Awareness of peers in recovery and of a campus collegiate recovery community at a university in the southeastern United States.
Awareness of peers in recovery and of a campus collegiate recovery community at a university in the southeastern United States.
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同行对康复的认识以及对美国东南部一所大学校园大学康复社区的认识。
DOI：
10.1080/07448481.2023.2209196
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2023
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Finch,AndrewJ
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Jurinsky,Jordan;Perkins,JessicaM;Satinsky,EmilyN;Finch,AndrewJ
2019年秋季，一所私立大学的237名不同专业的本科生参加了一项匿名在线调查。方法参与者报告了他们是否知道当地的CRC，他们是否知道恢复中的同龄人，社会人口特征，等信息多变量修改后的泊松回归模型拟合估计相关的CRC和同行recovery.ResultsOverall的认识，34%的CRC和39%知道同行在恢复。后者是与希腊生活的一员，一个大三或大四，经常使用的物质，并亲自在recovery.ConclusionsFuture研究应探讨如何提高认识的CRC和评估的作用，学生之间的连接在恢复和同龄人在校园。
ObjectiveLittle is known about the extent of student awareness about collegiate recovery communities (CRCs) and of peers in recovery.ParticipantsA convenience sample of 237 undergraduate students from a diverse major at a private university participated in an anonymous online survey in Fall 2019.MethodsParticipants reported whether they knew about the local CRC, whether they knew a peer in recovery, sociodemographic characteristics, and other information. Multivariable modified Poisson regression models were fitted to estimate correlates of awareness of the CRC and of peers in recovery.ResultsOverall, 34% were aware of the CRC and 39% knew a peer in recovery. The latter was associated with being a member of Greek life, a junior or senior, using substances regularly, and personally being in recovery.ConclusionsFuture research should explore ways to increase awareness of CRCs and assess the role of connections between students in recovery and peers across campus.