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Testing the Efficacy of an Online Alcohol Intervention in a Workplace Setting
The purpose of this study is to test - in a workplace setting - if an online multi-session alcohol intervention improves treatment effect over and above a single session screening with feedback. Hypothesis: automated online multi-session follow-up improves the effect on alcohol consumption over and above a single session screening
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