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.

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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.

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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.

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