Evidence-based interventions for alcohol use disorders | EPICSS

There is an underuse of evidence-based interventions, including screening and brief intervention as well as treatment for alcohol use disorders. The overall aim with this project is to study innovative approaches to improve measurement of alcohol consumption and whether new technology can improve outcomes of treatment of alcohol use disorders.

 

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Sven Andreasson

Professor Emeritus/Emerita

Publications

Treatment for Alcohol Dependence in Primary Care Compared to Outpatient Specialist Treatment-A Randomized Controlled Trial.
Wallhed Finn S, Hammarberg A, Andreasson S
Alcohol Alcohol. 2018 Jul;53(4):376-385

Web-Based Self-Help for Problematic Alcohol Use: a Large Naturalistic Study.
Johansson M, Sinadinovic K, Hammarberg A, Sundström C, Hermansson U, Andreasson S, et al
Int J Behav Med 2017 10;24(5):749-759

Rethinking alcohol interventions in health care: a thematic meeting of the International Network on Brief Interventions for Alcohol & Other Drugs (INEBRIA).
Glass JE, Andréasson S, Bradley KA, Finn SW, Williams EC, Bakshi AS, et al
Addict Sci Clin Pract 2017 05;12(1):14

Effect of Screening and Advising on Alcohol Habits in Sweden: A Repeated Population Survey Following Nationwide Implementation of Screening and Brief Intervention.
Lundin A, Danielsson AK, Hallgren M, Torgén M
Alcohol Alcohol. 2017 Mar;52(2):190-196

Preferences regarding treatment for alcohol problems.
Andréasson S, Danielsson AK, Wallhed-Finn S
Alcohol Alcohol. 2016;48(6):694-9

Alcohol consumption, dependence, and treatment barriers: perceptions among nontreatment seekers with alcohol dependence.
Wallhed Finn S, Bakshi AS, Andréasson S
Subst Use Misuse 2014 May;49(6):762-9

 

 

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