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Brief intervention for drug-abusing adolescents in a school setting: Outcomes and mediating factors

K. C. WINTERS ; T. FAHNHORST ; A. BOTZET ; S. LEE ; B. LALONE | 2012
Dans Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment (Vol.42, n°3, April 2012) Article : Périodique

This randomized controlled trial evaluated the use of two brief intervention conditions for adolescents (aged 12-18 years) who have been identified in a school setting as abusing alcohol and other drugs. Adolescents and their parents (N = 315) w[...]

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Brief intervention for female heavy drinkers in routine general practice: a 3-year randomized, controlled study

M. AALTO ; SAKSANEN R. ; P. LAINE ; FORSSTROM R. ; RAIKAA M. ; KIVILUOTO M. ; K. SEPPA ; SILLANAUKEE P. | 2000
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BACKGROUND: Today, heavy drinking is a common health hazard among women. The evidence in favor of providing some kind of brief intervention to reduce drinking is quite convincing. However, we do not know if intervention works in a natural enviro[...]

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Brief intervention for harm reduction with alcohol-positive older adolescents in a hospital emergency department

P. M. MONTI ; S. M. COLBY ; N. P. BARNETT ; A. SPIRITO ; D. J. ROHSENOW ; M. MYERS ; R. WOOLARD ; W. LEWANDER | 1999
Dans Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology (Vol.67, n°6, 1999) Article : Périodique

This study evaluated the use of a brief motivational interview (MI) to reduce alcohol-related consequences and use among adolescents treated in an emergency room (ER) following an alcohol-related event. Patients aged 18 to 19 years (N = 94) were[...]

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Brief intervention : for hazardous and harmful drinking. A manual for use in primary care

T. F. BABOR ; J. C. HIGGINS-BIDDLE | 2001
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This manual is written to help primary health care workers - physicians, nurses, community health workers, and others - to deal with persons whose alcohol consumption has become hazardous or harmful to their health. The AUDIT was developed as a[...]

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Brief intervention for problem drug use in safety-net primary care settings: A randomized clinical trial

P. P. ROY-BYRNE ; K. BUMGARDNER ; A. KRUPSKI ; C. DUNN ; R. RIES ; D. M. DONOVAN ; I. I. WEST ; C. MAYNARD ; D. C. ATKINS ; M. C. GRAVES ; J. M. JOESCH ; G. A. ZARKIN | 2014
Dans Journal of the American Medical Association (Vol.312, n°5, August 6, 2014) Article : Périodique

Importance: Although brief intervention is effective for reducing problem alcohol use, few data exist on its effectiveness for reducing problem drug use, a common issue in disadvantaged populations seeking care in safety-net medical settings (ho[...]

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Brief interventions and alcohol use

FREEMANTLE N. ; P. GILL ; C. GODFREY ; C. RICHARDS ; SHELDON T. A. ; F. SONG ; J. WEBB | 1993
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Brief interventions for alcohol problems. Factors that facilitate implementation

A. MOYER ; J. W. FINNEY | 2005
Dans Alcohol Research and Health (Vol.28, n°1, 2005) Article : Périodique

Brief interventions are gaining favor as a means of addressing the problems associated with hazardous and harmful drinking. Brief interventions commonly target people whose levels or patterns of use are not diagnosable as alcohol abuse or depend[...]

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Brief interventions for alcohol problems: a review

T. BIEN ; W. MILLER ; TONIGAN S. | 1993
Dans Addiction (Vol.88, n°3, March 1993) Article : Périodique

Relatively brief interventions have consistently been found to be effective in reducing alcohol consumption or achieving treatment referral of problem drinkers. To date, the literature includes at least a dozen randomized trials of brief referra[...]

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Brief interventions for cannabis use in healthcare settings: Systematic review and meta-analyses of randomized trials

S. IMTIAZ ; M. ROERECKE ; P. KURDYAK ; A. V. SAMOKHVALOV ; O. S. M. HASAN ; J. REHM | 2020
Dans Journal of Addiction Medicine (Vol.14, n°1, January-February 2020) Article : Périodique

Objectives: The efficacy of brief interventions for cannabis use was assessed in a systematic review and meta-analyses. Methods: Systematic searches in academic databases were conducted, and reference lists of included studies were reviewed. Ra[...]

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Brief interventions in dependent drinkers: a comparative prospective analysis in two hospitals

K. COBAIN ; L. OWENS ; R. FITZGERALD ; I. GILMORE ; M. PIRMOHAMED | 2011
Dans Alcohol and Alcoholism (Vol.46, n°4, July-August 2011) Article : Périodique

AIMS: To investigate whether brief interventions (BIs) delivered by a dedicated Alcohol Specialist Nurse (ASN) to non-treatment-seeking alcohol-dependent patients in an acute hospital setting are effective in reducing alcohol consumption and dep[...]

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Brief interventions in routine health care: a population-based study of conversations about alcohol in Sweden

P. NILSEN ; J. McCAMBRIDGE ; N. KARLSSON ; P. BENDTSEN | 2011
Dans Addiction (Vol.106, n°10, October 2011) Article : Périodique

AIMS: To investigate how brief alcohol interventions are delivered in routine practice in the Swedish health-care system. DESIGN, SETTING AND PARTICIPANTS: A cross-sectional sample of 6000 individuals representative of the adult population age[...]

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A brief marijuana intervention for non-treatment-seeking young adult women

M. D. STEIN ; C. E. HAGERTY ; B. H. HERMAN ; M. G. PHIPPS ; B. J. ANDERSON | 2011
Dans Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment (Vol.40, n°2, March 2011) Article : Périodique

We randomized 332 women, 18-24 years old, who were not explicitly seeking treatment for their marijuana use to either a two-session motivationally focused intervention or an assessment-only condition. Assessed by timeline follow-back methodology[...]

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Brief motivational intervention for adolescent smokers in medical settings

S. M. COLBY ; P. M. MONTI ; T. O. TEVYAW ; N. P. BARNETT ; A. SPIRITO ; D. J. ROHSENOW ; RIGGS S. ; W. LEWANDER | 2005
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ENGLISH : This study evaluated the efficacy of using a brief motivational intervention to reduce smoking among adolescent patients treated in a hospital outpatient clinic or Emergency Department. Patients aged 14-19 years (N=85) were randomly [...]

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Brief motivational intervention for high-risk drinking and illicit drug use in mandated and voluntary freshmen

D. M. KAZEMI ; M. J. LEVINE ; J. DMOCHOWSKI ; Q. SHOU ; I. ANGBING | 2013
Dans Journal of Substance Use (Vol.18, n°5, October 2013) Article : Périodique

Introduction: Alcohol consumption and illicit drug use among college students are national public health concerns. Mandated students who have violated campus alcohol policies often are at higher risk for heavy drinking and illicit drug use. Pur[...]

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A brief motivational intervention for substance misuse in recent-onset psychosis

D. J. KAVANAGH ; R. YOUNG ; A. WHITE ; J. B. SAUNDERS ; WALLIS J. ; SHOCKLEY N. ; L. JENNER ; A. CLAIR | 2004
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ENGLISH : Substance misuse is common in early psychosis, and impacts negatively on outcomes. Little is known about effective interventions for this population. We report a pilot study of brief intervention for substance misuse in early psychos[...]

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