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Alcohol marketing and adolescent and young adult alcohol use behaviors: A systematic review of cross-sectional studies

L. J. FINAN ; S. LIPPERMAN-KREDA ; J. W. GRUBE ; A. BALASSONE ; E. KANER | 2020
Dans Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs (Suppl.19, March 2020) Article : Périodique

OBJECTIVE: This article provides a systematic review of cross-sectional research examining associations between exposure to alcohol marketing and alcohol use behaviors among adolescents and young adults. METHOD: Literature searches of eight ele[...]

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Alcohol screening and brief intervention for adolescents: The how, what and where of reducing alcohol consumption and related harm among young people

R. PATTON ; P. DELUCA ; E. KANER ; D. NEWBURY-BIRCH ; T. PHILLIPS ; C. DRUMMOND | 2014
Dans Alcohol and Alcoholism (Vol.49, n°2, March-April 2014) Article : Périodique

Aim: The aim of the study was to explore the evidence base on alcohol screening and brief intervention for adolescents to determine age appropriate screening tools, effective brief interventions and appropriate locations to undertake these activ[...]

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Attitudes and managing alcohol problems in general practice: an interaction analysis based on findings from a WHO collaborative study

P. ANDERSON ; E. KANER ; S. WUTZKE ; FUNK M. ; N. HEATHER ; M. WENSING ; R. P. T. M. GROL ; A. GUAL ; L. PAS ; WHO BRIEF INTERVENTION STUDY GROUP | 2004
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ENGLISH : AIMS: To determine if GPs' attitudes towards working with drinkers moderated the impact that training and support had on screening and brief intervention activity in routine practice. METHODS: Subjects were 340 GPs from four countrie[...]

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Autonomy, special offers and routines: a Q methodological study of industry-driven marketing influences on young people's drinking behaviour

S. SCOTT ; R. BAKER ; J. SHUCKSMITH ; E. KANER | 2014
Dans Addiction (Vol.109, n°11, November 2014) Article : Périodique

Aim: To identify shared patterns of views in young people relating to the influence of industry-driven alcohol marketing (price, promotion, product and place of purchase/consumption) on their reported drinking behaviour. Design: Q methodology [...]

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Clinical reasoning, clinical trials and risky drinkers in everyday primary care: A qualitative study of British general practitioners

C. MAY ; RAPLEY T. ; E. KANER | 2006
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.14, n°4, August 2006) Article : Périodique

ENGLISH : Alcohol and other substance misuse problems have historically been seen as refractory in primary care, but in the past 20 years Brief Interventions have come to be seen as an important and effective response to a range of problems ar[...]

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Containment and care? A qualitative interview study exploring police custody staff views about delivering brief alcohol interventions to heavy drinking arrestees

R. MCGOVERN ; L. CROWE ; M. ADDISON ; M. HICKMAN ; J. KIDGER ; E. MCCOLL ; D. NEWBURY-BIRCH ; E. KANER | 2020
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.27, n°6, December 2020) Article : Périodique

Heavy alcohol use and associated needs are prevalent amongst arrestees. The custody suite offers an opportunity to identify and intervene with this population. However, it is unclear whether functions of care can be effectively delivered within [...]

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Does industry-driven alcohol marketing influence adolescent drinking behaviour? A systematic review

S. SCOTT ; C. MUIRHEAD ; J. SHUCKSMITH ; R. TYRRELL ; E. KANER | 2017
Dans Alcohol and Alcoholism (Vol.52, n°1, January 2017) Article : Périodique

Aim: To systematically review evidence on the influence of specific marketing components (Price, Promotion, Product attributes and Place of sale/availability) on key drinking outcomes (initiation, continuation, frequency and intensity) in young [...]

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Effectiveness of screening and brief alcohol intervention in primary care (SIPS trial): pragmatic cluster randomised controlled trial

E. KANER ; M. BLAND ; P. CASSIDY ; S. COULTON ; V. DALE ; P. DELUCA ; E. GILVARRY ; C. GODFREY ; N. HEATHER ; J. MYLES ; D. NEWBURY-BIRCH ; A. OYEFESO ; S. PARROTT ; K. A. PERRYMAN ; T. PHILLIPS ; J. SHEPHERD ; C. DRUMMOND | 2013
Dans British Medical Journal (Vol.346, n°7892, 26 January 2013) Article : Périodique

Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of different brief intervention strategies at reducing hazardous or harmful drinking in primary care. The hypothesis was that more intensive intervention would result in a greater reduction in hazardous o[...]

