Volume 8, supplement issue 1, September 2013
International Network on Brief Interventions for Alcohol and Other Drugs (INEBRIA) Meeting 2013
89 articles in this issue
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Funding Medicaid codes for screening and brief intervention services: lessons learned
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GP problems when communicating with patients about their alcohol drinking: an investigation in Florence (2010-2012)
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Role of brief intervention for prenatal alcohol consumption conducted by nonmedical professionals
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Cost to conduct screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment (SBIRT) in healthcare settings
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Mobile phone brief intervention applications for risky alcohol use among university students: a randomized controlled study
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Self-selection in a randomized trial of web-based primary and secondary prevention alcohol brief intervention
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The use of scratch-cards to increase alcohol consumption awareness and facilitate a reduction
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The development of an alcohol brief intervention e-coach for use by primary care clinicians
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Screening for alcohol-related liver damage in the community: findings from the PrevAIL (Preventing Alcohol Harm in Liverpool) Study
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A time-in-motion study of screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment (SBIRT) implementation in healthcare settings
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Electronic screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment for poly-drug users in emergency services (the eSBIRTes Project)
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Effectiveness of alcohol brief intervention delivered by community pharmacists: two-arm randomised controlled trial
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Effectiveness of GP intervention on risk drinking clients: a re-analysis of data of the Florence early identification and brief intervention project
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Innovative approaches to integrating screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment training into nursing education and practice in Colorado
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Under what conditions? Therapist and client characteristics moderate the role of change talk in brief motivational intervention
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Within-session changes in therapist and client behaviors during an alcohol brief motivational intervention for young men
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Effectiveness of a brief intervention for alcohol consumption among Brazilian women in a household setting
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“This is your brain on drugs”: adolescent substance use prevention through neuroscience education
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Provider payment approaches and incentives to implement screening
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Screening tools for brief interventions in nonclinical settings
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Factors that determine the motivation to change alcohol consumption in cardiovascular patients: an exploratory study
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Health on the web: a randomised controlled trial of work-based online screening and brief intervention for reducing alcohol intake
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Alcohol and the workplace: the experience of Tuscan Alcohological Centre (CAR) training on early identification and brief intervention methodology
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Alcohol assessment and feedback by e-mail for university students: main findings from the AMADEUS-1 randomised controlled trial
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Alcohol SBIRT implementation in adult primary care: physician versus non-physician delivery
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Examining predictors of reduction in drinking risk-level among severe-risk trauma patients following a brief counseling intervention
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