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Table 3 Summary of identified clinical trials

From: The search for relevant outcome measures for cost-utility analysis of systemic family interventions in adolescents with substance use disorder and delinquent behavior: a systematic literature review

ID

Authors

Year

Population

Age

Number

Effect measures

22

Arnold EM, Kirk RS, Roberts AC, Griffith DP, Meadows K, Julian J.

2003

incarcerated, sexually abused adolescent females

12–17

100

Multidimensional Adolescent Assessment Scale (MAAS)

23

Borduin CM, Mann BJ, Cone LT, Henggeler SW, Fucci BR, Blaske DM, Williams RA

1995

juvenile offenders

12–17

176

Symptom Checklist-90 (SCL-90-R);Revised Behavior Problem Checklist (RBPC); Family adaptability and cohesion evaluation scales-II (FACES-II); Nine-item unrevealed differences questionnaire-revised; Peer relations inventory (MPRI)

24

Borduin CM, Schaeffer CM, Heiblum N.

2009

juvenile sexual offenders

Mean 14

48

Global Severity Index (GSI) of the Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI); Revised Behavior Problem Checklist (RBPC); Family Adaptability and Cohesion Evaluation Scales II (FACES-II); 13-item Missouri Peer Relations Inventory (MPRI); Youth reports of the Self Report Delinquency Scale (SRD)

25

Brown SA, D'Amico EJ, McCarthy DM, Tapert SF.

2001

adolescents treated for alcohol and drug problems

14–18

166

Customary drinking and drug use record (CDDR); Hollingshead classification system; Health problems composite index

26

Burleson JA, Kaminer Y, Goldston DB, Haberek R

2005

Adolescent Alcohol Abuse or Alcohol Dependence Disorder

12–18 years; average 15.9

177

Suicidal Ideation Questionnaire (SIQ-JR); Teen Addiction Severity Index (T-ASI); Diagnostic interview scale for children (self-administered Voice-DISC)

27

Burleson JA, Kaminer Y.

2005

adolescents with substance use disorder

13–18

88

Situational confidence questionnaire (SCQ); Diagnostic interview schedule for children (DISC-C)

28

Cornelius JR, Douaihy A, Bukstein OG, Daley DC, Wood SD, Kelly TM, Salloum IM.

2011

adolescents with alcohol use disorder (AUD) and major depressive disorder (MDD)

15–20

75

Hamilton rating scale for depression (HAM-D-27); Beck Depression Index (BDI); Timeline follow-back method (TLFB)

29

D'Amico EJ, Ellickson PL, Wagner EF, Turrisi R, Fromme K, Ghosh-Dastidar B,Longshore DL, McCaffrey DF, Montgomery MJ, Schonlau M, Wright D.

2005

adolescents with alcohol and other drug problems (AOD)

13–19

289

Perceived stress scale; Revised way of coping checklist

30

Dembo R, Shemwell M, Guida J, Schmeidler J, Pacheco K, Seeberger W

1998

juvenile offenders

Mean 14

62

SCL-90-R

31

Dembo R, Wothke W, Livingston S, Schmeidler J

2002

juvenile offenders

11–18; mean 14.5

278

SCL-90-R

32

Dennis M, Godley S H, Diamond G, Tims F M, Babor T, Donaldson J, Liddle H, Titus J C, Kaminer Y, Webb C, Hamilton N, Funk R

2004

adolescent cannabis users

15–16

600

GAIN

33

Dennis M, Titus JC, Diamond G, Donaldson J, Godley SH, Tims FM, Webb C, KaminerY, Babor T, Roebuck MC, Godley MD, Hamilton N, Liddle H, Scott CK; C. Y. T.Steering Committee.

