Assessing maternal perceptions of harmful effects of drug use during pregnancy

B. L. PERRY ; H. JONES ; M. TUTEN ; D. S. SVIKIS | 2003
Périodique

ENGLISH : Research has shown that perceived risk is an important predictor of health behavior change. In turn, drug use risk education is a vital component of many health campaigns. In pregnant women, perceived risk studies have focused primar[...]

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Comparing homeless and domiciled pregnant substance dependent women on psychosocial characteristics and treatment outcomes

M. TUTEN ; H. E. JONES ; D. S. SVIKIS | 2003
Périodique

ENGLISH : The present study compared pregnant drug-dependent women reporting homelessness (n = 117) or being domiciled (n = 118) at treatment enrollment on initial psychosocial functioning and subsequent drug treatment outcome. Homeless pregna[...]

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Partner violence impacts the psychosocial and psychiatric status of pregnant, drug-dependent women

M. TUTEN ; H. E. JONES ; G. TRAN ; D. S. SVIKIS | 2004
Périodique

The present study compared pregnant, drug-dependent women reporting current partner abuse (n = 26) or no partner abuse (n = 76) at treatment enrollment on initial psychosocial and psychiatric functioning. Abused pregnant women presented with mor[...]

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What if they do not want treatment?: Lessons learned from intervention studies of non-treatment-seeking, drug-using pregnant women

H. E. JONES ; D. SVIKIS ; ROSADO J. ; M. TUTEN ; KULSTAD J. L. | 2004
Périodique

ENGLISH : Despite specialized drug treatment, many pregnant drug-using women do not seek admission to such programs. This study examined two types of brief drug use intervention models for attracting and retaining pregnant women in drug abuse [...]

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