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Alcohol misuse is a significant international public health problem. Screening and brief intervention (SBI) in primary care reduces alcohol consumption by about 15 – 30%, sustained over 12 months in hazardous or harmful drinkers but implementation has proved difficult leading to growing interest in exploring the effectiveness of SBI in other settings, including the workplace. Computerised interventions for alcohol misuse can be as effective as traditional face-to-face interventions and may have advantages, including anonymity, convenience and availability.

More information

Type

Journal article

Journal

BMC Public Health

Publisher

BioMed Central

Publication Date

01/05/2013

Volume

13:505

Addresses

Zarnie Khadjesari, z.khadjesari@ucl.ac.uk

Keywords

Alcohol-related disorders, Alcohol, Screening and brief intervention, Internet, Randomised,, Controlled Trial, Workplace, Health Promotion