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Feasibility and Acceptability of e-Screening and Brief Intervention and Tailored Text Messaging for Marijuana Use in Pregnancy

机译：e-screening的可行性和可接受性，并在怀孕中使用大麻使用的短暂干预和量身定制的短信

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Background: There are at present no evidence-based interventions for marijuana use during pregnancy, despite it being by far the most commonly used illicit drug during pregnancy. Lack of treatment-seeking, combined with implementation challenges, has limited the extent to which at-risk women receive interventions of any kind. This study sought to evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of two high-reach technology-based interventions: electronic screening and brief intervention (e-SBI) and tailored text messaging, delivered either alone or in combination. Materials and Methods: In this exploratory feasibility trial, pregnant women seeking prenatal care services and scoring positive for marijuana use risk (n = 45) were randomly assigned to e-SBI, text messaging, or e-SBI plus text messaging. We examined completion rates and acceptability ratings as a function of intervention condition and participant characteristics. Results: All participants assigned to receive the e-SBI (n = 30) were able to complete it during the in-clinic baseline session. Participants assigned to text messaging (n = 30) received a median of 24 text messages before giving birth; 6 of 30 (20%) chose to end text messages before giving birth. Acceptability ratings for the e-SBI were high, with most being above 4.4 on a 5-point scale (e.g., for ease of use, respectfulness, and helpfulness). Acceptability ratings for some aspects of the texting intervention were also high (e.g., for ease of understanding and respectfulness). Participants in the combined e-SBI plus texting condition chose to stop messages at a rate of 13.3% (2 of 15), versus 26.7% (4 of 15) in the texting-only condition (p = 0.37). Conclusions: These two high-reach intervention elements showed strong feasibility and modest to high acceptability. Future efforts evaluating efficacy are warranted, and should specifically examine the possibility that combining text messaging with a brief intervention may promote retention.
机译：背景：目前没有基于持有的循证干预措施为妊娠期间的大麻使用，尽管它在怀孕期间是最常用的非法药物。寻求缺乏待遇，结合实施挑战，有限于风险妇女接受任何类型的干预的程度。本研究寻求评估两种高达达技术的干预措施的可行性和可接受性：电子筛选和简要干预（E-SBI）和量身定制的文本消息，单独或组合交付。材料和方法：在本探索性可行性试验中，寻求产前护理服务和对大麻使用风险（n = 45）寻求产前护理服务的孕妇（n = 45）被随机分配给E-SBI，短信或E-SBI PLUS文本消息。作为干预条件和参与者特征的函数，我们检查了完成率和可接受性评级。结果：分配给接收E-SBI（n = 30）的所有参与者都能够在临床内基准会议期间完成。分配给短信（n = 30）的参与者在分娩前收到了24条短信的中位数;在分娩前选择30（20％）选择结束短信。 E-SBI的可接受性评级很高，大多数高于4.4，5分尺寸（例如，易于使用，尊重和助人）。发短信干预的某些方面的可接受性评级也很高（例如，易于理解和尊重）。合并的E-SBI加入条件中的参与者选择以13.3％（共15个）的速率停止信息，而在短信的条件下，26.7％（15个）（p = 0.37）。结论：这两个高达耕作元素表现出强烈的可行性和适度的可接受性。有保证未来评估疗效的努力，并应具体检查与简要干预结合短信的可能性可能会促进保留。

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