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  • 82: Learning Management System (LMS) Module - Primary Prevention

82: Learning Management System (LMS) Module - Primary Prevention

Tuesday 15th October 2024

Join Craig PoVey, Dr. Doug Coatsworth, and Dr. Zili Sloboda as they discuss primary prevention, risk factors, and evidence-based resources.
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Understanding Primary Prevention: Insights from Leading Experts

Episode Overview

  • Primary prevention focuses on reducing risk factors before problems arise.
  • Evidence-based resources are crucial for effective prevention.
  • Lessons from past campaigns highlight what works and what doesn't.
  • Community programs play a vital role in successful prevention efforts.
  • Compassion is key to making a lasting impact in prevention.
We know prevention doesn't work. I'll just say no.
Ever wondered what 'primary prevention' really means? In this episode of Rural Roads - The RCORPodcast, Craig PoVey, JBS Technical Expert Lead, chats with Dr. Doug Coatsworth and Dr. Zili Sloboda, two giants in the field of prevention. They break down the science behind primary prevention and share lessons learned from early substance use disorder (SUD) prevention efforts. The conversation dives into risk and protective factors and highlights evidence-based resources that can guide practitioners and organisations in their work.
You'll hear about the evolution of prevention strategies, from the 'Just Say No' campaigns to today's more sophisticated approaches. Dr. Sloboda's extensive background in medical sociology and her pioneering work in prevention science are spotlighted, while Dr. Coatsworth's commitment to teaching and connecting with people adds a personal touch. If you're curious about how effective prevention can be or looking for practical resources to implement in your community, this episode is a must-listen.
So, why not give it a go and see how you can make a difference?