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How economic recessions and unemployment affect illegal drug use: A systematic realist literature review

G. E. NAGELHOUT ; K. HUMMEL ; M. C. M. DE GOEIJ ; H. DE VRIES ; E. KANER ; P. LEMMENS | 2017
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.44, June 2017) Article : Périodique

Background: Economic recessions may influence illegal drug use via different mechanisms, for example increased use due to more psychological distress or decreased use due to lower incomes and purchasing power. This paper reviews the literature o[...]

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How effective are brief interventions in reducing alcohol consumption: do the setting, practitioner group and content matter? Findings from a systematic review and metaregression analysis

L. PLATT ; G. J. MELENDEZ-TORRES ; A. O'DONNELL ; J. BRADLEY ; D. NEWBURY-BIRCH ; E. KANER ; C. ASHTON | 2016
Dans BMJ Open (Vol.6, n°8, 2016) Article : Périodique

Background: While the efficacy and effectiveness of brief interventions for alcohol (ABI) have been demonstrated in primary care, there is weaker evidence in other settings and reviews do not consider differences in content. We conducted a syste[...]

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Identifying the gap between need and intervention for alcohol use disorders in Europe

C. DRUMMOND ; A. GUAL ; C. GOOS ; C. GODFREY ; P. DELUCA ; C. VON DER GOLTZ ; G. GMEL ; E. SCAFATO ; A. WOLSTENHOLME ; K. MANN ; S. COULTON ; E. KANER | 2011
Dans Addiction (Vol.106, Suppl.1, March 2011) Article : Périodique

AIMS: A literature review of existing research on the prevalence of alcohol use disorders (AUDs) and availability of alcohol interventions in Europe was conducted. The review also explored what is known about the gap between need and provision o[...]

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Immediate impact of minimum unit pricing on alcohol purchases in Scotland: controlled interrupted time series analysis for 2015-18

A. O'DONNELL ; P. ANDERSON ; E. JANE-LLOPIS ; J. MANTHEY ; E. KANER ; J. REHM | 2019
Dans British Medical Journal (Vol.366, n°8215, 28 September 2019) Article : Périodique

Objective: To assess the immediate impact of the introduction of minimum unit pricing in Scotland on household alcohol purchases. Design: Controlled interrupted time series analysis. Setting: Purchase data from Kantar Worldpanel's household sh[...]

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Impact of alcohol education and training on general practitioners' diagnostic and management skills: findings from a world health organisation collaborative study

E. KANER ; S. WUTZKE ; J. SAUNDERS | 2001
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Implementation strategies to enhance management of heavy alcohol consumption in primary health care: a meta-analysis

M. KEURHORST ; I. VAN DE GLIND ; M. BITARELLO DO. AMARAL-SABADINI ; P. ANDERSON ; E. KANER ; D. NEWBURY-BIRCH ; J. BRASPENNING ; M. WENSING ; M. HEINEN ; M. LAURANT | 2015
Dans Addiction (Vol.110, n°12, December 2015) Article : Périodique

Background and Aims: Screening and brief interventions (SBI) delivered in primary health care (PHC) are cost-effective in decreasing alcohol consumption; however, they are underused. This study aims to identify implementation strategies that foc[...]

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A multicountry controlled trial of strategies to promote dissemination and implementation of brief alcohol intervention in primary health care: findings of a World Health Organization collaborative study

FUNK M. ; S. WUTZKE ; E. KANER ; P. ANDERSON ; L. PAS ; R. McCORMICK ; A. GUAL ; S. BARFOD ; J. SAUNDERS | 2005
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ENGLISH : OBJECTIVE: This study examines the impact of marketing strategies on the dissemination of a brief alcohol intervention program to general practitioners (GPs). The marketing strategy was tested to determine the most effective way to p[...]

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