Huihuang Zhou, Manman Zhang, Shaoru Chen, Ying Yang, Jianwu Wang
Analysis of child mortality under 5 years old in Liuyang City from 2013 to 2020
Zhong nan da xue xue bao. Yi xue ban = Journal of Central South University. Medical sciences
adolescents increasingly view cannabis substance limited harm propensity engage risky driving combined relative driving inexperience places adolescents heightened risk harm resulting impaired driving driver education provides opportunity help prevent reduce risks yet interventions address cannabisimpaired driving especially impairment simultaneous use cannabis alcohol adapted singlesession primary care brief intervention chat driver education programs first conducted two focus groups adolescents aged 1517 years n 6 n 5 enrolled driver education programs feedback integrated prototype online intervention called webchat focuses preventing alcohol cannabisimpaired driving next recruited new sample adolescents user tested webchat n 8 provided qualitative survey feedback analyzed qualitative data using classic content analysis grouped themes according feasibility acceptability webchat participants suggested webchat adolescent narrators short informal interactive videos satisfaction surveys n 8 88 participants would recommend webchat friend 88 reported learned helpful skills regarding impaired driving general acceptability also reflected interviews n 6 100 would recommend intervention friend 100 indicated overall positive impressions 67 stated easy use participants reported helpful learn negative effects cannabis alcohol driving behavior voicing webchat would help adolescents make informed decisions soliciting adolescent perspectives critical developing interventions targeting cannabis use increasingly permissive attitudes perceptions minimal risk associated use current study highlights feedback help increase feasibility acceptability interventions