"Iwas abuso, sariling sikap tayo part II" a reinforced campaign against drug abuse in Area 1, 3 And 4 Phase II, Dagat-Dagatan, Malabon, Merto Manila / Romane Pilar, Peggy Pineda, Rizalina Principe, Mir-I-Nisa Puy, Mayalyn Que, Renato Ranola, Evelyn Resultay, Margarita Reyes, Susana Felisa Reyes, Claudette Ricero, Reynaldo Rivera, Stella Marie Rondilla, Nida Pauline Rosete, Raquel Rumbauna, Susana Josefa Salaveria, Ramses Paul Savanera, Alejandro Sandiko, Carmela San Luis, Romelia Santiago, Susie Santos, Josierina Sarmiento and Thadeus Sanchez.

Contributor(s): Language: english Publication details: Manila: Department of Community and Family Medicine, FEU-NRMF, 1995.Description: illustrations, photos, tables; 28 cmContent type:

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M CFM 1995 0013

Summary: Abstract: A sportsfest had been sponsored to increase the participation of core group leaders and members in the ongoing action program against drug abuse. A total of 103 participants represented a 202.94% increase from the previous 26.13%. Such activity also provided an alternative against drug abuse. A total of thirteen newly elected core group leaders and officers underwent a lecture and workshop on leadership. Pre-test and post-test evaluation done to determine their baseline knowledge on leadership showed a significant increase of 12.30%. As part of the reinforcement of the campaign against drug abuse, information dessimination on the commonly abused drugs and their adverse effects have been attained showing a significant difference in the prre-test and post test evaluation from 66% to 81% respectively.

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Abstract: A sportsfest had been sponsored to increase the participation of core group leaders and members in the ongoing action program against drug abuse. A total of 103 participants represented a 202.94% increase from the previous 26.13%. Such activity also provided an alternative against drug abuse. A total of thirteen newly elected core group leaders and officers underwent a lecture and workshop on leadership. Pre-test and post-test evaluation done to determine their baseline knowledge on leadership showed a significant increase of 12.30%. As part of the reinforcement of the campaign against drug abuse, information dessimination on the commonly abused drugs and their adverse effects have been attained showing a significant difference in the prre-test and post test evaluation from 66% to 81% respectively.

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