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SBI at University of HawaiiPosted by NancyStockert on 20 May 2008 Summary: The University of Hawaii instituted screening and brief intervention at its Manoa campus under a grant from Substance Abuse Mental Health Services AdministrationOrganization: University of Hawaii
OverviewStudents at high risk for alcohol and other drug problems are identified through screening at the health service clinic or through violations of housing or student conduct policies. BASICS intervention is provided.
 EditImplementationThe project was implemented by the Health Promotion Program of University Health Service, U. of Hawaii at Manoa, during the 2005-06 school year. BASICS (Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students) was modified to include online eCHUG. A data gathering session and a feedback session usually take about 1 hour each.
EditEvaluationQualitative and quantitative data are being gathered to evaluate program process and outcome.
EditResultsThe project is accomplishing its numerical goals for screening and intervention. Six-week follow-up data indicate increase of abstinence in students; other data will be analyzed following the completion of the project.
EditBenefitCost per client is within SAMHSA guidelines for the original grant. Cost-benefit analysis will be conducted at project completion.
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