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L. PLATT ; G. J. MELENDEZ-TORRES ; A. O'DONNELL ; J. BRADLEY ; D. NEWBURY-BIRCH ; E. KANER ; C. ASHTON |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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A. O'DONNELL ; P. ANDERSON ; E. JANE-LLOPIS ; J. MANTHEY ; E. KANER ; J. REHM |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[...]
Article : Périodique
C. S. SCHMIDT ; B. SCHULTE ; H. N. SEO ; S. KUHN ; A. O'DONNELL ; L. KRISTON ; U. VERTHEIN ; J. REIMER |Background and Aims: Despite ambiguous evidence for the effectiveness of alcohol screening with brief interventions (BI) in emergency departments (ED), ambition for their widespread implementation continues to grow. To clarify whether such an ap[...]![Personalised digital interventions for reducing hazardous and harmful alcohol consumption in community-dwelling populations [Review]](https://bdoc.ofdt.fr/img_cache/f3d5bc9cdb80992b9730b25a6f39cc5c.png)
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E. F. KANER ; F. R. BEYER ; C. GARNETT ; D. CRANE ; J. BROWN ; C. MUIRHEAD ; J. REDMORE ; A. O'DONNELL ; J. J. NEWHAM ; F. DE VOCHT ; M. HICKMAN ; H. BROWN ; G. MANIATOPOULOS ; S. MICHIE |Review question: We aimed to find out if personalised advice to reduce heavy drinking provided using a computer or mobile device is better than nothing or printed information. We also compared advice provided using a computer or mobile device to[...]
Article : Périodique
A. O'DONNELL ; P. ANDERSON ; D. NEWBURY-BIRCH ; B. SCHULTE ; C. SCHMIDT ; J. REIMER ; E. KANER |Aims: The aim of the study was to assess the cumulative evidence on the effectiveness of brief alcohol interventions in primary healthcare in order to highlight key knowledge gaps for further research. Methods: An overview of systematic review[...]
