Cost effectiveness of brief interventions for reducing alcohol consumption

WUTZKE S. E. ; SHIELL A. ; M. K. GOMEL ; K. M. CONIGRAVE | 2001
Dans Social Science and Medicine (Vol.52, n°6, 2001) Article : Périodique

The direct costs and health effects of a primary-care-based brief intervention for hazardous alcohol consumption were examined. The total cost of the intervention was calculated from costs associated with: marketing the intervention programme; p[...]

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Cost-effectiveness of strategies to market and train primary health care physicians in brief intervention techniques for hazardous alcohol use

M. K. GOMEL ; WUTZKE S. E. ; D. M. HARDCASTLE ; H. LAPSLEY ; REZNIK R. B. | 1998
Dans Social Science and Medicine (Vol.47, n°2, 1998) Article : Périodique

The cost-effectiveness of strategies to market and train primary care physicians in brief intervention for hazardous alcohol consumption was examined. Physicians were randomly assigned to one of three marketing strategies designed to promote the[...]

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Dissemination of early intervention for harmful alcohol consumption in general practice

M. K. GOMEL ; J. B. SAUNDERS ; L. BURNS ; D. M. HARDCASTLE ; M. SUMICH | 1994
Dans Health Promotion Journal of Australia (Vol.4, n°2, 1994) Article : Périodique

The high prevalence of alcohol consumption in the community suggests a need to adopt a population approach to reduce alcohol-related harm. Early intervention is a strategy which involves systematic screening of populations, followed by brief the[...]

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