Description
## Access ##
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This dataset is held in the Edinburgh DataVault, directly accessible only to authorised University of Edinburgh staff. External users may request access to a copy of the data by contacting the Principal Investigator, Contact Person or Data Manager named on this page. Requests for access will not necessarily be granted. University of Edinburgh users who wish to have direct access should consult the information about retrieving data from the DataVault at: https://www.ed.ac.uk/is/research-support/datavault.
Abstract
PRoGRAM-A Pilot Study - PRoGRAM-A (Preventing Gambling Related Harm in Adolescents): a pilot cluster randomised control trial to prevent gambling harm in young people.
PRoGRAM-A is peer-led, social network intervention to protect young people, their friends and family members from gambling related harm (GRH). It is theoretically grounded in diffusion and network intervention theory. Diffusion theory (also referred to as diffusion of innovation theory), explains how new ideas and social norms are introduced and spread throughout communities(16). The application of diffusion theory in intervention design relies on identifying influential people who have expertise and credibility among their peers to promote/create new social norms. Social networks are, therefore, a crucial component to support delivery of diffusion theory.
PRoGRAM-A is modeled on an effective school-based peer-led smoking prevention programme called ASSIST (A Stop Smoking in Schools Trial)
Data sets will include:
Statistical data
Process evaluation data
Social network data analysis
Requests for data will need to be approved by the PI - Dr Fiona Dobbie first.
The Process evaluation data will be anonymised but transcripts may still contain potentially identifiable data. A large proportion of the data will be from young people under the age of 16.
PRoGRAM-A is peer-led, social network intervention to protect young people, their friends and family members from gambling related harm (GRH). It is theoretically grounded in diffusion and network intervention theory. Diffusion theory (also referred to as diffusion of innovation theory), explains how new ideas and social norms are introduced and spread throughout communities(16). The application of diffusion theory in intervention design relies on identifying influential people who have expertise and credibility among their peers to promote/create new social norms. Social networks are, therefore, a crucial component to support delivery of diffusion theory.
PRoGRAM-A is modeled on an effective school-based peer-led smoking prevention programme called ASSIST (A Stop Smoking in Schools Trial)
Data sets will include:
Statistical data
Process evaluation data
Social network data analysis
Requests for data will need to be approved by the PI - Dr Fiona Dobbie first.
The Process evaluation data will be anonymised but transcripts may still contain potentially identifiable data. A large proportion of the data will be from young people under the age of 16.
| Date made available | 24 Jan 2025 |
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| Publisher | Edinburgh DataVault |