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Drink Less Enjoy More: effects of a multi-component intervention on improving adherence to, and knowledge of, alcohol legislation in a UK nightlife setting

Z. QUIGG ; K. HUGHES ; N. BUTLER ; K. FORD ; I. CANNING ; M. A. BELLIS | 2018
Dans Addiction (Vol.113, n°8, August 2018) Article : Périodique

AIMS: To estimate the association between implementation of a community-based multi-component intervention (Drink Less Enjoy More) and sales of alcohol to pseudo-intoxicated patrons and nightlife patron awareness of associated legislation. DESI[...]

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Drunk and disorganised: relationships between bar characteristics and customer intoxication in European drinking environments

K. HUGHES ; Z. QUIGG ; M. A. BELLIS ; A. CALAFAT ; N. VAN HASSELT ; M. KOSIR ; L. VOORHAM ; F. X. GOOSSENS ; M. DUCH ; M. JUAN | 2012
Dans International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (Vol.9, n°11, November 2012) Article : Périodique

Preventing alcohol-related harm in drinking environments is a growing international priority. Factors relating to the physical, social and staffing environments in bars can contribute to increased alcohol consumption and harm. Understanding the [...]

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Harms from other people's gambling: Associations with an individual's own gambling behaviours, health risk behaviours, financial problems, general health, and mental wellbeing

C. WILSON ; N. BUTLER ; Z. QUIGG | 2024
Dans Journal of Gambling Studies (Vol.40, n°3, September 2024) Article : Périodique

This study aimed to explore relationships between being an 'affected other' (AO) and an individual's own gambling, health risk behaviours, financial problems, poor general health, and low mental wellbeing. A cross-sectional survey using represen[...]

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"If you don't drink at university, you're going to struggle to make friends". Prospective students' perceptions around alcohol use at universities in the united kingdom

N. GAMBLES ; L. PORCELLATO ; K. M. FLEMING ; Z. QUIGG | 2022
Dans Substance Use and Misuse (Vol.57, n°2, 2022) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND: New students arrive at university with pre-determined perceptions around how alcohol can be used as a tool to overcome anxieties and secure new friendships, which in turn influences students' drinking behaviors. From a health promoti[...]

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