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Prevention programs effective program characteristics

Principle 4 Prevention programs should be tailored to address risks specific to population or audience characteristics, such as age, gender, and ethnicity, to improve program effectiveness. [Pg.425]

The risk of hearing loss depends on several factors work noise and its characteristics, leisure noise and its characteristics, exposure to ototoxic agents and individual susceptibility and the use of hearing protection devices (Pyykko et al., 2007). All these factors potentiate the risk, so interactions between them are important to better understand its effects and to develop hearing prevention programs. [Pg.428]

The use of administrative enforcement is a characteristic of several State programs for excavation damage prevention. The following examples from Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Connecticut illustrate three programs that operate differently but use administrative enforcement to effect safer excavation practices. [Pg.288]

Although a comprehensive presentation of the characteristics of effective school-based prevention and mental health promotion efforts is beyond the scope of this chapter, summaries of two recent program reviews will be presented to represent current thinking on the topic. ... [Pg.303]

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