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Rev Elec Psic Izt 2018; 21 (2)

Effectiveness evaluation of the piba module on the specialization “health promotion and adictive behavior prevention”, as an online tecnology transfer strategy

Martínez MKI, Contreras-Pérez ME, De-Loera CJM, Pedroza CFJ, Morales CS

Language: Spanish
References: 16
Page: 590-603
PDF size: 436.66 Kb.


ABSTRACT

There’s a huge need for people who are drugs abusers to be treated with evidence based programs, therefore training therapists in this kind of programs is crucial. Online training it’s a viable option which is cost effective for technology transfer and that’s why the UNAM designed an online addiction specialization including a module of the breve intervention program for adolescents that are starting the use of alcohol and other drugs (PIBA) (Martínez, Salazar, Ruiz, Barrientos y Ayala, 2005, 2009, 2012), which is an evidence based program. This paper analyses the evaluation of the health professionals of the online training process of the PIBA module, to prove the platform’s efficiency on the technology transfer process. The use of the online platform was successful, proving online training is a viable and relevant solution which allows the diffusion of intervention programs to more therapists at a lower cost and, therefore, allows a better attention to the community which is affected with drug abuse.


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