2007
DOI: 10.7326/0003-4819-146-3-200702060-00005
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Brief Intervention for Medical Inpatients with Unhealthy Alcohol Use

Abstract: Brief intervention is insufficient for linking medical inpatients with treatment for alcohol dependence and for changing alcohol consumption. Medical inpatients with unhealthy alcohol use require more extensive, tailored alcohol interventions.

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“…Among all inpatients of an urban teaching hospital, this study revealed a prevalence of 17% for unhealthy alcohol use, defined as AUD or at-risk drinking. Of these, 77% fulfilled the criteria for alcohol dependence, which results in a prevalence of less than 4% for at-risk drinking without AUDs among all GH patients (Saitz et al 2007). These numbers suggest that at-risk consumers are underrepresented in inpatient settings and that systematic screening and BI are inappropriate in this setting from a public health perspective.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among all inpatients of an urban teaching hospital, this study revealed a prevalence of 17% for unhealthy alcohol use, defined as AUD or at-risk drinking. Of these, 77% fulfilled the criteria for alcohol dependence, which results in a prevalence of less than 4% for at-risk drinking without AUDs among all GH patients (Saitz et al 2007). These numbers suggest that at-risk consumers are underrepresented in inpatient settings and that systematic screening and BI are inappropriate in this setting from a public health perspective.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…-abstinenz [2, 7, 16,[18][19][20], in zwei Studien in der Motivierung zur Trinkreduktion [11,17], in zwei Studien zur Behandlungsaufnahme [9,20], in einer Studie in der Reduktion post-operativer Komplikationen [18] und in einer Studie blieb das Ziel hinsichtlich Motivation oder Reduktion unklar [13]. In den zehn Studien wurden vier verschiedene Arten von Interventionen getestet (Tabelle 2): a) Beratung [2, 7, 9,  11, 13, 17, 18], b) Schulung [16,20], c) Fertigkeitstraining [13] und d) Ratschlag mit oder ohne zusätzliche Aushändigung einer Broschüre sowie Aushändigung einer Broschüre allein [19].…”
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“…In den zehn Studien wurden vier verschiedene Arten von Interventionen getestet (Tabelle 2): a) Beratung [2, 7, 9,  11, 13, 17, 18], b) Schulung [16,20], c) Fertigkeitstraining [13] und d) Ratschlag mit oder ohne zusätzliche Aushändigung einer Broschüre sowie Aushändigung einer Broschüre allein [19]. Nach Angaben der jeweiligen Autoren basierten drei der sieben Studien, in denen eine Beratung durchgeführt wurde [11,13,17] auf motivierender Gesprächsführung [MI,14].…”
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“…Saitz et al [49] compared computer-delivered interventions of various lengths, and found that length did not predict outcome. Barnett et al [37] and Kypri et al [50] examined multiple exposures and found that additional sessions did not enhance the effect when using the same type of delivery mode.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%