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DOI: 10.1016/0277-9536(88)90209-2
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Alcohol-related knowledge, beliefs and attitudes among health and clerical personnel

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“…GPs under 40 were also less confident and felt themselves to be less effective than older colleagues. However, older GPs were less knowledgable (as also found by Poikolainen [11]) and less likely to ask their patients about drug-use-an important component of assessment. In 1988 all Australian medical schools appointed a co-ordinator of drug education which dramatically increased the amount of curriculum dedicated to drug problems [12].…”
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