Development of an Intervention Program to Reduce High-risk Alcohol Consumption in Ongjin
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.Ongjin-gun, Incheon City, developed a targeted intervention to combat its high rate of high-risk drinking. The program, tailored to the island
Area Of Science
- Public Health
- Community Health Interventions
- Alcohol Use Disorder Prevention
Background
- Ongjin-gun, Incheon City, had the highest rate of high-risk drinking in 2022.
- The region faces unique challenges including policy gaps, limited infrastructure, and a high elderly population.
Purpose Of The Study
- To develop and design a community-specific intervention program to reduce high-risk drinking in Ongjin-gun.
- Address the unique characteristics and needs of the Ongjin-gun population.
Main Methods
- A literature review and consultations with local adults informed the intervention model.
- On-site monitoring and a six-visit pilot implementation ensured practical feedback and validity.
- Program components were designed based on regional characteristics and policy gaps.
Main Results
- An intervention program was developed comprising door-to-door education, physical activity alternatives, community moderation, youth awareness, and public campaigns.
- The program addressed specific regional factors like island setting, Special Act support, limited healthcare, and an off-site public health center.
Conclusions
- Ongjin-gun shows potential for reducing high-risk drinking with ongoing support.
- Sustained policy support for healthcare and recreation is crucial for this underserved region.
- Comprehensive, multifaceted support is essential for effective high-risk drinking prevention.
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