicproceedings.com/inside.asp?AID=497&UID=

92. Neil E. Grunberg, Ph.D Medical Student Teaching Course Director for firstyear medical student 1990 Suzan E. Winders, The effects of stress on levels of nicotine in the rat. http://www.usuhs.mil/mps/Psychology/faculty/Grunberg.html

USUHS Psychology Home faculty Neil E. Grunberg, Ph.D Neil E. Grunberg, Ph.D Phone E mail: ngrunberg@usuhs.mil Professor of Medical and Clinical Psychology Professor of Neuroscience (secondary) Education: Research and Teaching Interests Research Topics: Effects of nicotine in male and female animals and humans, including effects on body weight, feeding, locomotion, attention, and stress responses; Effects of stress on sensory and time perception in humans; Effects of stress on drug actions in animals; Behavioral and neurotoxicity of psychopharmacologically-active drugs. Methods and Approach: Laboratory-based experiments; Behavioral, psychological, and biological measures (including biochemistry and receptor biology). Current Grant Support: The effects of stress, nicotine, and related drugs, USUHS Biobehavioral effects of nicotine in young rats: An animal model to determine how to prevent youth tobacco use, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Behavioral and biological assessment of neuropsychopharmacologic substances, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, interagency agreement

93. Drug And Alcohol Concerns We urge the worldwide healthcare delivery system to follow this example. When the powder form is inhaled, cocaine is a highly addictive central nervous http://archives.umc.org/interior_print.asp?ptid=4&mid=836

94. Health Compare and contrast the fields of behavioral medicine and health psychology . the information/education and guidelines to prevent stress, addictive http://www.tjhsst.edu/~phannah2/health.htm

OBJECTIVES WEB LINKS POWERPOINT READING ... Coping CHAPTER 15 HEALTH, STRESS AND COPING OBJECTIVES: Health: 1. Compare and contrast the fields of behavioral medicine and health psychology. Describe the changes in major causes of death between 1900 and 2. Describe the Paleolithic Prescription. 3. List and explain the three types of psychological controls that are related to health. 4. List and explain the four different models of behavioral control listed in 15-1. 5. Give an original example of the exercise of cognitive control and information control. 6. Describe the psychological control that is experienced by the elderly; explain what the nursing home study can do to help with the loss of this control. 7. Describe the behavioral, emotional and health characteristics of Type A and Type B personalities. What are some possible causes of Type A pattern? Who gets over heart attacks better and why? Which specific components of Type A personality are most strongly linked to heart disease. 8. Compare the specificity and generality theories of the relationship between psychological characteristics and health.

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