2002

cannabis dependence or abuse in adolescents

12–18

600

Drug Abuse Treatment Cost Analysis Program (DATCAP); Global Appraisal of Individual Needs (GAIN); Adolescent Reasons for Quitting (ARFQ); Family Environment Scale (FES); Friends, Family and Self (FFS); Adolescent Relapse Coping Questionnaire (ARCQ); SCID II personality questionnaire (SPQ); Dimensions of Temperament Revised (DOTS); Child Behavioral Checklist (CBCL)

34

Gil AG, Wagner EF, Tubman JG

2004

juvenile offenders

14–19

213

Timeline follow-back interview (TLFB);Problem recognition questionnaire (PRQ)

35

Glisson C, Schoenwald SK, Hemmelgarn A, Green P, Dukes D, Armstrong KS, Chapman JE

2010

delinquent youth

9–17

child behavior checklist (CBCL)

Child behavior checklist (CBCL)

36

Godley SH, Garner BR, Passetti LL, Funk RR, Dennis ML, Godley MD.

2010

adolescents with substance use disorder

12–18

320

GAIN Substance Problem Scale (SPS); DATCAP

37

Godley SH, Hedges K, Hunter B.

2011

adolescents with substance use

10–18

2141

GAIN

38

Hall JA, Smith DC, Easton SD, An H, Williams JK, Godley SH, Jang M

2008

youth in outpatient treatment for substance abuse

12–18

404

GAIN

39

Harold GT, Kerr DC, Van Ryzin M, Degarmo DS, Rhoades KA, Leve LD.

2013

adolescent girls in juvenile justice system

13–17

166

Brief symptom inventory (BSI)

40

Henderson CE, Dakof GA, Greenbaum PE, Liddle HA.

2010

adolescent drug abuse and delinquency

12–17

378

Personal Experience Inventory (PEI); Timeline follow-back method (TLFB); Diagnostic interview schedule for children, second edition (DISC-2); Family environment scale (FEI)

41

Henggeler SW, Halliday-Boykins CA, Cunningham PB, Randall J, Shapiro SB, Chapman JE.

2006

juvenile offenders meeting criteria for substance abuse or dependence

12–17

161

Form 90 based on TLFB; Self reported delinquency scale (SRD); Child behavior checklist (CBCL)

42

Henggeler SW, McCart MR, Cunningham PB, Chapman JE.

2012

youth substance abuse and criminal behavior

12–17

104

Form 90/TLFB; Self reported delinquency scale (SRD)

43

Henggeler SW, Melton GB, Brondino MJ, Scherer DG, Hanley JH

1997

violent and chronic juvenile offenders

11–17

155

Global severity index (GSI) of the BSI; Revised problem behavior checklist (RBPC); Self-report delinquency scale (SRD); Family adaptability and cohesion evaluation scales (FACES-III); Family assessment measure (FAM-III); Parent version monitoring index; Adolescent version monitoring index; 13-item Missouri peer relations inventory (MPRI); 14-item parent peer conformity inventory (PPCI)

44

Henggeler SW, Melton GB, Smith LA

1992

serious juvenile offenders

Mean 15,2

84

SRD (Self Report Delinquency Scale); FACES-III (The Family Adaptability and Cohesion Evaluation Scales); MPRI (Missouri Peer Relations Inventory); RBPC (Revised Behavior Problem Checklist); SCL-90 (Self Report Symptom Checklist); SCS-CBC

45

Henggeler SW, Pickrel SG, Brondino MJ.

1999

substance-abusing and -dependent delinquent adolescents

12–17

118

Personal experience inventory (PEI); Self-report delinquency scale (SRD)

46

Hogue A, Dauber S, Stambaugh LF, Cecero JJ, Liddle HA.

2006

substance-abusing adolescents

average 15.5

100

TLFB; CBCL; YSR

47

Hogue A, Henderson CE, Dauber S, Barajas PC, Fried A, Liddle HA.

2008

adolescent substance use and related behavior problems

13–17

136

Timeline follow-back (TLFB); Personal experience inventory (PEI); CBCL; YSR

48

Hunter SB, Ramchand R, Griffin BA, Suttorp MJ, McCaffrey D, Morral A.

