Acceptability of a computerized alcohol screening and advice routine in an emergency department setting-a patient perspective

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Patients' acceptance of a computerized opportunistic alcohol screening, followed by a personalized printout as feedback, at an emergency department performed by ordinary emergency department staff is explored. About 74 % preferred the computerized printout instead of a more personalized feedback from staff member.

United States, Public affairs, Social aspects, Care and treatment, Technology application, Medical tests, Hospitals, Hospital emergency services, Alcoholics

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Under what circumstances are nurses willing to engage in brief alcohol interventions? A qualitative study from primary care in Sweden

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The circumstances under which primary care nurses in Sweden are willing to engage in alcohol prevention are identified. New strategies for alcohol prevention in primary care are discussed.

Prevention, Alcoholism, Primary nursing, Primary care nursing

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Feasibility of an email-based electronic screening and brief intervention (e-SBI) to college students in Sweden

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Applicability of an email-based personalized feedback system, on drinking habits of college students in Sweden is examined.

Students, College, Evaluation, Surveys, College students, Alcohol use, Automatic data collection systems

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