4.9.6 Environmental Limit access to substances If you selected Strategy” as the Indirect “Environmental Strategy Purpose Change culture and context within which Service Type (item 4.9.3), indicate the purpose. Select all decisions about substance use or sexual that apply. If you select enter a description of the “Other,” behaviors are made purpose. Change physical design of the environment (e.g., improve lighting, add emergency phones) Reduce negative consequences associated with substance use or risky sexual behaviors Enhance access or reduce barriers to prevention and healthcare resources Increase access to condoms or other forms of protection Change social Reduce glamorization of substance abuse Increase pricing of alcohol Increase penalties or sanctions Capacity/coalition building Educate for policy change Increased access to viral hepatitis vaccine Other (Specify)
4.9.6 Environmental Strategy Purpose Limit access to substances Change culture and context within which decisions about substance use or sexual behaviors are made Change physical design of the environment (e.g., improve lighting, add emergency phones) Reduce negative consequences associated with substance use or risky sexual behaviors Enhance access or reduce barriers to prevention and healthcare resources Increase access to condoms or other forms of protection Change social Reduce glamorization of substance abuse Increase pricing of alcohol Increase penalties or sanctions Capacity/coalition building Educate for policy change Increased access to viral hepatitis vaccine Other (Specify) If you selected “Environmental Strategy” as the Indirect Service Type (item 4.9.3), indicate the purpose. Select all that apply. If you select “Other,” enter a description of the purpose.
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