No Improvement in Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention Rates among Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services
Key Findings
Results from a cluster randomised trial showed that providing training and support to Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHSs) did not lead to improvements in alcohol screening and brief intervention rates among wait-list control services.
Practical Solutions
Future efforts could include implementing practice software prompts for alcohol screening and brief intervention, which are less reliant on individual staff time or resources.
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