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Minimal interventions for problem drinkers : a study of effectiveness and an analysis of the nurse's role

1993-01-01

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The study described in this thesis consists of two main parts. The first was a study of brief interventions for problem drinking. 998 general hospital in-patients, who were receiving treatment for conditions which were not primarily alcohol-related, were screened to identify potential problem drinkers. 24.5% reported levels of alcohol consumption which were in excess of the recommended ~sensible limits~ as suggest...

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10.48730/dftz-jw05
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