Joselaine Ida da Cruz

Doctor and Master by the Postgraduate Program in Public Health - Department of Preventive Medicine (DPM) - Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP) - Escola Paulista de Medicina (EPM). Specialist in Drug Dependence at the Research Unit on Alcohol and Drugs (UNIAD) at UNIFESP. Graduated in Biochemical and Homeopathic Pharmacy from Universidade São Judas Tadeu (USJT). Professor in Pharmacovigilance; Collective Health; Development and Quality Control of Medicines and Cosmetics; Ethics in Health; sychopharmacology, Pharmacology, Anatomy; Hospital Pharmacy, Master Pharmacy/Pharmacotechnics, Pharmacoeconomics, Pharmacotherapy, Pathophysiology.Research Experiences: 1. The importance of secondary benefits in the treatment of psychoactive substance dependence. (DMP) - (UNIFESP). Objectives: to identify the parameters of success of a treatment considered by the professional who deals with substance dependents, by the relatives of these dependents and by the patients themselves. Period: 2018 2021. Own financing.2. Program #TAMOJUNTO 2.0 (adaptation of the Unplugged program): Evaluation of the Implementation of the Program #TAMOJUNTO2.0.(DMP) - (UNIFESP). Objectives: Focus on preventing the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, carried out in a school environment, aimed at adolescents in the 8th grade of Elementary School II. Period: 2013 2019. Funding: Ministry of Health. 3. Data collection coordinator for the #TAMOJUNTO 2.0 Program: Evaluation of the Implementation of the #TAMOJUNTO 2.0 Program.(DMP) - (UNIFESP). Objectives: Focus on preventing the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, carried out in a school environment, aimed at adolescents in the 8th grade of Elementary School II. Period: 2018 2019. Funding: Ministry of Health.4. Reasons mentioned by crack users as triggers of relapse and evaluation of predisposing factors that lead to this situation.Brazilian Center for Psychotropic Information - CEBRID - UNIFESP. Objectives: To understand and identify the reasons that lead them to relapses through crack users themselves, to identify which are the predisposing factors to the user, to treatment and to dependence that interfere in these relapses and to identify possible supports (therapeutic, social, mutual-help) that can be fundamental for these users to remain abstinent. Period: 2010-2018. Funding: Ministry of Justice. 5. Elos Game Building Collectives (adapted Good Behavior Game): Evaluation of the Pre-Pilot Project for the Implementation Process in Three Public Schools in the Municipalities of São Paulo and São Bernardo do Campo. (DMP) - (UNIFESP). Objectives: To prevent abusive involvement with the use of alcohol and other drugs, aimed at children between six and ten years old (Elementary School I).Period: 2015 2017. Funding: Ministry of Health. 6. Efficacy after 6 months of a virtual intervention in reducing the practice of binge drinking among young club goers. (DMP) - (UNIFESP). Objectives: To evaluate nightclubs, which results in an intervention program to be applied in these establishments and an intervention test for the abusive consumption of alcohol among young people, applied via the web. Period: 2013 - 2016. Funding: Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP). 7. Use of Ayahuasca for Crack Addiction. (DMP) - (UNIFESP). Objective: To identify the factors that prevented relapse after Ayahuasca use.Period: 2011 - 2013. Funding: Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP).Currently, he is the Financial Director of Instituto Professor Elisaldo Carlini - CEBRID (Brazilian Center for Information on Psychotropic Drugs), 2022. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)