209
Participants
Start Date
March 31, 2012
Primary Completion Date
April 30, 2013
Study Completion Date
April 30, 2013
Multi-media WINGS
This one-hour computerized multimedia IPV prevention service tool features the same activities as the comparison condition, but these core elements are translated into interactive tools and culturally tailored video vignettes designed to enhance learning and provide individualized feedback. Thus, the multimedia service tool acts as a roadmap for this service session, prompting participants through the IPV screening, providing psycho-educational content on IPV and how IPV may interact with their substance misuse, providing individualized feedback on their IPV risks based on the screening e, creating a safety plan, defining relationship safety goals and identifying IPV-related service needs, and generating a personal plan for accessing services and contacting agency representative.
Caseworker Delivered WINGS
The content for the comparison service condition incorporates the core elements of best practices for IPV screening, safety planning and referrals recommended by the American Medical Association and previous service research. It also contains brief psycho-educational content on recognizing IPV and how IPV may contribute to drug use and recidivism drawn from previous interventions and demonstrated to have promising effects in reducing rates of both IPV and drug use.
Bronx Community Solutions, New York
Bronx Probation, New York
Brooklyn Probation, Brooklyn
National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
NIH
Columbia University
OTHER