How primary care providers talk to patients about alcohol a qualitative study

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Kinsey A. McCormick
Nancy E. Cochran
Anthony L. Back
Joseph O. Merrill
Emily C. Williams
Katharine A. Bradley
机构
[1] VA Puget Sound Health Care System,Northwest Health Services Research and Development Center of Excellence
[2] University of Washington,Department of Medicine
[3] White River Junction VA Hospital,Department of Medicine and Community and Family Medicine
[4] White River,Center of Excellence in Substance Abuse Treatment and Education
[5] Dartmouth Medical School,Primary and Specialty Medical Care Service
[6] Harborview Medical Center,Department of Health Services
[7] VA Puget Sound Health Care System,undefined
[8] VA Puget Sound Health Care System,undefined
[9] University of Washington,undefined
[10] VA Puget Sound Health Services Research and Development,undefined
来源
Journal of General Internal Medicine | 2006年 / 21卷
关键词
alcohol drinking; primary care; communication; physician-patient relations;
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摘要
BACKGROUND: Alcohol misuse is a common and well-documented source of morbidity and mortality. Brief primary care alcohol counseling has been shown to benefit patients with alcohol misuse.
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页码:966 / 972
页数:6
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