Multi-Level Cultural Intervention for the Prevention of Suicide and Alcohol Use Risk with Alaska Native Youth: a Nonrandomized Comparison of Treatment Intensity

Keyphrases

• Alcohol Use 100%
• Yup'ik 100%
• Treatment Comparison 100%
• Alaska Native Youth 100%
• Suicide Prevention 100%
• Treatment Intensity 100%
• Cultural Intervention 100%
• Non-randomized Comparison 100%
• Intervention Effect 50%
• Reflective Processes 50%
• Community-based 25%
• Health Disparities 25%
• Protective Factors 25%
• Cultural Differences 25%
• Young People 25%
• Alcohol Risk 25%
• Determinants of Health 25%
• Suicide Risk 25%
• Alcohol Use Disorder 25%
• Alcohol-related Consequences 25%
• Suicide 25%
• Family Community 25%
• Primary Determinants 25%
• Directional Dependence 25%
• Individual Influence 25%
• Strengths-based 25%
• Intervention Engagement 25%
• Community Comparison 25%
• Theory of Change 25%
• Family Influence 25%
• Peer Influence 25%
• Mixed-effects Regression Model 25%
• Sobriety 25%
• Community Treatment 25%
• Community Influence 25%
• Risk Process 25%
• Alaska Native People 25%
• Local Adaptive 25%
• Local Practices 25%
• Youth Age 25%
• Direct Intervention 25%
• Local Culture 25%
• Low-intensity Intervention 25%
• Local Expertise 25%
• Intervention Use 25%
• Intervention Modules 25%
• Indigenous Theory 25%
• Influence Level 25%

Psychology

• Alcohol Abuse 100%
• Determinants of Health 50%
• Health Disparity 50%
• Regression Model 50%
• Peer Influence 50%
• Mixed Effect Regression 50%
• Family Influence 50%
• Alcohol Use Disorder 50%