2012

adolescent substance use

n/a

2751

GAIN; Emotional problem scale (EPS); Illegal activities scale (IAS); Past month substance problem scale (SPS-GAIN); Substance frequency scale (SFS-GAIN)

49

Kaminer Y, Burleson JA, Goldberger R

2002

adolescent substance-abusers

13–18

88

T-ASI; DISC-C; Structural clinical interview for the DSM (SCID-II); Revised dimensions of temperament survey (DOTES-R)

50

Kaminer Y, Burleson JA.

2008

adolescents with substance use disorder

13–18

88

T-ASI; DOTES-R

51

Keiley MK.

2007

incarcerated adolescents

13–18

73

Caregiver CBCL; Youth self-report (YSR); Coping inventory of stressful situations (CISS); Parental bonding instrument (PBI); Inventory of parent and peer attachment (IPPA)

52

Killeen TK, McRae-Clark AL, Waldrop AE, Upadhyaya H, Brady KT.

2012

adolescents with marijuana use disorders

12–18

31

Composite international diagnostic interview (CIDI); Teen Addiction Severity Index (T-ASI); Timeline Follow-back (TLFB); Marijuana craving questionnaire (MCQ-12); Barrett Impulsivity Scale (BIS-II-A)

53

Latimer WW, Winters KC, D'Zurilla T, Nichols M

2003

adolescent drug abusers

12–18

43

Diagnostic interview for children and adolescents (DICA-IV); Adolescent diagnostic interview revised (ADI-R)-multiaxal interview; Personal experience inventory (PEI); Family assessment measure (FAM); Social problem solving inventory (SPSI); Motivational learning questionnaire (MSLQ); Client personal history questionnaire (CPHHQ)

54

Letourneau EJ, Henggeler SW, Borduin CM, Schewe PA, McCart MR, Chapman JE, Saldana L

2009

juvenile sexual offenders

11–17

67

Adolescent sexual behavior inventory (ASBI); Self-report delinquency scale (SRD); Personal experience inventory (PEI); Child behavior checklist (CBCL)

55

Liddle HA, Dakof GA, Parker K, Diamond GS, Barrett K, Tejeda M

2001

clinically-referred marijuana- and alcohol-abusing adolescents

13–18

182

Adolescent grade point average (GPA); Acting out behaviors (AOB) scale; Global health pathology scale

56

Liddle HA, Rowe CL, Dakof GA, Henderson CE, Greenbaum PE

2009

young adolescent substance abusers

11–15

83

GAIN; TLFB; POSIT; SRD; National youth survey peer delinquency scale

57

Liddle HA, Rowe CL, Dakof GA, Ungaro RA, Henderson CE.

2004

adolescent substance abuse and behavioral problems

11–15

80

GAIN; Parent and adolescent interviews (CTRADA); Youth Self Report (YSR); Family Environment Scale (FES); National Youth Survey Peer Delinquency Scale; TLFB

58

Lott DC, Jencius S.

2009

adolescent substance abuse

12–18

264

(only urine specimen)

59

Marsden J, Stillwell G, Barlow H, Boys A, Taylor C, Hunt N, Farrell M

2006

young ecstasy and cocaine users

16–22

342

Maudsley addiction Profile (MAP); Severity of dependence scale (SDS)

60

Martin G, Copeland J.

2008

adolescent cannabis users

14–19

40

TLFB; Items from GAIN; Severity of dependence scale (SDS); Stage of change questionnaire

61

McCambridge J, Strang J.

2004

adolescent illegal drug use

16–20

200

Severity of Dependence Scale (SDS); Seven-point scale by Argyle; Drug Attitudes Scale (DAS); 12-item general health questionnaire (GHQ)

62

McGlynn AH, Hahn P, Hagan MP.

2012

juvenile offenders

12–18

518

HIT questionnaire

63

Moore SK, Marsch LA, Badger GJ, Solhkhah R, Hofstein Y.

2011

opoid-dependent adolescents

13–18

36

Youth Self Report (YSR)

64

Rigter H, Henderson CE, Pelc I, Tossmann P, Phan O, Hendriks V, Schaub M, RoweCL.

