Carol E. Kaufman, Traci M. Schwinn, Kirsten Black, Ellen M. Keane, Cecelia K. Big Crow
The authors discusses the potential impact that technology might have on the process of evaluating the efficacy of adolescent pregnancy prevention programs in American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) tribal communities as of 2016, and it mentions the challenges that are associated with implementing rigorous evaluation designs and research programs involving members of AI/AN tribes. Online interventions for AI/AN youth and adolescents are examined, along with e-mail and text messages.
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