2012

adolescents with recent cannabis use disorder

13–18

450

Adolescent diagnostic interview-light (ADI-Light); TLFB

65

Robbins MS, Feaster DJ, Horigian VE, Rohrbaugh M, Shoham V, Bachrach K, Miller M,Burlew KA, Hodgkins C, Carrion I, Vandermark N, Schindler E, Werstlein R,Szapocznik J.

2011

adolescent drug abuse

Mean 15.5

480

TLFB; Diagnostic interview schedule for children (DISC); Parenting Practices Questionnaire; Family environment scale (FES)

66

Rohde P, Jorgensen JS, Seeley JR, Mace DE

2004

incarcerated youth

12–25

76

YSR; Life attitudes schedule-short form (LAS-SF); Self-esteem scale; 10-item UCLA loneliness scale; Subjective probability questionnaire; 4 items created and modeled after the social adjustment scale

67

Sawyer AM, Borduin CM

2011

serious and violent juvenile offenders

37,3

176

(no instruments, clinical records only)

68

Sealock MD, Gottfredson DC, Gallagher CA

1997

substance-abusing youthful offenders

n/a

460

Face valid alcohol (FVA) scale of SASSI; Face valid other drug (FVOD) scale of SASSI; Coping resources inventory (CRI); MEPS test

69

Sexton T, Turner CW

2010

adolescents adjudicated for crime and sentenced to probation

13–17

917

WAJCA-RA structured interview

70

Timmons-Mitchell J, Bender MB, Kishna MA, Mitchell CC

2006

juvenile justice involved youth

Mean 15.1

93

Child Adolescent Functional Assessment Scale (CAFAS)

71

Waldron HB, Kern-Jones S, Turner CW, Peterson TR, Ozechowski TJ.

2007

treatment resistant drug-abusing adolescents

14–20

72

BDI; State-anger subscale of the state-trait anger expression inventory (STAXI); State-anger anxiety inventory (STAI); TLFB; CBCL; YSR; Conflict and cohesion subscale of FES

72

Waldron HB, Slesnick N, Brody JL, Turner CW, Peterson TR.

2001

adolescent substance abuse

13–17

114

TLFB; POSIT; CBCL

73

Walker DD, Stephens R, Roffman R, Demarce J, Lozano B, Towe S, Berg B.

2011

adolescent cannabis users

14–19

311

Global Appraisal of Individual Needs (GAIN-I); Marijuana Problem Inventory (MPI) (adapted from RAPI)

74

Winters KC, Fahnhorst T, Botzet A, Lee S, Lalone B

2012

Alcohol and/or cannabis use disorder

12–18

315

PCS: 11-item self-report scale from the Personal Experience Inventory (PEI); Adolescent Diagnostic Interview (ADI); TLFB; Stages of Change Readiness and Treatment Eagerness Scale (SOCRATES); Problem solving inventory; Child version of the Alabama Parenting Questionnaire (APQ); Treatment Services Review (TSR)

75

Winters KC, Leitten W.

2007

drug-abusing adolescents

14–17

79

Adolescent Diagnostic Interview (ADI) - substance use disorder module; TLFB; Personal consequences scale (PCS) from PEI; Treatment Services Review (TSR)

76

Chamberlain P, Leve LD, Degarmo DS

2007

Girls with serious and chronic delinquency

13–17

81

Elliott General Delinquency Scale

77

Liddle, HA, Dakof, GA, Turner, RM, Henderson, CE, Greenbaum, PE

2008

Youth with drug abuse/dependence

Mean 15

224

DISC; PEI; TLFB

78

Robbins MS, Szapocznik J, Dillon FR, Turner CW, Mitrani VB, Feaster DJ

2008

Substance-abusing or dependent adolescents

12–17, mean 15.6

190

DISC; TLFB; ADAD; Therapist Adherence Checklist

79

Smith DC, Hall JA, Williams JK, An H, Gotman N.

2006

Adolescent substance abuse

Mean 15.8

98

SFS and SPS scales of GAIN

80

Winters KC, Stinchfield RD, Opland E, Weller C, Latimer WW.

2000

Adolescent substance abuse

12–18

245

Drug consumption items of PEI